14 January 2024 | Euronews
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Israel Genocide case against Israel: Where does the rest of the world stand on allegations? The accusations levelled against Israel by South Africa are certainly momentous - but what support do they really have globally? -
Denmark Frederik X proclaimed new king of Denmark after his mother Queen Margrethe II abdicates The long-reigning monarch handed over the role of sovereign to her son, who becomes the nation's new sovereign. -
France Migrants killed during perilous sea crossing from France to UK The five dead migrants were discovered just off the coast of France on their attempt to get to UK shores. -
North Korea North Korea launches suspected intermediate-range ballistic missile It’s thought that the Asian nation’s new weapons will be able to reach distant US bases. -
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World News The week in pictures: Gaza conflict marks 100 days as Europe suffers freezing temperatures The best photos from across Europe and beyond this week. -
Iceland Residents forced to evacuate as volcano erupts in Iceland The eruption of the Grindavik volcano is the second such natural disaster to befall the fishing town in the last few weeks. -
Gaza 100 days of Israel-Hamas war: the conflict by numbers The war, which began on 7 October 2023, has now reached its 100th day and seen thousands of deaths, millions of displacements and countless buildings destroyed. -
World News A global day of action: Huge rallies in Europe and beyond call for ceasefire in Gaza Tens of thousands of people gathered in many of the world's capitals on Saturday to call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. A pro-Israel rally was set to take place in London on Sunday. -
Denmark Who is Crown Prince Frederik, Denmark's soon-to-be king? The royal will take over from his mother, Queen Margrethe II, who is stepping down from her role after more than half a century on the throne. -
Ecotech Would you eat food made with animal bones? How carnivores could do the planet a favour Food scientists have found a way to make chicken nuggets and fish cakes out of otherwise discarded bones and hard tissues. -
Moments Lost luggage: How a tiny tracking device saved me from every traveller’s worst nightmare My suitcase went missing on an Amsterdam flight. Here’s how luggage trackers helped me get it back. -
Lifestyle Why British booze makers are finding a haven in the French Alps Amid the soaring peaks of the French Alps, British beer and gin artisans have been blending passion and craft to find a surprising niche for their unique beverages, bringing a whole new meaning to 'entente cordial'. -
Gaza Israel-Hamas war: Israeli PM Netanyahu warns 'no one will stop us' as fighting reaches 100-day mark Netanyahu was speaking after the International Court of Justice at The Hague held two days of hearings on South Africa's allegations that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians - a claim that Israel has fully rejected. -
Business European luxury sector's outlook for 2024: Time to hold or fold? European luxury sector stocks had a negative start to the new year. Bank of America recently provided insights into the sector's outlook for 2024. Analysts emphasise the significance of Chinese consumer behaviour but also raise concerns about challenges faced by 'turnaround' brands.