27 January 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: New Zealanders wade through floodwaters as wild weather continues Torrential rain and wild weather continued to hit Auckland and the north island of New Zealand on Friday. Cars were submerged and people waded through rising flood water, while first responders came to their rescue. -
World News Czech Republic heads to the polls for two-day runoff presidential election A retired army general and a populist billionaire are battling it out in a runoff election for president of the Czech Republic. -
USA Memphis braces for the release of police video showing the arrest of Tyre Nichols The video shows the arrest that led to the death of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols. While details have so far been limited, the video is hoped to provide a clear picture. -
Ukraine Behind the wire: Russian POWs being held in western Ukraine Russian POWs being held in one of 500 detention centres in Ukraine. A Belgian television crew was granted access and tells some of their stories. -
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No Comment Watch: Teacher in destroyed Ukrainian town turns living room into school A Ukrainian teacher has turned his living room into a classroom after his school was damaged by Russian strikes. -
Israel Gunman opens fire near Jerusalem synagogue day after deadly Israeli raid A gunman opened fire outside an east Jerusalem synagogue Friday night, killing at least seven people and wounding four before police shot him, officials said. -
Israel Jerusalem: Two more wounded in another shooting after seven killed outside synagogue On Friday, a Palestinian gunman killed seven after opening fire in front of a synagogue on Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, one day after Israeli troops killed nine Palestinians. -
Germany Bundestag remembers victims targeted by the Nazis for their sexuality In Germany's parliament, politicians remembered the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp by focusing on Holocaust victims targeted on the grounds of their sexuality. -
Israel West Bank airstrikes and rockets after Israeli raid on Jenin refugee camp The night skies over the West Bank were lit up by Israeli airstrikes and Palestinian rocket fire. Violence flared after nine Palestinians were killed in an Israeli raid on Jenin refugee camp on Thursday. -
Culture news Royal Opera House cuts ties with BP: other cultural institutions in Europe play catch-up British cultural institutions are all jumping to drop associations with oil money. How do other European museums compare? -
Earth News Hunters and animal rights protestors clash over amendments to Spain’s pet protection laws Pet shops and hunting with dogs are two targets of the new bill. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 27th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Child porn controversy clouds awards at France's most prestigious comic book festival Riad Sattouf has won the main prize at the International Comic Books Festival in France. But this year's event has been overshadowed by protests over artistic freedom of expression and graphic images some consider to be child pornography. -
United Kingdom 'Devastating': EU student numbers in UK drop by half since Brexit The findings reveal "very clearly the impact of the sort of loss of freedom of movement, say campaigners. -
The Cube A fake death, bullet casings and threats: Czech elections are marred by disinformation After fake text messages were sent out on behalf of Pavel's team, the presidential candidate had to take to social media to assure the public he was still alive. -
The Star Ingredient Podcast | Sorghum, a forgotten ancestral grain from Burundi Have you heard of the grain sorghum? Burundian chef Jeanne Cimpaye discovered it in a refugee camp and has been cooking it in her restaurant since. She tells us her story and how she’s reintroducing the ingredient into Burundian cuisine. -
Earth News The impact of rising sea levels is being ‘underestimated’, scientists warn Current models predict that the most widespread flooding and coastal erosiom will occur after sea levels rise by several metres - a seemingly distant scenario. This might be wrong. -
Culture news 'Be human' - Hear the Holocaust survivors spreading warnings to prevent history repeating A dwindling number of people are alive to recount the horrors of Nazis concentration camps. Euronews Culture met with some survivors who have dedicated their lives to making sure their voices and stories are heard to ensure their past is never forgotten. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: What were the top stories in the EU this week? Tanks for Ukraine dominated headlines this week. -
Culture news UNESCO Week of Sound: “We find ourselves in a crisis situation” The theme of this year's edition is “Savoir écouter, savoir se parler” (“Knowing how to listen, knowing how to talk”) -
Ukraine Ukrainian teacher turns home into a classroom to help shield students A group of Ukrainian students is studying in their teacher’s living room because their classroom has been destroyed by Russian missiles. -
Culture news French influencers face fraud charges over alleged 'how to get rich' scheme More than a hundred alleged victims of French social media influencers have launched a class action claiming they have been defrauded out of huge sums lost on trading platforms. -
