22 December 2023 | Euronews
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World News Storms across northern Europe kill at least two, injure one A storm brought heavy rain and strong winds across northern Europe overnight and into Friday, bringing down trees and prompting warnings of flooding on the North Sea coast. -
Culture news Christmas No 1: Wham!’s ‘Last Christmas’ tops 2023 chart in the UK For the first time, Wham! have landed the coveted title of Christmas No 1 on Official Singles Chart in the UK. -
USA UN approves Gaza aid resolution without an appeal for ceasefire The UN says more than a half-million people are starving in Gaza because not enough food has entered the besieged territory as Israel keeps up its blistering campaign of airstrikes and ground operations for over 10 weeks. -
Travel News South Korea is launching a digital nomad visa. Here’s why you should visit in 2024 Immerse yourself in 'K-culture' with this new remote work visa. -
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Nature Highway slicing through Brazil’s Amazon could trigger an explosion of illegal deforestation The highway through Brazil's Amazon rainforest could trigger a wave of illegal deforestation. -
Healthcare To pioneer a new era of ground-breaking medicines, we need to use the power of AI We find ourselves at a pivotal moment where digital and AI tools have the potential to disrupt traditional work models and facilitate new approaches, Brice Challamel writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Banksy’s new anti-war artwork 'stolen' an hour after its unveiling The now-”stolen” artwork is believed to be related to the Israel Hamas war. -
Health news Ukraine war leads to heightened demand for bionic prosthetic limbs An estimated 20,000 Ukrainians have had amputations since Russia invaded the country in February last year, most of whom are wounded soldiers. -
Climate Now What the COP28 agreement on fossil fuels means for our health as the planet continues to heat up What the COP28 agreement on fossil fuels means for our health as the planet continues to heat up -
Earth News 10-minute city: How Brussels plans to become a pedestrian-friendly green hub The Belgian capital has released a roadmap of how it plans to become a ‘city in 10 minutes’. -
United Kingdom Criminal investigation launched over alleged abduction of British teenager Alex Batty, now 17, was missing for six years after being taken on a holiday to Spain. He has told the press he fled back to his native UK for his future. -
Mobility Chinese Tesla rival BYD to open its first European EV manufacturing plant in Hungary The announcement comes as Hungary continues to try to position itself as a global hub for EV manufacturing. -
My Europe Series No EU country will be 'left alone' to cope with irregular migration, says Ylva Johansson The reform of the European Union's migration policy means that no country will be "left alone" to cope with irregular arrivals, says Ylva Johansson. -
Culture news Cultural Digest: The best things to see and do in Europe this week Fairies sparkle along the Seine, Pixar films come to life in Madrid, and Michael Mann's 'Ferrari' revs up at cinemas. And we've handily ranked 2023's best music and films... Don't say we don't treat you. -
Euronews Witness Living on a volcano in southern Italy: Between worry, resignation and preparing for the worst In southern Italy, several hundred thousand people live in a volcanic caldera that has seen a recent uptick in seismic activity. Residents are torn between concern and resignation, while the authorities are keeping a close eye on the situation. -
wellbeing Could tailored AI robots help alleviate the loneliness epidemic? The company behind the robot claims more than 90 per cent of its users report lower levels of loneliness. -
Business Italy's €870 million tax case against Meta heads to EU scrutiny An audit by Italy's financial police claims that Meta user registrations could be seen as a taxable transaction since they imply the non-monetary exchange of a membership account for the user's personal data. -
Business Chiara Ferragni: How influential are influencers on consumer decisions? The case of influencer Chiara Ferragni, fined €1 million by Italy's antitrust authority for allegedly misleading consumers, has been shared all over social media. With the rise in influencer marketing, what steps should consumers take to protect themselves from shady practices? -
Design A new hyper-realistic fashion styling game by Tommy Hilfiger is hitting smartphones in January The famous US designer is launching FashionVerse, an interactive mobile game that uses generative AI to create photorealistic avatars, backgrounds and props. -
