26 January 2024 | Euronews
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Sport Liverpool coach Jürgen Klopp announces he will leave at the end of the season Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp, has announced he will leave the club at the end of the season. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Farmers' protests and the defence of democracy Farmers' protests across Europe sparked a surge in popularity of right-wing populist parties and have made agricultural policy one of the main topics of the upcoming European election campaign. -
World News Ukrainians worry after plane crash that POW exchanges with Russia will end Neither Russia nor Ukraine have provided evidence for their accusations over the crash of a Russian military transport plane near Russia's borders with Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 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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Travel News Eurostar's London-Amsterdam service will still run this summer despite Dutch station renovation A six month suspension of services will no longer take place as the rail operator has found a solution to Amsterdam station works. -
Europe News Several EU countries halt UNRWA funding over alleged staff involvement in October 7 attacks A raft of EU countries - including France and Germany - have suspended funding to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees following allegations staff members were involved in the 7 October attacks on Israel. -
Ukraine UN appeals for urgent humanitarian assistance as war rages on in Ukraine UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi has spent a week visiting several towns affected by the war with Russia. -
Travel News Are Boeing 737 Max planes safe? This travel agent lets you exclude them from search results Max 9s were grounded temporarily by America’s Federal Aviation Administration following a cabin panel blowout during an Alaska Airlines flight. -
Culture news Jennifer Lopez to produce Bob the Builder film set in Puerto Rico Can we fix it? Jenny can! -
United Kingdom Britain's post-Brexit trade talks with Canada break down over beef and cheese The two nations have put a halt to their trade discussions after they couldn’t come to an agreement over dairy products. -
Euronews Witness Joining the EU: What would it mean for young Moldovans? In December 2023, EU leaders agreed to open accession negotiations with Moldova after the Balkan state received EU candidate status in June 2022. How do Moldovans feel about EU integration? Euronews Correspondent Hans von der Brelie travelled to Moldova to find out. -
Earth News Denmark enlists ten more in push for 'ambitious' climate target Denmark, the only EU country so far to explicitly back a 2040 target of cutting the bloc's net greenhouse gas emissions to 90% below 1990 levels, has persuaded Germany, France and eight others to back a call for an "ambitious" target in a joint statement that points towards a similar figure. -
Slovakia Slovakia: Thousands of protesters march against planned amendments to penal code Thursday’s protests took place in two dozen cities and towns. Demonstrators also rallied in Prague and Brno in the Czech Republic, Krakow in Poland, and Paris. -
Europe News Holocaust survivor Irene Shashar calls for 'united Middle East' during Brussels visit Holocaust survivor and author Irene Shashar told Euronews during a visit to Brussels to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day that she "dreams of a peaceful Middle East" modelled on the European Union. -
Culture news Cultural Digest: Don’t miss these events in Europe this week Cute kitties, Viking festivals and the searing sensibilities of 'All of Us Strangers.' Here's what to see and do in Europe this week. -
Tech News What is the quantum threat and what has simple maths got to do with protecting global security? Q-Day is when a quantum computer so powerful is built it could break the public encryption systems. How concerned should we be? -
Climate January temperatures soar to nearly 30C in Spain as start of the year brings record heat Experts say 2024 has a one in three chance of breaking 2023’s global temperature record. -
Europe News EU law on platform workers gets new chance to survive in race against the clock Member states have given a new chance to the Platform Workers Directive, whose survival hangs by a thread. -
Explore Looking for adrenaline-fuelled winter sports? Check out this resort in the Greater Caucasus The Shahdag Mountain Resort is the perfect location to enjoy Azerbaijan during the winter. Days here are never boring, with a wealth of activities on offer, from skiing to paragliding, ice skating to hiking, and an alpine coaster that will take your breath away. -
Economy Irish GDP shrinks as multinational-dominated sectors decline The latest economic data from Ireland's national statistical office shows the economy is continuing to contract. -
Space Ingenuity: NASA's 'little helicopter that could' takes last flight on Mars The helicopter sustained damage to its rotor blades on January 18 and is no longer capable of flying long-term, the US space agency said. -
Economy UK rental market slows as tenants hit ‘affordability ceiling’ The average UK rent price has risen to yet another new high, although supply and demand is starting to even out. -
Ukraine Ukraine and Russia trade accusations over fatal plane crash Moscow says the aircraft was shot down by Kyiv military forces and has Ukrainian POWs on board. But Ukraine says it doubts they were on board. -
