Jamaican reggae legend Jimmy Cliff dies aged 81
Singer and actor Jimmy Cliff, known for hits like ‘Many Rivers To Cross’, ‘You Can Get It If You Really Want’ and his cover of ‘I Can See Clearly Now’, turned reggae into a global phenomenon.
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BHP scraps Anglo American copper mega-merger after repeat failed bids
Australian mining giant BHP has dropped its renewed bid for Anglo American after preliminary talks, clearing the way for the miner to move ahead with its own plans.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to publish prison memoir on his 20 days behind bars
That was a fast turnaround... Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy is set to publish a book next month called “A Prisoner’s Diary”, detailing his 20 days in jail. He was released from La Santé prison on 10 November.
Lisbon switches into festive season with giant tree and fireworks
Thousands gathered in Lisbon as the city switched on its Christmas lights, with fireworks illuminating the giant tree in the main square and festive decorations lighting up streets, landmarks and trams across the capital.
Exclusive: European Commission touts increase of biofuels to clean up heavy transport
Exclusive: The EU wants to increase the uptake of biofuels for the aviation and maritime sectors to cut pollution from heavy transport. Ukraine could play a key role.
Latest news bulletin | November 24th, 2025 – Midday
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Officials clear debris after first Israeli strike in Beirut in months
Residents of Beirut's southern suburb of Haret Hreik woke up on Monday to see debris scattered around roads targeted by the attack, as well as damaged cars and buildings.
Fact check: Are cows in Denmark dying over Bovaer additive?
Misinformation and controversy surrounding the methane-reducing Bovaer feed additive hit the UK last year, and has now travelled over to Denmark.
Spain's attorney general resigns after Supreme Court conviction over data leak
Álvaro García Ortiz's decision came less than a week after he received a two-year suspension and a fine for disclosing private information about the partner of an opposition politician.
What are Eurovision's new voting rules following allegations of Israeli government 'interference'?
Eurovision is changing its voting system, following allegations of "interference" by Israel's government this year. Key changes include a cap on audience voting, the return of professional juries to the semi-finals, clearer rules around promotion of artists, and enhanced
Thousands march in Marseille to denounce drug violence after killing of activist's brother
Thousands of people marched Saturday in the French southern port city of Marseille to denounce drug trafficking after the killing last week of an activist's brother shocked the country.
It's possible to get addicted to marijuana. Here's what to know about the disorder
If pot interferes with your daily life, health, or relationships, those are red flags.
'Truly rare': Archaeologists uncover 1,700-year-old Roman tomb in Budapest
The limestone coffin, sealed for nearly two millennia, contained a young woman's skeleton surrounded by treasures meant for her eternal journey.
Slovenia rejects assisted dying law for terminally ill patients in referendum
The vote's outcome means that the existing law is now suspended.
EU fish landings valued at €5.5 billion in 2024
In 2024, the total value of fisheries products landed in the EU was €5.5 billion. The EU’s fish catch was estimated at 3.2 million tonnes, taken from the 7 marine areas covered by EU statistics. The value of fish landings was highest in Spain, accounting for 30% of the EU
Udo Kier, prolific German actor and favourite star of Lars Von Trier, dies aged 81
The actor who starred in more than 250 films including memorable roles in 'Suspiria', 'My Own Private Idaho' and the films of Lars Von Trier, has died aged 81.
The Arinos Solar Park Redesigns Brazil’s Energy Map
In Minas Gerais, the Enel Group's Arinos Solar Park is born: a project that is reshaping Brazil’s energy landscape, creating jobs and sustainable social value.
Commission approves €450 million Czech State aid for Onsemi's new semiconductor manufacturing facility
The European Commission has approved, under EU state aid rules, a €450 million (CZK 12 billion) Czech measure to support US chipmaker Onsemi in setting up a novel integrated chip manufacturing plant for Silicon Carbide (‘SiC') power devices in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm. The measure
European Commission announces five finalists for the 2026 Access City Award
Piacenza (Italy), Rennes (France), Salzburg (Austria), Valencia (Spain) and Zaragoza (Spain) have today been announced as the finalists for the 2026 Access City Award. These cities demonstrate a strong and sustained commitment to making urban life more accessible for persons
Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week
Jon Rafman's strange and beautiful Google Street View archive, the final season of Stranger Things, and more cosy crime solving in Zootopia 2. Here's what to look out for this week.
