11 January 2024 | Euronews
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Health news CES 2024: French tech company Withings wows with its 'multiscope' wand for home health checks The device measures your temperature, takes electrocardiograms, monitors heart and lung health, and reads your blood oxygen levels, all in one tool. -
Football Now 2023 Asian Cup: Who will win the continent's most prestigious prize? The latest edition of Asia's biggest international tournament takes place throughout January and February. This week, FOOTBALL NOW takes a look at the contenders. -
Poland Poland's president to pardon former politicians arrested on Tuesday Duda already pardoned them in 2015, though legal experts argued these pardons were illegal at the time. -
World News Ukraine President Zelenskyy rules out a ceasefire with Russia, saying Moscow would use it to rearm Limited ceasefires have occasionally been proposed since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022, but have never taken hold. -
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Economy US inflation rises to 3.4% in December on energy prices US year-on-year inflation numbers for December 2023 came in higher-than-expected following energy prices falling at a lower rate -
Climate Winters warmer than -8C are making snow disappear - and threatening Europe’s water supplies Europe’s snowpack is disappearing as winters warm. What is it and why is it important? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania sign deal to tackle Black Sea mines The agreement will establish a task group between the three NATO countries to deal with mines that drift into their waters from the war in Ukraine. -
World News Finland keeps its Russia border crossings closed for another month amid ongoing hybrid war concerns The Finnish government says that people are waiting just over the border in Russia for the frontier to be reopened, so they can try to cross. -
Mobility How did an iPhone sucked out of a plane survive intact after falling 4,500 metres? A social media user posted a photo of an iPhone that appeared to fall from an Alaska Airlines flight after part of the fuselage broke away from the plane. A space scientist explains why it stayed intact. -
Earth News Norway becomes first country to back deep-sea mining despite environmental concerns According to a study by the Environmental Justice Foundation published on the day of the vote, deep-sea mining is not needed for the clean energy transition. -
Georgia Protests after activist defaces icon of Stalin in Georgia Controversy was sparked by an online video showing paint splattered on an icon of the former Soviet leader in Tbilisi's Holy Trinity Cathedral. -
Europe News ‘Troubling gap’ between EU promises and actions on human rights, watchdog says The European Union "persistently failed" to act on its human rights commitments in 2023, Human Rights Watch said Thursday. -
Cyprus Migrant group slams Cyprus authorities for failure to investigate bomb attack A prominent migrant rights group in Cyprus has bashed the country’s authorities for failing to properly investigate a bomb attack against its offices in Nicosia. -
Germany Germany ready to help reduce tensions in disputed South China Sea Speaking during a visit to the Philippines, the German foreign minister says the nation will support Asian coastal nations against China’s controversial actions. -
Economy OECD: Inflation dipped slightly in November 2023 Across the 38 members of the OECD, year-on-year inflation was at a two-year low in November 2023. -
Culture news The rise of World Music: Young listeners in the US are falling for non-English speaking artists Music lovers in the US, the world’s biggest music streaming market, listened to more music in other languages than English in 2023, according to a new report. -
Economy Davos 2024: What the theme 'rebuilding trust' is all about As we face an increasingly fractured and polarised world, this year’s World Economic Forum summit will look at ways of rebuilding and strengthening trust amongst global stakeholders. -
Europe News Taylor & Co: The artists Brussels wants to enlist to mobilise young voters ahead of the EU elections Taylor Swift might be spared of a cruel summer after all: the European Commission is planning to enlist the help of other music artists to mobilise young voters ahead of this year's EU elections. -
Economy Time to buy a house? It might cost double the price House prices and rents in the EU show significant trends that vary across the country, according to new official data. -
Sweden Football coach Sven-Goran Eriksson says he has cancer and might have less than a year to live The former England coach has announced he has inoperable pancreatic cancer and has only a matter of months left to live. -
Culture news Why Tom Cruise joining forces with Warner Bros. is a bigger deal than you think Steven Spielberg said the action star "saved Hollywood" last year. Now Tom Cruise is taking his star power to Warner Bros. to produce a new wave of films. -
Culture news Here's everything you need to know about each of BAFTA's 2024 Rising Stars nominees The British Academy has announced the candidates for its Rising Star award, recognising emerging onscreen talent - the only BAFTA film honour that is determined by public votes. -
Libya Libya’s new National Dialogue is a chance for European leaders to make things right Competing outside interests have fanned the flames of internal discord in Libya. European policymakers must show an active interest in this new initiative, rather than falling back repeatedly on the failed formulas of the past, Ashraf Boudouara writes. -
