31 January 2023 | Euronews
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Food and Drink Award-winning British brewery battles post-Brexit trading costs An award-winning British brewery is batting post-Brexit trading costs to the European Union and says soaring export fees are crippling the business. -
France 'It's now or never': Over 1.2 million march across France, protesting Macron's pension reform Protesters marched against the French government’s plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. -
Ukraine With Ukraine set to receive up to 140 tanks, F16 jets move up the agenda President Biden has hinted F16 jets could be up for discussion when he next talks to Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Could fast jets be the next taboo weapons to be offered to Ukraine? -
United Kingdom UK marks gloomy third year Brexit anniversary Britain will be the only major economy to suffer a recession this year, according to IMF forecasts. Even sanction-slapped Russia is expected to grow. -
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Germany Kyiv's Western allies at odds over sending fighter jets to Ukraine As Ukraine anxiously awaits the arrival of advanced armoured vehicles. President Zelenskyy renews calls for top-end warplanes, while Poland supports the move some Western allies including US President Joe Biden have said no. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Moscow creeps towards Bakhmut, Russian 'propaganda institutions', nuclear treaty woes Here is our round-up of the top stories from the war in Ukraine. -
The Cube France protests: Which European countries have the strictest anti-strike laws? French Transport Minister Clement Beaune said the government is interested in implementing the "Italian style" strike system. But what does that mean? -
Europe News European carmakers urge EU leaders to match ambitions with other regions The US is subsidising electric vehicle producers through its Inflation Reduction Act. -
Earth News Wind and power projects in Germany could be approved faster under new measures In its race to net zero, Germany is streamlining permitting and reducing environmental assessments for wind and power projects. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 31st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Will ChatGPT and other AI tools replace journalists in newsrooms? To what extent can newsrooms use artificial intelligence, and how worried should we be? -
Mobility C/2022 E3: 'Green comet' not seen in 50,000 years is passing Earth and here’s how to see it Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) hasn’t been viewed by human eyes since the Stone Age. -
No Comment Death toll rises in Peshawar mosque bombing A suicide bombing that struck inside a mosque at a police and government compound in northwest Pakistan reflects “security lapses,” current and former officials said as the death toll from the devastating blast climbed to 100 on Tuesday -
Ocean Researchers in Europe turn to microscopic algae for answers to our environmental problems Researchers in Europe hope that these microscopic organisms, which are invisible to the human eye, could help fight plastic waste and support greener agriculture. -
Ocean Meet the French researchers using microscopic algae to tackle plastic pollution Euronews meets the French researchers developing new biopolymers to help in the fight against plastic pollution. -
Culture news Eurovision Song Contest countdown: Liverpool diary Vol 1 Culture Liverpool is providing an exclusive look behind the scenes as it plans and prepares to host Europe's largest live music event. -
Climate World famous Ibérico ham is being threatened by climate change as Spain suffers from drought Between 15 and 20 per cent fewer Iberian pigs will be slaughtered this year. -
Hungary Hungary says Sweden should 'act differently' if it wants to join NATO Hungary's foreign minister said a recent incident when a Quran was burned outside the Turkish embassy in Stockholm was "unacceptable." -
World News Pope begins trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo The Pontiff's visit to the Congo and South Sudan aims to bring a message of peace to the two countries riven by poverty. -
France Strike action over pensions once again brings cities in France to a standstill Cities across France were brought to a near stand-still again in the latest strikes over pension reforms planned by President Macron's administration -
Europe News Battle over food labels looms as Brussels prepares to make EU-wide decision The Nutri-Score is the front runner for labelling nutritional values on products across the bloc. -
Culture news Thousands gather in Shetland as women participate in Up Helly Aa Festival for the first time For the first time in its 142-year history, women and girls will participate in the torchlit procession at Lerwick's Up Helly Aa festival. -
Culture news Priscilla Presley is contesting daughter Lisa Marie Presley's will Elvis' only daughter, Lisa Marie, died aged 54 this year. Now her mother is questioning the validity of documents regarding her estate. -
Travel News From queues to visa waivers, here’s how Brexit has changed travel for Brits Three years on from the end of the Brexit transition period, here are all the new rules Brits have to follow when leaving or entering the EU. -
