16 January 2021 | Euronews
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USA Biden inauguration: National Guard troops pour into Washington amid concerns over violent protests The calls reflect fears that violent extremist groups are targeting the city in the wake of the deadly insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6. -
USA DC police arrest man with loaded handgun and false inauguration accreditation at checkpoint An officer noticed he had “firearms-related stickers” on his vehicle and asked him if he had any weapons inside his car. -
No Comment Indonesia's Mount Semeru spews hot ash 5.6km into the air Indonesia, an archipelago of more than 250 million people, sits on the Pacific “Ring of Fire” and is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. -
World News NRA declares bankruptcy and plans to incorporate in Texas The NRA said it has more than 400,000 members in Texas and plans to hold its annual convention in Houston later this year. -
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Germany German farmers and animal rights activists protest agricultural policy The organisers of the march called for a total review of legislation. -
No Comment China's famous Ice Town sees annual sculpture festival scaled back amid pandemic While Ice and Snow World and the Snow Sculpture Exhibition, two of the most famous festival sites, are open, all mass gatherings have been cancelled. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia: Hundreds of migrants grappling with freezing temperatures in makeshift shelters Some migrants have been sleeping rough for months while attempting to cross into Croatia multiple times. -
Cult British bands stung by post-Brexit touring costs The UK music industry is facing a harsh reality, with Brexit making touring in the EU a difficult prospect with the added expenses of Visas, work-permits and VAT. -
Pakistan Nepali climbers make history with first winter summit of K2 Since the first attempt back in 1988, no mountaineers had previously reached higher than 7,750 meters. -
Brazil Brazil's Amazon region suffers deadly lack of oxygen supplies amid COVID pandemic Brazilian artists, football clubs, and politicians used their platforms to appeal for help for the city of Manaus, which is experiencing a dire lack of oxygen. -
Italy ‘This is civil disobedience’: Restaurants in Rome defy coronavirus closures One restauranteur said recent losses were making it impossible to provide for his children, adding that government financial aid wasn't enough. -
Uganda Uganda election: Longtime President Yoweri Museveni declared winner amid vote-rigging allegations Uganda’s elections are often marred by allegations of fraud and abuses by security forces. -
USA US health secretary Alex Azar tells Trump he is resigning During Alex Azar's time serving as US health secretary, more than 390,000 people in the US have died from COVID-19. -
World News This week in pictures: Trump's impeachment, extreme weather in the Balkans, earthquake in Indonesia The key stories of the week have been captured by photographers around the world. -
Germany Armin Laschet elected new leader of Germany's CDU party Saturday’s vote isn’t the final word on who will run as the center-right candidate for chancellor in Germany’s September 26 election, but Laschet will either run for chancellor or will have a big say in who does. -
World News Brexit red tape is leading to shortages in some UK supermarkets British freight traders say European truck drivers could simply choose not to deliver to the UK over post-Brexit red tape. -
USA Trump administration oversees unprecedented number of executions The outgoing US president has overseen 13 federal executions since July, more than any president for 120 years. -
Earth News Golf isn’t just old white men damaging the planet: A rebuttal Writer and founder of The Club Ryan Curtis responds to last week's op-ed which called for the end of golf. -
Moments 16 and 60: Travelling through Europe with my grandmother Adam English was a teenager when he travelled to Vienna, Budapest, Prague and Germany by coach with his grandmother.