31 January 2022 | Euronews
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World News EU auditor: Fossil fuels get more tax breaks than renewables As part of the “European Green Deal," the EU has committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030 compared with 1990 levels. -
Sweden Man arrested for flying drone over residence of Swedish king Carl XVI Gustaf Swedish authorities are investigating dozens of reports of unknown drones flying above sensitive locations. -
Mali Mali's military junta announces expulsion of French ambassador Mali's military jnta announces expulsion of French ambassador -
Europe News Ukraine crisis: Can Europe survive if Russia stops supplying it gas? EU member states could face the prospect of gas shortages in the event of sanctions against Russia over the crisis with Ukraine. -
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Culture news Publishing pulled on controversial Anne Frank cold case book 'The Betrayal of Anne Frank: A Cold Case Investigation' landed in Europe's bookstores on January 18 to a mixed reception and mounting scrutiny about the claims it makes. -
Europe News Viktor Orban under fire for Moscow meeting with Vladimir Putin Viktor Orbán will travel to Russia on Tuesday to meet with Vladimir Putin in the hope of securing more cheap gas. But -
Italy Italian businessmen scammed €440 million in virus tax credits, say police Authorities carried out 80 raids across the country on Monday as part of the investigation. -
Tech News Twitter files a lawsuit in Germany against new rules on reporting or blocking criminal content Meta and Google filed similar lawsuits in the summer against the rules that come info force on Tuesday. -
Earth News British pig farmers 'fear ruin' over Brexit and the rise of veganism There is a butcher shortage in the UK, which is creating a slaughter backlog for many pig farmers. -
Smart Regions The project reinventing the way we use things Smart Regions travels to the Italian city of Vicenza to look at a pioneering project giving used items a second life. -
Scenes Young artists in El Salvador form collective to strive for "cultural revolution" "From limitation comes the creative explosion." -
Sci-Tech Day of the drones: their rise across multiple industries Sci-tech takes a look at the increasing popularity of drones across multiple industries. -
Culture news Meet the Bosnian 'Viking' living as his favourite fictional character Escaping his life as a builder in Germany, Stipe Pleic decided to return to his hometown in Bosnia and live life as a viking. -
No Comment Scottish island sweeps up Olympic curling Ailsa Craig granite will be used at the Beijing Winter Olympics, which start with a mixed doubles event between Great Britain and Sweden on Wednesday. -
No Comment Anti-immigration protestors destroy Venezuelan migrants' belongings over rising crime in Chile Thousands of protestors in northern Chile demonstrated against immigration and demanded more security in their city on Sunday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 31st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ecotech What is China's five-year agricultural plan and will it be meat-free? Grown in a lab, this alternative source of protein could be more appealing to Chinese consumers than plant-based options. -
Earth News Spectators slam floating tennis court in the Great Barrier Reef Intended to raise awareness of ocean plastic pollution, some feel Adidas's message has drifted astray. -
France Maëlys de Araujo: Former soldier on trial for 2017 murder of eight-year-old French girl The 38-year-old man has already admitted to killing Maelys and faces life in prison. -
Tech News Huawei is taking Sweden to court after the country banned its 5G products Sweden has become the second country in Europe following the UK - and the first in the EU - to ban network operators from using Huawei equipment. -
Destinations Spain's new law will allow visitors to live and work there for up to 3 years A network of around 30 villages and towns is welcoming remote workers to help revitalise their communities - through launching a new digital nomad visa. -
Food and Drink 'How can you copyright scrambled eggs?': Battling plagiarism in the food industry The internet has opened up limitless opportunities for chef's of all levels to learn their favourite recipes. Where do we draw the line between inspiration and outright copying? -
Moments Icebreaker ships are helping Lapland to become a year-round destination These icebreaker ships are the only way to explore the frozen Baltic sea in this part of Sweden. -
