15 January 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News Pro-EU parties at political centre can ward off far-right surge, Metsola assures European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has told Euronews she is "confident" that mainstream, pro-European political parties can ward off a far-right surge in June's European elections. -
Earth News Climate change is in the spotlight as leaders meet in Davos: What can we expect? Climate change is one of the biggest risks the world faces over the next decade, according to the World Economic Forum. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Lawmakers close in on deal to tackle football’s dirty money A new EU law set to be agreed Wednesday may mean extra checks for major football clubs, and curbs on cash usage -
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Scenes Meet the boxing family fighting to improve the lives of young people in Mexico "The role of a coach includes everything from being a dad to being a psychologist, a doctor and a therapist." -
Economy Davos 2024: President Zelenskyy to meet JP Morgan's CEO in bid to raise funds Ukraine is seeking new ways to finance its rebuilding plans as vital aid from the West slows down. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly has plans to meet JP Morgan's CEO at the World Economic Forum. -
Lifestyle Prada, Armani and Jeff Bezos: The best of Milan Fashion Week so far Milan's menswear fashion week for fall 2024 is in full swing! So far we've seen fab collections from Prada, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, and the dynamic duo at Dsquared2. -
Travel News Travel warning: US faces week-long flight disruption from freezing Arctic storms Airports across the country have been impacted by the extreme weather with delays and cancellations. -
wellbeing Chemical changes in the brain could help you get over a breakup, researchers find Scientists studied prairie voles, rodents that are known to be monogamous, to analyse the relationship between love and chemicals in the brain. -
Economy Longevity: 6 ways to boost ageing populations according to WEF Gathering for its annual meeting in the Swiss town of Davos, the World Economic Forum has released a new plan to support ageing societies. -
Business Romania: Protests continue over taxes, subsidies and Ukraine competition Romanian truck drivers and farmers protested across the country for the sixth time on Monday, as negotiations with the coalition government over lower taxes, higher subsidies and other demands failed to reach any agreements. -
Business Conflict and tension in the Red Sea may see Europe's economic concerns heighten All the goods and merchandise travelling by container will not only reach their destination late but prices will now reflect increased costs. This will mean higher prices on shelves which, in turn, will lead to an overall increase in inflation, Osama Rizvi writes. -
Europe News EU must stand 'firm' with Taiwan to ease tensions with China, says Taipei's envoy The European Union must stand "firm" with Taiwan to confront China's "intimidating and coercive" behaviour, says Taipei's envoy to the bloc. -
Switzerland Conflict, climate change and AI get top billing as leaders converge for Davos This year's motto for the week-long annual summit is 'rebuilding trust'. -
Economy Most economists fear more global fragmentation likely in 2024 About 56% of global chief economists feel that the world is likely to see increased economic weakness in the coming year, whereas seven out of 10 believe there will be more rifts. -
Germany Farmers in Germany decry plans to scrap diesel tax breaks Euronews correspondent Liv Stroud heads to the German capital to speak with farmers protesting against the Bundestag's plan to do away with subsidies on diesel. -
Art US appeals court says Madrid museum is rightful owner of Nazi-looted Pissarro painting US judges ruled that Madrid’s Thyssen-Bornemisza museum is the rightful owner of a priceless Pissarro painting, which was stolen from a Jewish family during the Holocaust. -
Economy What are Europe's most concentrated industry sectors? The concentration data is new and experimental but is useful for gaining a better understanding of how much production in an industry or the entire economy is controlled by a small number of large firms, according to Eurostat. -
Israel At least one dead and 18 injured in suspected car-ramming terror attack in Israel At least one woman in her 70s has died and dozens were injured in a ramming and stabbing attack in the Israeli city of Ra'naana, to the north of Tel Aviv, on Monday. -
Earth News Poland’s new government commits to join EU 'fight' against climate change The return to power of Polish prime minister Donald Tusk could see one of Europe's least enthusiastic supporters of climate action in recent years throw its weight behind a radical new 2040 emissions reduction target, but erstwhile ally Hungary signalled scepticism at an informal ministerial summit. -
Business From porn to aviation: Millionaire OnlyFans co-founder aims to fly high with new business venture Millionaire OnlyFans co-founder, Tom Stokely, aims for the sky as he plans a new venture with a startup airline. -
France Residents of France’s Réunion island told to brace themselves for ‘very dangerous’ storm The French Indian Ocean territory is being pounded by a devastating tropical storm which has forced residents into a 36-hour lockdown. -
