17 January 2023 | Euronews
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World News The countries where population is declining China recorded its first population decline in 60 years on Tuesday. But it is not the only country where the number of people is falling. -
Russia 'I'm not going to surrender': Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny vows to keep opposing Moscow "Our miserable, exhausted Motherland needs to be saved," said Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on the second year anniversary of his incarceration. -
Greece 'After the explosion': Migrant arrivals plummet in Greece Greece has been widely accused of repelling migrants before they reach Greek soil in a practice known as pushbacks, which are illegal under international law. -
Earth News Greta Thunberg detained by police while taking part in German coal mine protest The Swedish environmental activist was taking part in protests against the demolition of Luetzerath, a village being demolished to make way for the expansion of a coal mine. -
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Climate First ever footage of the Antarctic seabed reveals a thriving ecosystem threatened by ice melt There is less ice in Antarctica ‘right now than at any other time in recorded history.’ -
Business Line Foreign investors help to drive a property boom in Dubai Dubai sees a bumper year for property sales in 2022 with over 97,000 properties changing hands. -
Culture news Spanish opera star Plácido Domingo faces fresh sexual assault claims "Don’t get in a lift with Plácido Domingo" - a well-known warning given to women in opera circles according to a Spanish singer who used to work with the world-famous tenor. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Leopard tanks from Germany, sanctions slam Russian oil exports, Russian army shake up Here is our round-up of the latest from Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 17th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Corruption scandal: Pier Antonio Panzeri admits guilt and signs deal to share 'revealing' details Under the deal, the former MEP will share "substantial, revealing, truthful and complete" details about the corruption scandal. -
Europe News EU sets up first stockpile to respond to chemical and nuclear emergencies in Finland Russia's war against Ukraine has raised concerns about a nuclear accident. -
Culture news Why has Love Island banned contestants' social media accounts? The hit UK reality TV show returned this week with a new host, contestants, and a change to its social media policy. -
Germany 'Ukraine refugee porn' raises risks for women fleeing the war Since the start of the war the OSCE Human noticed a sharp rise in online searches for sexual content related to Ukrainian women and girls. -
Tech News Scientists can now divert lightning thanks to new rapid-fire laser beams Laser technology could help protect large areas like airports and rocket launch pads from the devastating power of lightning. -
Culture news Nick Cave calls ChatGPT and AI songwriting 'a grotesque mockery of what it is to be human' "With all the love and respect in the world”, the track is “bullshit” and “a grotesque mockery of what it is to be human”. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands flock to Strasbourg in support of Iran protesters Strasbourg saw thousands gather in support of the Iranian protesters. An estimated 12,000 people from all over Europe gathered to call on the European Union to blacklist the Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organisation. -
No Comment Thousands attend DC annual parade in honour of Martin Luther King People ammassed together for the annual parade and peace walk in reverence to Martin Luther King’s legacy in Washington DC. -
No Comment Watch: Lima braced for more protests after weeks of unrest Peruvian farmers protest against President Dina Boluarte following weeks of deadly unrest and a state of emergency. At least 42 people have died over 5 weeks of clashes between protesters and security forces. -
Australia Russian and Belarusian flags banned from Australian Open venues The other three Grand Slam tournaments have allowed tennis players from the two countries to compete as "neutral" athletes, meaning that their flags and nationalities are not shown in graphics and other materials. -
Earth News This sinking Himalayan town reveals the dark side of India's hydropower boom Residents have had to move away as large cracks began opening up in their walls and floors after widespread construction. -
Europe News 'Make Europe the home of clean tech': VDL calls for more subsidies to fund EU's future The EU needs to cut red tape to accelerate green tech deployment and to support its industries, the Commission chief argued to global leaders in Davos. -
Europe News 'This is a true victory for the next generations': EU takes step towards limiting export of waste 'This is a true victory for the next generations': The EU takes step towards banning export of waste -
