2 February 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Judge suspends Northern Irish order to end post-Brexit border controls It is unclear whether or not this order will be followed, with some within the DUP arguing that the administration is under a legal obligation to carry them out. -
Health news How a solar-powered fridge is helping COVID vaccines reach the remotest areas of Kenya A solar-powered portable fridge is overcoming the many difficulties of transporting viable COVID vaccines to some of Africa's remotest communities. -
Serbia Serbian prosecutors: Djokovic's COVID-19 test was valid Djokovic was deported from Australia and barred from playing in the Australian Open last month because he failed to meet Australia’s strict COVID-19 vaccination requirements. -
No Comment Strong winds, flooded roads as cyclone winds hit Mauritius and Reunion Island Tropical cyclone Batsirai has passed within about 130 kilometres (80 miles) of the holiday paradise, bringing heavy downpours and winds of around 120 kilometres per hour -
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Climate Fossil gas and nuclear are now 'green' says the EU, but what does this mean for us? The controversial change to the EU's list of sustainable energies has been branded a ‘robbery’ by Greenpeace. -
Netherlands Dutch gynaecologist used own sperm to father 21 children, says hospital It is the third known case in the Netherlands of a doctor using his own sperm without patients' knowledge or consent. -
Food and Drink Would you eat this 3D printed plant-based steak? Redefine Meat has commercially launched the world's first whole cut plant-based 3D printed steak in Europe. -
Germany Russia Today row: EU says Moscow's expulsion of Deutsche Welle is 'unacceptable' Russia has announced retaliatory against broadcaster Deutsche Welle after Germany banned RT over licence issues. -
Europe News Uyghur activist screens film on sister's disappearance in Brussels Rushan Abbas' sister disappeared from her home in Xinjiang in 2018. Since then, Abbas' hunt for her sister has taken her all over the world -
The Exchange To infinity and beyond: the new space age From intergalactic travel to tackling climate change, in this episode The Exchange focuses on the space economy. Set to become a trillion dollar industry by 2030, we look at what's driving investment in this fast growing sector. -
Nature Could this abandoned stretch of land offer a resolution to a 66-year-old conflict? Stranded between the warring parties of North and South Cyprus, this abandoned biodiversity hotspot is offering a renewed sense of hope on a divided island. -
No Comment Kim Jong Un, wife and aunt at Lunar New Year concert Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his wife attended a Lunar New Year’s Day concert in Pyongyang where he received thunderous cheers from audience members and artists who praised him for heralding a “new era” of national power, state media reported -
No Comment A shouting man denouncing the Church disrupts an audience by Pope Francis at the Vatican A shouting man denouncing the Church disrupts an audience by Pope Francis at the Vatican, before being escorted outside by police -
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No Comment Ecuador searches for missing people after deadly mudslide Emergency response units are deployed in the Ecuatorian capital Quito to search for missing people and remove debris and mud following a flooding that left 22 people dead -
Tech News Royal Mail unveils new stamps with QR barcodes to allow people to watch videos and send messages The new stamps, which will connect "physical letters to the digital world," mirror similar ones already in use in France and Germany. -
Earth News These crows are putting humans to shame by picking up cigarette butts Intelligent birds are helping to clean up one of the most abundant forms of plastic pollution on the planet. -
Health news Routine smear tests can be used to detect risk of ovarian and breast cancer, new research suggests Scientists may be able to predict the likelihood of developing cervical, ovarian, breast and womb cancers using a new test on cells taken from routine smear tests. -
USA Ukraine crisis: Sending more US troops to Europe is aggravating situation, says Russia An additional 8,500 soldiers in the US remain in "heightened readiness" and "ready to move" to support the NATO Response Force if needed. -
Culture news Scottish footballer Goodwillie dropped from team after intervention from bestselling author Raith Rovers have reneged on their signing of David Goodwillie who was found guilty by a judge of raping a woman in 2017. -
