3 January 2023 | Euronews
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Vatican Benedict XVI to have three coffin burial in funeral similar to reigning pope It will be the first funeral of a pontiff who resigned in six centuries. -
Poland Germany snubs Poland's claim for World War II reparations Berlin refused to enter into talks with Warsaw on compensating for damage caused during World War II, according to Poland's Foreign Ministry. -
World News Chants, tears and firetrucks: Santos offers one final goodbye to Pelé After a 24-hour wake in the Vila Belmiros stadium, a firetruck carried the body of the Brazilian football legend through the streets. -
United Kingdom UK rail services severely disrupted amid widespread strike action by workers UK rail services have again been severely disrupted amid widespread strike action by workers over pay and working conditions -
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No Comment Cape Town Minstrel Carnival returns after two-year Covid-19 hiatus Around 20,000 performers marched through the streets of Cape Town in South Africa for the Carnival after a two-year hiatus. -
Ukraine Russia's campaign against Ukraine 'not generating' desired effect among Russian nationalists Our correspondent Sasha Vakulina details the latest updates from Makiivka, following a Ukraine missile strike which killed Russian troops in a building they were occupying. -
No Comment Watch: Shanghai hospital overloaded as Covid cases surge Mostly elderly patients receive treatment at a crowded emergency ward in a Shanghai hospital as state media reports 70% of the megacity's population may have been infected with Covid-19 during China's huge surge in cases. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Fury in Russia at military top brass, killer drones, Sweden NATO membership Here is our round-up of the latest developments in the Ukraine war. -
Culture news Hip-hop pioneers De La Soul to put entire back catalog online From the digital underground to the overground, the Long Island rappers' are now free of the complex legal wrangling over samples. -
Europe News Brussels offers COVID-19 vaccines to Beijing in bid to contain fresh outbreak The EU is also concerned that the lack of transparency in China could mean new variants are not identified quick enough. -
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Germany Pro-Russian agents working to turn Germany against Ukraine Key figures campaigning for Berlin to change course on Ukraine are linked to the Russian government and far right, according to Reuters. -
Tech News Trolls are using this life-like video game to spread misinformation about the Ukraine war Monitoring misinformation is a constant struggle. Clips from war video games are being branded as authentic footage and seen thousands of times. -
France Sweden turns to France as it looks to buy two new nuclear reactors The new Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson was in Paris on Tuesday meeting French President Emmanuel Macron. -
Ukraine Kyiv and Moscow at odds over death toll in Makiivka attack The Kremlin says that more than 60 Russian troops were killed in the attack. Whereas Kyiv claims the figure could be as high as 500. -
Europe News Belgian scientists look to mass algae farming for future of food reserves Seaweed can be eaten by both humans and animals, providing significant opportunities as a source of food. -
Culture news Au revoir timbre rouge! Next day delivery goes digital in France The timbre rouge is a staple of French life but it's time has come according to La Poste which has new plans for next day deliveries. -
Earth News Climate change: Why is Europe experiencing a January heat wave? Some European countries recorded January temperatures that would normally occur in late spring. -
Culture news Blocking out the haters: Why did Gerwyn Price wear ear defenders at the World Darts Championship? 'Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me.' So goes the nursery rhyme that children cite to defend themselves. Maybe the world number 1 darts player Gerwyn Price had that in mind shocked when he shocked the sport by wearing ear defenders at the World Darts Championships. -
World News Brazil's President Lula da Silva pays last respects to football legend Pelé Brazil's President Lula da Silva pays last respects to football legend Pelé. -
Europe News Czechs tussle with 'nanny state' as they welcome 2023 with fireworks despite ban The Czech Republic was ranked as having the second-least restrictive regulations in Europe by the latest Nanny State Index. -
United Kingdom UK pledges cash support for low-income households amid cost of living crisis The UK's cost of living crisis is expected to deepen in 2023, with experts warning prices could climb even higher. -
World News Iran marks three-year anniversary of assassination of Qasem Soleimani Iran marks three-year anniversary of assassination of Qasem Soleimani, a top military official killed in a US drone strike. -
Brazil Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva greets world leaders on first day in office Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva greets regional and world leaders on his first day back in office to cap a remarkable comeback for the left-winger -
Earth News Are Europe’s largest carbon sinks being cared for properly? Some of Europe's largest wood producers claim the European Commission has no right to interfere in their forest management policies. -
Europe Decoded European countries are split on how to deal with sex work as debate reaches EU Parliament Belgium became the first European country to decriminalise sex work in 2022. Now MEPs are debating what the rules should be at the EU level. -
China Chinese government criticises 'unacceptable' new Covid rules for passengers from China Beijing has criticised the recent decisions of 12 countries requiring passengers flying in from China to have a negative Covid test 48 hours before their flight. -
Vatican Benedict's admirers flock to Vatican to pay their last respects The remains of former Pontiff Benedict XVI will lie in state at St Peter's Basilica for another two days before his funeral takes place on Thursday. -
United Kingdom British rail workers start new year with week-long strike British rail workers start new year with week-long strike -
Culture news French Cesar Film Awards ban nominees suspected of sex crimes and violence The Cesar Academy, the French equivalent to the Oscars, says anyone suspected of sexual misconduct or violence will be excluded from the ceremony this year. -
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USA NFL player, Damar Hamlin, in critical condition after collapse American Football player, Damar Hamlin has been rushed to hospital in critical condition after collapsing during a NFL match. -
Earth News EVs: Tesla faces €2 million fine over undisclosed drop in cold weather driving range South Korea's antitrust regulator is fining Tesla for exaggerating the driving ranges of its electric cars on a single charge. -
Culture news Earth, Wind and Fire's iconic drummer Fred White dies aged 67 The multiple Grammy award winning musician was a founding member of the band which enjoyed global success during the 1970s and '80s with several soul and RnB hits. -
Earth News 'Brazil is back': Lula takes over with plans to end deforestation and become a green superpower Brazil's new President has been sworn in and is making good on his vow to end deforestation in the Amazon. -
World News Alps face snow shortage in unseasonably warm winter Sparse snowfall and unseasonably warm weather in much of Europe is allowing green grass to blanket many mountaintops across the region where snow might normally be. -
Ukraine Moscow at odds with Russian war reporters and Ukrainian officials over Makiivka death toll Ukraine's New Year's Day strike on Russian-controlled Makiivka in eastern Ukraine has reportedly killed some 400 Russian soldiers. However, Moscow has acknowledged the deaths of 63 soldiers, a figure Russian war reporters dispute. -
Brazil Thousands of fans queue for hours to pay their last respects to king of football Thousands of people queued to enter the ground of Pele's former club Santos in order to pay their respects to the world-famous player. The Brazilian icon died last week aged 82. -
Earth News Here are all the positive environmental stories from 2022 We're going to be regularly updating this page with good news about our planet in an effort to combat climate anxiety. -
No Comment Watch: Kyiv residents clean up after New Year's Eve attack Residents in Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district continued to clean up the damage while mourning the loss of 36-year-old resident Iryna Kaharlytska. -
Ukraine Russian anger grows over strike that killed dozens of troops in Ukraine Kyiv claimed that as many as 400 Russian soldiers died and 300 more were injured in the incident which happened at a temporary barracks in eastern Donetsk region. -
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