14 January 2022 | Euronews
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France French presidential candidate says strong EU borders needed French presidential candidate Valérie Pécresse stressed the need for strong European borders during a visit to Greece. -
Czech Republic Czech Republic to let some workers stay on after testing positive The new Czech government will allow some workers who have tested positive for COVID-19 to stay on the job. -
World News Russia could invade Ukraine after failure of talks, U.S. warns It comes after Ukrainian government websites were down due to a "massive cyberattack". -
Netherlands Dutch government eases lockdown, opening shops, gyms and hairdressers Shops, hairdressers and gyms will be allowed to reopen in the Netherlands but bars and restaurants must stay closed, the Dutch government said. -
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China Winter Olympics: Is your country doing a diplomatic boycott over China's human rights record? Here's a round-up of all the countries that have said they will not send senior officials to China for the Beijing 2022 Winter Games. -
No Comment Tunisians defy ban to protest against president Clashes between protesters and police during a demonstration against President Kais Saied on the 11th anniversary of the Tunisian revolution in the capital Tunis. -
Health news Can COVID shrink your penis? One man in the US believes the virus irreversibly shortened his manhood It may seem like a wild claim but there is evidence to suggest this kind of vascular damage may be a symptom of "Long COVID". -
Denmark Denmark's former defence minister arrested over leak of state secrets Claus Hjort Frederiksen has said he could "never imagine" harming Danish interests. -
Poland Doctors resign from Poland's COVID council over government 'inaction' 13 of the 17 members of the Prime Minister's dedicated council have stepped down. -
Destinations Gorgona: The Colombian prison island with tropical rainforests and a harrowing past Popular with ecotourists now, this Colombian beauty spot harbours a brutal history. -
No Comment New equipment centre opens for Russian Olympians President of the Russian Olympic Committee Stanislav Pozdnyakov on Friday attended the opening of the new equipment centre for Russian Olympians. -
Euronews Witness The scandal of Europe's polluted skies - and the communities suffering the consequences 400,000 people on the European continent die prematurely, every year. Why? It’s the dirty air they breathe in European cities that kills them. -
World New technology gives new tools “to those who want to do harm”, warns EU’s counter-terrorism chief Euronews interviews Ilkka Salmi, the EU's counter-terrorism coordinator. -
My Europe Series Europe's energy crisis: Did Putin's suggestion of more gas make any difference? Europe’s natural gas crisis is droning on with high prices and concerning low storage levels as much of winter still looms. -
Culture news You caught me! Pope Francis congratulates reporter who saw him at record shop Pope Francis recently paid a private visit to Rome's Stereosound record store, but was rumbled by a journalist who happened to be in the area. -
Top News Stories Today Top news stories today | January 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Ukraine talks fall flat and European Parliament President dies High-level discussions between the US, Russia and NATO dominated headlines and failed to de-escalate the situation with Ukraine. -
Culture news Making jewellery accessible: Van Cleef opens its doors to a new generation Van Cleef & Arpels has hosted courses to train the next generation of jewellers in the artisanal trade, looking to inspire people who would have never considered a career in jewellery before. -
Europe Decoded Brussels backs Lithuania in row with China over Taiwan Vilnius and Brussels have said Beijing has stopped clearing customs for products from Lithuania. -
No Comment Jakarta protest calls for boycott of Beijing Olympics Protesters in Jakarta on Friday called for a boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing over China's treatment of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang. -
Earth News Locals have been told to stay inside, but why is London's air pollution so high? The warning comes as PM2.5 concentrations are 6.5 times higher than WHO guideline levels. -
No Comment Sri Lanka: elephants feeding in garbage dumps In eastern Sri Lanka, elephants are feeding on an open dump and many are dying after ingesting plastic waste. -
Ukraine Ukraine's Zelenskyy invites Biden and Putin to trilateral talks A series of high-level talks this week over Russia's military buildup along the border with Ukraine has failed to bring any resolution. -
Culture news Here are the films in competition to frighten festival-goers at Gérardmer Europe's annual celebration of horror, sci-fi, and fantasy is back with a bite this year. Here are the films shortlisted for the Grand Prize. -
Tech News Educating in the metaverse: Are virtual reality classrooms the future of education? Equipping its students with Oculus headsets, the Optima Classical Academy in Florida is just one of the schools betting on virtual reality to power the classrooms of the future. -
France Migrant dies and 30 rescued by French authorities in English Channel It is the first migrant death reported in the Channel in 2022. -
No Comment Masked dancers chase away evil at a festival in Bulgaria Masked dancers carry on an ancient Bulgarian carnival tradition, in the belief that it helps ward off evil spirits. -
