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A rare double waterspout formed over the Italian island of Capri on Saturday, stretching across its iconic Faraglioni rock formations. The two swirling columns emerged from heavy clouds hovering over the island, creating a striking natural spectacle. Waterspouts are relatively common over the Mediterranean in late summer and autumn, when cooler air moves over warmer waters. Capri is one of Italy’s most popular tourist destinations, attracting an estimated three million visitors each year. The Faraglioni rock formations are among the island’s best-known attractions, although many tourism businesses close during the winter months, leaving the island largely to its residents.
“In recent weeks, Europeans have made their voices heard, expressing to the American mediator that no discussion concerning the future of the continent can disregard our expectations and demands,” Barrot told RTL. European Commission spokesperson Paula Pinho said Friday the EU executive didn’t yet have details to share, but added that “it’s obviously up to the European Union to decide on matters which affect its security and on matters which are of its competence.” The EU has scrambled to agree on who should represent it at the peace talks and who, if anyone, should be in contact with Russian President…
The US military said on Saturday that its forces had “disabled” a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman after its civilian crew “ignored repeated warnings” and made a number of attempts to “violate” the naval blockade of Iran. “A U.S. military aircraft fired precision munitions at the stern of St. Kitts-flagged M/V Huda, disabling the ship after CENTCOM forces directed the crew to abandon targeted spaces. The cargo vessel tried to depart regional waters after visiting an Iranian port,” US Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a statement, adding that it was continuing to “strictly enforce” the blockade against Iran.…
Published on 7 November 2026 – 22:21 GMT+1 The organisation “UK Lawyers for Israel” (UKLFI) had on 26 October 2026 alerted four Premier League clubs to possible trade mark infringements and reported on them in an online article. On 5 November the online portal “Jewish News” also carried a report. Liverpool FC has confirmed that it is taking action against the sale of unauthorised football shirts featuring pro-Palestinian messages that display a modified version of the club crest. The club fears that fans could mistakenly take these shirts for official merchandise. The Premier League club has therefore taken measures against…
By Dogyu Lee & Euronews Doha bureau Published on 8 November 2026 – 13:50 GMT+1 Egypt reopened its historic embassy building in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, on Saturday during a visit by Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty for talks on trade, energy and a disputed maritime boundary. Libya’s acting foreign minister, Taher al-Baour, joined Abdelatty at the ceremony. Egypt closed the building in January 2014 after gunmen kidnapped five embassy staff. Its diplomatic mission resumed work in Tripoli in May 2021. Cairo has long backed Khalifa Haftar, the military commander whose forces dominate eastern Libya, where a rival government is based. In…
Britain’s energy industry says the agreement could help bring down electricity prices in the U.K. — a cost-of-living priority for Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Energy UK, the industry’s representative body, says that being outside the electricity market will create “additional costs of up to £10bn this Parliament through higher energy bills and lower Treasury revenues.” The same EU diplomat quoted above, from a country supportive of a swift agreement, said the financial contribution required to rejoin the market would amount to “investing” in market access. “A larger electricity market will ultimately lead to lower electricity prices in the U.K. And…
Published on 8 November 2026 – 13:23 GMT+1 Egypt has announced a new natural gas discovery in the Mediterranean Sea, with initial estimates pointing to around 200 billion cubic feet in the reservoir of the exploratory well “Nasim-1X”. Cairo hopes the discovery will help support domestic gas production and reduce reliance on imports. The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources said on Friday that drilling and appraisal work at the well, located in the Taiba concession area, had revealed a gas-bearing layer with a net thickness of around 15 metres, featuring distinct geological and petrophysical characteristics. Technical and reservoir…
“Power company workers are already working to restore electricity. Their efforts are being hampered by constant Russian shelling,” said the region’s governor Oleksandr Hanzha, adding that hospitals and critical infrastructure are now relying on generators for power. The blackout follows shelling in the region on Nov. 3 that damaged infrastructure in a key industrial region bordering active combat areas, and a wider attack the same day across Ukraine targeting energy facilities. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant also lost power overnight, with the International Atomic Energy Agency saying on Sunday morning it is now relying “on emergency diesel generators for reactor…
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Published on 8 November 2026 – 9:01 GMT+1 Oslo is lighting up with messages of peace as the Norwegian capital hosts the fifth edition of Fjord Oslo, an international festival of outdoor light art. Taking place across the city, the festival brings together artists from different countries, with installations illuminating buildings, public spaces and the Nobel Peace Center. This year’s edition explores what peace means through art and shared experiences. It is part of IMAGINE PEACE, a European Union-funded cultural project. The festival explores peace on a wider scale, looking at themes such as war, resilience, freedom and coexistence. Organiser…