Earth News Banks should check client sustainability despite due diligence carveout, lawmakers say The financial sector needs a separate law to impose environmental and human rights obligations after being excluded from a December deal, says a draft seen by Euronews. -
Netherlands Top UN court stops short of ordering ceasefire in Gaza and demands Israel contain deaths South Africa, which brought the case against Israel, had asked for the court to order the Israeli Defence Forces to halt their operation. -
Tech News Telecom sector to see broadband rules approved next month, as Europe’s 5G roll-out lags Europe’s telecom industry is likely to see updated broadband infrastructure rules approved early February, as 5G roll-out across the Union remains low. -
Economy Employment surge as Spain sees 780,000 new jobs created in past year The latest economic data from Spain's government agency, the Instituto Nacional de Estadística, shows employment in the country has improved. -
Culture news 'I'm not boycotting Berlin, I'm boycotting Germany' - DJ Jyoty on pulling out of Berghain International DJ Jyoty talks about the importance of playing politics after joining over 1,000 artists protesting against Germany's recently abandoned controversial “anti-discrimination clause” for arts funding. -
Earth News ‘Shocked, horrified, livid and furious’: Pakistan PM hopeful slams government response after floods Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari says that Pakistan must adapt to climate change to survive. -
Europe News The EU has to make a U-turn on teenagers driving lorries Encouraging some 13,500 teenagers to start driving lorries would be a dangerous experiment, leading to many more of the highest-risk group of drivers behind the wheel of vehicles that cause the most devastation when crashed, Antonio Avenoso writes. -
Culture news Josephine Baker exhibition in Berlin celebrates the trailblazing dancer A new exhibition in Germany is celebrating the centennial of Josephine Baker’s pioneering performances at the Revue Nègre. -
Tech News US authorities open inquiry into Big Tech's partnerships with leading AI startups Tech giants have recently invested billions in artificial intelligence (AI) startups. -
Travel News Long queues and scams: Will the new EU entry system cause border chaos? The EES is now set to be operational in October 2024 after repeated pushbacks. -
Culture news Van Gogh Museum fires multiple workers for Pokemon shenanigans At least four employees of the museum have been fired in connection with limited edition Pokemon cards. -
Barcelona's start-up ecosystem continues to grow. Here's why you should get a tech job there After more than a decade of growth as a major tech hub, Barcelona's start-up ecosystem is maturing. It's never been a better time to get a job there. -
Iran Fire engulfs Tehran hospital, no casualties State media reported that a huge fire broke out at a hospital in Iran's capital Tehran. -
USA Alabama executes a man with nitrogen gas for first time Kenneth Eugene Smith lost two final appeals to the Supreme Court and one to a federal appeals court, arguing the execution was a cruel and unusual punishment. -
World News Ecuadorian government seizes and destroys over 20 tonnes of cocaine Ecuadorian authorities have started the process of destroying some 22 tonnes of cocaine seized in recent days. -
Health news The world’s most expensive drug has been approved for use in Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands Libmeldy - a treatment for a rare disease costing €2.5 million - has become available in Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands. -
Culture news Harrison Ford’s Star Wars script to be auctioned in London A coveted piece of Star Wars memorabilia is about to be auctioned next month in London. Warsies pay attention. -
Business 'Indigestible Spaghetti gathering': Do boycotts against companies work? A recent boycott campaign in Italy against a large pasta brand has caused a social media stir after a senior Italian politician visited the factory. But how powerful, in fact, can a boycott campaign be on brands? -
Nature What does the world look like through the eyes of a bee? New tech reveals how animals see colours Unlike humans, the eye structure of animals like honeybees and hummingbirds means they can see ultraviolet light. -
Culture news Barbie Oscar snubs: Were they sexist? The internet is ablaze with vitriol for the Academy not nominating Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig for Best Actress and Best Director for 'Barbie'. One recurring argument is that the motivation behind the omission is sexist. Euronews Culture debunks... Because enough is Kenough. -
Lifestyle Watch: Kidult collectables are the top trend at London Toy Fair 2024 From robotic football trainers to the booming kidult collectables sector for ages 12 and above, the London Toy Fair showcased a playground of innovation. -
Business Which city will host the prized new anti-money laundering agency? Nine candidates from Madrid to Riga will present their case at a grueling 12-hour hearing next week. -
Art Step inside Joana Vasconcelos stunning Lisbon exhibition MAAT Lisbon is exhibiting six of the Portuguese artist's most astonishing works - right on the banks of the Tagus river. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Markets Will entertainment stocks be a hit in 2024? Entertainment stocks, such as Paramount Global, had a weak performance in 2023 - although this year could prove different as streaming and gaming sectors continue to evolve.