10 January 2022 | Euronews
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Europe News France aims to revive EU partnership with Africa ahead of February summit The EU-Africa Union summit will be held between 17 and 18 February to kickstart the relationship between the two continents. -
World News Europol told to delete personal data not linked to any crime by EU watchdog European Data Protection Supervisor, the EU personal data watchdog, said the police agency has continually stored "large volumes" of data regardless of whether it was related to a crime or not. -
Italy Italy: new COVID rules threaten to isolate the country's islanders Unvaccinated residents of a number of islands in the southern European country might find themselves stranded since the new regulations require the full jab to use the ferries to the mainland. -
No Comment Fire guts shelters in Rohingya camp in Bangladesh Thousands of people were left homeless after a fire gutted parts of a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh, destroying about 1,200 houses. -
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Money Bitcoin drops below $40,000 for first time since September after Fed spooks investors The world's most valuable crypto has once again plunged in value, briefing dipping below the $40,000 mark on Monday. -
No Comment Bulgarian Pomaks keep traditional wedding rite alive The marriage of Nefie and her fiancé Schaban is an extravaganza of bright colours, flowers, feasting and dancing. But the bride, who comes from Bulgaria's Pomak minority, can see none of it. Her eyes must remain tightly closed until a Muslim priest blesses the couple. -
Russia Security talks with US ‘difficult’ but ‘concrete’, says Russian deputy MFA Ryabkov After the meeting with his US counterparts in Geneva, Ryabkov demanded "ironclad assurances" that Ukraine would never become a member of NATO. -
Scenes Female DJs step up and break taboos in Tunisia "Usually, when I'm at a party, I stand so close to the DJ box and I keep wondering what is that guy doing? What are all those buttons made for?" -
Nature Giant millipedes ‘as big as cars’ once roamed the UK, experts find The arthropods, known for having two pairs of jointed legs on their body, were found near Newcastle. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | January 10th – Evening edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Marilyn Bergman, Oscar-winning composer of 'The Way We Were', dies aged 93 Among the highlights: Stephen Bishop’s “It Might Be You,” from “Tootsie”; Noel Harrison’s “The Windmills of Your Mind,” from “The Thomas Crown Affair”; and, for “Best Friends,” the James Ingram-Patti Austin duet “How Do You Keep the Music Playing?” -
Destinations Why are skiing holidays in France becoming a thing of the past? Watch these skiers make the most of Europe's climate-stricken slopes -
No Comment Life in Kazakhstan's main city and former capital seems to be returning to normal. Public transport has started operating for the first time since the violence, which left government buildings burned and gutted, and many businesses looted. -
Cult Traditional Azerbaijani dance lies at the heart of the Azeri culture Performing around the world the Azerbaijan State Dance Ensemble displays traditional athletic and intricate dance moves, dancing on toes and balancing glasses of syrup on their palms -
Culture news Woodstock Festival co-creator Michael Lang dies at 77 Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, The Who and Jefferson Airplane performed at the 400,000-strong festival in 1969. -
France 'Unacceptable': France's Macron denounces latest MP assault in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon Stéphane Claireaux was targeted by protestors during a rally against the latest COVID-19 restrictions. -
Italy 'Super green pass': Unvaccinated banned from Italian bars, restaurants and public transport The latest restriction comes as COVID-19 infections are soaring past 100,000 per day in the southern European country. -
Culture news Why is Turkey trying to change its name to 'Türkiye'? A genuine cultural shift or just flogging a dead bird? What's happening to the spelling of Turkey? -
Vatican COVID-19 vaccination is a 'moral obligation', Pope Francis insists Francis also lamented that increasing "ideological divides" were discouraging people from getting vaccinated. -
Italy EU Parliament president David Sassoli hospitalised in Italy for 'serious complication' Sassoli, 65, suffered a severe case of pneumonia in September. -
No Comment Ugandan children back to school and vaccine in Nepal Schools in Uganda reopen nearly two years after learning was suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic and schoolchildren given vaccine in Nepal amid Covid resurgence. -
Destinations From Reykjavik to the North Pole, here are the best places to see the Northern Lights A new study has found the most popular places to watch the beautiful Aurora Borealis before April. -
