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World News One of two politicians arrested in Poland goes on hunger strike Polish police on Tuesday arrested two politicians convicted of abuse of power in a dramatic escalation of a stand-off between the new and previous governments. -
Austria Wealthy Austrian heiress to distribute €25 million fortune to citizens Marlene Engelhorn has been fighting for years for a more equitable tax system in her country. A Citizens' Council will be formed in Austria to decide on how to distribute the money. -
Home CES 2024: Glasses for the hard of hearing, the blind, and the first in-ear computer stun tech fair Euronews Next tests the latest tech in the audio and vision sector unveiled at CES 2024 this week in Las Vegas. -
Belarus Belarus accused of illegally transferring Ukrainian children across border Ukraine and Belarus’ opposition party have claimed that the Belarusian government is sending children from occupied Ukraine for training with the army -
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Travel News From Mayan ruins to the beach: The inside track on Mexico’s new tourist train It is one of only a few train lines aimed at travellers in Mexico. -
Ecotech Indoor solar power: These cells can harvest energy from any light source for battery-free devices Can solar cells work indoors? This tech turns any light into power eliminating need for batteries. -
Travel News World’s most powerful passport: Four European countries rise to the top of the list Four European countries now share the top spot with Singapore. -
Europe News Hungary makes fresh demands in exchange for lifting veto on EU financial aid for Ukraine After derailing December's summit, Hungary has made fresh demands to Brussels in exchange for a lift on its veto on the European Union's proposed €50-billion fund for Ukraine. -
Mobility CES 2024: Hydrogen cars back on the agenda as EVs and in-car tech take centre stage Electric vehicles (EVs) may be the star of the show at CES in Las Vegas, but other innovations, including hydrogen-powered cars, are turning heads. -
Economy Global risks 2024: What are the key geopolitical risks this year? The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks report 2024 believes false information, rising conflicts and economic uncertainty are among the most widespread risks facing this year -
Climate ‘They had nothing to eat’: Farmers rescue nearly 200 cows and horses stuck on a Serbian river island Farmers and authorities have teamed up to rescue nearly 200 cows and horses stuck on a Serbian river island. -
Earth News It’s time to rally around South Korea’s bold stance to end the dog meat industry With Seoul’s new ban on the dog meat industry, it feels like we’ve lit a beacon of hope — ending this industry in South Korea is now a reality, Kitty Block writes. -
Russia Russia extends pre-trial detention of theatre director and playwright In the Kremlin's latest move to crackdown on dissent, the Russian women are accused of justifying terrorism and will be held in detention until March, 2024. -
Space NASA postpones plans for Artemis manned missions to the Moon until 2026 NASA announced that it would delay plans to land four astronauts on the Moon over safety concerns. -
Norway Environmental activists protest Norway’s move to allow seabed mining exploration The vote has opened an area of the Norwegian Sea nearly as big as Italy to deep-sea mining exploration - an activity that scientists fear might destroy marine life. -
Economy Ireland sees slight increase in unemployment figures The rate of unemployment in Ireland varies depending on the demographic. -
Earth News Deadlock as member states disagree over withdrawal from Energy Charter Treaty Decision on whether to part from treaty remains in limbo, with some EU countries wanting to stay and others having already departed. -
Lithuania Lithuania announces €200m aid package for Ukraine Ukraine's President has kicked off his tour of the Batlic nations with a trip to Lithuania, where he sought support for the ongoing conflict with Russia. -
Qatar 365 Visual arts all over Qatar, from painted murals to the 5th International Art Festival Qatar 365 brings you a selection of the best visual arts experiences in Doha, from the 5th edition of the Qatar International Art Festival to the World Wide Walls initiative, which aims at widening the colours palettes of the urban areas. -
Economy French industrial production beats expectations, showing 0.5% rise French industrial production for November beats expectations while other EU countries fail to perform as strongly -
Real Economy Celebrating 25 years of the euro: a retrospective and future outlook To commemorate 25 years of the single currency in Europe, we ask students, workers and a former president of the European Central Bank for their perspectives on the past, present and future of the euro and the eurozone. -
Europe News The EU's Global Gateway strategy's alleged weaknesses are actually its strengths With a prudent approach and a dose of humility, Global Gateway may achieve for the EU what the BRI has yet to achieve for China — lasting influence at an acceptable cost, Rémi Meehan and Earl Wang write. -
Europe News 'Ready for it?' Brussels asks Taylor Swift to mobilise young voters ahead of EU elections Look what they made her do: Brussels has asked American star Taylor Swift to mobilise young voters ahead of the elections to the European Parliament. -
