26 January 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Peru's 'people of the water' join nationwide protests against government Watch: Peru's 'people of the water' join nationwide protests against the government -
World News Extreme weather in several countries across the northern hemisphere Countries across the northern hemisphere are battling extreme weather with authorities in Europe trying to cope with an extended period of freezing conditions. -
Germany Russian hackers launch cyberattack on Germany in Leopard retaliation The Russian hacker network Killnet has claimed responsibility for the attack which targetted airports and police networks. -
World News Former Gen. Petr Pavel takes on populist billionaire Andrej Babis in Czech presidential election A retired army general who backs military support for Ukraine and a eurosceptic billionaire who has questioned NATO’s collective defence clause is contesting for the ceremonial but prestigious post of Czech president in a runoff election. -
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Europe News European Parliament corruption suspect Francesco Giorgi to remain in Belgian jail Giorgi's lawyer said that a deal struck earlier this month between former MEP Antonio Panzeri and the authorities to reveal all elements of the criminal organisation won't change his client's position. -
Spain Spanish police raid home of suspect in church machete attacks The attacks on two churches by a single assailant on Wednesday night have shaken the city near the southern tip of Spain across from a bay from Gibraltar. -
Football Now Football in 2023: What can we expect from the world's most popular sport this year? Title races heating up, another World Cup and two of England's biggest clubs being sold. What can we expect from football in 2023? -
Meet The Locals Reach for the sky: How an Emirati air race pilot achieved his dream Explore how a Flying Academy teen achieved his dream: Husam Gamal tells Euronews how his career as a qualified air race pilot took off. -
Culture news Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan returns to the big screen with high-octane spy thriller After a four-year hiatus, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan returns with a spy thriller that's attracting hordes of fans across India and abroad. -
Europe News The EU says Google will commit to complying with bloc’s consumer rules The EU says Google will commit to complying with the bloc’s rules -
Euronews Witness Stockholm bridge row exposes inequalities fracturing Swedish society A dispute over the construction of a bridge connecting one of Stockholm's poorest neighbourhoods with a wealthy suburb sheds light on Sweden's deepening issue of inequality. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Amsterdam gets creative with thousands of new underwater bike parking spots Amsterdam opens two new bicycle parking facilities which are both underwater. Together they offer space for some 11,000 bikes, making it the largest storage facility of its kind in the Dutch capital. -
Musica Delving deep into the dark voices of opera with three legends They are the villains, the kings, the fathers, and they are the lowest male voices in opera. Musica speaks to Ferruccio Furlanetto, Bryn Terfel and Ludovic Tézier about what it takes to embody the most complex characters. -
Iran Iran has enough uranium to build 'several' atom bombs, UN warns Rafael Mariano Grossi says Iran has 70kg of uranium enriched to 60% -
Europe News Budapest ready to U-turn on university funding row with Brussels The European Commission has threatened to cut funds from its education support programme Erasmus+. -
Ecotech ‘I would have been India’s Elon Musk’: The maths teacher who built a solar car from scratch The entrepreneur went viral for his prototype of a ‘luxurious’ electric vehicle that is not just for the super wealthy. -
Nature Debt-for-nature: Portugal is trading Cape Verde’s national debt for climate investments Cape Verde's €140 million of debt to Portugal will be redirected into an environmental fund. -
Ecotech This device dramatically reduces harmful pollution released by car tyres Meet the award-winning startup that created a device which collects harmful microplastics released from your car tyres. -
Health news The 12-Hour Walk challenge: 'I did it to learn how far my mindset can be pushed beyond its limits' The 12-Hour Walk is becoming a modern pilgrimage for those willing to invest a single day in exchange for perhaps unlocking their best life. -
Israel At least nine Palestinians killed in Israeli raid, dozens injured Israeli forces killed at least nine Palestinians, including a 60-year-old woman, during a raid in a flashpoint area of the occupied West Bank on Thursday. -
Culture news Why does India’s government want to block a documentary about prime minister Modi? The two-part documentary examines the Indian leader's role in the deadly sectarian riots of 2002. -
Earth News Ryanair: Low-cost airline warned about misleading carbon offset claims The low-cost carrier has changed its information on carbon compensation schemes following an investigation by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets. -
Travel News Yosemite National Park: What is the famous ‘firefall’ and how can you see it? Every February, thousands flock to Yosemite National Park to see the firefall. But conditions have to be just right. -
Earth News Could insulating your home make you live longer? New study shows surprising energy efficiency gains Better insulation, less red meat, more exercise: These are the climate-friendly changes that will improve your life expectancy. -
