10 January 2023 | Euronews
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France France to push back retirement age from 62 to 64 in controversial pension reform France is postponing the retirement age from 62 to 64 by 2030. Elisabeth Borne, the Prime Minister, presented the pension reform on Tuesday, a key campaign promise of President Macron. -
World News German FM says Karkhiv represents the 'absolute madness' of war in Ukraine German Foreign Minister, Annalena Baerbock, makes susprise visit to war-torn Kharkiv, while Russia looks to Bakhmut. -
Romania Tate brothers lose their appeal in Romanian court A Romanian court rejects the divisive social media personality Andrew Tate’s appeal against a 30-day detention in connection to charges of human trafficking, rape, and setting up an organised crime group. He and his brother both deny the charges -
United Kingdom UK unveils legislation aimed at ensuring "minimum safety levels" during strikes Trade Unions in the UK have branded government proposals to ensure legal "minimum safety levels" during strikes as "undemocratic" and threatened legal action -
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No Comment Prince Harry memoir, 'Spare' now on sale in bookstores Prince Harry's controversial memoir “Spare” is now available in bookstores and critics are saying it will not be helping relations with the British Royal family. -
Europe News Qatargate: Judge has 'no evidence' against MEP Eva Kaili, her lawyer says The Greek European parliamentarian maintains she is not guilty of accepting bribes from Qatar. -
Culture news Cristiano Ronaldo and girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez may be allowed to break Saudi Arabian law It's been reported that Cristiano Ronaldo and his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez will be allowed to share a home in Saudi Arabia despite the Kingdom's laws which forbid unmarried couples from living together -
France Comments on Zidane and alleged sexual harassment: Noël Le Graët under fire How long will Noël le Graët remain as president of the French Football Federation? 81-year-old Le Graët is under fire over mismanagement and accusations of sexual harassment, including sending inappropriate text messages to female colleagues. -
Moments Vegan inflight dining is soaring in popularity. Here’s which airlines serve the best meals Aeroplane food has long been the punchline of many jokes but these airlines are expanding their options for vegan travellers. -
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Europe News Travellers from China arrive in Europe as COVID tests begin on wastewater The country is currently experiencing a large outbreak of the virus following Beijing's decision to drop its so-called 'zero-COVID' restrictions. -
Travel News ‘Discriminatory practices’: China suspends Japan and South Korea visas in COVID rules retaliation China says entry rules that require Chinese visitors to show a negative COVID test have no scientific basis. -
World News EU’s drugs agency concerned the continent is becoming a centre for drug production The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) says the continent is increasingly becoming a centre for cocaine production as the increased drug seizures indicate there are more illicit substances in circulation. -
No Comment Watch: Climate activists glue themselves to roads in Vienna, disrupting rush hour traffic Climate activists from The Last Generation group glue themselves to roads and disrupted rush hour traffic in Vienna, Austria on Monday -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'Almost no life left' in Bakhmut and six other top developments Here are the latest updates from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Travel News French train tickets just got more expensive. Here’s how you can save money The rail network announced a decision to raise fares last November because of the increase in energy costs. -
Culture news 'A neurotic bully': Prince Harry’s memoir threatens monarchy, says royal biographer Euronews Culture spoke to royal commentator and biographer Angela Levin about Spare, Harry’s accusations, the role of the tabloid press in the UK and whether or not the negative ripple effects created by Harry’s revelations could irreversibly damage the monarchy. -
Europe News EU leaders and NATO sign a third Joint Declaration deepening cooperation on security and defence A third Joint Declaration has been signed by EU leaders and NATO deepening cooperation on security and defence in Europe -
Business Planet Energy security: How innovation is driving Europe’s race for solar renaissance With the climate, energy security and jobs at stake, Europe is seeking to re-ignite its solar power industry. -
Europe News Polish PM says adopting the euro would bring spike in prices Polish PM says adopting the euro would bring spike in prices -
World News Prince Harry's claims of killings in Afghanistan slammed by relatives of victims Relatives of victims of British airstrikes in Afghanistan have slammed claims by Britain's Prince Harry that he killed over two-dozen suspected Taliban insurgents -
Tech News After ChatGPT and DALL-E, meet VALL-E - the text-to-speech AI that can mimic anyone’s voice VALL-E can mimic someone’s voice saying anything with just a three-second recording. -
Culture news Royal repair kit: How does one heal a family rift? Prince Harry's book is finally on UK bookshelves, causing more friction within the royal family. We asked an expert: how can families heal from rifts? -
