29 January 2024 | Euronews
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World News Albania's Constitutional Court rules that migration deal with Italy can go ahead if approved Thirty Albanian lawmakers attempted to block the deal’s ratification by referring it to the Constitutional Court. -
Health news UK NHS is offering a world first 'blood matching' test to treat sickle cell patients The new blood group genotyping test uses DNA analysis to match people with the most compatible blood. -
United Kingdom Princess of Wales and King Charles III leave London hospitals after surgery The King decided to announce the operation in advance to encourage other men to have their prostates checked. -
Europe News EU Commission won't trigger 'nuclear option' against Hungary until there's clear majority in favour The European Commission will not push forward Article 7, the so-called nuclear option, against Hungary over breaches of fundamental rights until there is a strong majority in favour among member states. -
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Destinations Sandboarding and ancient temples: What to do in Peru if you’ve already seen Machu Picchu From glacier hikes to exhilarating sandboarding, Peru is packed with adventure. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Gaza 'Pushed to the brink of starvation': WFP says Gaza needs more food aid The World Food Programme's Deputy Director Carl Skau tells Euronews in Rome that situation in Gaza is "really really desperate, really dire." -
Tech News We can reinvent the way local communities engage in infrastructure development Local dividend systems could positively transform infrastructure projects’ costs and timeline to completion, but also revitalise communities’ engagement in their own future, in ways that were never possible before, Taavi Kotka writes. -
Business Ryanair backs Boeing as profit expectations take a fall The budget airline shows support for Boeing and its series of manufacturing crises while forecasting a fall in profits of its own. -
Scenes Watch: Ayşegül turning over a sustainable new leaf in Türkiye Ayşegül Taşkıran is revolutionising biofuels by converting natural waste into pellets -
Economy Amazon pulls the plug on iRobot amid disappointing EU connection Amazon drops $1.4 billion bid for iRobot amid disagreements with EU regulators threatening to block the deal in 2022. -
Tech News Italy's privacy watchdog warns OpenAI that ChatGPT breaches Europe's privacy laws Italy's privacy body opened a probe into the company in March last year and briefly banned ChatGPT, alleging it had breached the EU's data rules. -
Earth News Toxic landslide threatens Danish village as argument over clean up costs escalates After nine days, Nordic Waste - the company that operated the site - gave up on getting the landslide under control. -
Travel News France blocks plans to let British expats stay longer than 90 days without a visa The news comes as a blow to the roughly 86,000 British people who own a second home in France. -
Earth News ‘Enormous potential’: Inside Scotland’s green strategy to power the nation solely with renewables Scotland aims to generate enough energy from green sources to cater for its own needs and to contribute to other countries’ electricity supply. -
Economy Iran's currency tumbles as tensions escalate in the Middle East The rial lost 17% in the past four months in the free market against the US dollar, as Iran tackles inflation soaring above 40%. -
Economy Middle East tensions fuel chances of oil price surge Following a drone attack on a US airbase in Jordan, the Middle Eastern conflict could get worse. US President Joe Biden says his country "will hold all those responsible to account at a time and in a manner of our choosing". -
Travel News Deutschlandticket: Germany will continue to offer €49 public transport pass in 2024 Travellers can still take advantage of Germany's €49 public transport ticket this year thanks to government funding. -
Art Check out the cute and funny winners of The Nature Photography Contest “Nature photography is a great way to raise awareness on how crucial it is to protect our planet.” -
Europe News Can the EU AI Act embrace people's needs while redefining algorithms? The EU's flagship AI legislation doesn’t cover all cases, scenarios, or terminology, but it may complement existing legislation of the member states, including accessibility, equality or social protection laws, Yonah Welker writes. -
Earth News Farnborough: Why did Greta Thunberg join hundreds of activists protesting an English airport? The airport is seeking to increase its maximum number of flights to 70,000 a year, including private trips with pets. -
Business UK firms issue more profits warnings than seen during 2008 bank crisis One in five UK companies warns of declining profits as high interest rates take their toll. -
Food and Drink Pineapplegate: English Breakfast Society angers Brits over breakfast change The chair of the English Breakfast Society is urging people to add pineapple to their breakfast... And Brits don’t seem too thrilled about it. -
Business 'Enough is enough': With $300 billion in debt, court says it's time to liquidate China's Evergrande The world’s most heavily indebted real estate developer has been ordered to undergo liquidation. But their assets don't cover their liabilities. -
