5 January 2023 | Euronews
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Culture news Finland: cars destroyed in Ukraine on display at Lux Light Festival Several cars destroyed by the war in Ukraine are on display at the Lux Light Festival in Helsinki, Finland. -
No Comment Mourners carry flag-draped body of 16-year-old Palestinian killed by Israeli forces Mourners carry flag-draped body of a 16-year-old Palestinian who was the fourth Palestinian killed by Israeli forces in the Occupied West Bank since the start of the year. -
Germany Germany to give armoured fighting vehicles and Patriot missile system to Ukraine The announcement from Berlin came after a top-level German-US discussion on further arms donations to Kyiv. -
United Kingdom Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer wants to decentralise power in the UK The UK's main opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer says he would take some powers away from central government and give them to the nations and regions -
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Russia Russian prisoners who fought as mercenaries in Ukraine given freedom A number of Russian prisoners who fought for the Wagner group against Ukraine have been stood down from military service and granted an amnesty -
Vatican Benedict XVI buried in Vatican crypt Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI was laid to rest in a Vatican crypt after a service attended by 50,000 mourners. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Putin's Christmas ceasefire order and five other top developments Here are the latest developments in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
No Comment Senegalese journalists demonstrate in support of their jailed colleague, Pape Ale Niang Senegalese journalists demonstrate in support of colleague who has been in detention for the past two weeks. -
No Comment Bells ring out in Benedict XVI’s home town to mark the former pope’s passing Bells rang out in Marktl, Germany, the birth place of Benedict XVI, to mark the former pope’s funeral. -
Health news XBB.1.5: All you need to know about the new 'Kraken' COVID strain Epidemiologists say the new subvariant is the most immune-evasive variant yet. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: How Qatar delivered on its promise One of the best World Cups of all time, but how did Qatar deliver on its promise to give us an amazing tournament? -
Business Series ‘Liquid gold’: Spain’s olives at the heart of Mediterranean gastronomic culture Centuries-old olive trees and a superb microclimate mean Spain produces the most decorated extra virgin olive oil in the world. -
USA Speaker Drama: Why is the US House of Representatives in deadlock? Republican Members of the US House of Representatives have repeatedly failed to elect a Speaker despite having a majority in the chamber. -
Culture news African war veterans win lengthy battle against France for full pension rights African veterans who fought for France can now stay in their home-countries and receive pension benefits. The unfair treatment of Africans who fought in French uniform is documented in Omar Sy's latest movie, Father and Soldier. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 5th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Kyiv says it plans counteroffensive, Russia continues ground attacks near Bakhmut Ukraine's military intelligence head says his country plans a major counteroffensive that will liberate territory "from Crimea to Donbas". -
Series Thrilling adventure and eye-opening culture: Why the UAE is a tourist’s paradise Abu Dhabi is a mix of magnificent architecture, stunning beaches, traditional and cultural monuments, adventure sports and other inspiring locations which are off the beaten track. -
Culture news As Pope Benedict is buried, will a tell-all book unearth dark secrets? Archbishop Georg Gaenswein was one of Benedict's closest confidents. A new book by him promises to reveal the "dark manoeuvres" of his papacy. -
Food and Drink French billionaire François Pinault acquires the renowned Champagne Jacquesson François Pinault, a French billionaire and owner of the luxury group Kering, has acquired Champagne Jacquesson, a small, prestigious champagne producer known for its high-quality sparkling wines -
Europe News Brussels wants hydrogen to help fuel the future, but can it be done in time to meet climate goals? The European Commission wants to produce 10 million tonnes of hydrogen per year by 2030. -
Earth News ‘Ecological disaster’: Spanish energy giant Repsol hit with further €5.5m fine for oil spill in Peru Nearly 12,000 barrels of oil spilled into the sea off Peru in January last year. -
Moments Always wanted to live in Italy? We set up a remote work community in the Tuscan mountains Digital nomad community KINO made the tiny rural village of Santa Fiora its latest home. -