Italy Palermo sighs in relief after Mafia boss arrest but prosecutors warn fight is not over An outpouring of relief in Palermo after the arrest of Italy's most wanted alleged Mafia boss. But Italian prosecutors are warning that the fight against organised crime is far from over. -
Culture news 'What drives me is the unjustness': Idris Elba's fight for food security British actor Idris Elba has returned to World Economic Forum in a very different role. -
Nature Bass, catfish and perch: Freshwater fish contain 'staggering' levels of toxic forever chemicals Dangerous forever chemicals have been linked to increased risk of cancer and reproductive problems. If you want to avoid them, you might want to steer clear of freshwater fish. -
Culture news Brixton O2 Academy concert crush blamed on security taking bribes Two people died after a crush at the venue. A security guard has spoken to the press about taking bribes and letting people into the venue without tickets. -
Economy Germany & France account for most EU subsidies. Here's why it's a concern The US Inflation Reduction Act has triggered an intense debate in the EU that pits industrial subsidies against fair competition. -
Climate Fossil fuel giants 'throw people under the bus for their gain', Greta Thunberg says at Davos Climate activists Vanessa Nakate, Helena Gualinga and Luisa Neubauer are with Greta Thunberg at Davos to demand a halt to new oil and gas projects. -
Culture news Boris Johnson signs deal to write ‘memoir like no other’ Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has struck a deal with publisher Harper Collins to write a memoir, fueling speculation that he is considering a comeback -
World News For the first time in decades, China records a population decline China has fewer people than it did at the start of last year, according to official figures released Tuesday. -
Culture news Kevin Spacey given lifetime achievement award in Italy days after UK court appearance After having pleaded innocent to seven further sex offenses in Britain last week, Spacey accepted his award in Italy, marking his first speaking appearance since 2017 -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 17th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
China China reports a population decline for the first time in decades The Asian giant is expected to be soon overtaken by India. Estimates put India's population at more than 1.4 billion and continuing to grow. -
Tech News Microsoft to expand ChatGPT access as OpenAI investment rumours swirl Microsoft is reportedly considering a $10 billion (€9.2 billion) investment in OpenAI. -
World News The US pays tribute to the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. "Dr King's life and legacy in my view, show us the way forward," US President Joe Biden said, during a sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, where Martin Luther King Jr. was a pastor. -
Football Now FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: What legacy will it leave for Qatar? One of the best World Cups of all time, but what legacy will it leave on the country of its hosts, Qatar? -
World News After unusually warm start to season, snow brings traffic jams to parts of Croatia and Austria Wintry showers brought traffic jams to roads in mountainous parts of Austria and Croatia. -
Ukraine UK vows to send tanks to Ukraine and urges Germany to follow suit The UK has become the first western nation to give its own heavy armour to Kyiv. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The court case that changed home media and the end of the ultimate punk band On this day in 1984, a landmark judgement would change US law to define how people watch TV at home forever. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 17th – 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 Controversial 'American Psycho' author Bret Easton Ellis returns with his first novel in 13 years One of the most controversial figures in modern culture returns with 'The Shards', Bret Easton Ellis' first novel in 13 years -
Ukraine 'War and loss is all around us': The Ukrainian women reporting from the frontline “We don't really have a choice of burning out or not,” Ukrainian journalist Alya Shandra told Euronews. “If we burn out and who's left?" -
No Comment Watch: Demonstrators demand 'tax on the rich' ahead of Davos summit Demonstrators from the Swiss Socialist Youth, Strike WEF and Greenpeace gathered at Davos Postplatz on Sunday to demand a climate tax on the super-rich attending the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Switzerland. -
United Kingdom Met Police officer pleads guilty to 49 offences including 24 rape counts It's a horrifying discovery and another blow to the image of the London Metropolitan Police. On Monday, a police officer has plead guilty to 49 offences including false imprisonment, coersive control sexual assault and 24 counts of rape on 12 women.