Art The Power of Touch: Visually impaired artist Clarke Reynolds exhibits Braille works in London 'The Power of Touch' is acclaimed visually impaired artist Clarke Reynolds' first London solo exhibition. -
Culture news Why declutter queen Marie Kondo giving up on tidying is a good thing To clutter or not to clutter? Marie Kondo's “kind of given up” tidying at home, due to the birth of her third child. -
Earth News Spectacular bird sanctuary threatened by construction of Albania’s biggest airport Albania’s new airport could destroy avian habitats and risk aircraft collisions with big birds, protestors warn. -
Europe News Corruption scandal: Two more socialist MEPs set to have immunity lifted Both deny any involvement in the illicit lobbying scandal allegedly involving Qatar and Morocco. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands of strikers in Marseille protest over pension reforms In France, thousands of strikers took to the streets of the old port in Marseille for the second time in a month to protest against the government's planned pension reforms. -
Earth News Car fumes can ‘impair’ brain function in just two hours. Here’s how to protect yourself Scientists find ‘concerning’ links between traffic jams, depression and memory in this first-of-its-kind air pollution study. -
Culture news Michael Jackson nephew Jaafar Jackson to play King Of Pop in biopic This news won’t quash ever-growing talks of nepo-babies… Then again, who better to play Michael Jackson in the upcoming biopic Michael than his nephew? -
United Kingdom Eurostar leaves hundreds of seats empty to avoid queues at British passport control Eurostar is intentionally leaving hundreds of seats empty to avoid queues at British passport control. Since Brexit was finalised, British citizens have had to get their documents stamped when entering the European Union. -
Culture news "It's my Frenchness" - Eva Green defends text messages in court Sure, she called production staff "evil" and “shitty peasants … from Hampshire”, but come on, she's French! -
Economy Eurozone avoids contraction in last quarter of 2022 by razor-thin margin France, Spain, Belgium and Portugal were among those who posted positive growth, while Germany, Italy and Austria contracted. -
Culture news From Dry January to Veganuary: How to keep your New Year resolutions forever From dry January to veganuary - there's a wealth of choices on offer if you want to start each year in a more healthy, balanced fashion. But keeping good habits or breaking bad ones is not always easy. Euronews Culture is here to help you stay on right track all year long. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 31st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Zimbabwe Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko in Zimbabwe in trip to further diplomatic ties The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, travelled to Harare on Monday for talks with his Zimbabwean counterpart, Emmerson Mnangagwa, as both leaders attempt to further diplomatic ties. -
Culture news Eurovision 2023 reveals its logo and slogan The artwork heavily uses both colours of the Ukrainian flag, in the background to pay tribute to last year’s winning country. -
France 'Historic day': Millions protest pension reform in France Public transport networks, especially train services, were impacted by strikes, while some electricity companies reported up to 100% staff walkouts. -
Culture news Cindy Williams of 'Laverne & Shirley' fame dies aged 75 “Give us any chance, we’ll take it, read us any rule, we’ll break it." -
Europe News Condition of Belgian aid worker jailed in Iran 'deteriorating', says closest friend Olivier Vandecasteele was imprisoned in Tehran last February on charges of espionage. -
Destinations Planning a Caribbean getaway in 2023? Here’s why the Dominican Republic deserves your time From dazzling beaches to mountain top eco-resorts, this Caribbean country has something for everyone. -
Climate Major milestone for EU energy: Wind and solar produced more electricity than gas in 2022 ‘Coal rebound fears are dead’, the new report shows, as the energy crisis continues to catalyse Europe's shift to clean energy. -
France 'We want justice': Victims of sexual abuse by French Catholic Church seek financial compensation Victims of sexual assault at the hands of the French Catholic Church are demanding recognition and appropriate financial compensation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 31st – 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: Marilyn Monroe's final film premieres Whether you hated or loved last year's 'Blonde', this film shows a whole other side to Marilyn Monroe. -
Economy IMF improves economic forecast for the eurozone and Russia amid energy crisis and raging war The eurozone was "more resilient than expected," the International Monetary Fund said in its latest forecast. -
Pakistan Death toll from Pakistan mosque suicide bombing rises to at least 100 More bodies have been discovered under the rubble overnight. -
Japan NATO chief wants to build firmer ties with Japan 'to defend democracy' NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is in Japan as part of his East Asia tour. -
Culture news Disney turns 100: How a small animation studio came to rule Hollywood How did Disney go from a small family animation studio to a multinational media monolith? We look at Disney's past, present and future on its 100th birthday.