Culture news Madonna cancelled: How bootcamps, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'Back to Black' broke the biopic The chance to star in the queen of pop's biopic had stars going through 11-hour days in a Madonna bootcamp. -
Nature Where does the plastic in the sea go? Scientists think bacteria are eating some of it When plastic enters the ocean, sunlight degrades it into “bite sized chunks”. Then bacteria eat some of it, researchers believe. -
Money Inflation in Europe is falling but food prices are rising. Who is paying the most and what for? While rates of inflation are slowly falling, the price of food in Europe is still rising. These are the countries bearing the worst of the costs. -
Russia Will Artificial Intelligence and 'war robots' be part of the next stage in the war in Ukraine? Robots at war? Military tech companies in Russia announce new battle-ready robots that could be facing soldiers in Ukraine soon. -
Culture news Viktor & Rolf turn Paris Fashion Week upside-down with incredible topsy turvy dresses The conceptual fashion design duo Viktor & Rolf unveiled an entirely new women’s silhouette—or rather, several new silhouettes. And let's just say they're pretty unusual! -
No Comment Watch: Snow covers South Korean capital and surrounding regions No immediate reports of major disruptions or damage caused by snow, ice and subzero temperatures, as officials lifted their heavy snow warnings for Seoul and nearby areas. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Why EU cloud infrastructure mustn't be monopolised by a couple of legacy software gatekeepers | View Legacy cloud companies could soon stifle EU infrastructure in the sector. -
Culture news Razzie Awards remove 12-year-old from Worst Actress category after backlash In a statement, Razzies founder John Wilson apologized and confirmed Armstrong’s name has been removed from the ballot. -
No Comment WATCH: thousands of cranes rest along Israel's Agamon Hula Lake Images of thousands of cranes have brought joy to those around the world as they rest along the Agamon Hula Lake in northern Israel, on their seasonal migration route from Europe to Africa. -
Faking it: How productivity can become a performance at work Studies show remote employees are working harder than ever. But some bosses don’t believe them. -
Spain At least one dead and several injured in machete attack in southern Spain Spanish police are investigating a suspect who killed a church caretaker with a machete in the city of Algerciras. -
Iran Iran imposes sanctions against MEPs and EU institutions linked to crackdown on nationwide protests The move from Tehran is seen as a tit-for-tat response to recent European sanctions against Iranian officials linked to a crackdown on nationwide protests. -
Travel News Portugal welcomes hundreds of digital nomads under new visa scheme. Here's how it works Under the scheme, remote workers are able to live and work in Portugal for a year - but there is a minimum income requirement. -
Spain At least one dead and several injured in machete attack at southern Spain churches Spanish authorities are investigating what they have described as a possible "terrorist" incident after a man attacked several people with a machete in two churches in the southern port town of Algeciras. -
Culture news It's snow joke! Montreux Comedy Festival comes to French ski resort Les Gets Skiing and comedy combine to attract the British and French après ski crowd. -
Culture news ‘Games Of Thrones’ actor Esmé Bianco and Marilyn Manson reach settlement in sexual assault lawsuit Bianco's federal lawsuit, which was filed in California in 2021, accused Manson of raping her in May 2011. She is suffering from PTSD and depression due to her experience with the shock rocker. -
Italy Italian police seize €250 million after arresting 56 in 'Ndrangheta operation Italian police on Thursday morning arrested 56 people throughout the country for links with the notorious 'Ndrangheta crime syndicate, seizing around €250 million in assets. -
Peru Anti-government protests continue in Peru's capital Lima as President Boluarte calls for peace Protests in Peru continue as thousands take to the streets calling for President Dina Boluarte to leave office. Lawmakers have started an impechment process against the new leader, who took office in December. -
Ukraine Barrage of Russian strikes kill at least 11 and knock out power Civilians took cover in shelters as air defence forces shot down incoming missiles. -
Culture news Justin Bieber sells music catalogue for $200 million: How does his deal compare to other artists? A new trend has started where stars sell their entire back catalogue to music investment firms. But just how much are these firms willing to pay for the rights to Bieber, Bowie and Bruce? -
Nature A tale of two rivers: What the Oder could learn from the once smelly Emscher Poland's River Oder suffered an ecological catastrophe last year. Germany’s Emscher might hold some clues for its recovery. -
Travel News Post-Brexit rules force Eurostar trains to run with hundreds of empty seats The rail operator has had to cap ticket sales to avoid long queues and unmanageable delays. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 26th – 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 Culture Re-View: A review that could kill A Soviet composer receives a review worse than 0 stars and another show starts a historic run. -
Italy Fine dining and Godfather memorabilia: Inside a Mafia boss's hideouts Matteo Messina Denaro was living an almost normal life in his native Sicily, despite being on Italy's most wanted list for 30 years.