11 January 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine Poland and Lithuania to send German-made Leopard tanks to Ukraine During a visit to Lviv in Ukraine, Poland's President Andrzej Duda met with his Ukrainian and Lithuanian counterparts, where he announced the dispatch of 14 coveted German-made Leopard tanks. -
France Noël Le Graët takes a 'step back' from duties as President of the French Football Federation French football federation's executive committee say its president Noël Le Graët is 'taking a step back'. The 81 year old drew criticism following an interview on Sunday on a french radio station after making disrespectful comments about French football legend and icon, Zinedine Zidane. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Poland to send Kyiv 'a company of Leopards' and six other top developments Here are the latest updates from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
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Climate Climate change is affecting what foods can be grown in the UK: This farmer is adapting England baked in 40C temperatures last summer leaving farmers looking for crops that can survive in a changing climate. -
Travel News Revealed: These are the world’s most (and least) powerful passports in 2023 The most powerful passports give their holders visa-free access to the largest number of destinations around the world. -
Travel News Chicken carcass firearms and fentanyl Skittles: The weirdest US airport security finds of 2022 Every year US authorities release a list of the weird and wacky things seized at airports. -
Ukraine Russian capture of Soledar could pave the way for Bakhmut invasion The Ukrainian town of Soledar, home to salt mines is close to falling, despite intense fighting. Should the town fall, this would mark Russia's first gain in the Donbas region in months and would allow the Wagner mercenary group to turn their attention to Bakhmut. -
Italy 'Vatican Girl': Pope Francis orders new investigation into case of missing teen Emanuela Orlandi The mysterious disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi has haunted the Vatican for four decades, now the investigation will reopen after a Netflix documentary and the death of Pope Benedict. -
Mobility Potentially habitable Earth-sized planet discovered 100 light years from Earth The newly discovered planet is a similar size to Earth and is likely to be rocky, according to NASA. -
How can a four-day week benefit European companies and employees? As trials of a four-day work week pick up steam across Europe, we look at the benefits of working less. -
No Comment Watch: Voodoo Festival celebrated in Benin Every year in Benin, west Africa locals celebrate a festival in tribute to the deities of Voodoo, the indigenous religion worshipping natural spirits and revering their ancestors. -
Qatar 365 Qatar opens its doors to the performing arts From aerial arts to street jazz, visiting musicians, and Bollywood musicals, Qatar is opening up to a vibrant dance and performance scene -
No Comment Watch: Taiwan holds military drills amid China tensions Taiwan’s military conducted two-day joint force drills which started on Wednesday to show its defence capabilities to counter China’s threats ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays. -
Belgium NATO and EU bolster infrastructure security plans A joint taskforce will pool NATO and EU expertise to give additional protection to critical infrastructure. -
Real Economy How is Croatia adapting to the euro? Governor of the Central Bank of Croatia Boris Vujcic says currency change will bring economic resilience. -
Germany German police start removing climate activists from Lützerath Several hundred climate activists tried Tuesday to prevent heavy machinery from reaching an abandoned village in Germany that is due to be cleared for the expansion of a coal mine as police pushed back protesters and removed roadblocks ahead of a possible clearance this week. -
Climate Europe saw hottest summer on record in 2022: These countries broke temperature records Many national weather services have now released data that shows how 2022 broke records across Europe. -
USA Thousands of flights grounded by computer glitch in US A glitch in Federal Aviation Administration software grounded thousands of flights in the US -
Europe News Wildfire damages cost €2 billion last year, says EU Commissioner Janez Lenarčič, the European Commissioner for Crisis Management, called for increased financing in wildfire prevention this week arguing "€1 invested in wildfire prevention saves €2 in damage". -
Earth News ‘Bypass fossil fuels’: Researchers create clean fuel from thin air and plastic waste using solar New solar-powered technology can transform CO2 and plastic waste into sustainable fuels and cosmetics. -
Art Banksy auction for Ukraine attacked by Russian IPs 50 prints of Banksy's 'Fragile/Agile' work were on sale when Russian internet addresses attacked. -