No Comment India: Thousands take holy dip in Ganges amid COVID fears Hundreds of thousands of Indian pilgrims begin packing an island in the Ganges for a vast religious festival as Covid-19 cases surge nationwide. -
Croatia Croatia's population has dropped 10% in a decade, reveals census Croatia's government has singled out the problem as a major challenge. -
Travel News French ski bookings skyrocket as ban on UK tourists is lifted Britons are keen to make up for lost time after the country’s tourism minister confirmed rules would be relaxed. -
Ecotech Meet the MoonBike: Europe’s answer to sustainable snow travel It runs on electricity, doesn’t make a sound and could ride on the moon -
Culture news Molière at 400: Meet the playwright, actor and poet with the greatest legacy in French literature Regarded as one of the greatest writers in the French language and indeed, world literature, Euronews Culture celebrates the 400th anniversary of Molière's birth. -
Tech News COVID lockdowns saw a record rise in online child sexual abuse reports, says watchdog Child safety experts say younger children have been relying more and more on the internet during the pandemic and this is leaving them more vulnerable to online sexual exploitation. -
Italy Police in Italy see red after being given pink face masks It's fair to say they weren't exactly tickled pink by this move. -
Poland Poland: MPs back controlling schools to stop 'threats to children's morals' Critics say the law could reduce teaching on LGBT+ and reproductive rights. -
Nature A tree called DiCaprio - and 5 other new species named by Kew Garden scientists and partners A ghost orchid, a toothy mushroom and a killer tobacco plant are also among the pantheon of recently named plants. -
Culture news A perfect day? Keanu Reeves once asked Lou Reed for his autograph Hollywood's sweetheart discussed his encounter with the legendary singer as part of an interview promoting `'The Matrix Resurrections'. -
Culture news 65 years after Humphrey Bogart's death, where are Hollywood's 'masculine' leading men? Bogart epitomised a strong, silent version of manhood, but is it relevant today? We explore the heirs to his silver screen legacy. -
Health news Scientists argue for a Europe-wide approach to tackle Omicron COVID variant surge A group of health professionals and researchers are calling for a coordinated European approach to stop the Omicron surge. -
Top News Stories Today Top news stories today | January 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Italy Watch: Italy, EU bid farewell to European Parliament president David Sassoli David Sassoli, European Parliament president, died earlier this week at the age of 65. -
Culture news Nirvana 'Nevermind' baby files another lawsuit after case is thrown out by judge Spencer Elden – who features on the iconic cover as a naked baby – has doubled down on his case against the band after accusing them of exploitation. -
Hungary Hungary rigged election claim is as cynical as it is absurd | View An opinion piece published earlier this week claimed the possibility of an upset in Hungary is so great that Europe should “prepare for a possible rigged election”. -
Tech News Meta faces €2.7bn civil lawsuit over allegations it exploited UK Facebook users’ data for profit A multi-billion euro case is set to be launched against Meta in the United Kingdom, which could see up to 44 million UK Facebook users compensated a shared €2.7bn in damages. -
Ukraine Ukrainian government websites down after 'massive' cyberattack “Be afraid and expect the worst. This is for your past, present and future," a message on the websites read. -
World News The West must not buckle under Russian threats, now or ever | View The United States must not abandon its principles, its allies or its partners, in exchange for talks with Russia, writes William Alberque. -
North Korea North Korea fires fresh missiles for third time this year in response to US sanctions Pyongyang's third weapons launch this month is seen as a reprisal for fresh sanctions imposed by the Biden administration for its continuing missile tests. -
Money Dogecoin surges after Elon Musk says the crypto can be used to purchase Tesla goods The Tesla chief has previously called Doge the "people's crypto". -
Australia Novak Djokovic back in detention as legal challenge moves to high court A new appeal hearing has been set for Sunday after the immigration minister cancelled the tennis champion's visa for the second time, days before the Australian Open. -
Health news Polish scientists discover a gene that doubles the risk of becoming seriously ill with COVID Researchers believe the study could help persuade people who are hesitant about getting a COVID vaccine to get their jabs. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson's office apologises to Queen for party on eve of Prince Philip's funeral Downing Street says the government acknowledges a lockdown-breaching party the night before the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral has caused "significant public anger". -
Top News Stories Today Top news stories today | January 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Food and Drink Luxury spirits now join the NFT sector with Hennessy 8 drop Blockbar, who lead the direct-to-consumer business model for wines and spirits are behind the latest kid to join the blockchain. -
France France promises FFP2 masks and more workers after teachers strike France's education minister said the government would provide five million FFP2 masks and hire 3,300 contract workers following a massive education strike.