Explore How Dubai is helping to drive the business travel recovery Explore examines the efforts underway in Dubai to revitalise the travel sector in the wake of the pandemic. -
No Comment Australia police use pepper spray to disperse Djokovic supporters Police use pepper spray to disperse supporters of Serbia's Novak Djokovic outside the offices of his legal team as a car leaves the building, after the tennis champion earlier in the day won a court battle to overturn the cancellation of his visa on Covid health grounds. -
Denmark Former head of Danish intelligence accused of leaking 'highly classified information' Lars Findsen was arrested in December alongside three other current or former employees at Denmark's intelligence services. -
Poland Polish official fired for branding country's Holocaust law as 'stupid' Jaroslaw Nowak had slammed a 2018 law in Poland banning claims that the country also bore responsibility for the Holocaust. -
Spain Drug trafficking ring that used helicopters shut down in Spain The criminal gang allegedly transported hashish and marijuana from Morocco to southern Spain using helicopters. -
Culture news Molière at 400: French high school students celebrate anniversary of literary giant At the Lycée Montaigne in Paris, students are re-enacting excerpts from his plays in a show highlighting violence against women, and Molière's modernity. -
Netherlands Women get parity as Dutch government sworn in after record delay The election was held 299 days ago. A new government was only sworn in today. -
Health news Catching a cold can protect against COVID - but you should still get a vaccine, say researchers Researchers found that the body's immune response to some common colds helped fight off COVID-19 infection, but warned that it was not a reliable form of protection on its own. -
No Comment 19 dead, including 9 children, in NYC apartment fire At least 19 people, including nine children, were killed after fire tore through a Bronx apartment building in what's become New York City's deadliest blaze in more than three decades. -
Design What is Colour of the Year for 2022, and why? Very Peri is the answer. It's a shade of blue with violet-red undertones. But there's more to colour than meets the eye... -
Lithuania Lithuania opens doors of alleged former CIA secret prison The complex is now being prepared to be put up for auction. -
France English Channel: Number of migrants rescued off Calais coast trebled last year, says France The flow of migrants to England has caused tension between London and Paris. -
Netherlands 'Phone hasn't stopped': Dutch doctor's vaccine helpline is overwhelmed The 'Twijfeltelefoon' (Vaccine hotline) service first launched in Rotterdam on 23 November and has since spread to other cities. It receives an average of 1,000 calls per day. -
Culture news US comedian and Full House star Bob Saget dies aged 65 He was found dead in a Florida hotel room, say police. -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan crisis: President claims violent protests were 'attempted coup d'état' President Tokayev gave no evidence for his claims on Monday, while officials said nearly 8,000 people were detained by police during last week's trouble. -
No Comment Djokovic fans celebrate outside lawyer's office Tennis star Novak Djokovic won a court battle to stay in Australia to contest the Australian Open despite not being vaccinated against COVID-19, but the government threatened to cancel his visa a second time. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | January 10th – Midday edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News EU plans to fight child sexual abuse online with new law obliging tech firms to report offences The EU's home affairs commissioner plans to propose new legislation that will strengthen requirements for reporting abuse by social media platforms and internet service providers. -
Brazil Ten dead after cliff collapses onto tourist boats in Brazil, say police Dramatic videos shared on social media networks captured the moment the cliff collapsed. -
Culture news Golden Globes winners and nominees celebrate, but only on social media Here's a round-up of the night's awards, and a list of all the winners. -
USA New York: Bronx apartment fire kills 19, including nine children A malfunctioning heater has been blamed for the fire that filled a high-rise apartment building on Sunday in New York City’s deadliest blaze in decades. -
Top News Stories Today Watch top news stories today | January 10th – Morning edition Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi: Ousted leader 'sentenced to four more years in jail' in Myanmar A legal official speaking anonymously said the court found Suu Kyi guilty of illegally importing and possessing walkie-talkies and violating coronavirus restrictions. -
Australia Novak Djokovic wins appeal against visa cancellation but outcome still uncertain The tennis star and his family have welcomed the judge's decision, but the government is considering overruling the move which could still see him deported.