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No Comment Watch: The clean-up begins in Brazil’s capital The clean-up begins in Brazil’s capital after thousands of supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro broke into three main buildings in Brasilia on Sunday, smashing windows and chairs -
Sport Former Wales, Real Madrid, and Tottenham forward Gareth Bale retires from football aged 33 Gareth Bale has ended his shinning career aged 33 after being one of Britain’s greatest players. Former Wales, Real Madrid, and Tottenham forward made the announcement on social media saying the decision was 'by far the hardest' of his career -
Culture news World’s best restaurant Noma will close at the end of 2024 The Danish restaurant, crowned the ‘world’s best' five times in its 20-year history, says it's closing to transform into a gastronomic laboratory. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Night Wolves and praise for Putin mark Milorad Dodik's unconstitutional fête The military-style parade near the capital Sarajevo on Monday — a part of festivities celebrating the Bosnian entity of the Republika Srpska — was slammed by the European Union and the United States. -
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Europe News Drone manufacturer aims for Paris 2024 Olympics lift off, as air taxis become reality Next generation drones could also be used on a wider-scale to transport medical products, as well as for personal deliveries. -
Ukraine Russian missile destroys market in Kharkiv region killing two people At least two women were killed and at least seven were injured after a Russian missile hit Shevechenkove in the Kharkiv region on Monday -
No Comment Bolsonaro supporters storm Congress, Supreme Court and presidential palace Hundreds of supporters of Brazil's far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro broke through police barricades and stormed into Congress, the presidential palace and the Supreme Court Sunday, in a dramatic protest against President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's inauguration last week. -
No Comment Thousands of Filipinos gather to touch Black Nazarene statue Tens of thousands of Catholic devotees in the Philippines flock to a church in Manila to celebrate the feast of the Black Nazarene, a revered statue of Jesus Christ which is believed to have miraculous powers. -
No Comment Watch: Security forces surround Bolsonaro supporters in presidential palace Members of Brazil's security forces surround supporters of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro inside the Planalto presidential palace in the capital Brasilia, after they stormed into the building in a dramatic protest against President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's inauguration last week. -
World News Brazilian president condemns Sunday's riots as 'terrorist acts' Brazilian President, Lula da Silva, has issued a statement 'rejecting' Sunday's riots as 'terrorist cts' and called on the population to defend ' peace and democracy.' Euronews International correspondent, Anelise Borges sent this report from Brazil. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 9th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Rail fares across Europe: The countries with the most expensive train tickets From Austria to the UK, these are the countries with the highest rail fares in Europe. -
Scenes Meet the Bolivian roboticists benefiting humanity "We think of ourselves as creators. We don't just make one thing; we create products that, most of the time, bring people to us who need our help." -
France French food giant Danone faces legal action over its use of plastic French food giant Danone is facing legal action from NGOs trying to force it to reduce its use of plastic saying the company has a duty of care that it’s not respecting. However, the conglomerate says it’s recognised as a pioneer in the management of environmental risks -
Ukraine Two scenarios for a possible Ukrainian counteroffensive The UK Ministry of Defence suggested that Russian forces face two equally exigent counteroffensive scenarios: in the North East of Ukraine, in Luhansk, and in the South in the Zaporizhzhya region. -
Tech News Trial of a face scanner that estimates your age may spell the end of being ID’d buying alcohol The trial found no underage customers were able to buy age-restricted products at the self-checkout. -
Europe Decoded Europe’s leaders are younger and less experienced. It probably doesn’t matter Today, the average age of a European head of government is 53. In the 1980s, it was over 65. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Fierce fighting in Soledar and five other top developments Here are the latest developments in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Culture news "My health has deteriorated": Daniel Barenboim resigns from Berlin State Opera Daniel Barenboim resigns from Berlin State Opera over health issues -
Earth News Pakistan floods: Donors pledge nearly €8bn for recovery in first test for loss and damage funding UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the decision made in Sharm el Sheikh in November must be implemented. -
United Kingdom England's NHS to move patients out of hospitals amid major bed shortage England’s overburdened health service is planning on discharging thousands of patients in the coming weeks, as it faces one of its toughest winters to date. -
Economy Explained: What is core inflation and what it says about the state of the European economy Core inflation attempts to give a more precise picture of the health of the economy and people's purchasing power. -
