23 December 2023 | Euronews
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Gaza Fighting in Gaza continues amid criticism of "watered down" UNSC resolution Israeli strikes and ground fighting continued on Saturday in the Gaza Strip following the UN Security Council resolution that approved aid without an appeal for a ceasefire. -
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Argentina What might happen to Argentina after Milei's mega-decree? Just days after taking office, and on the eve of the festive holidays, Milei presented his DNU, or "necessary and urgent" decree to loosen some of the rules governing the country's economy as annual inflation hit 160%. -
Mobility The 'world's lightest' new e-scooter that can fold down to the size of a sheet of paper When folded, the Arma e-scooter is as tall as a stack of 10 A4 sheets of paper and can travel up to 15 km on a single charge. -
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Space UK gives green light to rocket launches from its first spaceport on a remote Scottish island The spaceport's operators say up to 30 rockets can be launched from the island of Unst each year, with the first launches planned for 2024. -
France Two detained after French police ground aeroplane suspected of human trafficking French police detained two passengers on an aeroplane carrying about 300 Indian citizens, including unaccompanied minors, on suspicion of human trafficking following an anonymous tip. -
Here's how to get out ahead of the job-hunting competition this January January is the best time to look for a new job as budgets open up. You'll be up against stiff competition for roles so here are our top tips to get ahead. -
Gaza Israeli airstrike kills 76 members of one Gaza family, rescue officials say More than half a million people in Gaza — a quarter of the population — are starving, according to a report this week from the United Nations and other agencies. -
World News Poland and Ukraine to put their differences aside amid 'titanic struggle' against Russia Sikorski's trip comes against a backdrop of crumbling Western support for Kyiv both in Europe and the US — a trend welcomed by the Kremlin. -
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World News 2023 has been a year of catastrophes for children worldwide Children affected by conflict are calling for decision-makers to protect them. They want to feel safe in their homes, with their families and friends, Inger Ashing writes. -
Vatican Vatican top prosecutor appeals watershed fraud verdict Despite the Holy See tribunal doling out an unprecedented prison sentence to Cardinal Angelo Becciu for embezzlement, the ruling made clear that the judges rejected most of the 487-page indictment. -
Culture news Who killed Santa Claus? Explaining the mystery behind the decoration controversy in Nantes What sort of Christmas would it be without a controversy over decorations? Euronews Culture looks at the debate that unfolded around Le Voyage en Hiver in the French city of Nantes, and tries to solve the "crime". -
Ukraine Ukraine claims to have shot down three Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers in one day Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Moscow has confirmed the loss of at least 10 Su-34s in fighting with the Kyiv forces, while the actual number of downed jets is believed to be significantly higher. -
Ukraine Will Ukrainian child refugees decide to return home when the war ends? Nearly 1.5 million refugees from Ukraine in Europe are children. As the war continues, the question remains: will integrated Ukrainians return to help rebuild or remain abroad for greater opportunity? -
Art Doomed to play the villain's part: Nick Cave to debut devilish ceramics in Brussels next year The 2024 exhibition at Xavier Hufkens will feature the legendary Bad Seeds frontman's first major body of visual work. -
The Cube Fact-check: Are real or artificial Christmas trees better for the environment? For those celebrating Christmas, you may be increasingly concerned about your carbon footprint when it comes to traditional decoration. Let’s get down to the truth. -
USA The UN Security Council adopts a watered down version of resolution After many delays, the UN Security Council adopted a watered-down resolution Friday calling for immediately speeding up aid deliveries to desperate civilians in Gaza. -
Ecotech Thinking of installing a heat pump in 2024? Check your radiators and insulation first Is your home ‘heat pump ready’? Here's why careful costing is essential before installing the green tech. -
Economy Nuclear energy in Europe: Who is for and against it and why? Several European countries consider nuclear energy essential for their economic survival and see it as one of the best options in tackling the climate change challenge, Osama Rizvi writes. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? The real meaning of Ukrainian accession In this edition, we wish all our viewers a peaceful Christmas in a context of ongoing wars in Europe and beyond. -
Moments Digital snowmads: Meet the remote workers swapping the office for an adrenaline high Empty slopes, lively nightlife and like-minded travellers are just a few reasons ski resorts are ideal for digital nomads. -
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