5 January 2022 | Euronews
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Travel News Australia travel rules explained as Djokovic denied entry over visa mix-up The Serbian tennis champion is set to be flown out of the country later on Thursday after a mix-up with his visa. -
Culture news Peru's Mochica man thrills onlookers with his giant ceramic phallus The statue is three metres tall and has a phallus measuring a whopping 1.5 metres in length. -
The Cube 'Polish Watergate': Tensions grow as Polish government pushed to investigate spyware claims Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza published a report on Wednesday claiming that the PiS-led government has purchased and used the powerful spying software since 2017. -
Spain Two children die, eight injured in bouncy castle accident in eastern Spain Strong winds blew the bouncy castle several metres into the air during a local fair, authorities said. -
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No Comment Harsh winter and snowfall deepen ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan Snowfall and dropping temperatures have increased the problems of the poor and needy people across Afghanistan. The harsh conditions have especially hit displaced people, many of whom are forced to spend their nights in simple shacks or even tents with no heating. -
Design Armani cancel Milan and Paris runways due to Omicron fears Armani are the first fashion house to bow out of Milan's preview season, where over 20 labels are intent on presenting their designs in-person. -
The Exchange The sky's the limit: the rise of the cloud In this episode of The Exchange we look at the expanding cloud sector and business analytics boom, asking what the tech giants actually do with our data and what it means for our privacy. -
Italy Italy's small islands will be 'exiled' by vaccine restrictions, warn mayors Under new restrictions on Monday, citizens must have a "super green pass" to use modes of transport such as boats. -
Europe News Brussels must be involved in Ukraine talks, says EU foreign minister US and Russian officials are due to hold security talks in Geneva on Monday amid mounting tensions over Ukraine. -
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United Kingdom London records worst-ever death toll from teenage homicides in 2021 The latest stabbings have prompted renewed discussion about the possible causes of youth violence, with experts suggesting these include a rise in the number of children who are vulnerable, increased pressure on services such as policing, and social media fuelling the conflict. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Further US sanctions against Bosnia's Dodik for 'destabilising and corrupt activity' A new set of US sanctions against Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik are in response to secessionist moves that have caused political instability in the country. -
Travel News UK travel update: Pre-departure tests for travellers have been scrapped Travellers will no longer be required to take a PCR test or self-isolate, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced. -
Earth News Billionaires should focus on using resources for climate change not on space travel, public says As more and more billionaires jet off into space, public opinion is shifting on where their vast sums of money should be spent. -
Tech News Nearly 50,000 British .eu websites taken down in final Brexit stages The final step in the process to remove the .eu domain from Britain took place on Monday because of Brexit. -
Art How the new EU ink ban may be permanently scarring the tattoo industry The EU Commission argues that tattoo artists have had plenty of time to prepare for the switch. A petition surpassing 160,000 signatures begs to differ. -
Health news COVID variant B.1.640.2: What we know so far about the new strain found in France Experts have been downplaying a media storm surrounding a COVID variant that was found in France in November. Is it a concern? -
My Europe Series In Italy, a priest's sermon about COVID vaccines sparked a walkout Witnesses told Euronews he criticised Rome's use of a COVID pass to push Italians to get vaccinated. -
Culture Series Vienna examines its WWII legacy with exhibition of art created under Nazi regime In Vienna's MUSA, the exhibition aims to shed light on the politics of art under the Third Reich. -
Sweden Sweden creates agency to combat fake news ahead of September election The agency, set up ahead of Sweden’s next general election scheduled for September 11, is to defend the country against "inappropriate influences", the authority said. -
This will impact your life Brussels mulls joint EU purchase of new antiviral COVID pills The European Commission is in talks with pharmaceutical companies to buy the antiviral pills, which can be taken orally at home. -
Culture news Golden Globes trudge ahead with no television coverage after corruption boycott Once a Hollywood institution, the ceremony will also be audience-free due to a rise in the Omicron variant across the US. -
Earth News 10,000 honeybees join protest in Chile as megadrought continues Chile’s 10 year megadrought has driven the country’ beekeepers to protest in the capital as colony numbers decline. -
No Comment First tuna auction of year at Toyosu fish market The new year's first tuna auction was held at the Toyosu fish market in Tokyo, early on Wednesday morning. The top bid at the event was a bluefin tuna from Oma, Aomori prefecture, weighing in at 211 kilograms. -
Croatia Dog helps mountaineer survive 13-hour ordeal after ravine fall Man's warmest friend? -
Home Screen lickin' good: Japanese professor invents a ‘lickable’ device that lets you taste what you see The device uses a carousel of 10 flavour canisters to render different tastes on a lickable transparent film that slides down over images of food. -
Sport Novak Djokovic: Tennis star given reprieve after Australian visa cancelled Earlier, the Serbian tennis star said he had been cleared to play after receiving a medical exemption to travel to Melbourne. -
France Igor and Grichka Bogdanoff: Celebrity twins die six days apart after falling ill with COVID-19 They were known for their atypical physical transformation and their controversial scientific works. -
Design Naked Nirvana baby has Nevermind 'exploitation' lawsuit dismissed Spencer Elden, now 30 years old, had his claim thrown out after representatives for the band's estate argued he has spent his life profiting from his appearance on the album cover. -
Art Giant mural of Michael Schumacher painted by Bosnian artists to honour former F1 champion The 3rd January 2022 marked Schumacher's 53rd birthday. -
No Comment Colorado wildfire victims return to burned homes Hundreds of homeowners in Colorado were let back into their neighborhoods to see what's left of their houses after last week's devastating wildfire at the base of the Rocky Mountains. -
World News Social policy will be key to EU's green transition | View The EU must combine people-focused initiatives with climate policy to ensure a fair transition to climate neutrality, argue the heads of the International and European Trade Union Confederations, Sharan Burrow and Luca Visentini. -
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Culture news From The Weeknd to Mitski: 14 album releases to look forward to in 2022 As the world's music calendar returns to some semblance of normality, Euronews Culture takes a look at the album releases worth keeping an eye on in 2022. -
Tech News COVID tech, the metaverse and driverless cars: What can we expect from CES 2022? A cat-robot that nibbles your fingers, new COVID masks and driverless cars. Here’s what to look out for at CES 2022 in Las Vegas. -
Poland Europe's gas crisis prompt Polish coal miners to protest over pay They say they've worked overtime to mitigate Europe gas supply problems. -
USA 'We were trapped': Trauma of Jan. 6 lingers for lawmakers Many lawmakers went on to seek therapy. Some were diagnosed with post-traumatic stress. -
Saudi Arabia Paris opens terrorism probe after Frenchman injured in explosion on Paris-Dakar race The Paris-Dakar rally no longer goes through Africa because of the threat of terrorism. It is currently being held in Saudi Arabia. -
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North Korea North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile into sea During Kim’s 10-year rule, North Korea has performed 62 rounds of ballistic missile tests, compared with nine rounds during his grandfather and state founder Kim Il Sung’s 46-year rule, and 22 rounds during Kim Jong Il’s 17-year rule.