11 January 2021 | Euronews
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USA US Democrats step up Trump impeachment plan as FBI warns of more armed protests As the House of Representatives forges ahead with plans to oust the president from office, the FBI has warned that Trump loyalists are planning more armed protests. -
Sport Krasniqi and Kim take the top honours on day one in Doha The opening event of the 2021 judo season is underway in Doha: the invitation-only World Masters, where the highest-ranked judokas in each weight category battle it out for top spot. -
Russia Four Russian soliders killed and over 40 others injured in Moscow truck crash Russia's Defence Ministry said that a truck driver lost control of his vehicle and rammed into a convoy of military buses on a motorway just northwest of the capital. -
United Kingdom Reading stabbings: Libyan sentenced to life for deadly UK park attack Khairi Saadallah was sentenced Monday to life in prison with no chance of parole for stabbing three male friends to death in an English park in June. -
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Europe News Falkland Islands back in spotlight after exclusion from Brexit deal The Falklands have not been included in the EU-UK agreement, a cause for concern among residents, many of whom rely heavily on trade with Europe. -
Ireland Irish teenager wins national science award for 'deepfake' video detector Greg Tarr, from County Cork, will now present his project at the European Union's Contest for Young Scientists. -
The Cube Trump loyalists 'driven deeper into internet' after social media bans Twitter and Facebook have both frozen Donald Trump out, while Amazon, Google, and Apple cut access to right-wing app Parler. -
Europe News MEPs will see EU vaccine contract but calls for more transparency grow MEPs will see details of the EU's deal with COVID-19 vaccine provider CureVac on Tuesday. But that hasn't stopped calls for Brussels to be more transparent on all its vaccine contracts. -
The Cube Turkey investigates WhatsApp and Facebook over data privacy update The new policy means users outside the EU and UK must agree to more of their data being shared to Facebook for advertising purposes. -
My Europe Series Post-Brexit trade 'grim' for Scottish seafood industry as red tape hits UK exports to EU Several trade bodies are warning that UK exports to the EU risk grinding to a halt, as new post-Brexit trade rules begin to bite. -
Netherlands Cannabis: Amsterdam mulls ban on foreign tourists at its 'coffee shops' Only Dutch residents would be allowed to enter the city's 166 coffee shops under new proposals. -
United Kingdom COVID vaccine: PM warns of complacency as COVID vaccine rollout is ramped up Boris Johnson wants the UK to inoculate 15 million vulnerable people by mid-February. -
Sci-Tech Sustainable cities for a sustainable Japan Euronews' Sci-Tech takes a look at two Japanese cities using digital tools and big data to become more sustainable and to respect the environment. The goal is to offer their residents better long-term living conditions. -
No Comment Seven COVID-19 vaccination centres open their doors in England The UK, battling with a new strain of the virus, is racing to get around 14 million vulnerable people vaccinated by mid-February. -
No Comment Japan celebrates coming-of-age day despite recent COVID-19 surge At Yokohama Arena, women in ornate kimonos, fluffy white stoles and masks sat in socially distanced seating for the ceremony, with the men dressed mainly in suits. -
No Comment Villagers in India rescue truck after 70 foot gorge tumble Authorities had requested 'fit and healthy' men from the village to join the mass rescue effort -
The Cube Donald Trump's bans from social media fire freedom of speech debate "This precedent will be exploited by the enemies of freedom of speech around the world," said Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. -
World News Europe's space leaders seek to boost sector in light of Brexit, COVID and international competition Jan Wörner, Director-General of the European Space Agency, talks to Euronews about the challenges the space sector faces in 2021. -
Earth News ‘Our future depends on what we do here and now’: World leaders restart environmental talks The One Planet Summit hopes to reignite discussions about protecting nature and people. -
World Private clinics order COVID-19 vaccines as Brazil government yet to present national strategy Brazil’s health ministry has yet to deliver details of its national vaccination plan. The central government has tasked state governors, research institutes, and private clinics with acquiring the jabs. Our International correspondent Anelise Borges is in Rio de Janeiro. -
World News Long COVID: Most patients still had at least one symptom six months on, Chinese study says A Chinese study revealed that three-quarters of patients hospitalised with COVID-19 had at least one symptom six months on. -
Moments In pictures: These vintage shots from the snow will get you in the mood for some winter fun Skating in NYC's Central Park, sledging down Montmartre in Paris, snowball fights in the Vatican and skiing in Nice. Here's a selection of black and white photographs to remind us of the timeless fun of the season. -
World Merkel warns that Germany is entering critical stage as virus accelerates across Europe Leaders across Europe are stepping up measures to control the spread of coronavirus as cases on the continent have reached an all-time high. They include instances of the new variant, first detected in the UK before Christmas. The WHO has called on European leaders to speed up their responses. -
Earth News 3D printing is helping to regenerate Hong Kong’s precious coral reefs This biodiversity hotspot is using new technology to help coral reefs grow. -
USA Schwarzenegger's warning highlights danger of US 'spinning out of control' Scott Lucas is Professor Emeritus of International Politics at the University of Birmingham. He says there are echoes between the events Schwarzenegger is describing and what's happening now in America. -
No Comment Parts of Japan see record snowfall as military brought in to lend a hand Heavy snow feel around the coast of the Sea of Japan due to winter pressure distribution. -
Spain Snow in Spain: Clear up begins after blizzards but ice now posing a major hazard Authorities and volunteers have been helping to clear the snow from Spain's streets but the freezing weather is due to go on for several more days. -
USA US Capitol police were warned about pro-Trump protests before they were overrun Many have criticised the police response, questioning how officers were so quickly overrun by rioters who stormed the US Capitol. -
USA Golf championship pulled from Trump hotel over Capitol Hill riot A US golf championship will not be held at Donald Trump's Bedminster club after the US president incited his supporters to storm the Capitol. -
World News How is a US president removed from office and does the EU have different rules? They lead two of the world's biggest political blocs, but what are the rules for removing the President of the United States and the President of the European Council? -
Earth News How to solve climate change, according to the Bijagós of Guinea-Bissau For one community in West Africa, healing the planet is about a deep and ancient respect for nature. -
China China's Hebei province scrambles to contain new COVID-19 outbreak It comes ahead of the Lunar New Year, when millions of Chinese citizens traditionally travel to their home towns and villages. -
USA Democrats introduce bill to impeach Donald Trump over violence at US Capitol After failing to push Vice President Mike Pence and Republicans to back removing Donald Trump with the 25th Amendment, Democrats have introduced articles of impeachment. -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan votes: Protesters arrested as ruling party sweeps election Exit polls suggest a commanding victory for the governing Nour Otan party, as more than 30 demonstrators were detained in Almaty and the capital, Nur-Sultan.