Sheep herds move through German cities for winter pastures
Around 600 sheep moved through downtown Nuremberg on Sunday as part of an annual tradition marking their journey to winter pastures.
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Sakurajima volcano erupts in Japan, sending ash high over Kagoshima
Japan’s Sakurajima volcano erupted for the first time since October, sending a tall plume of ash into the air and prompting ashfall alerts in nearby prefectures.
Latest news bulletin | November 16th, 2025 – Evening
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Central Asian leaders deepen regional integration as Azerbaijan joins consultative format
Central Asian leaders gathered in Uzbekistan's capital for the Seventh Consultative Meeting, emphasizing stronger political dialogue, economic integration, and collective security.
UK to announce biggest immigration shake-up, including temporary asylum and stricter conditions for protection
Britain announced on Saturday 15 November that it will begin the biggest review of its asylum policies in recent times. The plan is inspired by Denmark’s approach, which is seen as one of the strictest in Europe and has drawn criticism from human rights groups.
Fast food reimagined: How quality and inclusivity are transforming quick bites
Fast food used to be simple. A greasy burger, a side of fries, and a guilty conscience. It was quick, cheap, and nutritionally questionable. Nowadays, fast food is suffering an identity crisis — one that involves gourmet ingredients, sustainability promises, and menus that must
Chile decides its future today in polarised presidential elections
Chile is holding its presidential election on Sunday where candidates are competing with tough-on-crime and immigration proposals. Four years after the election of progressive Gabriel Boric, the country has a divided electorate and uncertainty over compulsory voting.
Gen Z's take to the streets in Mexico: 20 arrested and over 100 police officers injured
Thousands of young people marched in Mexico City on Saturday in a nationwide protest against violence and corruption. The demonstration ended with riots in the Zócalo: 20 civilians and more than 100 police officers were injured, and about 20 people were arrested.
Storm Claudia clean-up begins in UK villages Ewyas Harold and Monmouth after flooding
Villagers near the England-Wales border joined cleaning efforts after flooding caused by Storm Claudia, as farmers rescued livestock and communities rallied around those affected.
The future of the world is being shaped in Europe, says German Chancellor Friedrich Merz
In his speech to his party’s youth wing on Saturday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) clearly distanced himself from the far-right AfD and stressed the importance of Europe and the European Union.
Foraging chef's forest finds fill restaurant plates on Isle of Man UNESCO biosphere
Rather than using rare ingredients to impress diners, Pippa Lovell’s uses invasive species in her dishes to help the Isle of Man’s biodiversity.
Talk of the town: Spain's Joselito ham and Sierra Cantabria wines win over New York
Joselito hams and Sierra Cantabria wines have been rewarded in New York at the inaugural Gastronomic Excellence created by the Spain-United States Chamber of Commerce. Joselito, renowned for its vintage ham, has set its sights on becoming a staple in the huge US market.
Latest news bulletin | November 16th, 2025 – Midday
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A possible prisoner of war exchange in sight? Zelenskyy announces progress
Russia claims to have seized control of two more villages in the south of Ukraine. As Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on X that they are hoping for "the resumption of POW exchanges".
Clashes break out during Generation Z protest against President Sheinbaum in Mexico City
Thousands marched in Mexico City to protest President Claudia Sheinbaum’s government, with mostly peaceful demonstrations turning tense near the Zócalo.
Why Gibraltar and Malta are so integral to UK gaming companies
Explore why Gibraltar and Malta have become essential hubs for UK gaming companies, from strong regulations to favourable tax policies and global digital infrastructure. When it comes to Europe’s gaming industry, two small jurisdictions stand out as global powerhouses:
Inside Rome’s private Colonna Palace: a glimpse into Italy’s noble heritage
Visitors are getting a rare glimpse inside Rome’s closely guarded Colonna Palace, a private home-museum long hidden from mass tourism.
Aftermath: Storm Claudia leaves three dead in Portugal and major disruptions in the UK
An 85-year-old women died when a tree fell on a campsite in Albufeira, Portugal. As storm Claudia hit England and Wales where people were forced to be evacuated from their homes.
Judo: Spectacular Middleweight Action in Zagreb
Day two of the Zagreb Grand Prix delivered thrilling middleweight battles. Gili Sharir, Giovanni Esposito, Shiho Tanaka, and Arnaud Aregba all struck gold, while Croatia’s Iva Oberan delighted the home crowd with a brilliant bronze finish.
NATO raises alarm as Russia finalises nuclear-powered Burevestnik missile
Russia has completed its nuclear-powered Burevestnik cruise missile, which NATO sees as a major threat due to its unlimited range and high manoeuvrability.
Home is where the Hansen is: Poland pays tribute to open form architecture pioneers
Just an hour away from Warsaw, along the River Bug, stands a wooden house, hiding layers of history, complexity and architectural innovation. The creation and residence of renowned Polish architects Oskar and Sofia Hansen is both a showcase and a moving tribute to the "Open
Zanzibar’s ‘solar mamas’ are trained as technicians to help light up communities
Replacing smoky lamps with solar energy, local women are helping light homes and protect communities.
A place where innovation and education meet: Inside 'New Uzbekistan University'
New Uzbekistan University is emerging as a hub for AI, innovation, and global collaboration driving the nation’s shift toward a tech-powered future.
Athens bans gatherings ahead of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's Sunday visit
The President of Ukraine is expected to visit Athens on Sunday. As analysts say Zelenskyy’s visit to Greece is likely tied to developments in the energy sector.
Baby or ballot? Pregnant members of the European Parliament won’t have to choose anymore
A vast majority of MEPs approve proxy voting for pregnant legislators – but fathers are excluded to appease conservatives.
Latest news bulletin | November 16th, 2025 – Morning
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Global Financial Inclusion Index: Which countries offer the best access to financial services?
Switzerland and the Nordic countries offer the best access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet people’s needs in Europe. The UK ranks highest among the top five economies.
Orbán and opposition rival stage rallies in Gyor as Hungary gears up for next year's elections
The series of rallies came a week after Orbán visited the White House, where he was granted a one-year exemption from US sanctions on importing oil and gas from Russia.
Zelensky vows energy sector overhaul after $100m corruption scandal
State-owned energy firms will be fully audited and new management brought in, the Ukrainian PM says.
