6 January 2023 | Euronews
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Work This ‘wearable chair’ exoskeleton is designed to take the load off while you’re on your feet Euronews Next tried out the Archelis exoskeleton at CES, which lets workers easily switch from a standing to a sitting position without needing a chair. -
Kosovo Two ethnic Serbs injured in Christmas Eve shooting in Kosovo, suspect arrested An 11-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man were injured after a gunman opened fire from a moving vehicle near the southern town of Shtërpce/Štrpce, Kosovo authorities said on Friday. -
No Comment Christmas and Epiphany are marked in Ukraine, Serbia and Czechia Christmas and Epiphany are marked in Ukraine, Serbia and Czechia -
USA McCarthy closes in on House speaker's job Kevin McCarthy closes in on the speaker's job in the US House of representatives after narrowly losing a 12th vote -
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My Europe Series State of the Union: What were the top stories in the EU this week? Travel restrictions on people coming from China, Sweden takes over the EU presidency and some small inflation respite. -
Health news CES 2023: This compact AI-powered home defibrillator is designed so anyone can help save a life The device made by French company, Lifeaz, is fully automatic and can give vocal commands in case of an emergency. -
Health news CES 2023: This 'brain band' could help you sleep better, improve your focus and relax more The FRENZ Brainband by Earable Neuroscience is designed to help you sleep better at night, wake you up at the best time so you don’t feel groggy, and help you focus during the day. -
Target UAE tourism scores an uptick as sporting events boost trade The latest figures from Dubai Sports Council show the sports sector has added more than €2 billion to the economy. -
Tech News Saudi Arabia government 'infiltrates' Wikipedia and jails two staff to 'control narrative' Two Saudi Wikipedia administrators were jailed for 32 years and eight years in government efforts to control information, say NGOs. -
Nature Where is the dirtiest water in the UK? This new map tracks sewage dumping Many British water suppliers discharged massive amounts of untreated sewage into the sea this summer, during a heatwave. -
United Kingdom UK asylum seekers live with fear of possible deportation to Rwanda An asylum seeker in London describes her fear of being deported to Rwanda by the British government under plans to deter migrants crossing the English Channel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Washington 'to send 50 Bradleys' and five other top developments Here are the latest developments in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Ministry of Ecology becomes the latest French target for climate activists In Paris climate activists spray-painted the Ministry of Ecology in the latest protest attack on government buildings over what they see as a lack of action on the environment -
No Comment WATCH: Thousands turn out to see Epiphany parades in Spain Spanish cities marked Epiphany by hosting parades with floats showing the three kings following a star to the birthplace of Jesus. -
Italy Italian international and former Chelsea striker Gianluca Vialli dies of cancer The world footballing community has been paying tribute to Italian international and former Chelsea and Juventus striker Gianluca Vialli who has died aged 58 after a long battle with cancer. -
United Kingdom Does Prince Harry’s claim of killing in Afghanistan threaten his security? Prince says he killed 25 soldiers, which may put his security at risk -
Ukraine Russian ceasefire designed to harm Ukraine's reputation, analysts say Russia's announced unilateral Christmas ceasefire is likely to be an information operation intended to damage Ukraine’s reputation, says the Institute for the Study of War. -
No Comment WATCH: Taiwanese soldiers train before Lunar New Year Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen inspects troops at an army barracks ahead of the Lunar New Year and oversees an exercise by the infantry repelling a mock attack by enemy forces. -
Cult Must-see European Art Exhibitions: Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism European art lovers have some New Year's treats to enjoy with exhibitions on Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism. -
Tech News CES 2023: Ukrainian innovators showcase their new ideas at the world's largest tech show A delegation of 12 Ukrainian start-ups is attending CES 2023 to show their technological solutions while flying the flag for their embattled country. -
Culture news "I heard some loneliness in his voice" Nelson Mandela's ghost writer on the 'Lost Tapes' "I heard some loneliness in his voice." Nelson Mandela's ghostwriter Richard Stengel discusses the lost tapes of their time writing 'Long Walk to Freedom' -
Ukraine Kremlin-ordered truce in Ukraine uncertain amid reports of continued attacks Kremlin-ordered truce in Ukraine uncertain amid reports of continued attacks. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had ordered a temporary cease-fire so that his forces could celebrate Orthodox Christmas. -
Travel News Airports and airlines slam ‘knee-jerk’ EU push for pre-flight COVID testing The coalition of aviation groups says the recommendations are ‘at odds’ with an assessment by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. -
Earth News 'We can make a difference': Emissions cuts can save world's glaciers, study finds Half of the world’s glaciers are doomed to disappear, according to new research. But it says limiting global warming can help save the rest. -