United Kingdom Controversial restrictions on UK family visa rules eased after uproar The UK government's changes were blasted as an "effective ban" on most UK citizens marrying foreign nationals. -
Turkey More than 300 people arrested in Turkey for alleged ISIS links The arrests were part of the “Hero-34” operation across 32 Turkish cities. -
Russia Russia’s three wars have made peace with Putin impossible Putin's regime is an existential threat to European civilization. If Russia wins in Ukraine, it will not stop, just as Hitler did not stop when he captured the Sudetenland. Putin will go further and won’t rest until he destroys the Western world, Leonid Gozman writes. -
Ukraine Kyiv rows back after minister says Ukrainians abroad will have to fight in war A spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence explained that Defence Minister Rustem Umerov's words were taken out of context. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy One step from recession: UK economy shrinks in third quarter Revised figures show that the British economy performed worse in the last six months than previously expected. -
Health news This vest can map the heart's electrical data in just 5 minutes to prevent sudden cardiac death The ECGI vest uses 256 sensors to give doctors a large amount of electrical information in just 5 minutes. -
wellbeing Sleepless nights can sap joy and increase your risk of anxiety, major study reveals Just losing an hour or two of sleep can negatively impact your emotions, researchers found in a new analysis of 50 years of data. -
Europe News EU deal to reclassify gig workers as formal employees falls apart at the last minute A hard-fought deal on a draft law designed to improve the conditions of millions of gig workers across the European Union unexpectedly fell apart on Friday morning during a meeting of ambassadors in Brussels. -
Culture news Nirvana ‘Nevermind’ album cover case revived by court A federal court has revived the lawsuit against Nirvana over their 'Nevermind' naked baby album cover. The baby depicted in the image is once again suing the legendary rock band, accusing the band and its label Universal Music Group of sexually exploiting him. -
Iceland Iceland village residents begin returning after volcano eruption The people of Grindavik were evacuated on 11 November after a series of earthquakes, considered a possible precursor to an eruption. -
Markets Will these mining stocks dig their way to greatness in 2024? Euronews Business takes a look at the performance of mining stocks across Europe in 2023 and looks at the outlook for companies in 2024. -
Spain These people won Spain's Christmas 'El Gordo' lottery: What happened next? There have been no Ferraris or Lamborghinis in Sodeto in recent years, but the lottery has been "a huge lifeline for many families". -
Life-long memories: how the Red Sea Resort is embracing regenerative travel With a focus on renewable energy, the Red Sea Resort is embracing regenerative travel and taking it to new levels. -
Explore Old homes, new tricks: How Japan’s historic buildings are reviving rural areas Could the key to reviving Japan’s rural area lie in ancient building traditions? Euronews explores Miyama and Ōzu to find out how historic homes can help fuel sustainable tourism. -
Culture news Vin Diesel accused of sexual battery by former assistant Vin Diesel's former assistant has accused the Fast And Furious star of sexual battery in 2010. She said the alleged incident made her feel like a "piece of trash". -
Gaza Hamas: No more hostages freed until Israel stops attacking Gaza These are all the latest developments from the Israel-Hamas war this Friday. -
Culture news Lovers, Bottoms and French cooking: Here are the best movies of 2023 These are our favourite movies of the year. How many have you seen? -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Ferrari' - Michael Mann's strong but oddly pedestrian biopic Well acted, and featuring a pulse-racing third act, 'Ferrari' still feels like something's missing. -
Markets Why is the IEA's latest oil market report important for Europe? Euronews Business breaks down the IEA's latest oil market report, released this month, to see why it matters for Europe. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Remembering Beatrix Potter and Samuel Beckett 22 December: Two notable literary deaths. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Markets 2023: The year of big bankruptcies Euronews Business looks at some of the major bankruptcies seen this year and explores the reasons behind them