23 December 2022 | Euronews
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No Comment Fire ravages Chile's Vina del Mar seaside resort Some 400 homes were damaged or destroyed and at least two people died as a result -
No Comment No Comment: World Cup heroes return home The World Cup 2022 is over and here is how the top three teams celebrated. -
USA Rare 'bomb cyclone' warning as 200 million Americans hit by severe winter weather Tens of millions of Americans endured bone-chilling temperatures, blizzard conditions, power outages and canceled travel plans ahead of Chrismas holiday weekend. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian missile 'cemetery', Dutch aid and embassy safety Authorities in Kharkiv are gathering all the Russian missiles which have targeted the city, to use as possible evidence in future prosecutions. -
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No Comment Clashes break out in Paris following mass shooting in a Kurdish neighbourhood A gunman opened fire in the 10th arrondissement in Paris near the Kurdish cultural centre -
No Comment Argentina honours Lionel Messi and Albiceleste on mural In the wake of Argentina's victory over France in the World Cup, Buenos Aires is paying tribute to the men who represented the country. -
World News Strikes over pay disrupt Christmas travel in the UK and France Air travellers faced possible delays at UK airports as government employees who check passports went on strike in the latest of a spate of walkouts over pay amid a cost-of-living crisis. -
France Do train strikes really happen during the holiday season every year in France? Until now, the SNCF had only experienced two major strikes during the Christmas holidays, in 1986 and in 2019. -
World News Notorious French serial killer Charles Sobhraj known as 'The Serpent' freed from Nepal prison French serial killer Charles Sobhraj was freed from prison in Nepal on Friday after serving most of his sentence for killing American and Canadian backpackers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Vladimir Putin refers to conflict in Ukraine as 'war' Sasha Vakulina reports on the latest developments, 10 months into Russia's war in Ukraine -
Travel News Murcia to Madrid: Long awaited high-speed train ends the southeast's 'isolation' Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez says the new rail route settles "a historic debt with Murcia, putting an end to an unfairly prolonged railway isolation". -
Afghanistan Taliban's higher education minister defends ban on women from universities The Taliban's minister of higher education said the ban issued earlier this week was necessary to prevent the mixing of genders. -
Cult Rendez-Vous: Must-see cultural events to begin 2023 on a high We may be saying goodbye to 2022, but we are not saying goodbye to arts and culture! Here are some interesting expos to see across Europe next year. -
Culture news 'Le wokisme': Mattel considering removing 400 'offensive' words from French version of Scrabble US toy maker Mattel wants to sweep clean the French version of Scrabble, one of the world's most popular word games. Hundreds of terms deemed sexist, racist or homophobic could be removed. -
Italy Italy to investigate 'unofficial Chinese police stations' Civil rights group claims 'cultural centre' is being used for persuasion to return operations -
Lifestyle California's 'Sisters of the Valley' grow and sell cannabis products California's 'Sisters of the Valley' grow and sell cannabis products -
Food and Drink Grape expectations: India's biggest winemaker aims to create new drinking habits The pandemic has seen millions Indians change their daily habits in more ways than one. India's biggest winemaker is hoping to make big profits from a new market, driven by aspirational lifestyles depicted on television and streaming platforms. -
World News UK says it could block Scotland’s gender recognition bill, Spain moves to pass its own legislation Westminster says it could stop Scotland’s new gender self-declaration bill from reaching royal assent, while Spain’s lower house passes similar legislation. -
Art World's 'smallest work of art on a diamond' unveiled in Amsterdam If diamonds are forever and a girl's best friend, then adding the world's smallest artwork,to what already shines should makes them even more special. -
Nature ‘Accountants can save the world’: How financial reports could give nature a voice Giving nature a mandatory line in financial reports could help hold businesses accountable. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery' The sequel to 2019's Knives Out is a blast. And Daniel Craig shouting “Shitballs!” in a Kentucky drawl should see everyone through the holidays with a grin on their face! -
France Three people killed in a shooting in Paris Three people have been killed in a shooting in Paris -
Europe News Paris shooting: Clashes break out after gunman kills three at Kurdish cultural centre The police said a person had been arrested and asked the citizens to avoid the area in the French capital's 10th district near Montmartre. -
Money FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried to be released on $250 million bail and will live with his parents The 30-year-old FTX founder was shackled at the ankles when he entered the courtroom in the US. -
Nepal The Serpent: Notorious French serial killer released from Nepal prison Charles Sobhraj is believed to have killed at least 20 people in Afghanistan, India, Thailand, Turkey, Nepal, Iran and Hong Kong during the 1970s. -
World Review of the year: Europe's diversity shines through its cinema This year, Europe unveiled its strengths in its diversity through its cinema. As part of Euronews' "Review of the year series", we look back at some of the movies that caught our eye and held our attention. -
