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Germany rises as France falls in the global ranking for AI startups
Germany showed a huge improvement this year in a new ranking for the best hotspots for AI startups, yet Europe’s strongest economy hasn't secured the top spot in the continent.
Beko Europe announces 1,935 redundancies: What is the group's plan?
Beko Europe has announced the closure of two sites resulting in nearly 2,000 redundancies.
US vetoes UN resolution on Gaza ceasefire over hostage release condition
The resolution that was put to a vote demanded "an immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire to be respected by all parties."
Enhanced European Statistical Monitor out now
Eurostat has released the enhanced version of the European Statistical Monitor (ESM), a dashboard with short-term indicators covering 3 sections: economy and environment, business and trade, and people and work. The dashboard provides a holistic overview and essential insights
Famous duct-taped banana sells for €5.8 million at art auction
Sotheby’s had estimated its value between $1 million and $1.5 million (€924,000 and €1.4 million). It sold for $6.2 million (€5.8 million) in NYC.
China, Brazil see prosperous co-operation in emerging fields
At 3:50am on 8 November, a cargo plane from Hong Kong, China, loaded with packages from cross-border e-commerce platforms such as AliExpress and SHEIN, landed at an airport in Sao Paulo, Brazil, write Qu Pei, Shi Yuanhao, Chen Haiqi, People’s Daily. In a bonded warehouse at the
Ukraine fires UK supplied long-range missile for first time, reports say
Earlier this week, Kyiv fired US-supplied missiles into Russian territory for the first time after the US lifted long-range weapon restrictions.
Russia and North Korea expand their economic ties in new agreement
The arrangement is the latest in a pattern of increased co-operation betwen the two countries, as North Korean troops have been confirmed to be fighting for Russia in the Kursk region.
Nvidia's strong earnings fall short of lofty investor expectations
Nvidia shares declined following strong quarterly results as investors set a high bar for earnings. A lower gross margin and slowing growth also contributed to the fall.
EU must maintain 'urgency' of digital euro process, says ECB project leader
Evelien Witlox, project director for the digital euro at the European Central Bank, discusses how the proposal is progressing, how the currency would work in practice, and what the key concerns are at this stage.
Europe talks a good game on supporting Ukraine in the Trump era: Now it’s time to walk the walk
Europe has talked a good game on stepping up support for Ukraine if Donald Trump lessens US support, but we still do not have any concrete details of what that looks like. Now that Trump has won the American presidential election, there is no time to waste. Europe must start
COP29: What's happening on day 10 of the UN climate conference?
Euronews Green brings you the latest updates from the UN climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Should the EU follow the US policy shift on Ukraine? | Radio Schuman
The US now allows ATACMS strikes on Russia and antipersonnel mines in Ukraine, while the EU upholds restrictions despite calls for more offensive aid by EU top Diplomat Josep Borrell.
Irish privacy watchdog awaiting clarity from EU on AI regulation
The incoming government will decide whether to make the Irish data protection authority also the national watchdog for the AI Act.
Accidents at work claimed 3 286 lives in 2022 in the EU
There were nearly 2.97 million non-fatal accidents at work in the EU in 2022, a 3% increase from 2.88 million in 2021 (+ 87 139 more non-fatal accidents). This increase is probably due to the economic restart in 2022 that followed the general slowdown related to the COVID-19
David Cronenberg: 'They say I'm the godfather of body horror, but I don't know what that means'
The creator of a bizarre and unique cinematic universe, the celebrated Canadian director was in Lisbon to present his latest film, 'The Shrouds', which won the Grand Jury Prize at the 18th edition of LEFFEST.
World Wide Web Inventor says algorithms should be blamed for toxicity on social media
“It is really important that we realise this toxicity comes from the [social media] algorithms and you can change that,” the inventor of the World Wide Web told Euronews Next.
Commission and OECD report shows need to further promote healthy ageing while tackling health workforce shortages
The Commission and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) have published the Health at a Glance: Europe 2024 report. This year’s edition highlights the importance of lifelong health promotion and disease prevention to boosting healthy ageing. It also
Could a Trump presidency be an opportunity for Europe's green funds?
The US president-elect, a climate sceptic, is likely to hinder global progress on the green transition. Even so, there may be a silver lining for Europe.
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European Jewish leader calls on the EU for an emergency six-month period on antisemitism
Rabbi Menachem Margolin, chairman of the European Jewish Association (EJA), addresses the Krakow symposium on antisemitism. Picture from EJA.“Six million murdered Jews would be horrified that Europe is going down the darkest path again” said European Jewish Association (EJA)
Fourth tourist dies of suspected methanol poisoning in Laos
Some suspect they consumed drinks laced with methanol, a deadly substance often found in bootleg alcohol.
How European countries compare on cancer screening programmes
There is wide variation in cancer screening across Europe, but no country scores perfectly across the board.
