19 January 2023 | Euronews
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Peru Protesters gather in Peru capital to demand President resigns Dina Boluarte took power last month - but many of the protestors want her predecessor back. -
Burkina Faso Children among those kidnapped in Burkina Faso last week Original reports stated that 50 women were abducted, but it has since come to light that children were among that number. -
No Comment Watch: Ukrainians plunge into icy waters to mark Epiphany amid war Residents all over Ukraine are braving so much more than the January cold to plunge into an icy pool to mark Epiphany. -
No Comment Watch: Police fire tear gas at Goma protest against arrival of foreign troops Police fired tear gas at protesters in the eastern DR Congo on Wednesday after dozens of people took part in an unauthorised demonstration in Goma against the presence of foreign troops. -
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World How is Europe preparing for the next phase of the war in Ukraine? “War in Europe: Year Two" was the topic of one of the most thought-provoking sessions at this year's World Economic Forum in Davos. -
USA US abortion laws: Faith leaders file lawsuit against Missouri's strict stance on abortion A group of faith leaders are alleging that lawmakers openly invoked their personal religious beliefs in drafting the measure. -
Australia Rafael Nadal's MRI shows injured left hip flexor after devastating Australian Open defeat Rafael Nadal injured his left hip flexor during his loss at the Australian Open and could need about six to eight weeks to fully recover. -
USA Actor Alec Baldwin to be charged in 2021 on-set shooting Prosecutors announced Thursday that actor Alec Baldwin and a weapons specialist will be charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer who was killed in 2021 on a New Mexico movie set. -
Spain France and Spain sign a friendship treaty as their leaders meet in Barcelona Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and French President Emmanuel Macron met for talks in Barcelona where they signed a friendship and cooperation treaty -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy orders criminal probe into Kyiv helicopter crash and four other developments The latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Football Now Football Academies: What does it take to succeed? Football is one of the world's most lucrative careers, but what does it take to succeed at a football academy? -
Sport Stampede outside Iraq stadium kills at least two people and injures dozens more A stampede outside a stadium in southern Iraq on Thursday killed at least two people and injured dozens, a health official said. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnians use their experience of the war in the Balkans to help Ukrainians Bosnians are using their experience of the war in the Balkans to help Ukrainians survive the consequences of the Russian invasion -
Europe News Corruption scandal: MEP Eva Kaili to remain in prison, Belgian judge orders Kaili is one of four people who have been arrested and charged in connection to the corruption scandal rocking the European Parliament. -
MENA Moonshots: Early-stage investment to support start-ups Lindsay Miller is the managing partner and board director of a boutique early-stage investor -
Health news Eating oily fish twice a week might reduce the risk of kidney disease, scientists say The beneficial impact of omega 3s on kidneys was only found with fatty acids coming from fish and seafood, scientists say. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 19th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Czech Republic Czech elections: Police investigating bizarre texts allegedly sent by candidate Petr Pavel Petr Pavel, a retired army general and presidential candidate, has been facing attacks from the opposition. -
Culture news Alec Baldwin to be charged with involuntary manslaughter over 'Rust' shooting The actor has been charged for the fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins on the set of 'Rust' in 2021. -
Europe News European Parliament condemns Morocco for first time in 25 years, after vote on human rights The resolution on the country comes amidst the EU Parliament corruption scandal to which Rabat has been linked. -
Culture news German-language film 'All Quiet on the Western Front' leads 2023 BAFTA nominations The British Academy of Film and Television Awards nominations are in and there are some notable diversions from other mainstream awards. -
Euronews Witness The slow death of Ireland’s fishing industry Irish fishermen say they have been “sacrificed” for the post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union. -
Earth News ‘Yucky Shards and Bagemite’: Discarded plastic fills the shelves at this absurd grocery store Humans have swamped the world’s waterways and oceans with damaging plastic debris. This unique store seeks to highlight the problem. -
