4 February 2023 | Euronews
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Israel Anti-government protests continue in Israel decrying planned judicial reforms Demonstrators have rallied for five weeks in a row to voice their discontent with the judicial reforms proposed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Netanyahu faces a trial on corruption charges. While he denies any wrongdoing, his opponents say the reforms are personally motivated. -
USA US shoots down suspected Chinese surveillance balloon off Carolina coast The US has downed a mysterious Chinese balloon over the ocean a day after it was discovered in US airspace. Officials are working to clear the debris. -
South Sudan Pope says South Sudan's future depends on treatment of women Pope Francis is making the first papal visit to South Sudan since it gained independence from Sudan in 2011. -
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World News Dozens of soldiers freed in Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap The United Arab Emirates helped negotiate a prisoner swap on Saturday which saw dozens of troops from either side return home. Some 'special category' detainees were also exchanged. -
No Comment WATCH: Pope visits church in South Sudan packed with people holding up signs for peace Pope Francis arrived at St. Teresa’s Cathedral in Juba, South Sudan on Saturday to find the crowd packed with enthusiastic women holding up signs for peace. -
No Comment WATCH: Forest fires leave at least 13 people dead and 100 houses affected in Chile Chile has declared a state of disaster in several central-southern regions where more than 100 homes have been affected and 47,000 hectares of forest destroyed since the fires broke out. At least 13 people have died. -
No Comment WATCH: Residents in the war-ravaged town of Bakhmut adjust to life Residents in the city of Bakhmut in Ukraine are adapting to the relentless barrage of missiles. They have installed washing machine, hot shower and even dug a well in basements. -
Monaco Monaco goes to the polls: explore the principality's unique political system Second smallest state in the world, Monaco, will go to the polls on Sunday to choose new lawmakers. -
No Comment Watch: Ukrainian firefighters put out blaze on site of industrial supermarket In Kherson, firefighters extinguish the flames on the site of what used to be the "biggest industrial supermarket in southern Ukraine," now burnt to the ground following a series of fresh strikes on the city. -
Chile At least 13 people dead from Chile's raging wildfires At least 13 people have been reported dead as of Friday night, the result of the more than 150 wildfires burning across Chile in the midst of a scorching heat wave. -
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USA Brazil's ex-leader Jair Bolsonaro resurfaces in Miami still confused he lost election Only a few weeks after his supporters stormed the seat of his country's government, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Friday expressed bafflement at how he could have lost October's election. -
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Health news Can’t find a doctor? This hi-tech telemedicine booth offers a handy, hands-on checkup Inside this hi-tech telemedicine cabin, patients carry out their own physical exam, guided by a doctor on a video call. I gave it a try. -
France Up to IOC to decide if Russia competes, head of Paris Olympics says Ukraine has stepped up efforts to lobby international sports leaders against Russian participation in next year’s Paris Olympics as indications mount that the games could see the biggest boycott since the Cold War. -
World News Long waiting lists and late detection: How COVID-19 is still affecting cancer screening in Europe During the first year of the pandemic, an estimated one in 10 people with cancer in Ireland were not diagnosed. -
Earth News Metro systems are among our cities’ most polluted places: We asked an expert if we should be worried Many studies over the last few years have revealed high pollution levels on underground trains. -
Earth News Manchester United, Arsenal, Leeds: Will footballers’ green armbands make fans take climate action? Football fans are being encouraged to score ‘green goals’ for their team in a new climate campaign. -
Moments London to Istanbul by train: This 10-day rail adventure is a slow traveller’s dream Long distance rail journeys are on the rise. Here’s how to travel from London to Istanbul via Munich and Budapest. -
Art A lost Klimt masterpiece returns to Austria after 60 years The painting from the Austrian master was lost in 1964 after it had been taken from its original Jewish owners by the Nazi regime. -
Ukraine Ukraine's president vows to fight 'for as long as we can' for strategic city Bakhmut While hosting European Union chiefs in Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelenskyy has vowed to defend the city of Bakhmut "for as long as we can". -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? The EU’s migration muddle and tanks for Ukraine Tune in to understand the ins and outs of European politics. -
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