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Published on 14 November 2026 – 10:00 GMT+1•Updated 10:14 US President Donald Trump is set to meet with his Russian and Chinese counterparts Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in China next week, the White House said on Friday. The trilateral meeting is scheduled to take place in Shenzhen in southeastern China on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, according to the White House. “The president has made it clear that, among other topics, he will discuss the reduction of nuclear weapons in the world. This proliferation, President Trump believes, is very dangerous,” White House spokesperson Olivia Wales…
By Euronews with IJF Published on 14 November 2026 – 7:37 GMT+1 The Judo World Tour returns to Croatia for the Zagreb Grand Prix! The Arena Zagreb is set to host over 400 athletes from over 60 countries, all hunting for gold. At -48Kg former world champion Assunta SCUTTO of Italy was up against Galiya TYNBAYEVA of Kazakhstan. A beautiful counter from SCUTTO secured her, her second Grand Prix gold medal of 2026. Vice President of the International Judo Federation, Dr Laszlo TOTH awarded the medals. At -60kg Kazakhstan’s Aman BAKYTZHAN met Yung Wei YANG from Chinese Taipei.With both fighters scoring a waza-ari,…
By Chaima Chihi & يورونيوز Published on 14 November 2026 – 9:27 GMT+1 A scientific study carried out by the University of Copenhagen has found that drinking coffee regularly may affect the functioning of the digestive system, especially bowel movements and colon contractions and is also linked to greater diversity of gut bacteria. The study was published in the journal “Gut Microbiology”, which specialises in research on gut microorganisms, and aimed to explore the relationship between habitual coffee consumption and the physiological conditions inside the digestive system. What does coffee do inside your digestive system? The research team used a small electronic capsule…
Microsoft Outlook and Teams users around the world, including in Europe, were locked out of their emails and meetings this week after a global outage. The disruption has renewed questions about how much the continent relies on a few American firms. “The episode shows once again the downside of depending so heavily on a handful of large US tech companies,” Tommaso Valletti told Euronews Next. Valletti is Professor of Economics at Imperial College Business School in London, United Kingdom, and was the European Commission’s chief competition economist from 2016 to 2019. The disruption began on Thursday afternoon European time and…
The Alps offer plenty of reasons to visit in winter, even if you have no intention of putting on a pair of skis. Think pretty mountain villages, cosy restaurants, snowy walking trails and spectacular views. Getting there is also becoming easier by train. For the 2026-2027 season, new direct rail links to Austria, upgraded sleeper services to Switzerland and the return of Eurostar Snow to the French Alps are opening up more ways to reach the mountains without flying. For anyone keen to cut the carbon footprint of their winter escape, going by train is also a solid choice, as…
The Russian Ice Hockey Federation is insisting that the World Junior Championship, due to take place in Canada next month, be postponed or cancelled after Ottawa decided not to allow the Russian team to take part in the tournament. As the official Russian news agency TASS reported on Thursday, the president of the Russian Ice Hockey Federation, Vladislav Tretiak, threatened to demand compensation from Canada and possibly also from Germany, which will host the men’s World Championship in 2027, if Russia is barred from participation. Speaking at a meeting of the Presidential Council for the Development of Physical Culture and…
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For 33 years, it was almost impossible to separate Nvidia from Jensen Huang. The co-founder, always in his leather jacket, turned a company he started with two friends in a Silicon Valley diner into one of the world’s most valuable firms. He drew stadium crowds to watch him unveil the chips that power tools like ChatGPT. His resignation on Thursday leaves the company facing a question it has never had to answer: what does Nvidia look like without him? He stepped down after admitting an affair with a woman US officials believe was working for Chinese intelligence, and after reports…
Dirty, dangerous and turbulent. When French photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont landed in New York in the 1960s his plan was to record ordinary lives from an outsider’s perspective. From civil and gay rights to anti-Vietnam war protests, he soon discovered a city on the edge of a cultural revolution, driven by movements, rebelling against the firmly fixed and established norms. Much has been written recently about the deep splits which divide the United States, and Laffont’s work perfectly illustrates some of the roots of the “revolutions that continue to shape” the entire country today. In a wide ranging conversation with European…