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Around 100 Indigenous protesters blocked the main entrance to COP30 near the Brazilian Amazon, demanding representation.
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Germany to buy €150m of weapons for Ukraine through PURL, Pistorius says
PURL was launched in July and came following criticism from the White House that Europe needed to shoulder more of the responsibility for Ukraine's security.
From Venice to Hunan: discovering the timeless beauty of handcrafted art
In Venice and western Hunan, China, artisans are keeping centuries-old crafts alive - from mask-making to Miao embroidery - preserving tradition in a rapidly modernising world.
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Paris police wound knife-wielding man at Montparnasse train station, prosecutor says
Authorities stressed that initial communications made no mention of terrorism being suspected as a motive.
Poland implements new security measures at Belarus border while re-opening two crossings
Poland has long accused Belarus of luring asylum seekers and then pushing them en masse towards the border in an effort to destabilise the country.
Massive fire at Tesla dealership burns dozens of EVs
A large fire at a Tesla dealership near Marseille destroyed dozens of electric cars as authorities investigate possible criminal damage.
How Azerbaijan’s oil fund is expanding its influence in Europe’s private markets
Azerbaijan’s State Oil Fund is ramping up European infrastructure and renewables investments, taking stakes in London Gatwick airport and Italian solar panel capacities as it seeks to diversify away from oil and hydrocarbon revenues.
Several killed after bus crashes into Stockholm bus stop
Several others have have been injured in the crash in the Swedish capital, police say.
One million LEDs: Kew Gardens unveils new Christmas light trail
Kew Gardens' Christmas light trail blends art and conservation with fibre optic displays, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Millennium Seed Bank.
Several killed and injured after bus crashes into bus shelter in Sweden, police say
Police have cordoned off Valhallavägen, the street near where the crash happened.
Doctor issues warning for anyone thinking they’re just suffering from a bad hangover
While many people may think they’re suffering from a heavy night out, in reality, too many of these people could be facing a silent and lethal toxin. According to official UK data, deaths from methanol poisoning may be under-reported domestically, although the global mortality
Exclusive: 'Everything can be weaponised,' EU trade chief Šefčovič speaks after Nexperia spat
EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič told Euronews in an exclusive interview that the Nexperia incident is "beginning to be resolved", but points to lessons about critical dependencies: "Everything can be weaponised."
Portugal warns Ryanair cannot refuse passengers with paper boarding passes
As of Wednesday 12 November, Ryanair passengers are required to have their boarding pass in digital format on their myRyanair app.
Second brother of French anti-drugs campaigner shot dead in Marseille, prosecutor says
Amine Kessaci had been under police protection since last month after writing a book about the victims of drug trafficking in Marseille.
Europe is the world's fastest-warming continent — are its cities ready for climate change?
Despite climate change being a top priority for most mayors in 54 cities, nearly one-fifth of the cities don't have a dedicated team for climate adaptation.
Growing Resilience: How French biotech helps crops save water worldwide
Across Europe, a new generation of agri-biotech innovators is redefining how we grow food under pressure from climate change.
Storm Claudia batters Europe with powerful winds and widespread disruptions
Storm Claudia caused severe weather in Portugal, with the Faro District experiencing heavy rain and strong winds. Thousands of homes lost power amid widespread flooding.
Anthropic says Chinese state-backed hackers used its AI for major cyberattack
Anthropic said the incident was the first documented cyberattack carried out largely without human involvement.
Portugal remains on alert as Storm Claudia moves towards UK
The rain and strong winds caused road accidents, landslides and fallen trees, which damaged houses, roads and vehicles.
Iran displays ballistic missiles, drones for the first time after war with Israel
Iran's Revolutionary Guard opened an exhibition in Tehran displaying missiles and drones, including the Emad and Khorramshahr missiles, boosting national defense confidence.
Kanye ‘Ye’ West threatened with immediate arrest in Brazil over pro-Nazi remarks
“No one who promotes Nazism will play or sing any words on public equipment belonging to the City Hall,” said São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes.
Trump touts trade deals as Republican and Democratic pressure mounts over high grocery prices
Trump announced a series of trade and tariff deals as a way to counter criticism over rising food costs, framing them as a boost to supply chains and cheaper imports such as bananas and coffee.
'Astonishingly lethal': BBC reports from site of Russian strike in Kyiv
The BBC's James Landale reports from the east of the capital where a drone struck a multi-storey residential building.
Turkey holds funeral ceremony for 20 military personnel killed in Georgia plane crash
The C-130 military cargo was flying from Azerbaijan back to Turkey when it crashed in Georgia's Sighnaghi municipality close to the Azerbaijani border on Tuesday.
Ubisoft requests trading halt as half-year results are pushed back
Ubisoft has postponed its half-year earnings and asked Euronext to suspend trading of its shares and bonds as the French games publisher takes extra time to finalise accounts.
Hungary to mount court challenge to EU's planned phase-out of Russian energy, Orbán says
Hungary is heavily dependent on Russian fossil fuels and has sought exemptions and pledged to veto EU sanctions since Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022.
