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Sport Judo Jerusalem Masters: Christmas comes early for many Judoka It was the final day of the World Judo Masters, here in Jerusalem and it did not disappoint, as it continued the incredible momentum of the previous 2! Hundreds of excited Judo fans packed the Pais Arena to cheer on their heroes! -
World News Justification by clicks: Austrian monks point to the cloud In the age of Instagram and Tik Tok the Admont Monastery in Styria, in the heart of Austria, has become one of the favourite scenes of influencers from all over the world. -
No Comment New Yorkers wish for peace, love and happiness in 2023 New York residents write down their wishes for 2023 on the "Wishing Wall" in Times Square. -
No Comment Winning number drawn in Spain's El Gordo lottery An unemployed Peruvian woman was among the grand prize winners in Spain’s bumper Christmas lottery known as “El Gordo” -
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Europe News Eva Kaili: MEP at centre of EU Parliament corruption scandal set to spend Christmas in prison Eva Kaili's lawyers had requested her release from prison with a police tracking device. -
World News MEP at centre of Qatargate scandal will be held in prison for another month Eva Kaili is suspected of being at the centre of one of the EU's biggest corruption scandals, and her lawyers had requested her release from prison with an electronic tracking device. -
No Comment Festive lights brighten tourist destinations across the world Bruges, Hampton Court and Brooklyn are among the tourist destinations that have been pulling out the stops to provide lighting displays for the festive season. -
No Comment 'Wall of love' livens up Venezuela's capital Volunteers and members of the UN refugee agency in Venezuela decorated a mural on Tuesday -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: What it means to win a World Cup Argentina won the World Cup in Qatar after a 36 year wait, but what does it mean to them to lift the trophy for the first time in so long? -
Kosovo Kosovan Serbs demonstrate against Kurti's government An estimated 1500 Kosovan Serbs have demonstrated in the north of the country against what they claim is the partisan rule of Prime Minister Albin Kurti. -
World News NATO: Turkey still refuses to lift veto on Sweden's membership application Block comes after Swedish court refused to extradite a journalist wanted by Turkey -
Tech News Europe top court rules Amazon should not sell third party knock-off Louboutin shoes Amazon has been in trouble with the ECJ more than once, along with multiple other tech giants. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news 'Twisters': Why the sequel to the 1996 disaster film matters The sequel to the 1996 disaster epic Twister has been greenlit and will be released theatrically in the summer of 2024. Here's why it matters... -
Ukraine Ukraine in maps: Russia intends to boost its armed forces by 30% The Russian Defence Minister, Sergei Shoigu, proposed to boost the size of the armed forces by more than 30% from 1.15 million to 1.5 million servicemen. -
United Kingdom Scotland gender recognition reform bill: MPs approve law that makes it easier to change gender Nicola Sturgeon's government had championed the reforms, which makes it easier for people to change their gender for legal purposes. -
No Comment Watch: Volodymyr Zelenskyy's historic visit to Washington The president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the White House on Wednesday before addressing the US Congress. -
Hungary Budapest's largest refugee centre is facing a crisis and might close soon The organisation is seeking donations in order to keep operating the facility which hosts hundreds of Ukrainian refugees. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Defence minister Shoigu has visited frontline troops, claims Russia The trip is the second alleged inspection of Moscow's troops in Ukraine and comes less than a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the US. -
Creators Enter the magical world of Patagraph - one of Instagram’s best-loved stop motion animators Stop motion animator and director Victor Haegelin is better known as Patagraph on Instagram. In this episode of Creators, we visit his studio to see how he creates his magic on screen. -
World News Nativity scenes from around the world go on display in Saint Peter's Square The war in Ukraine and climate change are among the themes of this year's exhibition -
Ukraine In occupied Mariupol, Russia's rebuild is erasing Ukrainian identity and any evidence of war crimes The key southern port city has become well-known worldwide as the site of death and destruction brought on by Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in late February. Now, Moscow is rushing to paper over the devastation it caused. -
Crossing Cultures Forged from fire: how swords shaped China and Europe's cultural histories For millennia swords have held deep cultural significance in both Asia and Europe. In this episode of Crossing Cultures, we head to Toledo in Spain and Longquan in China to meet the swordsmiths still forging in the ancient tradition. -
Travel News India travel rules: Random COVID testing at airports and stricter measures for Taj Mahal India's health minister has announced that the country will start randomly testing international arrivals for COVID-19. -
