26 December 2023 | Euronews
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World News Russian naval ship stationed in occupied Crimea destroyed by Ukrainian forces Images and videos circulating on social media show the "Novocherkassk" was completely destroyed, scattered over hundreds of metres. -
World News Countries across Europe heighten security levels amid terror warnings Security measures have been strengthened in crowded areas over the holiday period across Europe. -
World News Severe floods hit Europe inhabitants evacuate their homes on Christmas Day On Christmas Day, residents in parts of Germany were forced to evacuate their homes due to heavy rains and saturated ground, resulting in widespread flooding and high water levels. Particularly affected were areas in the regions of Thuringia and Lower Saxony. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
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Turkey Sweden moves one step closer to NATO membership after Turkish parliamentary committee gives approval The Turkish Parliament’s foreign affairs committee gave its consent to Sweden’s bid to join NATO on Tuesday, drawing the previously non-aligned Nordic country closer to membership in the Western military alliance. -
Health news 2023 in review: Here's a look back at the biggest health stories that made the headlines this year Euronews Next looks back at some of our biggest health stories of 2023. -
World News 276 passengers of stranded plane back in India, 25 sought asylum in France Passengers on a plane that had been grounded in France for days over concerns of a human trafficking scheme landed in Mumbai, India, early Tuesday. -
Business Shipping giant Maersk prepares to restart operations in Red Sea Denmark's Maersk, like several other shipping companies, had paused Red Sea journeys due to Houthi attacks in the area. -
Turkey Turkey escalates airstrikes in Syria and Iraq following the deaths of 12 soldiers Turkey intensified its airstrikes against Kurdish groups in Syria and northern Iraq in retaliation for the deaths of 12 Turkish soldiers in Iraq over the weekend. -
World News Migrant caravan in southern Mexico marks Christmas day by trudging onward Christmas day meant the same as any other day for thousands of migrants walking through southern Mexico: more trudging under a hot sun. -
Business Reselling Christmas gifts: What is behind the growing French trend? Nearly one in four French people considered selling their unwanted gifts this year, according to a report by e-commerce site eBay. -
Culture news Kanye West apologises to Jewish community for antisemitic comments The spirit of Christmas must be upon Ye, as the controversial rapper has made an apology to the Jewish community for his repeated antisemitic comments. Reconciliation at last, or strategic amends before his new album drops? -
Markets What this year’s Santa Claus rally could bring to the stock markets Stocks very often rise at the end of the year, but 2023’s so-called Santa Claus rally could be slightly dampened. -
France French police arrest man in connection with murders of a woman and her four children The detainee had a history of psychological problems and had already attacked his wife with a knife in 2019. -
World News Alexei Navalny says he is 'doing fine' in special regime Arctic prison On Monday, the United States said it was "deeply concerned" about Navalny's "conditions of detention" and demanded his release. The Russian opposition leader was located nearly 3 weeks after losing contact with him. -
Tech News We can't save the world with electric cars Going electric does not solve our problems, it only deepens them. As engineers, we must say the opinion of the professionals in the industry is contrary to the mainstream, and for good reason, Zsolt Horváth and Tamás Ignácz write. -
Culture news Eat the A-listers? Why the Golden Globes missed a trick with their insanely expensive swag bag The Golden Globes could have scored some necessary points by not spending like Babylonian kings with their swag bags. Here's where they went very wrong. -
Gaza Gaza's rising number of war-wounded face grim choice: Lose a limb or risk death? The World Health Organization (WHO) says amputations have become commonplace during the war between Israel and Hamas. More than 54,500 war wounded in Gaza have to face heart-wrenching choices. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Kyiv denies Moscow's claim of taking control of Mariinka Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu had guaranteed that Russian "assault units" had "completely liberated" this strategic city. -
Business Chipmaker Nvidia raises $15 million for NGOs helping Israel-Hamas war-hit civilians Thousands of employees from more than 30 countries donated to what is called the biggest fundraising in the company's 30-year-old history. -
Ukraine Kremlin: Russian naval ship in Crimea damaged in airstrike by Ukrainian forces A Russian naval ship in Crimea was damaged in an airstrike by Ukrainian forces, Russia’s Defense Ministry said Tuesday. -
Culture news 'Don't erase Gérard Depardieu': Artists denounce the 'lynching' of actor accused of rape The controversy surrounding Gérard Depardieu continues to shake up the world of French culture over the festive period, as more than 50 artists have come to the controversial actor’s defence. -
Serbia Serbian police detain at least 38, opposition continue protests against election results The "Serbia Against Violence" party called on citizens to applaud the students and their struggle. -
World News Egypt presents Gaza ceasefire plan, WHO worried about hospitals All the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war. -
Travel News Why do you have to open your window blind for takeoff? Airline safety rules explained Do you really have to turn ‘flight mode’ on before takeoff? We asked the experts. -
Climate Reasons to be hopeful in 2024: Five major shifts that have taken place since the Paris Agreement From solar power to electric mobility, this study offers five reasons to be hopeful about the climate. -
Culture news Euronews Culture’s 2024 music preview: What we’ll be listening to next year From pop-reggaeton to broody rock via the return of some golden oldies, here’s what we’re most looking forward to listening to next year. -
Culture news Defending 'Saltburn': Is the criticism of director Emerald Fennell sexist? Has Emerald Fennell been unfairly maligned where other male stylist directors would have been given a pass? -
Destinations Selfie fines and towel bans: The weirdest crackdowns on tourist behaviour in 2023 Tourists faced fines for playing music too loudly and taking selfies. -
Business Which savings challenge is right for you? Euronews Business compares the different savings challenges to set out what might be suited to you. -
Climate Climate change in pictures: 2023 was a year of deadly weather, protest crackdowns and historic deals Climate change has made 2023 a record-breaking year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | December 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Which European countries pay the least and most tax on cars? Taxation of vehicles largely varies across Europe with environmental considerations playing a key role in some countries. Based on OECD data, Euronews Business looks at car prices before and after taxes in four different categories. -
Business Drowning in heavy debt you can't afford? Here's some steps to consider This is an expensive time of year for all of us but for those who are already feeling under the strain of financial pressure it can seem a desperate time.