Earth News Drought reveals sunken 11th century church as Spain battles prolonged water shortages 'Drought tourists’ are visiting to see the 11th-century church which was submerged 60 years ago. -
Earth News These men ‘killed 3,600 birds’ including eagles. Now an arrest warrant is out for one of them Local tribes hope the case will serve as a ‘warning’ to others. -
Culture news Grime rapper Skepta removes single artwork that critics deemed antisemitic UK grime MC Skepta has removed the cover from his upcoming single and apologised over accusations the image had antisemitic implications. -
Money US SEC chair denies a Bitcoin ETF has been approved, says account on X was hacked The US Securities and Exchange Commission said that they had "not approved the listing of spot bitcoin exchange-traded products". -
United Kingdom Dead body on UK 'floating prison' lay undiscovered for 12 hours, claims roommate The incident has added to worries about 'inhumane' conditions on the Bibby Stockholm, a ship used to house asylum-seekers in the UK. -
Economy Strong retail figures set to warm Italian sales this winter In November, Italian retail sales increased by 0.4% and forecasts suggest this growth trend will continue as winter sales kick in. -
Economy Global unemployment expected to grow this year, despite dip in 2023 The International Labour Organization warns that global unemployment may increase in 2024, alongside persisting inflation and economic woes in G20 states. -
Design Why has MSG axed plans to build a Vegas-style 'Sphere' in London? The withdrawal marks the end of a lengthy planning saga for the proposed entertainment venue in east London. -
Europe News Western allies denounce North Korea for providing ballistic missiles to Russia The European Union and the United States have denounced North Korea "in the strongest possible terms" for providing Russia with ballistic missiles and propping up the war of aggression against Ukraine. -
Economy Here's why Turkey’s industrial activity fell sharply in November 2023 Turkey’s industrial production fell in November 2023 due to declines in the mining and quarrying sectors. -
Culture news Irish singer Sinead O'Connor died from natural causes, coroner says The singer died in July at age 56, after being found unresponsive at a home in southeast London. -
Republic of Ecuador Ecuador deems drug gangs 'terrorist groups' after live TV attack The country has been plunged into chaos after its most notorious gang leader and drug lord, Adolfo Macías, escaped from prison on Sunday. -
Tech News Meta to hide posts about suicide, eating disorders from teens' Instagram and Facebook feeds Meta plans to hide posts about suicide and eating disorders from teens' Instagram and Facebook feeds. -
Euronews Tech Talks How did Anthony Clark become the FIFA video game hacker? | Euronews Tech Talks In 2013, four friends realised they could earn money by exploiting a flaw in the video game FIFA. Unaware of any wrongdoings, they continued their activity until the FBI knocked on their doors. This is the story of Anthony Clark, the group’s leader, and one the world’s most skilled hackers. -
Ukraine Severe winter weather puts strain on Ukraine's weakened power system Ukraine's power system, still weakened by last winter's Russian strikes, is working at maximum capacity in the cold weather. -
Economy Global economy heading towards lowest half-decade growth in 30 years World Bank predicts the global economy will slow for a third consecutive year in 2024. -
Business Airbus shares soar to record high as Boeing faces hard landing ahead The timeless Latin maxim "mors tua vita mea" –your death is my life – resonates deeply in the ongoing battle for supremacy within the aircraft manufacturing duopoly. -
Yemen US and UK thwart largest Houthis attack in Red Sea The Yemeni rebel group launched an attack with drones and missiles, amid a planned UN Security Council vote to condemn their strikes in the vital shipping lane. -
Culture news A French film wreaked havoc in cinemas. Why is ‘Les SEGPA Au Ski’ so controversial? Several French cinemas have cancelled showings of ‘Les SEGPA Au Ski’ over disruptive behaviour by young moviegoers. But is the film really to blame? -
Gaza Fighting in central Gaza rages near hospital, as Blinken seeks postwar plan The latest news from the Israel Hamas war. -
Culture news London's Kings Place launches 'Scotland Unwrapped', its 2024 season of Scottish music and poetry A year after Kings Place unveiled a brand new state-of-the-art 360° sound system, the home of innovative classical and contemporary music in London launches its 2024 season. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The death of David Bowie and The Sopranos' silver jubilee 2016 saw the final day of one of music's brightest stars and the cigar-smoking Mafia mob boss Tony Soprano begin therapy on TV. -
United Kingdom Idris Elba calls for immediate ban on machetes and 'zombie' knives in the UK The star of "Luther" helped to launch a new campaign called Don’t Stop Your Future, with an art installation in London's Parliament Square. -
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Culture news Russian propaganda film to be screened in Italy despite backlash “The Witness”, a Russian propaganda film about the conflict in Ukraine, is touring Italy despite widespread condemnation from members of the public and officials.