12 February 2023 | Euronews
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Italy Swing to the right expected in Berlin's local elections Projections suggest a Christian Democratic Union win in Berlin for the first time in two decades. -
Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides elected President of Cyprus in run-off vote Nikos Christodoulides was elected President of Cyprus in a run-off vote on Sunday. His rival, veteran diplomat Andreas Mavroyiannis, conceded defeat. -
Spain Hundreds of thousands march in Spain to demand better primary healthcare Marchers in Madrid are demanding better healthcare, claiming the regional government has run down services leaving up to a million people in Spain's capital without a registered doctor. -
Turkey Tens of thousands still missing after Monday's earthquake in Syria and Turkey As the death toll from last Monday's earthquake in Syria and Turkey passes 33,000, it is feared tens of thousands more may be buried under the rubble. -
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Europe News 'As Bestas' wins nine gongs at Spain's Goya film awards 'As Bestas' was the major winner at Spain's Goya awards, the country's celebration of cinema in 2022. There was also a posthumous honourary award for director Carlos Saura, who died the day before the ceremony, aged 91. -
No Comment Watch: London 'carnival' in support of Wikileaks founder Assange The WikiLeaks founder has been imprisoned in the UK since 2019, where he is awaiting the hearing of his appeal against the British government's decision to extradite him. -
No Comment Watch: New Zealand's North Island braces for Cyclone Gabrielle High winds and rain in Northland, New Zealand, as Cyclone Gabrielle is forecast to envelop the upper half of the North Island over a 48-hour period from Sunday evening, two weeks after parts of the same region experienced devastating flooding. -
Ukraine Russia continues to close in on Bakhmut, claiming capture of nearby town The head of Russia's paramilitary Wagner group said on Sunday that his troops had taken the Ukrainian town of Krasna Hora, a few kilometres north of Bakhmut, a key city that Moscow has been trying to conquer for several months. -
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Tech News Japan will allow self-driving delivery robots to roam its streets to combat labour shortages Japan has eased traffic laws to allow self-driving delivery robots to help labour shortages and reduce the isolation of its aging population. -
Work No bosses, unlimited holidays, same pay for less work: The Berlin start-ups putting workers first Berlin is one of Europe's hottest start-up hubs. But companies setting up there are doing things differently and it starts with where the power lies. -
World News President Erdogan vows to crack down on looters in earthquake-hit Turkey Reports of looting of damaged stores in Turkey are starting to circulate after catastrophic earthquakes left many buildings damaged in the country. -
Israel Tens of thousands of Israelis join anti-government protests Critics say measures introduced by the new hard-line government would weaken the Supreme Court, limit judicial oversight and grant more power to politicians. Protesters say that would undermine democracy. -
World News US jet shoots down 'unidentified object' over Canada Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Saturday that on his order a U.S. fighter jet shot down an “unidentified object” that was flying high over the Yukon territory. -
Moments Slow and sleepy travel: Why overnight trains are the best way to go The sleeper train is an efficient, fun and sustainable way to travel between Edinburgh and London. Could it be getting cheaper too? -
Ecotech 'From death comes life': The human composting campaigners lighting the way to a greener afterworld Human composting, aquamation, terramation: your guide to the eco-friendly burial alternatives and where they are available in Europe. -
Culture news Uncovering the secrets of mummy making: Ancient Egyptians leave a trail of clues Scientists just got a step closer to cracking the code of mummification. A new study published in the journal Nature found what substances were used to preserve bodies, and some were sourced as far as Southeast Asia. -
Culture news Polar soundscape exhibition reveals rarely heard Arctic and Antarctic noises The interactive online exhibition features 54 sounds across the Antarctic and Arctic regions and can be fully explored from the warm comfort of your own living room. -
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