EuroNews (English) - 2022-12-06

• How automotive batteries are being turned into solar power storage
• US and EU try to find common ground on trade and technology
• 'No indication' situation of Iranian women will improve, says US
• Britain's Labour Party promises reforms, but won't reverse Brexit
• Disbanding Iran's morality police is 'just a distractio­n' says human rights campaigner
• The European Union: From a Nobel Peace Prize to war on the continent
• Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin visits Crimea bridge following October bomb attack
• Mikheil Saakashvil­i: Georgia's ex-president 'suffering from poisoning'
• Italy's biggest trial against migrant rescue NGOs halted for third time amid lack of interprete­rs
• Series of anonymous bomb threats in Croatia linked to Ukraine visit
• Trade war over green subsidies looms large over EU-US tech summit
• Brussels plans for Frontex border staff in Western Balkans to curb illegal migration
• From gender quotas to football riots: Watch our new episode of Brussels my love
• Latvia probes into exiled Russian TV over claims it helped Moscow troops
• What were the top stories in EU politics this week?
• Europe's largest energy storage facility begins operations in Belgium
• Hungarian PM Viktor Orban accuses EU of blocking funds for 'political reasons'
• Following G7 plan, EU countries agree to cap Russian oil at $60 per barrel
• EU seeks to curb use of personal data for online political advertisin­g
• NATO is turning its focus to China. Here's what that means.
• Ukraine war: Mariupol siege survivor says country is 'unbreakabl­e' amid Russian invasion
• China's Xi and EU's Michel call for Ukraine deescalati­on at meeting
• 'Make Russia pay': EU moves ahead with confiscati­on of frozen assets, despite legal pitfalls
• Reuse and recycle: EU proposes revised rules to limit packaging waste
• Denmark's long COVID patients feel abandoned by pandemic response
• Fake video claims Ukrainians arrested at Qatar World Cup
• EU to discuss granting visa permits to Kosovo passport holders
• SME Assembly in Prague: How can businesses weather Europe's economic storm?
• The EU threw a 'gala' launch party for its €387,000 metaverse - and just '6 people' showed up
• Which controvers­ial figures has Elon Musk reinstated on Twitter?
• What are brain-computer interfaces, the tech Elon Musk wants to bring to the masses with Neuralink?
• Scientists find COVID pandemic-related stress has actually aged teenagers' brains
• Elon Musk expects Neuralink to test brain chip implants in human patients in 6 months
• This briefcase-sized satellite will orbit the Moon in search of water for future manned missions
• EU warns Elon Musk that Twitter could face fines or even a ban over content moderation rules
• 24th edition of Cityscape Dubai opens its doors
• Amid a global driver shortage, this Swedish firm is aiming to put self-driving trucks on the roads
• A French man has won the right not to be 'fun' at work in a landmark court battle
• Eurozone inflation is easing but remains painful. Which countries in Europe are being worst hit?
• Public votes 'goblin mode' as Oxford Word of the Year 2022
• Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose ends concert ritual after microphone accident
• Twin Peaks actor Al Strobel, aka: the enigmatic one-armed man, dies aged 83
• Dinosaur skulls & the US Constituti­on: Rare luxury items go on sale at Sotheby's
• BEST OF CULTURE 2022: Day 5 - Kendrick Lamar - 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers'
• Czech museum to return Beethoven manuscript saved from the Nazis to its rightful owners
• This beauty pageant in northeast India celebrates transgende­r life, creative expression
• Losing My Religion: How the UK is leaving the Church and gaining conspiracy theories
• BEST OF CULTURE 2022: Day 4 - Little Simz - 'Sometimes I Might Be Introvert'
• Ukrainian police foil attempt to steal Banksy's artwork in Kyiv suburb
• Raï and Harissa added to UNESCO heritage list
• Desert Barbell: the Middle East's largest powerlifti­ng club
• BEST OF CULTURE 2022: Day 3 - Fontaines D.C. - 'Skinty Fia'
• Edward Norton: "Everyone from CEOs to Hollywood actors should join the fight against climate change"
• New Indiana Jones trailer and title revealed: Dial of Disaster?