World News Ecuador's armed forces raid prisons in attempt to stop gang violence Soldiers and police intervened on Sunday in several prisons in Ecuador in search of weapons, ammunition and explosives and to restore order amid an unprecedented surge of violence in the country. -
Art PJ Harvey album cover wins Best Art Vinyl Award Art Vinyl has revealed the winners of its 19th Best Art Vinyl Award, the annual art prize for the best record cover design of the year. -
No Comment WATCH: New Yorkers hunker down amid sub-zero temperatures Buffalo, NY, was almost brought to a complete standstill last weekend after a travel ban was issued due to a dangerous lake-effect storm. -
Economy Germany's GDP shrank in 2023 as industries limped to end of year Europe's biggest economy had a rough year: German GDP contracted by 0.3% in 2023, according to official data. -
Russia Wives of Russian soldiers lay flowers in Moscow to protest against the Kremlin Women have been visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, located in the Alexander Garden near the walls of the Kremlin, to pay tribute to the fallen and as a form of protest aimed at the authorities. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 15th – 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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Business Apple offers Chinese customers discounts on iPhone 15s The price of iPhone 15s is being cut by as much as 5% as competition heats up in China's smartphone market. -
Culture news The Weeknd’s ‘Blinding Lights’ becomes first song to pass 4 billion streams on Spotify Ed Sheeran's 'Shape of You' is no longer the most streamed song, with The Weeknd overlapping the ginger wonder with over 4 billion streams. -
Guatemala Deputies locked up and hours of tension: Bernardo Arévalo finally becomes president of Guatemala The son of a Guatemalan president credited with implementing key social reforms in the mid-20th century, Arévalo takes office with the expectation of tackling Guatemala's entrenched corruption. But it will not be easy. -
Money Are we trading Bitcoin’s price for its centralisation? We can protect Bitcoin’s long-term value by diversifying how and where we invest in it and keeping a close eye on the custody practices and decentralisation (or lack thereof) of these financial products, Marc Taverner writes. -
No Comment WATCH: Military and police in Ecuador raid prisons after week of unprecedented violence The police and military operation came a day after President Daniel Noboa and the official body that controls the prisons announced the release of nearly 170 prison officers and administrative staff who had been held by inmates for six days. -
Russia Convicted Russian ex-mayor freed from prison after agreeing to fight in Ukraine The former mayor of Vladivostok, who had been sentenced to 12 years in prison for bribery, was reportedly freed after agreeing to be sent to the frontline in Ukraine. -
Work Almost 40% of jobs around the world will be impacted by AI, IMF chief says Kristalina Georgieva said now is the time to act to create a set of policies ensuring the impact of AI is beneficial not detrimental to humanity. -
Culture news 'Succession' props - including a ludicrously capacious bag - sell at auction A ludicrously capacious bag, anyone? -
Climate ‘I am more worried than ever’: Scientists explain why record-shattering 2023 heat has them on edge Keeping within the 1.5C warming limit is 'is technically possible but politically impossible', one scientist argues. -
Business World’s five richest men double their fortunes as poorest 60 percent lose money, Oxfam says A concentration of global corporate and monopoly power is contributing to deepening inequality which is making the richest richer and the poorest poorer. -
United Kingdom Six pro-Palestine activists arrested over plot to disrupt London Stock Exchange Arrests were made in London, Liverpool and Brighton following a police investigation after receiving a tip from a British newspaper about the alleged plan. -
USA Trump urges supporters to brave winter storms and vote for him in Iowa caucuses Voting is set to begin Monday night in Iowa as former President Donald Trump eyes a victory that would send a resounding message that nothing can slow his march toward the Republican Party's 2024 nomination. -
Iceland Eruption in Iceland: 'We will not give up' says president The eruption sent lava snaking towards the nearby fishing town of Grindavik and setting at least one home on fire. -
World News White House calls on Israel to scale back Gaza offensive The US says “it’s the right time” for Israel to scale back its military offensive in the Gaza Strip, as Israeli leaders again vowed to press ahead with their operation against the territory’s ruling Hamas militant group. -
Food and Drink Olive oil scams are proliferating: How do you spot a fake extra-virgin? Olive oil shortages and skyrocketing prices have created the perfect breeding ground for fraudulent producers -
Switzerland More countries join talks on Ukraine peace formula, but China is missing Ukrainian officials hailed it as a “good sign” that the number of participants in a string of conferences on Zelenskyy’s peace formula was growing. -
Yemen Houthi rebels fire cruise missile at American destroyer in Red Sea This was the first reaction from Houthis since the US and UK launched strikes against their bases and launch sites in Yemen.