29 January 2022 | Euronews
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Germany Ricarda Lang and Omid Nouripour elected to lead German Greens Nouripour is a veteran politician who has served in the Bundestag since 2006, while Lang is the youngest-ever Greens leader, elected to the Bundestag in September. -
No Comment Peru bans Repsol execs from leaving country after oil spill A Peruvian judge on Friday banned Repsol's Peru director and three other executives from leaving the country for 18 months while the government investigates an oil spill at a refinery run by the Spain-based company. -
No Comment Mexican village, home to thousands of migrating pelicans, hopes to attract tourists Every winter, the Mexican village of Petatan welcomes thousands of migrating pelicans from Canada. Now it wants to see tourists arriving who could help the village get out of the crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
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Russia Russian daily COVID count surpasses 120,000 due to Omicron onslaught Russia’s state statistics agency puts the country's pandemic death toll much higher than Europe's record 330,728 casualties, saying the number of coronavirus-linked deaths was over 625,000. -
Netherlands ‘Stop Oil Extraction in Rotterdam’: angry residents sign petition Two thousand people in south Rotterdam have signed a petition urging authorities to stop the extraction of fossil fuels underneath some 70,000 homes. -
Turkey President Erdogan issues order asking media outlets to "protect Turkish values" A circular from Erdogan published in the Official Gazetter states that all precautions would be taken against productions that negatively affect the family, children and youth. -
Art When Sigmund met Salvador: ‘Dali – Freud, an Obsession’ opens in Vienna An exhibition at the Belvedere Museum in Vienna displays around a hundred of Salvador Dali's objects, paintings, and works influenced by Sigmund Freud's writings. -
Ukraine Duma deputy invites Donbas residents to join Russian army while tensions mount over Ukraine Duma lawmaker Viktor Vodolatsky said on Saturday Donbas residents who hold Russian passports would be welcomed in the military, another move seen as an attempt by Moscow to solidify its presence in the breakaway Ukrainian region. -
Sport Ashleigh Barty wins Australian Open women's singles on home ground without losing a set Barty recovered from 5-1 down in the second set beat Danielle Collins 6-3, 7-6 in the Saturday night final. -
Italy Italy: Mattarella re-elected president in eighth round of voting Prior to the Saturday evening session, Italian reps pleaded with Mattarella to run for his second seven-year term, fearing that the ongoing stalemate might hurt the country's international reputation. -
New Zealand 'Brutally ironic': pregnant journalist turns to Taliban for help after New Zealand denied entry Charlotte Bellis' case is one in a number of stories of New Zealand citizens who ended up stranded, causing embarrassment for PM Jacinda Ardern's government. -
No Comment Thousands protest against 'rape culture' in Uruguay Thousands of women took the streets of the Uruguayan capital of Montevideo on Friday, to protest against a rape case that has shocked the country. -
Food and Drink Has dog meat had its day in South Korea? The practice is a summer custom for keeping cool but globalisation and animal welfare concerns are tweaking younger generations' appetites. -
Sport Extreme talent on display as snowboarding Natural Selection Tour kicks off The 2022 snowboarding Natural Selection Tour is underway at Jackson Hole, Wyoming the first days saw incredible talent on display, with US Olympic gold winner nabbing a win. -
Spain Europe's far-right meets in Madrid for two-day summit led by Spain's Vox The summit is a follow-up to a similar gathering in Warsaw in December. -
Food and Drink Famed Faroese restaurateur takes his Michelin-starred sustainable food to Greenland “Is it a crazy move? I don’t think it’s a crazy move!” Johannes Jensen tells Euronews Culture. -
Africanews The Piano with the first Black Steinway certified technician in Africa (INSPIRE AFRICA) So I want to have more people living in Africa, being certified Steinway technicians and having nice careers in music and servicing all our pianos. We do have pianos; we have a lot of pianos. .. So if we have more people doing it, there's really less reason to not just tune pianos" Tshepiso Ledwaba -
Earth News Living in a bubble: Did this failed 90s experiment predict the future? The story of Biosphere 2 is controversial but those who took part say it taught them a lot about respecting the planet. -
France Anti-vax sentiments, threats of violence widen divides ahead of tense French elections As the French presidential election approaches, the country experiences an unprecedented wave of attacks on political officials, especially in smaller communities. -
Sport Thrills and spills galore as the 2022 World Judo Tour kicks off in Portugal The 2022 World Judo Tour kicked off in Portugal with a thrilling first day at the Grand Prix in Almada as the home nation makes an early grab for Gold -
Earth News Australian government pumps cash into Great Barrier Reef protection The Great Barrier Reef is at risk of being removed from UNESCO's World Heritage list due to the damage it has sustained. -
Moments Planning a road trip this year? These are the easiest European cities to find parking Planning where you’ll park and sleep for the night when campervanning can be stressful. But we've made it easier with this guide to the best cities for parking. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.