15 January 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Nino Cerruti: The king of luxury, ready-to-wear fashion dies aged 91 Cerruti was the most French of Italian fashion designers when he opened his first boutique in 1967 in Paris, Place de la Madeleine, the starting point of a luxury brand that quickly became global. -
United Kingdom Prince Andrew sexual abuse claimant puts out call for witnesses Virginia Giuffre has accused the British royal of sexually abusing her at age 17. Prince Andrew denies the claims. -
No Comment Hundreds take part in 'Kill the Bill' protest in London Hundreds of protesters rally in London against the controversial "Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts" bill. -
Sweden Sweden redeploys troops to the island of Gotland near Russia Sweden reinforces its military presence on the island of Gotland, which is the closest part of the country to Russia. -
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Kazakhstan Kazakhstan protest death toll rises to 225, up from 164 Demonstrations began over a sharp rise in fuel prices and spread nationwide into a general protest against the country's authoritarian government. -
Italy Nurse arrested in Italy after 'faking COVID vaccinations' Police in Italy say they have arrested a nurse in Sicily suspected of carrying out fake vaccinations for people to obtain a certificate without being jabbed -
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No Comment Hundreds protest against potential lithium mining in Serbia Hundreds of environmental protesters demanding the cancellation of lithium mining projects in Serbia blocked roads and a border crossing. -
United Kingdom Britain's opposition leader urges Boris Johnson to resign On Friday Johnson's office had to apologise to the royal family for holding staff parties the night before Prince Philip's funeral last year. -
France Leftist Christiane Taubira confirms she will run for French presidency Left-wing politician and former justice minister Christiane Taubira has confirmed will stand for the French presidency in April's elections -
Kosovo Kosovo stops Serbian trucks carrying ballot papers at border Kosovo says that Serbia cannot distribute ballot papers to minority voters. -
No Comment Thieves loot goods trains in Los Angeles with impunity Dozens of freight cars are broken into every day in Los Angeles by thieves who take advantage of train stops to loot packages purchased online. -
Argentina Forest fires rage in nine of Argentina's 23 provinces Nearly 100 firefighters, with planes and helicopters, are fighting the largest fires in Nahuel Huapi National Park, the fire management service says. -
USA Thieves in Los Angeles looted trains stuffed with Christmas packages Freight cars are broken into every day on Los Angeles's railways by thieves that target packages bought online. -
No Comment British soldiers jump into the icy water in Estonia. British soldiers serving in the battle group of NATO's reinforced forward presence in Estonia ended the traditional winter course with an ice bath. -
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Destinations Ski resort celebrates 100th anniversary of the slalom The first-ever timed slalom ski race was organised in Mürren in January 1922. -
Netherlands France requirement for triple-vaccination COVID pass begins More than half a million French people will find their vaccination health pass no longer works from January 15. -
Tonga Massive waves batter Tonga after underwater volcano erupts There were no reports of casualties. -
Ecotech To survive climate change, Venice needs to rethink its outdated flood defenses Venice’s flood defences are keeping the city dry, but scientists warn they’re not prepared for rising sea levels. -
Culture news 60 years on: What do we know about the Derveni Papyrus, Europe's oldest literary text? Discovered by accident, the Derveni Papyrus offers key insights into ancient philosophy and literature. Here's what we know about it. -
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