Tech News Marriage in the metaverse: Why are couples tying the knot with avatars and is it legal IRL? “We just felt like since we met in the metaverse that it would make sense to get married there,” said Traci Gangnon who married Dave in a virtual ceremony. -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan protesters were tortured after unrest, says Human Rights Watch Around 10,000 people were detained after widespread anti-government protests last month. -
Art Europe's 'art detective' returns stolen Roman statue to France 50 years later Dutch art retrieval expert Arthur Brand worked to get the statue back to the Musée du Pays Châtillonnais after its owner expressed suspicions about its origins. -
Portugal Portugal limits hydroelectric power amid unusual winter drought At least 45% of Portugal is currently experiencing “severe” or “extreme” drought. -
Turkey Nineteen migrants found frozen to death near Greek border, Turkish authorities say Turkey has regularly accused Athens of illegally pushing back migrants trying to cross into Greece. -
Destinations Explore Guatemala, the megadiverse country with 37 volcanoes Guatemala is perfect for outdoorsy types with a sense of adventure. -
How can companies make sure staff have access to data anywhere in the world? Global corporate demand for accessible and efficient digital infrastructures is at an unprecedented high, propelled by the rise of remote working and the adoption of cloud computing services. -
Ukraine Ukraine crisis: MPs hold up flags to thank countries for their support Surrounded by the flags, one politician, Sofiya Fedina — speaking in English — said she wanted to thank partners who "stand side by side with Ukraine". -
Travel News EU travel restrictions had little or no impact on Omicron spread, research finds Aviation bodies are now calling for all EU countries to adopt the new person-based approach. -
Culture news Whoopi Goldberg suspended from TV show after controversial Holocaust remarks The presenter claimed that the Holocaust was "not about race" during a conversation on the banning of a book about Nazi death camps on her show, The View. -
Earth News Chinese New Year is a reminder that we need to stamp out the illegal tiger trade We need international trade agreements that help reverse tiger declines and put an end to big cat farming. -
My Europe Series In Moravia, Bohemians are warned to Czech their privilege Moravians want to see greater recognition of their regional identity. They may be fighting a losing battle. -
Europe News Brussels controversially labels gas and nuclear energy as green despite a growing backlash The European Commission says gas and nuclear will act as "transitional" energy sources before renewables become widespread. -
Culture news 'Queen of Italian cinema' Monica Vitti dies aged 90 'Queen of Italian cinema' Monica Vitti dies aged 90 -
Tech News Big Tech should reimburse the victims of online scams, British lawmakers say An influential group of British MPs have called on more responsibility to be placed on big tech companies when it comes to online scams. -
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United Kingdom 'I will comply with the law': Boris Johnson faces MPs after Gray report The British prime minister could face a fine if UK police discover that he breached COVID-19 regulations. -
Art Series on childhood arrives at the late Joaquín Sorolla's Spanish home A collection of work depicting the theme of childhood by the Spanish 'Master of Light' will be displayed Sorolla Museum this year. -
Germany UEFA sees fungi side of Champignons League pizza A lawyer acting for UEFA had asked the Champignons League pizza name to be dropped as it was too close to Champions League. But the football body has now had a change of heart. -
China Qingdao – where ancient tradition meets business innovation Known as the ‘Pearl of the Yellow Sea’, the Chinese coastal city of Qingdao sits in a sweeping bay at the southern tip of the Shandong Peninsula. -
Nature Why are scientists bringing woolly mammoths back from extinction? Scientists are breeding ‘mammoth elephant’ hybrids which could help to stop permafrost thawing in the Arctic. -
Money Death knell for Mark Zuckerberg's crypto dreams after regulators block Meta's Diem It's been clear for a while that Diem, which was first named Libra, was fighting an uphill battle with regulators. -
World News Electric car sales accelerate as Europe turns away from diesel Sales of hybrids and fully-electric vehicles more than doubled in many European markets in 2021. -
Montenegro Montenegro's prime minister warns of government collapse ahead of vote Zdravko Krivokapic has urged lawmakers to vote for new elections on Friday. -
Nature This Mexican town declared independence to protect its forest from avocados The people of this Mexican town took matters into their own hands to protect their land from avocado growers. -
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