Ukraine 'Free the Leopards!' Campaign aims to 'embarrass' Germany into sending tanks to Ukraine Two Finnish politicians estimate 90-100 Leopard 2 main battle tanks could make a significant impact on the momentum of the war for Ukraine. -
Europe News Morocco denounces 'media attacks' as European Parliament corruption scandal thickens According to media reports, Francesco Giorgi, one of the four people currently in custody, has accused Morocco of trying to influence EU policy-making. -
Russia Putin orders temporary ceasefire to mark Orthodox Christmas The ceasefire will last from noon on Friday until Sunday night. -
Culture news Why did an author fake their suicide on Facebook? Susan Meachen's account posted news of her passing in 2020. This week, she rose from the dead. -
Culture news Iran lashes out at France over new Charlie Hebdo cartoons France is facing fresh rage from Tehran after Charlie Hebdo published images depicting Iran's Supreme Leader in cartoons considered vulgar by Tehran. -
Earth News 'Breakthrough': World's first vaccine for bees could save hives from devastating disease Bees are central to the food pollination system in the US. This ‘breakthrough’ vaccine could save them from fatal diseases. -
Italy Thousands mourn Benedict XVI at funeral led by Pope Francis Thousands of people turned out to mourn the death of Benedict XVI at a funeral mass led by Pope Francis in the Vatican. The ceremony had been planned to be "roughly similar" to those held for pontiffs who've died while leading the church. -
Europe News Europe's gas prices reach pre-war levels as 2023 kicks off under unusually warm weather Balmy temperatures have tamed consumer demand and avoided the need to tap into underground gas storage. -
World News Central Europe records unseasonally high, record-breaking temperatures The winter tourism sector in Central Europe is scrambling to attract visitors despite the lack of snow which typically blankets many high-altitude resorts at this time of year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 5th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Georgia Protesters demand release of Georgia's ex-president Saakashvili on health grounds Protesters from the #SaveMisha movement demand the release of Georgia's ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili on Wednesday due to his 'worsening' health. -
Ecotech Antalya goes solar: How this Turkish city is transforming its energy supply The Antalya region accounts for one fifth of Turkish fruit and vegetable exports and is being reinvigorated by solar power. -
Employee benefits, flexibility, well-being: Here are the 3 biggest workplace trends for 2023 Recruitment and retention activities will take centre stage as workers continue to have leverage in a tight job market. Combined with a need for further technological innovation and a necessity for companies to prioritise employee wellbeing, what are the most impactful workplace trends for 2023? -
Tech News CES 2023: AI, smart health and the metaverse set to dominate this year's tech show in Vegas Companies converge in Las Vegas this week to unveil their biggest tech innovations. Here’s what to look out for. -
China WHO concerned about 'risk to life' in China amid COVID surge The head of the World Health Organization said Wednesday the agency is “concerned about the risk to life in China” amid the coronavirus’ explosive spread across the country and the lack of outbreak data from the Chinese government. -
Culture news Prince Harry's explosive new book details 'physical attack' by Prince William Britain's Guardian newspaper reveals the fight happened after Harry says William called his wife Meghan “difficult”, “rude” and “abrasive." -
USA 'Groundhog Day': Kevin McCarthy rejected for US House speaker again House Republicans flailed through a long second day of fruitless balloting Wednesday, unable to either elect their leader Kevin McCarthy as House Speaker or come up with a new strategy to end the political chaos that has tarnished the start of their new majority. -
Ukraine France to send Western-designed armoured fighting vehicles to Ukraine France will send AMX-10 RC armoured fighting vehicles to Ukraine to help it fight Russia's aggression. -
Vatican Thousands mourn as funeral held for Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican Police estimated that 100,000 people would attend Thursday's ceremonies, higher than an original estimate of 60,000. -
World News Malta and Switzerland playing an outsized role on the UN's biggest stage The EU's smallest Member State, and Europe's most famously neutral nation, have just started their two year stint as members of the Security Council. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 5th – 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 Love TV? Here are the top ten European series to watch in 2023 Too many TV series, too little time? Then look no further than this handy guide to our most-anticipated European shows coming out this year.