4 February 2022 | Euronews
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Europe News OSCE recommends deployment of election observation mission to Hungary If such a mission is sent, it would be the first for an EU member state since 2013. -
Spain Spain: MP's voting error on key labour reform sparks political storm The vote on Thursday was passed by 175 votes to 174. -
Finland Protests highlight Finnish frustrations at ongoing COVID restrictions There are rising levels of frustration across Finland over what protesters see as a government slow to allow society to open up again. -
Mali EU imposes sanctions on five Mali officials including Prime Minister Choguel Maïga The bloc has accused Malian officials of blocking the transition from military to civilian rule. -
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Destinations Menorca: The paradise island where ‘anything is possible’ From the rugged north to the calming south, Menorca invites you to get away from it all. -
The Cube Ukraine crisis: YouTube closes accounts of pro-Russian separatists The move comes amid heightened tensions between the West and Moscow. -
Art 'Bob Marley: One Love Experience' opens in London featuring a cannabis forest The exhibition's ten-week stay at the capital's Saatchi Gallery contains personal possessions, multi-sensory rooms, and rare photographic finds. -
Austria Austria avalanches: Nine dead as rescue callouts in Tyrol hit 'unprecedented' level Rescue services in Austria's Tyrol region say they made some 70 interventions after 100 avalanche-type incidents were reported over three days. -
Nature Orchidmania: Kew's festival shows the fragility of our most highly prized flower More than 5,000 flagrant flowers will be on display at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew this weekend, as the Orchid 2022 festival gets underway. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Denmark Iranian separatists found guilty of spying for Saudi Arabia The three suspects were convicted of promoting terror in Iran and gathering information for Saudi intelligence services. -
Money Wormhole bridge hack: Can we trust DeFi blockchain tech after the second-biggest crypto heist? The second-largest decentralised finance (DeFi) hack occurred this week in an attack that swiped $320 million (€279 million), or 120,000 Ether. -
Europe News Russia will face massive costs if it attacks Ukraine, warns EU chief Ursula von der Leyen Von der Leyen issued the warning during an interview with Euronews. -
Morocco Rescuers dig to save boy, 5, trapped in a well for three days The boy has been stuck in the well since Tuesday evening. -
Iceland Authorities find four bodies after tourist plane goes missing in Iceland The light aircraft is crashed on Thursday in a national park near Reykjavik. -
Art Exiled artist Ai Weiwei reflects on Beijing Olympics ahead of Winter Games The dissident creator says that the 2008 Olympics gave political and economic cover to the authoritarian regime in China. -
Russia Russian man sentenced to life in prison over 2010 Moscow bombings Prosecutors say Magomed Nurov is the only survivor of the group which carried out the attacks, killing at least 40 people. -
Norway Jens Stoltenberg to become next governor of Norway's central bank The NATO Secretary-General is set to take over the role in December. -
Health news VB variant: What we know about the new highly virulent HIV strain found in the Netherlands The research team stressed that the findings are no cause for alarm as modern treatments remain effective against the new strain of HIV. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Ukraine crisis, energy fears and nuclear labelled green Here are the key stories occupying minds in Brussels this week. -
Nature Scientists trial vaccine for ‘deadly disease’ killing Asian elephants The virus has been a nightmare for zoos and is now being reported in wild herds of endangered Asian elephants too. -
No Comment Lunar New Year parade in central Thailand Thailand's largest Chinese community held its annual Lunar New Year parade on Thursday, a celebration awash with dragons, acrobats and red and gold apparel. -
No Comment 5,000 blooms on display at Kew Gardens orchid festival More than 5,000 orchids will be on display at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew in London from this weekend. This year's orchid festival is inspired by the biodiversity of Costa Rica. -
Lifestyle Over 5,000 Costa Rican orchid blooms tropically transform London's Kew Gardens Britain's Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has just unveiled its annual orchid festival, turning a sliver of southwest London into a riot of tropical colour and flora. -
Tech News Thumbs down for Facebook as users opt to #DeleteFacebook in a further blow to social media giant “Horrible company and the name change to #Meta makes it even more of a horrid company,” one Twitter user said under the #DeleteFacebook hashtag. -
Destinations Cyprus: The sunny Mediterranean island with secret ski slopes Cyprus is known as a sunny winter getaway but did you know you can ski there too? -
My Europe Series Ukraine crisis: Why now? What's the history? Will Russia invade? Russian troops have surrounded the country from the northern border with Belarus to the east and southern part of the country, raising concerns that Putin might consider a larger-scale invasion even as Russian officials insist they are not planning to invade. -
Melting Pot Culture Expats in Dubai celebrate India's Republic Day with dancing and dosas Dubai has one of the largest Indian communities outside of the country itself and the community celebrated the 73rd Republic Day with colourful parades, dance performances and dosas in the form of tricolour flags. -
My Europe Series After 70 years on the throne, is this the Queen's worst yet? Queen Elizabeth II once described 1992 as an 'annus horribilis'. Author and historian Andrew Lownie says this year has been even worse. -
Food and Drink How Paris celebrated Lunar New Year with a new take Chinese cuisine Paris-based Chinoiseries wants to bring authentic Chinese cooking into the city's homes through cooking classes, dumplings made to order, and their hotly in-demand Supper Clubs. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
China Beijing Winter Olympics under way amid strict COVID restrictions and diplomatic boycott The ceremony at the Chinese capital's National Stadium, known as the Bird's Nest, took place at 13:00 CET. -
Austria Austria moves a step closer to making COVID vaccines mandatory It is set to become the first country in Europe to make COVID jabs compulsory for all adults. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates | The South Africa perspective: Can the EU & Africa reboot their relationship? A panel of experts discusses the key challenges facing the EU-Africa partnership today, including energy, security, education and the economy. -
World News COVID: Europe could be heading for 'a long period pandemic tranquillity' That's the view of WHO Europe director Dr Hans Kluge. -
Belarus New U.S. sanctions for Belarus officials over crackdown on foreign dissidents The U.S. State Department said it was acting in support of figures like sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, who is now in Poland after avoiding repatriation over Belarus criticism at the 2021 Olympics. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Putin mulls loosening COVID-19 restrictions even as Russia cases soar Russia had only one, six-week lockdown in 2020, and in October 2021 many people were also ordered to stay off work for about a week. But besides that, life in most of the country remained largely normal. -
World News World Cancer Day: EU pledges 'decisive action' to tackle deadly disease Eastern member states tend to have a higher death rate from cancer than their western counterparts.