23 January 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine: Blinken defends Germany after Kyiv criticises Berlin over Russia stance The US Secretary of State said he had "no doubts" over Germany's determination to stand up to Russia, after Kyiv accused Berlin of "encouraging" Vladimir Putin. -
No Comment Thousands demonstrate against coronavirus restrictions in Brussels Thousands of demonstrators gather in Brussels to protest against health measures which aim to curb the spread of Covid-19 -
No Comment In Turkey, long-awaited snow covers Istanbul Residents and tourists take the opportunity to go for a winter walk out and take pictures of the delicate white blanket covering the historical city of Istanbul -
No Comment Ice maze provides winter fun for Minnesotans Minnesotans make the most of the cold winter weather at a huge ice maze in Stillwater. More than 2,900 blocks of ice were used to build the labyrinth, which also features a frozen slide. -
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No Comment Thousands in Vietnam mourn Buddhist monk who brought mindfulness to West Thousands of mourners pay tribute to the late Vietnamese monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh who was credited with bringing mindfulness to the West -
No Comment Peru: cleaning crews work to remove oil from beaches Cleaning crews in Ventanilla, Peru, work to remove oil from a beach after a spill caused by an eruption on the other side of the Pacific near Tonga -
Culture news 'My Black American experience': Saatchi Gallery exhibition highlights equality struggle 'America in Crisis' is born out of a 1960s photography concept of the same name, which explored the American Dream versus reality at a time of great change and division. -
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Belgium Clashes in Brussels as thousands protest at COVID health pass and restrictions Sunday's march followed demonstrations in other European capitals this weekend against vaccine mandates and other COVID restrictions. -
Portugal António Costa joins in early voting a week ahead of Portugal’s general election The official election date in Portugal is 30 January, but the early voting option was introduced to avoid over-crowding on the day itself. -
World News French adventurer Jean-Jacques Savin dies attempting to row solo across the Atlantic Although his boat was found off the Azores, the search goes on for the body of the 75-year-old who had spoken of wanting to become the "doyen of the Atlantic". -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: Government denies coup attempt underway after gunfire at military bases Gunfire was reported at military barracks across the country on Sunday, prompting the government to deny the army was taking over. -
Money Crypto crash: Bitcoin losses nearly half its value and extends losses as market fails to rally Having dipped below $35,000 on Saturday, Bitcoin failed to stem its losses amid a broader crypto market crash after hitting historic highs in November. -
World News Kurdish forces step up battle against IS in Syria after prison assault US-backed Kurdish security forces brought reinforcements to regain control of areas taken by Islamist militants after Thursday's attack on the jail in Hassakeh. -
New Zealand New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern cancels own wedding under new COVID restrictions "Such is life," Jacinda Ardern said when asked about setting new rules because of an Omicron variant outbreak, forcing her to postpone her own wedding. -
Tech News Tech this week: France authorises drones for police use and Twitter showcases new NFT feature Despite privacy concerns, France’s Constitutional Court has given police drones the green light and Twitter hops on the NFT trend. -
Norway Talks between Taliban and Western and Afghan representatives underway in Norway Norway's foreign minister has stressed the visit is does not legitimise or recognise the Taliban, "but we must talk to those who in practice govern the country today". -
United Kingdom Nusrat Ghani: UK to investigate ex-minister's claims she was sacked over her 'Muslimness' The UK MP has been urged to make a formal complaint after claiming she was told her Muslim faith played a part in her sacking from Boris Johnson's government. -
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Culture news Jules et Jim: Iconic French New Wave Cinema smash is 60 years old Does nostalgia for the ideas of youthful creativity, sexual freedom and societal revolution lurk behind the continued reverence for French New Wave films? -
Germany German navy chief Kay-Achim Schönbach resigns over 'ill-considered' Ukraine-Russia comments Vice-admiral Kay-Achim Schönbach said Ukraine would never regain Crimea from Russia, and described as 'absurd' Western views that Putin may invade Ukraine. -
Nature Snow falls in the Sahara Desert for the fifth time in 40 years Photos on social media show the desert dropping to temperatures of -2 C. -
Ukraine UK claims Russia seeking to replace Ukraine government with pro-Moscow ally The UK government says it has intelligence information that Moscow is looking to install a pro-Russian leader in Kyiv, a claim Russia has dismissed as nonsense. -
Residences Want to be more present this year? Gift yourself a stay at Origins Lodge in Costa Rica A stay at this luxury lodge helps to protect the wildlife and nature that surrounds it. -
Nature This rundown park in Karachi has been transformed into a thriving urban forest Six years ago this was an abandoned waste land, now it's a nature filled forest in the middle of Pakistan's largest city. -
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