Clashes erupt between Druze and Syrian government forces in Suwayda
Violent clashes erupted in Suwayda between the Druze National Guard and Syrian government forces, involving heavy weapons and drones, in the latest major escalation of fighting between the two sides.
Ireland’s data protection chief says ‘we can’t be doing enough’ to protect children online
Euronews Next spoke with Ireland’s top data protection commissioner about protecting children online, enforcing the EU AI Act, and a new ex-Meta hire who received backlash.
Europe must reinvent growth formula in changing world, Eurogroup boss tells Euronews
Europe must reinvent its growth model in changing world hit by tariffs and force, Eurogroup boss tells Euronews in exclusive interview.
Eurozone trade surplus soars as US deal boosts exports
The eurozone's trade surplus soared to €19.4bn in September 2025, driven by surging exports to the US following the latest trade deal.
Weak eurozone growth meets flat jobs market as bankruptcies surge
Eurozone GDP barely grew in the third quarter of 2025, rising just 0.2% as the wider EU posted similarly weak gains and unemployment remained flat. New business registrations increased, but a sharp rise in bankruptcies across key consumer-facing sectors could highlight a market
Rubber tappers march in Belem to call for an end to deforestation at COP30
Hundreds of rubber tappers marched through Belem, Brazil, during the U.N. climate talks, demanding an end to deforestation and more support for forest protection.
Second brother of French anti-drugs campaigner shot dead in Marseille
Investigators fear the murder of a second brother of Amine Kessaci is meant as a warning to him.
Central Asia leaders to meet in Tashkent for regional consultative summit
Leaders from Central Asia will meet in Tashkent to discuss regional cooperation. Uzbekistan's President Mirziyoyev calls it a key step in building trust and stability.
Rare auroras light up the sky in northern China
Residents in northern China witnessed rare auroras with pink and green lights in Beijing, lasting 20 minutes.
'Pathetic p***y b***h coward': Billie Eilish blasts Elon Musk as he nears trillionaire status
Billie Eilish has publicly challenged Elon Musk over his soaring wealth through a series of Instagram Stories calling out billionaire hoarding.
Why AI must be grounded, not hyped, to serve Europe’s SMEs
We’re not chasing hype. We’re building AI that works for real businesses, real supply chains, and real growth, the president of Alibaba.com Kuo Zhang writes in his opinion article for Euroviews.
Breaking Rust: AI artist tops US chart for first time as study reveals alarming recognition stats
An AI-generated music persona has topped the US Billboard charts for the first time, at the same time as a “first-of-its-kind" study from French streaming service Deezer reveals that 97 per cent of people “can’t tell the difference” between real music and AI-generated music.
Chinese astronauts return to Earth after delay blamed on space debris damage
The original return plan was scrapped because a window in the Shenzhou-20 capsule had tiny cracks, most likely caused by impact from space debris, the space agency said on Friday.
Airlines are 'optimistic' about quick recovery ahead of Thanksgiving as US government shutdown ends
An estimated 5.2 million passengers have been affected by staffing-related delays or cancellations since the government shutdown began on 1 October.
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Ultra-processed foods could be driving up colorectal cancers among young people, scientists warn
Women who ate the most ultra-processed foods had a higher risk of developing polyps that can lead to cancer compared with women who ate the least.
US designates four European anti-fascist groups as terrorist organisations
The US State Department labelled four European far-left groups as terrorist organisations, including Germany's Antifa Ost and Italy's International Revolutionary Front.
Top economists call on world leaders to set up an international panel on inequality
As the G20 prepares to discuss global inequality, prominent economists are calling for a dedicated international panel, arguing that unchecked wealth gaps are undermining stability and trust.
API-API expresses 'deep concern' over dismissal of journalist following question to Commission
The International Press Association (API-IPA) has expressed what it calls "deep concern" at what the "abrupt dismissal" of journalist Gabriele Nunziati following a question he posed during the European Commission’s midday press briefing on 13 October. Dafydd ab Iago, president
Major sell-off on global markets: What has been driving the significant decline?
Global shares fell on Friday amid mounting concern over stretched tech valuations and renewed uncertainty about whether the US Federal Reserve will cut interest rates.
EMA says ‘no new evidence’ to support changes to HRT warnings
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) says it has seen no new evidence that points to a need to amend the current labelling of HRT medicines. On Monday (10 November), the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), led by Robert Kennedy, announced that the US medicines
Watch: Seal jumps onto photographer’s boat to escape orcas
A harbor seal escaped a pod of hunting orcas by leaping onto a small boat carrying wildlife photographers in Washington’s Salish Sea. The whales circled and tried to dislodge it for nearly 20 minutes before giving up, allowing the seal to ride to safety and slip back into the
Poain, with its AI-driven smart contracts, is emerging as the next frontier for blockchain monetization
Bitcoin prices fell below the $100,000 mark, Ethereum prices dropped to $3,153, and global markets experienced a further decline. The cryptocurrency world is undergoing another dramatic shift. With Bitcoin plunging $98,571 and Ethereum falling below $3,200, investors are