26 December 2021 | Euronews
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No Comment Dual train-bus vehicle starts commercial operation A railway company in western Japan has started commercial operation of what are known as Dual-Mode Vehicles, which run on both tracks and roads. -
Culture news 'No culture, no future': Belgium's cultural sector appeals against COVID measures After meeting Tuesday with sector representatives, Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke told state broadcaster RTBF that “there’s no possibility to immediately revise the (government’s) decision.” -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Authorities in DR Congo fear more attacks after suicide bomber kills 5 After a suicide bomber killed five people in a thwarted attack on a packed restaurant in Beni, in the east of the country, concerns grow of further attempts by extremists. -
Afghanistan 'Not needed': Taliban shut down more ministries and election commissions The Taliban-run government of Afghanistan shut down two election commissions and peace and parliamentarian affairs ministries, deeming them to be "unnecessary institutions". -
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Scenes The Afghan children's orchestra plays again “Music is a powerful force for transforming lives. Music can teach children how to live in peace and harmony. They're responsible to get the necessary skills and knowledge to be able one day to help the country once again.” -
No Comment Salsa dancers take to Cali's 'Salsodromo' on Christmas Day Salsa dancers take to Cali's 'Salsodromo' on Christmas Day -
No Comment Heavy snow hits Sea of Japan coast Weather officials are warning of heavy snow in areas along the Sea of Japan, and are urging people there to refrain from non-essential outings. -
No Comment Thousands protest new virus restrictions in Spain Hundreds of protesters marched through Barcelona on Saturday voicing their opposition against new holiday season restrictions in Catalonia. -
No Comment Moving nativity scene draws visitors to Polish monastery One of the larger moving nativity scenes in Poland was created at famous Jasna Gora Sancturay, south Poland. -
No Comment The 23rd Harbin Ice and Snow World starts trial operation The 23rd Harbin Ice and Snow World, an 820,000-square-meter winter wonderland, started trial operation on Saturday in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. -
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World News Two new COVID treatment pills: who can take them and when? Pfizer's Paxlovid and Merck’s molnupiravir can be used by EU member states, the EMA recommended. However, they come with a catch: they have to be used as soon as possible. -
Israel Israeli PM announces plan to settle over 100,000 Israelis in Golan Heights by 2030 PM Naftali Bennett said "this is our moment" as he announced a multi-million dollar plan to double the number of settlers in the occupied territory by the end of the decade. -
Russia Putin to ponder options if West refuses guarantees on Ukraine In comments aired on Russian state TV Sunday, president Vladimir Putin said that Moscow will undertake "adequate military-technical measures" if NATO and other Western allies do not pull back from Ukraine and Eastern Europe in general. -
Greece Greece: Former president Karolos Papoulias died aged 92 Papoulias was also a long-time lawmaker and minister, whose socialist policies at home were in contrast with his support for and friendly relations with strongmen abroad. -
Culture news In Memoriam 2021: The stars and icons who passed away this year Sadly many talented actors, authors and writers passed away this year; let's take a look at some of the great names who bowed out in 2021. -
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Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: Two days of mourning after militants kill 41 Militants connected to Al Qaeda and Islamic State have repeatedly attacked armies in the region, inflicting heavy casualties to the armies of Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali in recent weeks. -
Travel News Meet the secret digital nomads whose bosses don't know they're working abroad Camera-off calls and skipping lockdowns have become a normality for these daring workers. -
South Africa 'World's moral compass': Tributes pour in for Desmond Tutu who died aged 90 The 1984 Nobel Peace Prize winner, human rights activist, and the first Black Archbishop of Johannesburg was an uncompromising foe of the apartheid in South Africa. -
Destinations Who wins the battle of the ski seasons - Europe or the rest of the world? Why not consider New Zealand - or even Argentina - for your next skiing holiday. -
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