Tech News ChatGPT: Is it possible to detect AI-generated text? OpenAI’s powerful new chatbot, ChatGPT, has got many wondering how they can tell whether a human or an artificial intelligence wrote what they're reading. -
Earth News Are coffee pods better for the environment than you thought? New research offers surprising insights A new study compared greenhouse gas emissions from the entire lifecycle of pod, filter and instant coffee. -
Tech News What’s going on at Twitter? More layoffs expected as blue bird statue gets auctioned New owner Elon Musk continues to try cutting costs at the company he acquired for $44 billion (€40.6 billion) last year. -
France Alpine World Ski Championships should continue despite warm weather in the Alps The Alpine World Ski Championships will be held in 3 weeks in Courchevel at about 1300 metres in the Alps. This year’s warm winter has not concerned the organisers who believe the competition will go ahead without a hitch. -
Earth News ‘We’ll embarrass people with the data’: Inside the airline industry’s plan to reverse flight ban Industry groups say France's ban on domestic short haul flights is ineffective and legally questionable. -
No Comment Watch: Russians plunge into freezing water to celebrate Epiphany It's one of the oldest holidays on the Christian calendar and a major celebration in the predominantly Orthodox country. -
France Strikes across France over pension reform disrupt transport & energy production Workers in many French cities took to the streets Thursday to reject proposed pension changes that would push back the retirement age. -
Culture news Introducing the 2023 Met Gala's star-studded co-chairs Michaela Coel, Penélope Cruz, Roger Federer, Dua Lipa and Anna Wintour are the evening’s co-chairs -
Germany Boris Pistorius is sworn in as Germany's new defence minister In a changing of the guard at Germany's defence ministry Boris Pistorius has taken over the minister's job from Christine Lambrecht. It comes at a time of change in the German armed forces and with the country under pressure to send battle tanks to Ukraine. -
Culture news Michael Jackson’s estate is producing biopic directed by Antoine Fuqua It was only a matter of time before studios got their hands on Michael Jackson’s life... -
Europe News New Frontex chief vows to end illegal pushbacks of migrants at border New Frontex chief vows to end illegal pushbacks of migrants at border -
New Zealand Jacinda Ardern says 'I think we'll call it a day' as she stands down as New Zealand's PM Jacinda Ardern said 'I think we'll call it a day' as she announced she's quitting as New Zealand's Prime Minister with the support of her family. -
Climate Scientists calculate how much CO2 is being removed from the atmosphere for the first time Forests are mostly to thank - with new tech only responsible for 0.1% of carbon dioxide removal so far, according to a new report. -
Economy 'Fears of relocation are real': Danish industry warns of US green subsidies The Inflation Reduction Act offers generous tax breaks and rebates for green technology, but only if it is manufactured in North America. -
Earth News Running out of water is one of the biggest risks facing the world. What can we do about it? WaterAid CEO Tim Wainwright explains why meetings like the World Economic Forum in Davos aren’t doing enough for climate change adaptation. -
Culture news Iron Butterflies: Ukrainian feature film about MH17 tragedy to premiere at Sundance A Ukrainian director's feature film about the downing of flight MH17 in 2014 premieres at the Sundance Festival. -
China China races to make COVID drugs amid fears of holiday season spike China said last Saturday that nearly 60,000 people with COVID had died in hospitals between 8 December and 12 January. -
Ukraine Helicopter crash inquiry: Zelenskyy orders a criminal probe into his interior minister's death A day after a helicopter carrying Ukraine's interior minister crashed near Kyiv an investigation has begun into the causes. A child on the ground was among the victims. -
Culture news How a London venue's new sound system is reinventing the concert experience From looping 17th century instrumentals to ambient immersive soundscapes. Kings Place's 2023 programming wants to change the way people think about and experience live music. -
Tech News 'The time of the Wild West is over,' EU's Věra Jourová warns Elon Musk’s Twitter from Davos The EU Commissioner for Values and Transparency discussed the Twitter takeover with Euronews Next at the World Economic Forum in Davos. -
Cambodia Cambodian demining experts train Ukrainians how to clear Russian mines Both countries are ranked among the top places in the world plagued by "massive" mine contamination. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 19th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Hearing tests among people in their 30s could help spot dementia early, experts say Though there are factors increasing the risk of dementia that we cannot control, there are others we have a great influence on. -
