22 January 2022 | Euronews
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Norway Afghanistan: Taliban delegation's visit to Norway prompts protest in Oslo A Taliban delegation is due to meet with Norwegian and international authorities in the first such visit to the West since the Afghan takeover last August. -
No Comment Clashes break out in Burkina Faso capital as banned demo goes ahead Clashes break out in Ouagadougou after a protest in support of neighbouring Mali, whose ruling junta is under sanctions imposed by the regional Economic Community of African States (ECOWAS) -
No Comment Ukraine demo calls for de-escalation of tension Demonstrators formed a human chain in Ukraine's capital Kyiv on Saturday for the annual Unity Day, which marks the anniversary of the country's unification -
No Comment Tourists in Machu Picchu evacuate flooded town Local authorities on Friday began helping hundreds of stranded tourists evacuate Machu Piccu town, near the renowned Peruvian archaeological reserve, after heavy flooding carrying rocks and mud blocked the railway used to exit the area -
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World News COVID-19 vaccine passport protests in Europe draw thousands of people Thousands of people demonstrated in European capitals on Saturday against vaccine passports and other measures imposed to tackle the pandemic. -
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Germany Germany's CDU confirms Friedrich Merz as leader as party draws line under Merkel era Some 95% of party delegates voted for Merz, already assured of leading the CDU after being backed by party members in December. -
Poland Brave swimmers take part in Poland’s first underground relay Hundreds of swimmers braved the elements to swim through an underground corridor at the Historic Silver Mine in Tarnowskie Gory, on the UNESCO World Heritage List. -
Tonga Tonga volcano eruption: Australia and New Zealand deliver water and telecommunications aid Tackling a lack of clean water is a priority because supplies have been disrupted by layers of volcanic ash and salt water. -
No Comment Volunteers join efforts in Peru to save stricken sea birds after oil spill Efforts are in full swing along Lima's coastline to rescue animals after an underwater volcano eruption caused an oil tanker to spill its cargo. -
Italy ‘New Hope’ cooperative for migrant women finding work in Italy An Italian initiative that started 20 years ago continues to provide women, mainly of African origin, the opportunity to escape the legacy of human trafficking and start a new life. -
Lithuania Snowstorms bring traffic to a standstill between Poland and the Baltic states Blizzards have paralysed traffic on the main road between Poland and the Baltic States while gale force winds and snow have battered highways in Lithuania. -
United Kingdom UK: Tory MP says he will meet police over government 'blackmail' accusations William Wragg claims some MPs in Boris Johnson's party have faced intimidation from government representatives over their calls for the prime minister's resignation. -
World News Europeans are demanding the right to clean, affordable energy | View The Right to Energy Forum, Europe's biggest summit on energy poverty, begins next week and could not be more urgent. Kieran Pradeep of Friends of the Earth Europe explains what's at stake. -
Yemen Yemen rebels and aid group put death toll from Saudi-led airstrike on prison at over 80 The Saudi-led airstrike on Friday was part of an intense air and ground offensive that marked an escalation in Yemen’s years-long civil war. -
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Work 65% of tech recruiters believe their hiring process is biased, new survey suggests A lack of diversity in the tech sector has been a well documented problem in the industry. -
Germany Ukraine accuses Germany of 'encouraging Putin' over refusal to send weapons to Kyiv Kyiv has criticised Berlin after Germany's defence minister ruled out sending weapons and its navy chief — who has since resigned — said Ukraine would never regain Crimea. -
Ukraine US sends first shipment of military aid to Ukraine amid standoff with Russia Washington says it has sent "close to 200,000 pounds of lethal aid" to Kyiv to bolster Ukraine's defences, and has praised the Baltic states for pledging missiles. -
Travel News How will contactless tech transform travel in 2022? Seamless biometric technologies are the future, according to one travel expert. -
Culture news Inside Finland's cruel fox fur farms, the shame of the luxury fashion industry Despite the practice being banned in most European countries, Finland produces over 1 million fox pelts a year. Euronews investigates what this means for the welfare of these animals. And it's not good news. -
Conscious Travel Space tourism, private jets and weekend trips: What counts as ‘bull**** flights’? Aviation is a global justice issue, writes the Stay Grounded network. So what can we do about it? -
Nature Why is this Antarctic penguin thriving in the face of climate change? It isn’t all bad news for our favourite flightless birds, a recent study indicates -
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