28 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News How to avoid common (and uncommon) exercise injuries Before you jump into that new workout routine, arm yourself with these expert tips. -
Syria UN envoy will attend Russian-sponsored peace talks on Syria Talks on rebuilding Syria after the civil war will be attended by the UN envoy to the country despite a boycott by opposition groups -
Sci-Tech Tesla Mega battery made about 650,000 euros in two days It was a huge PR stunt on Twitter, that turned into a reality, that solved a huge problem. And now it’s making money -
World News Millions of felons can't vote. That might be about to change. One Florida man's fight to vote could re-enfranchise 1.5 million people, while a handful of states have already begun easing voting restrictions for ex-offenders. -
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Finland Landslide victory for Finnish President Pro-EU Sauli Niinisto became the first candidate to win a first-round victory since the electoral system was changed to a direct popular vote in 1994 -
World News 10 top science minds tell what new body part they'd like to have Evolution is hard to control — but what if you had a magic wand? -
World News Majority in UK favour fresh Brexit referendum says poll But large majority has only reversed, not radically changed 52-48 split. -
World News Ohio cold case squad makes progress on decades-old cases Detective Jeff Seevers retired after 15 years of leading the Washington County Ohio Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit. -
World News Indictment in Ohio teen's murder comes 26 years after her death On January 19, 2018, Randy Joe Slider was indicted for the 1992 murder of 18-year-old Patsy Sparks. -
France Evacuations as river Seine continues to rise Over one thousand people were forced to evacuate their homes in the Paris region as the river Seine continues to rise overflowing riverside walkways in the French capital. -
Switzerland Donald Trump says Theresa May failed to talk tough in Brexit negotiations Trump says he would have not have been a soft touch faced with the EU negotiators, tries to say EU "not all it's cracked up to be". -
World News Americans now want government to "do more" The January NBC/WSJ poll found 58 percent of Americans agreed with the statement, "Government should do more." -
World Temer: Brazil has returned to growth and the future is bright Isabelle Kumar talks to Brazil President Michel Temer. They discuss the country's fragile economic recovery and, of course, his country's longstanding battle against corruption -
World News With 'flair for the dramatic,' Adam Rippon is ready for Olympic spotlight Out of the closet and outspoken, figure skater Adam Rippon is ready to make history at the Winter Olympics. -
World News GOP House leader downplays need for Congress to protect Mueller House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy on Sunday downplayed the need for legislation protecting Robert Mueller. -
World News Rubio fires chief of staff for 'improper conduct' Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said he had sufficient evidence that the staffer had violated office policies on relations between a supervisor and subordinates. -
World News How Ikea brought Scandi style to the masses Swedish founder of furniture giant IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad has died aged 91, but leaves a company which changed the face of home furnishing forever -
Next Series The Super Blue Blood Moon is coming NASA is urging sky watchers to step outside on January 31st for a look at what the space agency is calling a "lunar trifecta" -
Pakistan One climber saved, another stranded on Pakistan's "killer mountain" France's Elisabeth Revol is saved by Poland's Winter Climbing team, but Tomasz Mackiewicz remains stuck at 7000m. -
World News Hollywood is having a #MeToo moment. Women of color have fought this battle for decades. "There are different layers of racism and the ways in which it has shaped our culture, it has shaped our priorities for who gets listened to." -
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China Wild elephant makes illegal border crossing A surveillance camera at a border checkpoint captured the sneaky elephant’s movements in the early hours of Saturday. -
No Comment Cuba stilll holds torch for Marti Cities across the island hold torchlit marches for 165th anniversary of revolutionary hero Jose Marti's birth -
Russia Navalny released after arrest in Moscow rally The Russian opposition leader had been arrested moments after appearing at an event where he urged people to boycott the vote -
World News Roger Federer beats Marin Cilic to win Australian Open tennis title -
World News Growls are growing over Delta's new rules for flying with service animals Travelers and advocates are baring their teeth at Delta's new rule that passengers with service animals must submit paperwork two full days before flying. -
World News IKEA founder dies The furniture chain paid tribute to Ingvar Kamprad in a statement, calling him "one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century". -
Poland Israel: Polish Holocaust law ‘is denial of history’ Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the draft bill, which proposes fines or a prison term for anyone who suggests the country is responsible for Nazi crimes. -
World News How terror before the 1988 Olympics offers lessons for 2018 Foreign policy analysts say there's more at stake during next month's PyeongChang Olympics as the region eyes a permanent path toward peace. -
Russia Pro-Navalny supporters protest in Russia Hundreds of supporters of Russia's opposition leader Alexei Navalny take to the streets in a series of nationwide protests against the authorities. -
World News A secret credit card might not be 'cheating,' but it can destroy your relationship Dishonesty about money can lead to problems that last longer than a broken heart -
World News Millions of felons can't vote. That might be about to change. One Florida man's fight to vote could re-enfranchise 1.5 million people, while a handful of states have already begun easing voting restrictions for ex-offenders. -
World News Rubio fires chief of staff for 'improper conduct' Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said he had sufficient evidence that the staffer had violated office policies on relations between a supervisor and subordinates. -
World News Afghanistan mourns Kabul ambulance bomb Saturday's Kabul bombing death toll rises to 103, with 235 wounded. -
Cyprus Greek Cypriots head to the polls to pick their next president Polls predict outgoing president Nicos Anastasiades will win the election. -
World News 8 survivors found adrift in search for missing ferry in Pacific A dinghy with eight aboard believed to be survivors from a missing ferry that had 50 people on board was found in the Pacific Ocean. -
Poland Poland marks Holocaust Remembrance Day Poland's government shrugged off controversy regarding its row with Israel over a bill outlawing phrases as "Polish death camps" -
France Paris on high alert amid major risk of flooding Authorities in the French capital are preparing for the worst as record rainfall could force the Seine River to burst its banks -
World News Families recall spirit of Kentucky school shooting victims The aunt of one of two teenage victims of a school shooting in Kentucky described her Saturday as an "old soul" who was easy to love. -
Honduras Honduran president appeals for unity as violence spreads over disputed poll Tears gas and rocks flew during President Juan Orlando Hernandez's inauguration amid continuing anger over last November's election result -
World News Wynn resigns as RNC finance chair after misconduct allegations Steve Wynn, who has donated millions to the GOP, was accused of widespread misconduct by people who have worked at his Las Vegas casinos.