No Comment Thousands gather in Lima for two days of anti-government protests Peru’s capital is bracing for two days of anti-government protests as thousands flock to Lima to demand the resignation of President Dina Boularte. -
No Comment Watch: Heavy rains flood Sjenica in southern Serbia A red weather alert is in effect due to heavy rain and potential flood surge in the south and southwest parts of Serbia. -
No Comment WATCH: A minute's silence observed at Davos summit in memory of Ukraine helicopter victims Delegates at the World Economic Forum observed a minute's silence for victims of the war in Ukraine during a video link meeting with President Zelenskyy. -
Culture news Actor Julian Sands missing in Southern California mountains Julian Sands has been missing for five days in the Southern California mountains, where he was hiking. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How a short film influences America against the Nazis We look back at one of the most influential comedy short films, as well as the song associated with the Manson murders. -
USA US-Turkey diplomacy: fighter planes and NATO expansion discussed at Washington meeting At a meeting in Washington DC, the US Secretary of State and the Turkish foreign minister discussed Turkey's objections to Sweden and Finland joining NATO as well as America's reluctance to supply its ally with F16 fighter jets. -
United Kingdom Church of England says yes to 'blessings' for same-sex couples, but not marriage Same-sex marriage has been legal in England and Wales since 2013 -
New Zealand New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern to quit before election Fighting back tears, Ardern told reporters that her last day as prime minister will be 7 February. -
New Zealand New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announces resignation New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced her resignation. She had been expected to set an election date - which she did, for October 14 - but shocked reporters by declaring her exit from politics in February, all the while fighting back the tears. -
Germany NATO, US and Germany to discuss sending tanks and more anti-missile systems to Ukraine Ukraine needs more weapons and more military hardware. The war-ravaged country's Western backers are to meet later this week in Germany to discuss ways to meet the country's needs in its fight against Russia. -
Nature International Nuclear Watchdog sets up permanent mission in Chernobyl The nuclear watchdog IAEA has established a permanent mission at the Chernobyl nuclear site for the first time as part of a new arrangement that will see experts deployed on a continuous basis to all four of Ukraine's power plants. -
Europe Decoded 'Politically close' Macron and Sánchez hope for diplomatic reset at Barcelona summit Talks on energy and migration will dominate the summit on Thursday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 19th – 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 Sundance Film Festival 2023: The movies that need to be on your radar Kicking off today is the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, which gives us a first glimpse at what we can expect from the year in cinema. -
Ukraine Fourteen people die in Ukraine helicopter crash including the Interior Minister In Ukraine fourteen people including a child and the country's Interior Minister died when a helicopter crashed near a kindergarten on the outskirts of Kyiv -
Culture news Fans and family pay last respects to Italian cinema icon Gina Lollobrigida Fans and family pay last respects to the late Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida at Rome's City Hall where the film icon's body was lying-in-state on Wednesday. -
No Comment Watch: Replicas of street artist Banksy's work on display at an exhibition in Sweden An exhibition about Banksy but not by Banksy - 160 replicas of the world-famous street artists' work on display in Sweden -
Italy Italian police find another hideout of captured mafia boss Messina Denaro The Italian police have discovered a new hideout of the recently captured Cosa Nostra boss Messina Denaro who was on the run for over thirty years -
No Comment Watch: Second tragedy within a week as 14 die in Ukraine helicopter crash Fourteen die in a helicopter crash in Ukraine just days after a Russian missile attack killed at least 40 in Dnipro -
Switzerland 'Tyranny is outpacing democracy': Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells leaders at Davos to act faster Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the World Economic Forum Western supplies of weapons must outpace Russia's attacks. -
Portugal Portuguese birth rate on the rise again after dropping in 2021 Portugal's census reveals the country's birth rate is on the rise again after a historic drop recorded in 2021