Poland Poland's frustrated opposition calls for protests against new pro-EU government The Justice and Law Party, ousted in recent elections, says the protests are a defense of democracy and free media. -
Business The world's fastest on-road car is up for auction: Is it worth the price? The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ could fetch as much as €5 million. -
What impact could the EU's AI Act have on jobs? Here's what we know about how the EU's planned AI Act could influence jobs as well as what companies are hiring. -
Business Is Airbnb still a good business model? Online rental platforms on the rise in Europe Euronews Business looks at the new data on how tourist online platforms are performing and identifies the top destinations to head to. -
Health news 'Cocktail of respiratory viruses' hit EU countries, with 'high' levels of flu The deaths of two men in Italy from flu this week made headlines in the country as cases of respiratory illnesses "intensify" in other EU countries. -
Nature Climate change drove this giant ape to extinction over 200,000 years ago, study reveals The great apes stood 3 metres tall and weighed up to 295 kg. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 11th – Midday 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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Yemen UN Security Council adopts maritime resolution condemning Houthi attacks in Red Sea A new resolution demands Houthis stop their attacks immediately, saying they impede global commerce, undermine shipping freedoms and regional peace and security. -
Health news Nipah virus: First vaccine to treat devastating disease with 75% mortality rate goes to trial The first participants in a trial received doses of a vaccine for the Nipah virus - a disease with a mortality rate of up to 75 per cent. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy asks for air defences during Baltic trip, saying Ukraine has proven it can stop Russia The Ukrainian president will meet with Estonian leaders and address parliament on Thursday, during his second day on his Baltic trip. -
Business Starbucks sued by consumer group over alleged false ethical sourcing claims The consumer group slammed Starbucks' alleged failure to adopt "meaningful reforms" to its coffee and tea sourcing practices. -
Business Google’s €2.4 bn shopping bill should stand, top legal opinion says Record-breaking antitrust fines were justified as the search engine promoted its own services, Advocate General Juilane Kokott said -
Money US regulators approve first bitcoin ETFs in win for Wall Street US regulators have given 11 bitcoin ETFs the green light. -
Earth News Brewers froth over winemakers’ exemption from anti-waste rules As the EU debates rules to limit packaging waste, beer producers argue they are being unfairly discriminated against with exemptions for winemakers from reuse targets and deposit-return schemes, but one of Europe’s wine industry association chiefs says brewers should “mind their own business”. -
Earth News 'Spectacular' growth in renewables in 2023 keeps COP28 pledge within reach, says IEA IEA reports 50% growth last year. -
Israel Israel says it found hostage traces in Hamas tunnel, fighting rages in central Gaza, post-war plans The latest developments from the Israel Hamas war. -
The Cube Has Israel changed the barcode number on its products due to boycotts? On social media, calls have been increasing to stop buying goods and services from Israel. But are they based on facts? -
Climate Climate change could be impacting babies’ birth weights, new study reveals Exposure to extreme temperatures could be impacting babies’ birth weights, a new study has found. -
Travel News Indians boycott travel to the Maldives over PM’s holiday photos Prime Minister Narendra Modi's holiday photos have caused tensions between the two countries to boil over. -
Economy Student loans in Europe: Is university worth the debt? Euronews Business looks at how fees and support systems work in higher education in Europe, particularly in the UK. We also examine how the employment of recent graduates and salaries vary by educational level. -
Culture news Take a look inside the newly reopened Ancient Greek palace where Alexander the Great was crowned It was the largest building of classical Greece: the palace where Alexander the Great was proclaimed king before he launched a conquest that took him as far as modern-day Afghanistan. -
Culture news The Mystical Passion: Vatican doctrine chief under fire for his book about orgasms Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez’s 1998 book about mystical-sensual experiences with God describes orgasms in graphic detail. It’s exposing rifts within the Catholic Church. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News European asset managers greener than Americans, study finds The green-finance gulf between EU investors and US rivals such as BlackRock is widening, a campaign group says -
Tech News CES 2024: Some of the most weird and the wonderful tech innovations and gadgets unveiled so far From hairdryers that use light to dry your hair to the latest air taxi concepts, CES 2024 is brimming with new tech. Here's our pick of the crop. -
Netherlands What are the merits of South Africa’s genocide case against Israel? South Africa’s genocide case against Israel will start to be heard this week at the International Court of Justice in The Hague - so what will happen in the court?