Ukraine Ukraine threatens to boycott Paris Olympic Game if Russia and Belarus are allowed to compete Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said she would not stand in the way of Russian athletes competing in the 2024 event – but only if they competed as neutral athletes without the national flag. -
Destinations Visit Andalusia for a taste of southern Spain’s sun, sea and celebration With year-round sunshine and tropical fruits in abundance, let Andalusia cure you of the winter blues. -
Europe News EU raises the alarm on soaring asylum requests from 'safe' countries The number of asylum requests filed in 2022 across the EU is expected to reach 924,000, the highest number since 2016. -
Earth News Nestle, Coca-Cola, Boohoo: The companies under the radar in UK greenwashing probe 2023 promises to be the year that regulators really crack down on misleading green claims. -
Culture news Serve this royalty: Elie Saab delights Paris Fashion Week with Thai tribute Euronews Culture caught up with the Lebanese designer ahead of his Spring Summer collection presentation in the French capital; a show of strength inspired by Thailand and regality. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'The Fabelmans' No heartfelt crowd-pleaser is a (late-career) masterpiece just because it features the medium looking in on itself. -
Ukraine 'People always say never again': Ukraine's Jewish community marks Holocaust Memorial Day “I never had to run away from Ukrainians, but I helped my entire community flee Ukraine because of Russian bombs.” -
Health news Cancer death rates declined in the US over the past 30 years. How does Europe compare? Because half of Europeans will develop cancer at some point in their lives, the rates for survival are of vital importance. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 27th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Eva Green called "diva" in court over film collapse Production of 'A Patriot' stopped in 2019. Now the film company and the actor are facing each other in court. -
West Bank Rockets fired from Gaza following deadly Israeli raid on Jenin refugee camp in West Bank Rockets were fired by Gaza militants overnight as tensions soared following an Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank that killed nine Palestinians, including at least seven militants and a 61-year-old woman. -
Europe Decoded In the weeds: Germany's plan to legalise cannabis in 2024 likely delayed Berlin unveiled its bold project to legalise cannabis in October 2022 but has yet to draft the law it then needs to present to the European Commission to launch talks. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Heavy fighting in Donetsk, Moscow's 'big revenge', fighter jets for Ukraine Here are the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Ukraine Canada and France follow United States and Germany in pledging tank supplies for Ukraine The announcement comes one day after the United States and Germany both announced they are sending battle tanks to Ukraine, the first stage of a coordinated effort by the West to provide dozens of the heavy weapons to help Kyiv as Russia's invasion enters its 12th month. -
World News 'Not acceptable': EU vows to punish 'uncooperative' countries over migration Brussels says it wants to crack down on states who do not accept the deportation of their own people from the bloc. -
Europe News Holocaust researchers appeal for Nazi deportation images to document 'where it started' Historians want to collect, analyse, and publish photographic evidence of the forced removal of victims from German towns and cities well before they reached a camp. -
The Cube Why is Elon Musk's Twitter being sued in Germany? The organisations behind the lawsuit are hoping this will set an international legal precedent that will help communities around the world keep Twitter accountable -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 27th – 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 Spanish museum returns two 15th century paintings to Poland Poland saw much of its cultural patrimony destroyed or looted during the country’s wartime occupation by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. Approximately 500,000 items are still missing. -
Culture news Waltzing Jane Fonda, Austrian billionaire Richard Lugnar to bring Oscar winner to Vienna Opera Ball Richard Lugnar has somewhat of a reputation for getting some of the world's most sought after and influential women to waltz at the Vienna Opera Ball in the Austrian capital. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: the birth of quantum physics in one equation Want to understand all the references in a Big Bang Theory episode, the discovery on this day in 1926 is the secret to it all. -
Culture news No laughing matter: Why does Britain wants to ban laughing gas? Nitrous Oxide, otherwise known as laughing gas, is the second most used drug in 16-24-year-olds after cannabis and is at the centre of an anti-social behaviour row. -
Russia Moscow accuses EU of fuelling 'geopolitical confrontation' with its mission in Armenia Russia's Foreign Ministry believes the EU mission will 'introduce geopolitical confrontation into the region and exacerbate the existing contradictions there'. -
Slovakia 'Forgotten' Holocaust heroes help Slovakia come to terms with its Nazi history Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler were the first Jews to escape from Auschwitz and warn the world of concentration camp genocide. -
Ukraine New barrage of Russian strikes in Ukraine kills at least 11 A fresh barrage of Russian strikes in Ukraine comes a day after Kyiv's allies confirmed they would send advanced military tanks to the war-torn country.