No Comment Watch: Firefighters dress as Santa and his elves to deliver presents to sick children One member of the Greater Athens Fire Service dangled from a fire engine's crane as he brought Christmas gifts to young cancer patients at the Agia Sofia hospital. Others abseiled down the side of a hospital building to hand out presents to children unable to make it outside. -
World Year in Review: How Europe's far right garnered support in 2022 The 2022 electoral successes of Europe's far-right in Italy, France, Hungary and Sweden have marked a significant shift in mainstream politics. -
World Review of the Year: The impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Europe Little did we know how the Russian war in Ukraine would impact on the lives of people living in the world, but eleven months on, everyone is feeling the pinch in their pockets after food and energy prices increased. Euronews takes a look in Review of the Year -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Watch: Hanukkah celebrations in Jerusalem Hanukkah celebrations in Jerusalem take place over eight days. On the fourth and fifth days ultra-Orthadox jews light candles outside their homes. -
Ukraine ‘Thanks, Grandpa! There's light!’: The energy workers trying to keep Ukraine’s lights on Across Ukraine, energy workers have been tasked with the sometimes dangerous job of switching the country’s lights back on. And according to one energy company, more than 106 employees have been killed since the start of the war. -
United Kingdom 'There's no such thing as food poverty, just poverty': Scotland's food bank use surges The Scottish Government blames London for the cost of living crisis, but charities say Nicola Sturgeon's administration could be doing much more to help. -
Europe News ‘War changed everything’: Anguish as war forces Ukrainian families to spend Christmas apart Ukrainians across Europe are preparing for the holidays but many are thinking about how they'll connect with family back at home, where the situation remains dire. -
Euronews Witness Inflation crisis: French students struggle to survive In this episode of Witness, Valérie Gauriat sheds light on the impact soaring food prices and energy bills are having on France's student population. -
Germany German intelligence officer arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia Federal prosecutors are questioning a German spy accused of passing secrets to Russia following an internal investigation by Germany's BND intelligence agency. -
Culture news Holy Sh*t: Messi as you've never seen him before Holy Sh*t! A Catalan tradition has caught the world champion Lionel Messi with his pants down! -
Europe News Emanuela Orlandi: Italian senator asks for inquiry into 1983 disappearance of 'Vatican Girl' The unresolved disappearance of Vatican resident Emanuela Orlandi has captured the imagination of Romans and Italians alike for four decades. -
USA House Committee report says Donald Trump "lit the fire" of Capitol riots Bipartisan House committee report blames Donald Trump for sparking Capitol riots and recommends he be barred from holding office pending criminal investigations. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy returns from Washington visit President Zelenskyy returned from Washington with a pledge for increased military and financial support, aid Russia says will only prolong the fighting. -
Travel News Are train drivers underpaid? Here's how much they earn around Europe Train strikes over pay disputes are common. But what are train drivers actually paid? -
Vatican Sense of superiority is an 'elegant demon', pope tells Vatican officials The leader of the Catholic Church criticised Vatican bureaucrats, telling the Holy See faithful that they "could easily fall into the temptation" of acting holier than thou or feeling like they are better than the rest. -
World News Pay disputes see Christmas strikes on French trains and in Britain's health services Inflation-driven pay disputes are causing Christmas disruption to French trains and to British airports, post deliveries and health services. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russia's Wagner received weapons from North Korea, US claims The private military company is said to have up to 50,000 soldiers fighting alongside Russian troops in Ukraine. -
Moments Beat the travel chaos by travelling with only hand luggage: Here's expert packing advice We put a wheelie and a backpack to the test to see which fits more. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 23rd – 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: Vincent Van Gogh slashes his left ear, 'Emma' is published & the Black Mamba rises Culture Re-View: Vincent Van Gogh slashes his left ear. Also on this day: Jane Austen's 'Emma' is published, the point-contact transistor is first demonstrated, and Kobe Bryant breaks a record -
Culture news Best of Culture 2022: Day 23 - Highs & Lows of the Year: The rise of Wordle Our Cultural Advent Calendar continues with some of the cultural highs and lows of the past year. Today, our attention turns to Wordle, the simple game that took the internet by storm and created a new bond between generations. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: What were the top stories in the EU this week? Gas price caps that not everyone agrees on, rising food prices in Belgium, and a lingering MEP scandal: here's what happened this week. -
Austria Christmas thrift: Austrians cut festive spending due to inflation Faced by rising bills and prices, Austria's Christmas shoppers are tightening their bets, according to retailers who warn of jop cuts next year.