Europe News Russia is losing €160 million per day due to Western sanctions on oil, new report says A new report gives a clearer picture of the double impact inflicted on Russia by the EU's oil embargo and the G7's price cap. -
Culture news Prince Harry's Spare becomes UK's 'fastest-selling' non-fiction book After weeks of hype and days of leaks, readers got a chance to judge Prince Harry’s book for themselves when it went on sale around the world on Tuesday. -
United Kingdom 'Biggest crime since Holocaust': British MP suspended over COVID vaccine comments Conservative politician Andrew Bridgen had posted a series of comments on social media which his own party has described as "misinformation." -
Travel News Thousands of US flights delayed following major FAA computer system failure A system which keeps pilots and other airport staff informed about hazards and airport facilities failed on Wednesday morning. -
Italy Cuban medical specialists drafted in to bolster Italy's struggling health system Over the years spending cuts in public health have slowed down the recruitment of new doctors in all Italian regions, especially those facing the biggest health system challenges, like Calabria, in the South of Italy. -
Mexico 'Three Amigos' wrap up North American Leaders' Summit US President Joe Biden, Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sought to downplay their frustrations with one another on migration and trade as they met for the summit. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Paris station knife attack: At least six people injured and suspect shot Police say the attacker had been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. -
Lithuania Lithuania launches major campaign to boost emergency preparedness According to the Lithuanian Interior Minister, civil safety has been neglected while threats to the country have increased. -
Work Majority of managers in a new study think flexible working can boost productivity and concentration The researchers behind the major post-COVID study used data from almost 600 managers in the UK. -
France Paris railway station knife attack leaves six injured The alleged attack at Paris’s Gare du Nord station happened at 6:45 am CET. The suspect was shot by police and subsequently hospitalised. -
Ukraine Russian mercenaries battle Ukrainian resistance in Soledar Russia's mercenary Wagner Group has claimed control over the eastern Ukrainian salt mining town, although Kyiv said its forces were holding out. -
USA Joe Biden surprised to learn of classified documents at former office US President Joe Biden said Tuesday he was surprised when informed that government records were found by his attorneys at his former office space in Washington. -
Culture news Brazil to create 'memorial' from artwork damaged by far-right rioters Several pieces of art, including a painting worth around €1.4 million, were destroyed when thousands of supporters of former leader Jair Bolsonaro swarmed Brazil's presidential palace. -
Climate How fire turned a goat herder into a climate migrant in 'empty Spain' Álvaro had just begun his work as a goat herder when a virulent fire forced him out of a depopulated region that needs people to fight climate change. -
Ukraine German FM Baerbock praises Ukrainian resistance in surprise visit German Foreign Minister Baerbock praised Ukrainian resistance in a surprise visit to Kharkiv, but Berlin has so far declined to supply Ukraine with more advanced Leopard battle tanks . -
Greece Greece's last king, Constantine II, dies at 82 The former king was deposed by a military junta in 1973, with his nine-year reign coinciding with one of the most turbulent periods in Greece's political history. -
Culture news Golden Globes 2023: Who won and when can European audiences watch the films? The Banshees of Inisherin, Everything Everywhere All At Once and The Fabelmans win big for the return of the controversial Golden Globes -
Culture news From Break Point to The Last Dance: The best sports documentary series streaming now Want to know what's being said in the dressing rooms? How do sports stars celebrate crucial wins or deal with painful defeats? Our round-up of the best ports documentaries now streaming. -
Culture news Sexual abuse lawsuit by 'Romeo and Juliet' actors criticised by director's son Actors Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting were teenagers when they say they were sexually exploited on set of the 1960s classic. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 11th – 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 Home entertainment booms in Britain with even bigger increases predicted across Europe From streaming services to video games or music - a growing number of people in Britain are choosing to spend their time and money on entertainment at home and the trend is expected to almost double in some parts of Europe. -
Iran Words have power: What are the origins of Iran's protest chant 'woman, life, freedom'? From revolutionary Kurdish political writings to the women fighting against ISIS in northern Syria, the phrase 'woman, life, freedom' has an interesting back story.