Euronews published its evening news bulletin on Nov. 2, a video round-up of the day's stories on world affairs, business, politics, culture, entertainment and travel. The headlines listed alongside it point to several developing stories in Europe and beyond.
In Poland, Euronews headlines describe a Constitutional Tribunal crisis pitting Prime Minister Donald Tusk against President Karol Nawrocki. One headline says Tusk struck a defiant tone and vowed "no compromise" on the rule of law. Another carries the view of an EPP member of the European Parliament that the president has "no competence" to appoint judges. A Polish secretary of state is quoted in a headline saying there is "absolutely no legal basis" for the scenes in the country's top court. France's Marine Le Pen condemned the crisis, according to another headline.
In Belgium, Euronews reports that fridges stand empty in supermarkets after a cyberattack, and that the country has launched an investigation into attacks that hit supermarket fridges and freezers in Europe. A separate headline says the palace reported that Belgium's king is considering Prime Minister Bart De Wever's resignation after budget talks failed.
In the United States, Euronews headlines say all nine people aboard a Learjet were killed in a crash in Florida near Donald Trump's resort home. A dashcam captured the crash of the private jet. Another headline says Trump rallied in Iowa and Kansas in a final push before the midterm elections.
Other headlines cover Spain's train crash, in which officials said one Czech national and four U.S. citizens were among the dead, and the country's days of mourning as unions demand urgent action. Euronews also lists Paris riots, in which France is investigating after a petrol bomb set an officer on fire, and protests in Germany that headlines say turned violent, with shops looted in Frankfurt.
Elsewhere, Euronews reports that Switzerland restored its diplomatic presence in North Korea and that its foreign minister made the first visit since 2003. Initial results show Bulgaria's acting president, Iliana Yotova, winning the presidential runoff, according to another headline. Russia reported a "massive" drone attack on an "industrial enterprise"
Euronews headlines also cite a figure that Uzbekistan's tap water reaches 83% of people, though gaps remain. Earlier bulletins list a separate figure of 40% in a headline on Europeans who spend over that share of their income on housing.
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