Moment world's tallest woman and shortest woman meet
The pair shared afternoon tea in London in celebration of Guinness World Records Day 2024.
Putin gifts lion and brown bears to North Korea zoo
The two countries have grown very close recently, with N Korea supporting Putin's war in Ukraine.
Volcano erupts in Iceland for seventh time in one year
Suðurnes Chief of Police said that the evacuation of Grindavík and the Blue Lagoon went very smoothly.
Denmark and Norway continue to investigate damaged cables in Baltic Sea
Concerns are growing over cables carrying internet data being cut or damaged, with cases reported in a number of European countries including Germany, Finland, Sweden and Lithuania.
Climate change leads to worsening effects of pollen allergies in Denmark
Climate change influences the timing, duration, and intensity of the pollen season, impacting increasing numbers of people with allergies.
Spain to grant residency and work permits to around 300,000 undocumented migrants per year
The policy will come into effect next May and aims to expand the country’s aging workforce.
Widespread snowfall and icy conditions sweep across Europe with arrival of polar cold front
A trough of low pressure has settled over Central Europe, with polar cold air and high-altitude currents flooding the region.
UK war tech sent to Russia by Insta model's firm, documents seen by BBC show
£1.6m of British kit shipped to companies tied to Russian military despite sanctions, customs documents claim.
MEPs strip Hungarian Commissioner of key health competencies
Commissioner-designate Olivér Várhelyi has been stripped of oversight over reproductive and sexual rights as well as health preparedness following an evaluation by EU lawmakers.
No comment: Bodies lie on the street after upscale Haiti neighborhood targeted in gang attacks
Gangs launched a fresh attack on Haiti’s capital early on Tuesday, targeting an upscale community in Port-au-Prince where gunmen clashed with residents who fought side by side with police.
Displaced Khan Younis residents use mud to rebuild destroyed homes
Palestinian news agency Wafa released a video on Tuesday, 19 November, showing the efforts of families to rebuild their damaged and destroyed homes after more than 13 months of bombardment by the Israeli military.
Russia and US battle for advantage in Ukraine war ahead of Trump's return
Moscow appears to be maximising its gains while Joe Biden abandons long-held red lines at the end of his presidency.
Time for a new Iran policy has come, Iranian opposition leader stressed at European Parliament
The European Parliament on Wednesday (20 November) hosted an event organized by the Friend of a Free Iran, which featured speeches from several members of the parliamentary intergroup as well as Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. The
Thousands of workers strike in Greece over high cost of living and pensions
Protesters say the government has refused to implement policies that will make people's lives better, with unions criticising Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' centre-right government for failing to tackle inflation and high housing prices.
Man who drugged wife in French mass rape case told: You'll die alone
Tensions burst into the open in court when Dominique Pelicot is accused by his daughter of lying.
Fraud investigation opened after Hungarian nursery costing EU €1.8 mln has only 12 places available
The EU's anti-fraud unit opened an investigation into a Hungarian nursery that cost almost €2 million, but has only 12 places available.
Rust premieres at low-key film festival three years after shooting
The movie’s star Alec Baldwin was not invited and did not attend the screening.
You don't have the right to propose new laws, EU countries tell MEPs in harsh rebuke
EU countries have penned a joint letter denouncing as "problematic" a new attempt to improve relations between the European Parliament and the European Commission, warning it goes against its founding treaties.
'We will try to protect what we can’ – Ukraine’s environment minister at COP29
On the sidelines of the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, Euronews spoke to Ukraine’s environment minister Svitlana Grynchuk about why the country remains committed to climate action, and isn’t waiting for the bombing to stop before ‘building back green’.
No decision on Crimea can be made without Ukraine and Crimean Tatars, Mejlis leader told Euronews
Refat Chubarov, Chairman of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis, told Euronews that any peace agreement at the expense of Ukraine’s territorial concessions, in particular regarding Crimea, would be ‘an indulgence to the aggressor to destroy both the Ukrainian state and the Crimean Tatar
Spanish police arrest gang members accused of recruiting minors from abroad
Members of the mob allegedly contacted Swedish and Danish minors to commit crimes against rival gangs in Spain.
Anti-landmine groups criticise US for sending mines to Ukraine
It marks a "shocking and devastating development" in the war, says Human Rights Watch.
Spanish politicians clash as Teresa Ribera addresses parliament over Valencia flood response
The centre-right Spanish People's Party has sought to blame Ribera for poor emergency management, who in turn blamed Regional President Carlos Mazón.
European Parliament’s centrist groups cut deal to approve new Commissioners
The coalition deal will allow the new European Commission to take office on 1 December, as originally planned.
Struggling to keep weight off? A new study finds fat cells’ obesity ‘memory’ could be the cause
Fat cells were found to retain a long-lasting "memory" of obesity making it hard to maintain weight loss results.