6 February 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment WATCH: Victims treated in Syrian hospital following deadly earthquake At least 3,500 people have died in quakes felt in Syria and Turkey. -
Denmark Copenhagen illuminations: a three-week light show for the Danish capital Copenhagen's three-week light festival attracts artists from all over the world. Installations and pop-up shows are created throughout the Danish capital. -
Tech News ChatGPT in the spotlight as the EU steps up calls for tougher regulation. Is its new AI Act enough? ChatGPT has ushered in an explosion of interest in AI - and the EU is eyeing regulation with its new AI Act. -
World News Patriarch Kirill worked for the KGB in the 1970s, Swiss media reports Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill, a close supporter of Russian President Vladimir Putin, worked for the Russian intelligence service in Switzerland in the 1970s, according to two Swiss newspapers, citing declassified archives. -
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Money Cashless society? Not in Switzerland where people will vote on keeping banknotes and coins forever Enough signatures have been acquired to put the issue of retaining traditional money to a national plebiscite under Switzerland's direct democracy. -
Ukraine Fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine as Russia piles pressure on Bakhmut Military analysts say the Kremlin’s forces may be probing Ukrainian defences for weak points or could be making a feint while preparing for a main thrust through southern Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate Space race: Rocket launches can damage the ozone layer, researchers find According to researchers at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, rockets ‘punching’ through the stratosphere could contribute to ozone depletion. -
Scenes Meet the Turkish garbage collector fighting against discrimination, one MMA fight at a time I cannot live without MMA. -
Europe Decoded 'It's a shame': NGOs blast Italy's compulsory code of conduct for rescue ships in the Mediterranean The code compels ship to disembark without delay as soon as the first rescue operation is complete, even if other migrants remain lost at sea. -
Earth News Hydrogen fuel could double your energy bills - and isn’t as green as you think, research warns As countries slowly commit to phasing out oil and natural gas, fossil fuel giants are starting to pivot to hydrogen gas. But how green is it - and how much will it cost you? -
Explore Mountaintops, flower men and folk art: Inside Saudi’s Aseer province Explore Azeer's hipster cafes and hiking trails that are sure to take your breath away. -
Health news Tailoring dosages to a patient’s DNA cuts side effects by a third, ‘groundbreaking’ study finds By tailoring doses of medicines, these researchers saw a reduction in serious side effects in patients. -
Moldova Moldova is bravely standing up to Russia. This could be one of Europe's success stories Russia has blackmailed the eastern European country of 2.6 million for over three decades. Now, Chișinău's pro-European turn should be greeted with enthusiasm, security expert Claudiu Degeratu argues. -
Syria Search for survivors as hundreds killed by earthquake in Syria The quake killed at least 239 people and left at least another 648 injured in government-controlled parts of Syria. -
Culture news London Critics’ Circle Film Awards: 'Tár' takes top prize amidst a big night for Irish talent The 43rd annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards named Todd Field’s Tár as the Best Film of 2022. -
Culture news Ancient statue of Hercules discovered during sewage repair works in Rome An ancient statue depicting Roman demi-god Hercules has been discovered during sewage repair works underneath an archaeological park in the Italian capital. -
Climate ‘Vampiric overconsumption’ and ‘monster profits’: UN chief on the top climate concerns of 2023 Secretary-General António Guterres is calling for an end to the “bottomless greed of the fossil fuel industry" this year. -
Travel News Banaue Rice Terraces: World wonder at risk of collapse as as locals turn to tourism jobs The Banaue Rice Terraces were carved into the mountain by hand by the ancestors of the Igorot people. -
Tech News Italian authorities issue warning after spate of large scale ransomware hackings The hackers were exploiting a vulnerability first found in 2021, attacking thousands of servers over the weekend. -
Culture news Fashion frocks and shocks: The best and worst dressed at Grammy Awards 2023 The Grammy Award red carpet was sizzling hot as the great and the good of the music world turned the glamour notch up to eleven... And then broke it off. -