Tech News Elon Musk tries to pay a teenager to stop ‘stalking’ him but it went spectacularly wrong A 19-year-old tracks Musk’s private jet with a Twitter bot he built - and he’s not giving it up without something in return. -
Art Meet the calligrapher preserving Hong Kong's Chinese New Year crafts In the run up to the Lunar New Year, Hong Kong's calligraphy artists set up on the streets. With brush and ink, they create traditional decorations that are a seasonal feature at homes and offices. -
Cyprus Cyprus court overturns UK woman’s conviction for lying about gang rape The woman's lawyers have described the court decision as a "watershed" moment. -
Nature Australia’s fuzzy insect companions offer hope for a threatened species Australian youngsters are taking to beekeeping with the support of a project aiming to promote and protect a stingless bee species. -
Ecotech Solar-powered bikers are busting illegal wildlife poachers in South Africa Anti-poaching rangers on petrol-powered bikes can be heard up to 45 minutes before they arrive so this Swedish company has come up with a solution. -
United Kingdom What did Sue Gray's report say about lockdown parties in Downing Street? The verdict is in. -
Netherlands Storm Corrie: Crew rescued after two ships collide off Dutch coast The two ships had collided near the port of Ijmuiden on Monday. -
United Kingdom 'Partygate': Boris Johnson faces fresh calls to resign after lockdown gatherings report is published "The prime minister took us all for fools" and "showed himself unfit for office", said opposition leader Keir Starmer -
Culture news Erdogan says TV must reflect family values after outcry over Turkish version of 'The Masked Singer' President Erdogan says Turkish culture and children must be protected from unspecified messages and symbols. -
Culture news Could Sundance stormer 'Hive' be Kosovo’s first-ever Oscar contender? Blerta Basholli kicked off 2022 with a triple-sweep of awards at Sundance. Now, an Academy Awards run for the home-grown drama looks likely. -
Travel News Which country has the world's most powerful passport? If you have a passport for any of these countries, the world is your oyster. -
No Comment Nearly 10,000 anglers attend world's largest charitable ice fishing contest Nearly 10,000 anglers from across the United States take part in the world's largest charitable ice fishing contest, the Brainerd Jaycees Ice Fishing Extravaganza, in the Hole-in-the-Day Bay, Minnesota. -
No Comment Buddhist priests bathe in cold river in annual purification ritual Buddhist priests and their followers have performed a purification rite by bathing in a cold stream in western Japan's Koyasan. They also prayed for the end of the pandemic. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 31st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Germany Germany: Suspects detained for murder of two police officers after massive manhunt The two suspects, both male, were apprehended on Monday afternoon, some 12 hours after the shooting following a routine police stop. -
Tech News Spotify's content policy bans bleach drinking and COVID parties, but doesn't mention Joe Rogan Spotify CEO Daniel Ek said he didn't want the company to be a "content censor" after controversy over alleged COVID misinformation in its biggest podcast. -
Sport Portugal's Fonseca delights home crowd on final day of World Judo Tour Grand Prix A round up of the final day of the World Judo Tour in Almada Portugal. -
Sport Christian Eriksen signs for Brentford, seven months after heart attack He collapsed during Denmark's match against Finland last June. -
China Foreign journalists in China face 'unprecedented hurdles', says report Media freedom in China is declining at a "breakneck speed", according to a new report from foreign journalists. -
World News Spotify adds COVID health warnings after siding with Joe Rogan in Neil Young misinformation dispute Spotify CEO Daniel Ek said he didn't want the company to be a "content censor" after controversy over alleged COVID misinformation in its biggest podcast. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 31st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Afghanistan Over 100 ex-Afghan forces and officials slain since August, UN says The United Nations has received “credible allegations” that more than 100 former members of Afghan forces have been killed since the Taliban took over the country. -
Portugal Portugal election: Key takeaways as Socialists cement power With more than 99% of the votes counted, the PS, lead by Prime Minister Antonio Costa, had secured 41.68% of the vote and an outright majority.