• Netflix release first look at 'Harry & Meghan' docuseries amid royal racism row
• Sex, drugs and drink: Amsterdam tourism campaign wants to discourage ‘nuisance’ British tourists
• Archaeolog­y students uncover longlost pre-Hispanic mural in Peru
• You’ll soon be able to use your phone on flights in the EU. But is that really a good thing?
• Is this Europe’s most magical winter wonderland? Why you should visit Tivoli Gardens in December
• A full list of the strikes set to cause travel disruption across Europe in December
• Passenger dies after giant wave smashes glass window on Antarctic cruise
• Ski breaks in Italy, Switzerlan­d and Austria will be more expensive in 2023: Here's how much more
• Mauna Loa volcano: Thousands flock for selfies with ‘Mother Nature showing us her face’
• Always wanted to move to Spain? Everything we know about the new digital nomad visa
• Eurostar trains will be ‘severely affected’ by strikes this December, union warns
• Tired of the same old tours? Hyper-personalis­ed travel is here to shake things up
• Strike stopping your travel? How to claim a refund if your train is cancelled or delayed
• The future of travel: Carbonzero cruises, rebuilding Ukraine and sightseein­g in the metaverse
• Travel leaders descend on Saudi as it plans to be at the top of tourists' bucket lists
• Global tourism rebounds strongly after COVID-19
• From Sapporo to Taroudant: Here are 11 underrated cities that should be on your bucket list
• These UK universiti­es have banned ‘climate wreckers’ from recruiting on campus
• Hawaiian volcano erupts for the first time since 1984: Are flights affected?
• Here are all the positive environmen­tal stories from 2022 so far
• ‘Natural causes’: 2,500 dead seals wash up on Russia’s Caspian coast
• Inside the refugee camp using solar power and ‘hydroponic­s’ to grow thousands of fruit and veg
• Turning desert into forest: Olympic Committee plants 70,000 trees in Africa’s Sahel region
• I tried lab-grown chicken for the first time and was surprised by the taste
• India’s original eco-warriors: Meet the Bishnoi community who won’t cut down living trees
• How Big Tech’s ‘toxic’ business model is fuelling the climate crisis
• It's official: France bans short haul domestic flights in favour of train travel
• Soaring fuel prices have forced us to use energy more efficientl­y, IEA report finds
• View: 70% of the EU’s oil is used by transport. So why are we driving and flying as usual?
• Wind turbines have an image problem but silent, bladeless designs could change all that
• UK food shortages: Here are all the items likely to be affected this Christmas and why
• From rainwater to breast milk, forever chemicals are everywhere. Investors worth $8tn are fed up
• This reusable McDonald’s packaging went viral: Could it be the future in Europe?
• Marine biologists urge people not to give up hope on Great Barrier Reef after UNESCO report
• Scottish university takes meat off the menu as student union votes to go 100% vegan
• What are bike buses and why are kids 'jumping out of bed' to join them?
• Paris post is being delivered by cargo bikes in a bid to cut emissions
• Korea and Italy succeed among Japanese success at Tokyo Grand Slam
• Judo returns to Japan finding great success at home
• Brazilian football legend Pelé hospitalis­ed amid concerns he is in palliative care
• World Cup 2022: South Korea 2-1 Portugal, Switzerlan­d 3-2 Serbia, Cameroon 1-0 Brazil
• World Cup 2022: The Netherland­s beat the US 3-1, Argentina edge out Australia
• UEFA opens investigat­ion into Juventus over alleged false accounting
• World Cup 2022: Poland qualify amid late drama to join France, Australia and Argentina
• World Cup catchup: Germany and Belgium eliminated, Japan stun Spain

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