Culture news Nike and Tiffany & Co. collaboration: Just (don’t) do it A (mis)match made in heaven? -
Europe News EU ban on Russian oil imports comes into force, as West steps up measures against Moscow The EU and G7 countries have also expanded the existing price cap on Russian crude oil to include all refined products. -
Sweden Controversial Sweden wolf hunt divides city and rural areas Authorities allowed hunters to shoot a record 75 wolves, out of a total population estimated at 460 animals. -
Europe News Zelenskyy tipped to visit Brussels this week for EU leaders' summit It would be Zelenskyy's second trip abroad since Russia started its invasion on 24 February. -
No Comment WATCH: Northern Vietnamese community holds fire dancing ritual The Pa Then are a community of some 8,300 people, and the fire dance ritual dates back generations. Only men are allowed to take part. -
Earth News The EU green buildings plan aims to slash emissions - but this European country isn’t happy Countries will older houses could bear the brunt of EU-mandated green building renovations. -
Culture news Pornography in France: A new initiative to block access for minors "2023 is the end of access to pornographic sites for our children," said Jean-Noël Barrot, the French Minister for Digital Affairs. -
Europe News EU countries to provide search and rescue teams following Turkey's deadly earthquake Thirteen EU Member States have offered to send emergency personnel to Turkey. Brussels also says it is "ready to support those affected in Syria." -
Tech News Smile, AI is watching you: Paris slammed for new video surveillance ahead of 2024 Olympics France is currently debating a bill that would allow AI-assisted video surveillance to detect "abnormal" movements ahead of the Paris Olympics in 2024 -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 6th – 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 Elefsina, the Greek European Capital of Culture, launches its festivities The Greek European Capital of Culture, Elefsina, launches its festivities -
Culture news Grammy Awards 2023: Viola Davis achieves EGOT – What is it and who else has the title? Beyoncé may have made history last night at the Grammys by becoming the most decorated Grammy artist ever, but someone else hit another major milestone… -
Israel Israeli official says five Palestinian gunmen killed in raid Israeli forces killed five Palestinian gunmen in a raid on a West Bank refugee camp on Monday, Israeli security officials said, in a response to a botched attack on Israelis that was likely to further exacerbate tensions in the region. -
Sport Paris Grand Slam Day 2: The king is back The crowd at the 2023 Paris Grand Slam buzzed with excitement over the return of 10-time World Champion Teddy Riner -
Ukraine Zelenskyy says Russia is throwing more troops into battle as Ukraine braces for major attack Ukraine's military has said its preparing for mass Russian bombardments across the country any day now as Moscow's invasion nears the one-year mark. -
Earth News From magnets to lawsuits, here’s how we can fix the forever chemicals problem The list of health problems caused by forever chemicals is long - and the list of places they are found is longer. Here's how we beat them. -
Culture news Beyoncé proves why she is Queen Bey by becoming Grammy Awards most decorated artist Beyoncé collected her 32nd gong but it was British heartthrob Harry Styles who walked away with Best Album of the Year. -
Turkey Rescue efforts continue in Turkey and Syria with more than 4,600 people dead after quake Rescue workers and residents frantically searched for survivors under the rubble of crushed buildings in several cities on both sides of the border. -
Mobility Will electric cars reach price parity with petrol and diesel cars and if so, when? Electric cars may be cheaper to run - especially given current events - but they're more expensive to buy. Is this likely to change in the future? -
Moments Amsterdam to Venice by train: The best places to stop along the way and what to see If you want to try out slow travel, we've got the perfect itinerary all planned out for you. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 6th – 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: Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200 - The birth of Monopoly The legendary board game first went on sale in its current form on this day in 1935. But what happened to bring the famous family splitter to our tables? Roll your dice and read on... -
Iceland Access all areas: Meet the man building 1600 wheelchair ramps in Iceland Haraldur þorleifsson has made it his mission to build ramps all across Iceland to allow people with physical disabilities to access local businesses.