No Comment WATCH: Thousands of North Koreans attend a rally in the capital Pyongyang Thousands of North Koreans attended a rally in the capital city Pyongyang. They promised to implement the decisions made by the plenary meeting of the Workers' Party of Korea. -
Food and Drink The Dutch bakers making stale bread fresh again through recycling A group of bakers in the Netherlands is reducing waste by recycling unsold bread and making it fresh again -
No Comment WATCH: China annual ice festival is underway in the northern city of Harbin Towering ice sculptures and fireworks feature once again as China kicks off its annual ice festival in the northern city of Harbin -
Culture news US authorities return stolen ancient sarcophagus to Egypt As Egyptian authorities continue increasing their efforts to reclaim stolen artefacts and bring them back to the country, US authorities have returned a looted ancient sarcophagus to Cairo -
Mobility The new space race: Should we be concerned about China reaching the Moon? China further develops its mighty space programme, which has made spectacular progress in the last twenty years. -
France Emmanuel Macron unveils new plan to stop 'endless crisis' in French healthcare Emmanuel Macron unveils new plan to stop 'endless crisis' in French healthcare -
Culture news Royal rumbles: Europe's other feuding families The unhappy royal families of Spain, Norway and Denmark aren't immune to a bit of infighting either. -
Iran Iran: Why are protesters risking jail to tweet about meat patties? A well-known Iranian chef with millions of social media followers was detained after posting a video showing home cooks how to prepare traditional Persian kotlets. -
Culture news Spanking, cocaine and magic mushrooms: Prince Harry reveals more about his royal life Prince Harry claims he killed 25 people while serving as an Apache helicopter co-pilot and gunner in 2012. He also makes alarming allegations about his life before Meghan. -
Italy Italian football legend Gianluca Vialli dies of pancreatic cancer Vialli scored nearly 300 goals and managed to win all major trophies at club level, most notably a historic Scudetto with Sampdoria and a Champions League with Juventus FC. -
Serbia Russian immigrants prepare for Orthodox Christmas in Serbia Russian immigrants prepare for Orthodox Christmas in Serbia amid unseasonably warm winter temperatures. -
Culture news Three Kings parade to celebrate the Epiphany delights crowds in Madrid The feast of the Epiphany is traditionally celebrated in Spain and many other Latin American countries with the Three Kings parade, while in Belgium, France and other European countries, pastry lovers tuck into the traditional 'galette de rois'. -
Destinations Revealed: These are the safest European countries to travel to in 2023 Traveller surveys, the Global Peace Index and US travel advice were pooled to make up this list of Europe's safest countries. -
Austria Austrian soldier killed in 'exchange of fire' at barracks Austrian media reports the young soldier was shot by a superior officer during an argument. -
Culture news Why do some Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas in January? The difference is due to how Catholic and Orthodox Christians use different calendars to mark the holy day. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Inflation in the eurozone falls back to single digits as downward trend continues The record-breaking surge in prices seen in 2022 is steadily abating, according to new numbers released by Eurostat. -
USA Biden pairs tough border checks with opportunity in new migration strategy US President Joe Biden said the US would immediately turn away Cubans, Haitians and Nicaraguans who cross the border from Mexico illegally, his boldest move yet to confront the arrivals of migrants that have spiralled since he took office two years ago. -
USA Republican Kevin McCarthy fails for a third day in bitter US House Speaker fight For a long and frustrating third day, divided Republicans kept the Speaker’s chair of the US House empty. -
Ukraine Ukraine rejects Vladimir Putin's truce to observe Orthodox Christmas Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his armed forces to observe a unilateral 36-hour cease-fire in Ukraine this weekend for the Orthodox Christmas holiday, the first such sweeping truce move in the nearly 11-month-old war. Kyiv indicated it wouldn't follow suit. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'M3GAN' Anyone who has seen any of the Child’s Play films or has a passing appreciation for Frankenstein (or a shred of common sense) can guess where all this is going... -
USA US political chaos continues into 6 January Capitol riots anniversary There have been 11 votes in three days and still no Speaker of the House elected, an unprecedented scenario in modern-era American politics. -
Culture news Sustainable bling: the London jewellers changing the game for lab-grown diamonds Customer priorities and choices are changing and diamond markets are responding. -
World News The 'Good Divorce': Czechs and Slovaks on 30 years apart, together When Czechoslovakia split in half 30 years go, it became Europe's most successful breakup in modern history. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 6th – 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 2023 Fashion Trends: An eclectic mix of everything everywhere all at once Want to know what looks from Europe's top designers will be trending in 2023? Our style council has been examining the evidence. Read on for the full verdict.