Commission adopts its November infringement procedures
To help citizens and businesses benefit fully from the European Union's legislation, the Commission maintains a constant dialogue with member states to ensure compliance with EU law. It can initiate infringement procedures against member states in the event of non-compliance.
Europe Today: European counterproposal to US-Russia peace plan
Euronews launched on Monday its new daily live programme “Europe Today”, with a newsletter and podcast, one of several new formats on the channel.
Port 2 Port Security Platform being launched by all Belgian seaports and inland ports
This initiative will reinforce Belgium's position as a pioneer in integrated port security and sharpen its focus on threats including drug smuggling, cyber-attacks and the misuse of drones. It marks a European first in which every port and waterway within one country
The new space race: These are the different space strategies across Europe
Germany and France recently launched new space strategies. What do other countries have in place?
High-stakes showdown looms as US and EU trade member states meet
US officials and EU ministers are meeting in Brussels on Monday for what is expected to be a "frank" discussion about the two sides' fraught trade deal.
Latest news bulletin | November 24th, 2025 – Morning
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Relais & Châteaux has welcomed 14 new members to its association, including one in Luxembourg
Sharing a taste for authenticity and local, these new members contribute to a total of 34 properties having joined Relais & Châteaux this year alone. Commenting, Laurent Gardinier, president, Relais & Châteaux, told this site: “Our Association is firmly committed to a
HPV vaccine slashes cervical cancer risk with minimal side effects, major review finds
Studies show girls vaccinated by age 16 face dramatically lower cervical cancer risk with no major side effects.
Japan 'crossed a red line' with Taiwan military intervention comments, says Chinese foreign minister
China slammed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s comments suggesting potential Japanese military action over Taiwan as reckless and shocking, calling it a “grave violation” of international law and threatening a military response against any “aggression”.
Starmer suggests former Prince Andrew should testify before US Congress in Epstein investigation
Keir Starmer refused to specifically comment on former Prince Andrew’s case but suggested that the disgraced royal should testify, as a matter of “principle”, before US Congress who continue to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual assault incidents.
US and Ukraine make progress in Geneva talks to end Russia's invasion
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Kyiv's concerns had been taken on board and would be incorporated into possible amendments to US President Donald Trump’s initial peace proposal. Rubio noted that higher-level talks will be needed to agree on a final text.
Rubio calls Sunday's Geneva peace talks ‘most productive and meaningful meeting’ to date
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said "significant progress" was made and he feels "very optimistic" that a deal can be reached soon. However, "work remains" after Sunday’s Ukraine peace talks in Geneva and no agreement has yet been reached.
US and Ukraine signal peace plan progress after Geneva talks
Both sides say "intensive work" will take place on outstanding issues following talks on a US-backed plan to end the war.
NASA astronaut captures Northern Lights from space
Nasa astronaut Zena Cardman filmed the glow of the Northern Lights - or aurora borealis - from above on the 17 November.
Israel kills Hezbollah chief of staff in Beirut strike
Israel announced it killed Hezbollah's chief of staff Haytham Tabtabai in a strike on Beirut, marking the first Israeli strike in the city since June.
US President Trump says Ukraine has shown 'zero gratitude' to Washington
The US president criticised Ukraine's government, claiming it showed “zero gratitude” for US support, and accused European nations of buying Russian oil.
Latest news bulletin | November 23rd, 2025 – Evening
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Navy intercepts two Russian ships in English Channel
HMS Severn headed off the warship and a tanker as they sailed west through the Dover Strait, the Ministry of Defence said.
Ukraine strikes Russian Shatura power plant in the Moscow region
Russian attacks on Ukraine have left at least six people dead over the past 24 hours, as overnight attacks counted 98 drones launched. Meanwhile, Ukraine strikes a thermal power plant in the Moscow region, igniting a fire.
Von der Leyen: EU role in Ukraine peace must be 'fully reflected'
The European Commission chief emphasised that Ukraine must freely choose its destiny and highlighted the EU's role in ensuring peace. Key conditions include no forced border changes and no limitations on Ukraine's armed forces.
Ukrainian drones hit Shatura power plant near Moscow, sparking major fire
A Ukrainian drone strike ignited fire at the Shatura power plant east of Moscow, with several drones hitting the facility and others intercepted by Russian air defenses.