Money What do we know about Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang, the senior associates behind FTX’s downfall? Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang worked closely behind the scenes on the impressive rise of crypto trading company FTX. They also helped to bring about its downfall. -
Culture news Why are the Brits censoring a classic Christmas song? Again Christmas censorship: The Pogues’ ‘Fairytale of New York’ is once again under attack under the guise of “protection”. -
Travel News Turkey travel warning issued by UK government following 22 ‘medical tourism’ deaths Tourists are advised to use medical providers who are approved by the Ministry of Health. -
Health news An 'extraordinary' new treatment for cystic fibrosis is being made available to children in France Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease diagnosed in more than a 100,000 people worldwide. But new treatments are being developed, including Kaftrio. -
Europe News Danish demand over Turkish worker's language test 'unlawful', rules ECJ A Danish restriction requiring a language test for a Turkish man residing in the country in order for his wife to get a permit is unlawful, the EU court said. -
World Review of the Year Film Festival 2022 The world of cinema has honoured several women this year. The Berlinale, the Venice Film Festival, and the Festival de San Sebastiàn have all rewarded female directors for their works in 2022. -
World Euronews: 2022 Review of the year in sport Euronews takes a look back at just a few of the main sporting events of 2022 including the Beijing Olympics, the Women’s European Championship, and the tennis superstars -
Food and Drink The inventor of the Chicken Tikka Masala has died Ali Ahmed Aslam has died, aged 77 in Glasgow, where he came up with the iconic dish. -
Earth News The EU has approved a €28 billion German renewable energy scheme - but is it fair? Some say the multi-billion euro scheme could distort competition in the European Union's single market. -
Spain Campaigners call on Spanish government to recognise rights of migrants A petition with over 700,000 signatures has been handed to the Spanish parliament calling on it to enable migrants already in the country to work and receive healthcare. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Greece Christmas shoppers get a festive boost from Greek government To help Greek consumers cope with the increased burdens of the festive season, the Ministry of Development - in cooperation with toy stores - has introduced the so-called "Santa Claus basket” consisting of some toys sold at a discount. -
Europe News EU countries failing to respect air pollution law do not have to compensate citizens, ECJ rules According to the European Environment Agency, air pollution causes more than 300,000 premature deaths a year in the EU. -
Lithuania Lost legs and dashed dreams: Europe's forgotten migration crisis worsens At least three migrants have had their legs amputated in recent months after trying to cross the Lithuanian-Belarus border. -
China China COVID surge: Half of Shanghai's population expected to contract disease, warns hospital China's official death count since the pandemic began three years ago stands at 5,241 as critics claim its definition of COVID-related death is too narrow. -
Money FTX latest: Sam Bankman-Fried extradited to US and two top executives plead guilty to charges FTX crypto exchange founder Sam Bankman-Fried is being extradited from the Bahamas by US law enforcement. -
Israel Netanyahu set to form government in his sixth term as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has informed Israel's president he is ready to form a government in what would be the country's most right wing coalition to date. -
USA Ukraine war: Zelenskyy thanks 'every American' in a rousing Congress speech The Ukrainian president's first known trip outside his country since Russia invaded in February was aimed at reinvigorating support for his country at a time when there is concern that allies are growing weary of the costly war. -
Culture news Best of Literature: Top book tips this Christmas Haven't bought all your Christmas gifts? We've got you covered... -
USA Zelenskyy In historic visit to Washington gives report from the front line Ukraine's President Zelenskyy offered thanks to Presdient Biden and gave Congress a report from the front lines during an historic visit to Washington. -
Earth News New EU plastic waste ban could mark the end of miniature hotel toiletries In Europe, each person generates almost 180 kg of packaging waste on average every year. -
Destinations Snow castles and swimming with orcas: The best things to do in Lapland besides visiting Santa From glamping beneath the northern lights to meeting the original settlers, here’s our ultimate guide to Lapland. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Why is 22/12/12 the most important fictional date in pop culture? Culture Re-View: Why is 22/12/12 the most important fictional date in pop culture? Plus, Samuel Beckett dies and Brandenburg Gate re-opens -
Culture news Best of Culture 2022: Day 22 - Highs & Lows of the Year: The slap heard around the world Our Cultural Advent Calendar enters its final stretch with our Highs & Lows of 2022. Today: The infamous slap which bruised Will Smith's reputation in Hollywood -
Culture news Best of Culture 2022: Best Films of the Year Roundup In case you missed our daily reviews in our End of Year Advent Calendar, here's a handy roundup of the Best Films of the Year