Healthcare UK announces single-use vape ban. Which other countries are cracking down on vaping? The UK has announced a ban on disposable e-cigarettes, which have become popular among teens. Which other countries are cracking down? -
Italy Italy’s Giorgia Meloni opens Africa summit with plan to curb migration and boost development Italy’s prime minister opened the summit in Rome unveiling the country’s plan for developing the continent, which she hopes would stop migration to Europe. -
Economy Where is European money travelling abroad? New data reveals the countries contributing to the total of personal transfers within and outside the EU in 2022. -
Europe News EU to review UNRWA funding and calls for staff probe after allegations of October 7 involvement The European Commission said on Monday it will "review" its support to UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, following allegations several of its staff members were involved in the October 7 attacks on Israel. -
Markets Markets’ week ahead: European stocks slip ahead of Fed rate reveal The US Federal Reserve is expected to announce its interest rate decision on Wednesday, with speculations of a rate cut increasingly losing steam. -
World News The future of tourism: different and sustainable As the number of visitors continue to grow, popular countries are looking towards new strategies and the opening of new destinations to reduce visitor numbers in areas under pressure from tourism. -
Lifestyle Januhairy: What embracing body hair says about the beauty ideal The viral start-of-year challenge invites women to embrace their natural body hair for a month. But why is body hair - especially on women - still so controversial? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 29th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey Turkey arrests 47 alleged IS members over Istanbul church attack The Interior Ministry said police raided 30 locations and arrested 47 people as part of the investigation into the attack. -
Culture news Pornographic deepfakes of Taylor Swift spark calls for new AI legislation Why are searches for the world’s most famous pop star blocked on X, and how is the issue creating uproar straight to the White House? -
Business Who's overtaken Elon Musk as the world's richest person? The change in the leaderboard is a symptom of diverging business empires and rapid movements in market performance. -
World News Ex-Prime Minister wins first round of Finland's presidential vote to set up a run-off The result will force the race into a run-off on 11 February between Stubb and Haavisto, as none of the candidates received more than half of the votes. -
Gaza Iran denies involvement in drone strike as Biden says US 'must respond' All the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war. -
Earth News ‘Our farming system is sick’: Mona Lisa soup stunt to be followed by farmers protests in Paris Thousands of police have been deployed to guard a fresh food market and airports in the French capital. -
Health news Scientists think the way humans have evolved may be preventing us from solving climate change While studying human evolution to find solutions for the growing climate crisis, researchers found a mix of encouraging and depressing results. -
Business UK financial firms are hungry for AI - what's hindering progress? Most insurance and banking companies are incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into their workflow, but obstacles remain, according to a new report. -
The Cube Is the Las Meninas painting being cancelled for being a hate crime? The Cube takes a closer look at claims that Las Meninas will be withdrawn from the Prado Museum in Madrid for supposedly being a hate crime. -
Sport Turkey takes home two gold medals at final day of Judo Grand Prix Mihael Zgank secured a tough win for his country while Hilal Ozturk fought hard to secure her first Grand Prix Gold. -
Nature Talking tomatoes and hungry caterpillars: Scientists unlock more secrets of plant communication Heirloom vs hybrid tomatoes: Scientists find organic plants can fight off caterpillars better. -
Creators Microscopic masterpieces: See the world's smallest handmade sculptures As a child, Dr Willard Wigan's teachers told him he would amount to nothing, but now he's a celebrated micro artist famous for his microscopic handmade creations. -
Culture news Pastime Paradise: New exhibition aims to celebrate Britain's love of hobbies All hobbies and pastimes are welcome for this bold new UK exhibition by Artangel and Hetain Patel -
Europe Decoded Why the EU’s plan to criminalise non-consensual sex is falling apart Brussels’ plan to criminalise non-consensual sex across the European Union risks falling apart as EU capitals disagree on a common legal definition of rape. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | January 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Belgium EU elections: Europe's youngest MEP on how to engage young people The 2019 European elections saw the highest turnout since 1994 - driven by a surge in youth participation. But what are young people's priorities ahead of this year's elections and how can the EU engage them? -
Economy What's in store for LNG and Europe in 2024? The story of liquified natural gas (LNG) — natural gas cooled down to liquid form for ease and safety of non-pressurised storage or transport — is getting interesting as it increases its share in the global primary energy mix, Osama Rizvi writes.