Culture news Former Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten among possible Eurovision entries for Ireland The former Sex Pistols frontman is entering with band Public Image Ltd. -
World News Attack on democracy: How does Brazil's political violence compare with the US? What are the similarities and differences between riots in Brazil's capital that attacked democratic institutions, and the 6 January 2021 attack on the Capitol in Washington DC? -
Europe News EU lawmakers aid Somali man fighting life sentence in Greece The case has brought attention to draconian sentencing guidelines in Greece introduced in recent years as part of an effort to fight illegal migration into the European Union. -
Culture news Cinéma Vérité: No French films in national box office top ten for the first time in 33 years Something has gone terribly wrong in the French box office, for the first time in 33 years. But are there reasons to be hopeful for French cinema attendance in 2023? -
Earth News Climate disasters: How much would it cost to implement early warning systems worldwide? "Climate change driven extreme events are inevitable. Widespread death and destruction are not," says Mami Mizutori, head UNDRR. -
Earth News ‘A drop in the ocean’: England bans some single-use plastics - but does it go far enough? Similar single-use plastic bans are already in place in Scotland and Wales. -
Culture news US rapper Young Thug to go on trial in gang and racketeering case Rapper Young Thug is set to go on trial Monday, accused of co-founding a criminal street gang and promoting it through his music and social media. -
Europe News Former PM Andrej Babis cleared of fraud by Czech court The Czech Republic's former Prime Minister has been cleared of fraud by a court in Prague. Andrej Babis is running for president in elections on Friday. -
Switzerland UN and France pledge financial support for Pakistan after devastating floods The catastrophe, which experts linked to climate change, killed more than 1,700 people and displaced some eight million others. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News UK prepares for a space flight launch A UK commercial space mission is set for lift off Monday evening. A 747 will carry a rocket to 35,000 feet before releasing it to continue its ascent into space carrying satellites. -
World News Protest rallies across Europe after Iran executions Protest rallies took place in several European cities after two men were hanged in Iran's crackdown on dissent. -
Culture news Russell Banks, author of 'Cloudsplitter' and 'The Sweet Hereafter’, dies at 82 American novelist Russell Banks, a major figure in contemporary literature, known for his portraits of working-class hardship, poverty and racial issues, died aged 82. -
Brazil An 'assault on democracy': World leaders react to pro-Bolsonaro riots in Brazil Global leaders condemn pro-Bolsonaro rioters that stormed political buildings in Brazil's capital, Brasilia. -
Culture news Europe's Spotify Wrapped: The most listened to music across the bloc Can you learn about a nation's character from their music taste? -
World News Kyiv denies Russian claims of 600 Ukrainian troop deaths in Kramatorsk attack The Donetsk regional administration said seven Russian missiles hit Kramatorsk, but Kyiv denies massive troop loss in the attack . -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Clint Eastwood steps into the limelight & Steve Jobs unveils the iPhone Clint Eastwood earned his spurs as cowboy Rowdy Yates; and Steve Jobs introduced the world to the iPhone - all on this day in history. -
Food and Drink Not just a Hollywood tale - the pizza which does not ruin your new year resolution exists A remake of one of the most loved dish in the world for those who prefer it guilt free. -
Earth News Gas cookers as toxic as ‘second hand smoke’, study reveals A new study - shared exclusively with Euronews Green - has found that gas cookers are fuelling air pollution in homes and increasing the risk of childhood asthma. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 9th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Work Crans-Montana: How a Swiss ski resort is becoming one of the most sought-after tech hubs In the heart of the Swiss Alps, you can find Crans-Montana, a world famous ski resort. But in recent years, it has been making major investments to attract more tech talent to the area. -
Culture news Party poopers: Why do right-wing governments hate ravers? Italy has become the latest in a long line of EU countries to ban free parties. Why do right-wing governments seem hell-bent on cracking down on people's right to party? -
Culture news Humanity in art and six-modified Rolls-Royces: the beautiful charitable world of Sacha Jafri "My work is quite average, when it's not linked to humanity." Sacha Jafri explains the meaning behind his collaboration with the luxury car manufacturer. -
Culture news Profile: Brazil's new Culture Minister Margareth Menezes After what some Brazilians called ‘a nightmare’ period, Margareth Menezes appointment as Culture Minister is for many a welcome breath of fresh air into a sector that's been neglected during Jair Bolsonaro's presidency. -
Home Accessibility in gaming: How Sony’s new PS5 controller is empowering gamers with disabilities Sony has released its new controller at CES - and its making gaming more accessible for all. -
Mobility CES 2023: Flying cars and karaoke top the auto tech highlights from this year's event in Vegas Would you invest in a solar-powered set of wheels? It's just one idea that revved up the crowds at this year's CES in Las Vegas.