2 February 2018 | Euronews
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USA Amazon patents device that could track workers' hand movements in real-time The wristband would use ultrasonic frequencies to guide and control the wearer's hand. It is thought the retail giant will use the device on warehouse workers to boost efficiency. -
Culture news Art with a diplomatic heart In its debut episode, Inspire Middle East explores the powerful art of cultural diplomacy -
Cyprus Apathetic young Cypriots avoid Sunday's presidential election "I didn’t vote and I will not vote. I am not interested in politics." -
World News Trump authorises release of classified memo alleging misconduct by FBI House Republicans defied pleas from law enforcement and intelligence officials to release the controversial file on Friday. -
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No Comment Disgraced Nassar attacked in court The father of three victims of Larry Nassar tried to attack the disgraced former sports doctor during a sentencing hearing on Friday, after the judge declined his request for time alone with Nassar in a locked room. -
Romania EU flag absent in Romania’s new official cabinet photo The European Union flag has been present in official cabinet photos since 2007 ─ until now. -
No Comment No Comments of the week A look back at some of the top videos from this week's No Comment section. -
Earth News Versace retrospective opened in Berlin More than 100 outfits created by Versace went on show in the Kronprinzenpalais. -
Republic of North Macedonia UN mediator confident FYROM can change its name and resolve 27 year old dispute The UN Representative helping the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) resolve a dispute over its name said on Friday a solution is still possible. -
Russia Russia remembers Stalingrad Russians commemorate the 75th anniversary of the bloody battle. -
World News "No medicines, no surgical supplies, no water" - couple describes crippling shortages in Venezuelan hospital With the Venezuelan government in a state of denial about the country's crippling healthcare crisis, patients and doctors are left to fend for themselves. "We even had to bring the gloves and the doctor's hat" - one woman described her partner's harrowing hospital stay to Euronews. -
Economy Job surge in the USA U.S. jobs and wages make largest annual gain in more than eight and a half years. -
United Kingdom Roy Orbison to go back on tour... in hologram form In the 30th year of the anniversary of his death, singer Roy Orbison is to go on tour in hologram form. -
Greece Cyprus elections: What's at stake? Incumbent Nicos Anastasiades will face leftist-backed candidate Stavros Malas in a presidential runoff this weekend in a race that could define whether peace talks with Turkish Cypriots can resume this year. -
Sport South Korea steps up security at Winter Games Thousands of soldiers and state-of-the-art security equipment are being used by South Korea to ensure safety at what it says will be the biggest-ever Winter Olympics. -
USA Accusers’ dad charges at Larry Nassar during sentencing hearing Father of victims restrained in court after charging at disgraced gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar. -
My Europe Series Romanians march for justice For the last year, Romanians have been turning out in their thousands to protest what they see as an increasingly corrupt government. -
Romania ‘Biggest ever’ corruption case in Romania dropped due to judicial error Romanian prosecutors announced Thursday that charges against seven ministers had been thrown out as indictments came too late. -
Sport 6 Nations kicks off this weekend Ireland and England go into 6 Nations as favourites for the 2018 title -
France 'It was not a choice I made myself, it was forced upon me,' French alpinist recounts 'Killer Mountain' rescue French climber, Elisabeth Revol, recounted to the AFP how she was rescued from Pakistan's "Killer Mountain" and why she was forced to leave her partner behind. -
Economy Kenichiro Yoshida named new Sony chief executive Yoshida will replace Kazuo Hirai on April 1. -
My Europe Series State of the Union -
China British Prime Minister Theresa May leaves China with over 7 billion euros of trade deals China sees Britain as an important ally in its call for more open global markets. -
France Five dead in French mid-air helicopter crash Rescuers have recovered bodies from a crash between two helicopters in the south of France some 50 kilometres north of the popular tourist resort of St Tropez. -
Europe News Israel uses tourism to promote settlements - EU EU diplomats have reportedly warned that Israel is developing archaelogical and tourism sites in Palestinian neighbourhoods of Jerusalem as a way of legitimising illegal settlements. -
Economy Investors get slice of Apple's pie Apple Inc. reveals they're looking to reduce cash reserves to net zero -
World News Venezuela's government in denial as doctors warn of return to medical 'stone age' The director of the Venezuelan civil association CodeVida blames the Venezuelan government for daily deaths caused by the health crisis in the country. -
No Comment Storm Damage in New Zealand Huge waves crashed into the shores of Nelson in New Zealand, as a downgraded cyclone left behind debris and destruction -
Climate Now Rising sea levels threat: a shrinking European coastline in 2100? Rising sea levels are not just a problem for the tropics - this is very much a European threat. -
Cult The Legendary Tigerman performs at Euronews The Portuguese musician performs live at Euronews' headquarters in Lyon. -
World News At least 90 migrants feared drowned off the Libyan coast says UN -
World News Latvia has highest share of environmental taxes, Luxembourg lowest: Eurostat The Baltic country had the highest share of environmental taxes in 2016, while the small western nation of Luxembourg scored the lowest. -
World News Two army helicopters collide in France, killing five — police -
China Van catches fire and ploughs through Shanghai pedestrians The van hit 18 people and injured three critically in a busy part of Shanghai. -
Saudi Arabia 107,000 Saudi women apply for 140 jobs at passport office The General Directorate of Passports had announced two weeks earlier it was looking for female applicants for roles at airports and the country's land borders. -
Romania Romanian senator demands anti-corruption prosecutor to stand down Romania's leading anti-corruption chief is asked to step down as the country's reforms continue to anger citizens. -
Russia Putin praises CAS decision to lift doping bans on 28 Russian athletes The Russian president says the ruling proves the "vast majority of our athletes are clean." -
Cuba Fidel Castro's son 'kills himself' after 'battle with depression' State media reported the death of Fidel Castro Diaz-Balart at the age of 68 -
USA Trump 'set to declassify' secret Russia memo The Republican-drafted document alleges FBI bias against the US President -
United Kingdom UK: Finsbury Park mosque attacker to be sentenced Darren Osborne was convicted of murder and attempted murder after driving a van into a crowd of Muslim worshippers in June 2017, killing one of them and injuring 12 others.