'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
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46 people confirmed dead in carnival weekend hell in Brazil
In south-eastern Brazil, more rain and further landslides brought emergency services to a halt after at least 46 people were killed in carnival weekend hell
Will robots be part of the next stage in the war in Ukraine?
Robots at war? Military tech companies in Russia announce new battle-ready robots that could be facing soldiers in Ukraine soon.
People gather in Memphis for Lisa Marie Presley's memorial
Hundreds of people gathered at Graceland in Memphis to remember Lisa Marie Presley's life.
Euroviews. Profile: Brazil's new Culture Minister Margareth Menezes
After what some Brazilians called ‘a nightmare’ period, Margareth Menezes appointment as Culture Minister is for many a welcome breath of fresh air into a sector that's been neglected during Jair Bolsonaro's presidency.
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Cologne commemorates 200 years of carnival
Dubbed Germany’s 'fifth season' by locals, Cologne carnival starts every year on 11 November at 11:11am and stretches until Ash Wednesday in February or March.
Rendez-vous: The best of culture and arts in Europe
At the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, a retrospective of an artist who was close to Picasso. In Madrid, an imersive Picasso show in total darkness and in Milan, five exceptional paintings by Flemish painter Hieronymus Bosch.
Euroviews. From prison to president: The political resurrection of Lula da Silva
Adored by half, despised by the other half. How did Lula manage to get elected for an unprecedented third time in Brazil?
Euroviews. Brazil elections: When pulling on a football shirt gets political
President Jair Bolsonaro has managed to associate his own political persona and his bid for a second term in office to the beloved Brazilian football shirt...
EU-Mercosur: Elections in Brazil could change trade relationship
Former president Lula da Silva vowed to get EU-Mercosur deal up and running in six months if re-elected.
Brazil's presidential election could be over after just one round
Former president Lula da Silva's lead over incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in the opinion polls is so big he could win the election without the need for a second-round run-off.
Italian researchers build first hydrogen-powered house in Europe
This student house in southern Italy is powered by hydrogen fuel cells - a first as Europe tries to reduce its carbon emissions and reliance on traditional energy sources.
Brazil celebrates 200 years of independence from Portugal
Millions of Brazilians took to the streets to celebrate 200 years of independence from Portugal. And as the military tanks rolled onto the streets, President Jair Bolsonaro asked his followers to 'make a stand'.
Olaf Scholz loses his cool as German energy debate gets heated
The main opposition leader accused Scholz and his coalition of failing the German people amidst an energy crunch and soaring inflation, sparking an angry reaction.
Brussels fantastic film festival completes 40 years
Directors from all over the world came to the auditoriums of the Belgian capital's Universal Exhibition to present their films. John Mc Tiernan, author of "Predator" and "Die Hard" is this year's guest of honour.
Rescue operations continue in southwestern China after earthquake
Rescue operations continue in China after a devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook Sichuan province.
French company unveils first zero emissions ferry in Marseille
Anchored in port, the ferry runs on electricity. At sea, special filters with sodium bicarbonate reduce its emissions to practically zero. But there is a catch.
Portugal announces €2.4 billion inflation support package
Prime Minister António Costa said helping struggling families is important, but insisted it must be done responsibly.
The new underwater drone hunting unexploded mines off Belgium's coast
The underwater drone called Remus is able to explore and map shallow waters off Belgium's coast where conventional ships cannot go.
Third German relief package approved after hours of negotiations
The German Chancellor hopes to skim off the windfall profits from energy companies to help pay for plan. The so-called excess profits tax has also been discussed at the European level for weeks. Olaf Scholz says he hopes it'll make a massive difference in people's ability to deal with rising costs.
France's EDF plans to restart its entire nuclear fleet by early 2023
According to EDF's projections, 27 nuclear reactors must restart by the end of December, followed by five others between early January and mid-February 2023.
However, many question the company's ability to do it, especially for the 12 reactors stopped for stress corrosion.
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