Health news 'Best option bar a cure': This artificial pancreas could be a game-changer to treat type 1 diabetes Experts say the new technology is the closest thing patients can get to a real functioning pancreas. -
Earth News Swiss right-wing party tries to block climate law, slamming 'alarmism' of 'green ideologists' Switzerland’s People’s Party argues climate laws are counterproductive during the current energy crisis, triggered by the war in Ukraine. -
Belgium Antwerp takes over from Rotterdam as Europe's leading port for cocaine seizures The Belgian port of Antwerp takes over from Rotterdam as Europe's leading port for cocaine seizures -
Earth News Community conflict and vague predictions: The five biggest reasons carbon offsetting schemes fail Elina Kajosaari tells us why many carbon offsetting schemes fail the official sustainability criteria. -
Travel News Should you skip the inflight meal? This airline says it’s the ‘ethical choice’ IATA found that 1.14 million tonnes of food waste was generated from inflight catering in a year. -
Europe Decoded TikTok battles privacy concerns and espionage fears in Europe TikTok is under growing scrutiny over concerns related to data transfers and possible access by the Chinese government. -
Travel News Do I need to be vaccinated to visit Thailand? Entry rules clarified after u-turn on COVID jabs The Tourism Authority of Thailand has issued a statement clearing up confusion over the country’s COVID-19 entry rules. -
Top News Stories Today New British law to end wave of strikes to be introduced to parliament The government has angered unions with plans to make it harder for key workers to strike by setting ”minimum safety levels” for firefighters, ambulance services and railways during a strike. -
Brazil More protests erupt across Brazil after Bolsonaro supporters storm Congress Brazil's President has vowed to protect democracy and punish thousands after supporters of ex-President Jair Bolsonaro stormed Congress on Sunday. -
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Culture news After days of bombshell claims, Prince Harry's memoir 'Spare' on bookshelves Prince Harry’s memoir 'Spare' has officially been released in bookshops around the world after days of leaked bombshell claims and carefully-selected press interviews. -
Top News Stories Today Dutch regulator grants Russian TV Rain broadcasting licence The moves comes after Latvia cancelled TV Rain's licence in early December after the company was branded a threat to national security. -
Climate 'Fantastic news': Ozone layer on track to recover within decades, UN reports The report lays out three key dates, with the ozone layer set to fully recover to 1980 values by 2066. -
Mobility Virgin Orbit: What went wrong with the UK's first satellite launch mission? The Virgin Orbit launch from Cornwall was to be the first of an orbital satellite from the UK - but it ended in failure. -
Culture news Netflix's hit series 'Wednesday' gives Romania a TV tourism boost Fans of the Netflix show Wednesday will be delighted to hear that it is possible to visit the sets, including the "Nevermore Academy", all filmed in the Buftea studios in Romania, just outside Bucharest. -
Tech News US schools are suing social media platforms for 'harming' young people's mental health A US school district filed a complaint against social media giants like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok over the cost of the mental health crisis. -
Culture news A Hollywood comeback? Here's everything you need to know about the 2023 Golden Globes The 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards are held tonight and they’re trying to stage a Hollywood comeback. -
Belgium Belgium extends life of its nuclear power industry by 10 years Two of Belgium's nuclear power reactors are to be run until 2036 under a new deal with French energy giant Engie. -
Ukraine New and 'even more violent assaults' in Ukrainian city of Soledar Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his troops were resisting "new and even more violent assaults" in Soledar, near Bakhmut. -
France Making France work: PM to unveil controversial new retirement reform It is expected that the retirement age will be raised from 62 currently to 64 or 65. -
Brazil Brazil's president cracks down after riot and vows to protect democracy Brazilian authorities have vowed to punish thousands of supporters of ex-President Jair Bolsonaro who stormed and trashed the nation’s highest seats of power in a riot. -
Culture news Romanian court upholds 'misogynist influencer' Andrew Tate's 30-day detention Tate and his brother Tristan are facing charges of human trafficking and rape for their alleged role in exploiting women as part of their online business. -
United Kingdom Britain's bid to launch first satellites from Europe ends in failure Virgin Orbit said its rocket had suffered an 'anomaly' that prevented it from reaching orbit. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry's new biography does little to reconcile the Heir and the Spare Prince Harry's much-awaited biography officially hits bookstores today and risks serious repercussions for Britain's Royal Family. -
Culture news Rethinking menswear: The plus-size influencers using Tiktok to make fashion more inclusive Rethinking menswear: These plus-size influencers are using TikTok to try to make the fashion industry more inclusive. -
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