5 February 2024 | Euronews
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USA Heading into the presidential election, America is angry and worried Donald Trump leads confidently in the swing states, but the November presidential election still holds serious challenges, John McLaughlin writes. -
Health news Scientists inject horses with snake venom to develop treatment for humans According to the World Health Organisation, roughly 5.4 million people are bitten by snakes each year, resulting in between 83,000-138,000 deaths. -
United Kingdom King Charles III diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace says King Charles III has been diagnosed with "a form of cancer" and has "commenced a schedule of regular treatments", Buckingham Palace announced on Monday. -
Health news Why are four out of five people with autoimmune diseases women? Women account for a large majority of people with autoimmune diseases. Scientists have discovered a possible theory as to why. -
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World News Brazilian soccer star Dani Alves goes on trial for alleged sexual assault State prosecutors are seeking a nine-year prison sentence for Alves, while the lawyers representing his accuser want 12 years. -
World News Turkey earthquake: A year on, some survivors still living in tents and shipping containers Tuesday marks one year since the devastating earthquake in Turkey. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 5th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Always wanted to live in Japan? A new digital nomad visa is launching next month Immerse yourself in Japan with this new digital nomad visa. -
Europe News EU corruption scandal: Chief inspector’s leaked comments threaten to blow up case A secretly recorded conversation, to which Euronews has had access, shows a leading police investigator in the so-called Qatargate probe questioning the integrity of both the repentant and the judges. -
Business Samsung chief acquitted of financial crimes A South Korean court has found Lee Jae-yong not guilty of accounting fraud and stock manipulation. -
Scenes Watch: Scientists farm a superfood in the North Sea In a region with limited daylight, Kelpinor relies on the technological tricks it has up its sleeve for growing seaweed. -
Georgia Explosives allegedly in transit from Ukraine to Russia seized by Georgian security service The SSG claims the devices were intended to be used in terrorist attacks on Georgian soil or abroad. -
Health news Mild COVID infections may make insomnia ‘more likely,’ new study says A study of patients with mild COVID infections found that most reported trouble sleeping, including bouts of insomnia. -
Europe News Stop exporting weapons and send them to Ukraine instead, Borrell urges EU countries Member states should temporarily halt exports of weapons to countries other than Ukraine, Josep Borrell said on Monday, asking governments to take a "political decision" and step up ammunition supplies. -
United Kingdom Irish and UK leaders celebrate end of Northern Ireland political deadlock in Belfast Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar visited Stormont on Monday to mark the return of power-sharing in Northern Ireland. -
Earth News Consumers back Europe’s angry farmers but struggle to afford locally-produced food In a Paris market, Moroccan clementines and Polish mushrooms cost about half the price of their French counterparts. -
Travel News Austria’s new rail plan could drastically cut travel times to Munich and Paris by 2040 "It is a rail network for a climate-neutral Austria in which climate protection and good mobility go hand in hand." -
Euronews Witness Why does France hold the record for accidents in the workplace? The 'Stop Death at Work' advocacy group, which campaigns on behalf of victims and their bereaved families, may have the answer. -
Smart Regions Europe's largest underwater telescope reveals what is really going on in the sea...and the universe In this episode of Smart Regions, we take a deep dive into Sicily's underwater laboratory that could help us better understand the origins of our universe. -
El Salvador El Salvador's Nayib Bukele heads for reelection as president For many the election hinged on the tradeoff of curtailed civil liberties for security in a country once terrorized by gangs. -
Business Iran used UK bank accounts to evade Western sanctions: FT Two of the UK's biggest banks, Santander UK and Lloyds, provided accounts to British companies with links to Iran's intelligence services. -
Earth News Commission open to revisit glyphosate decision pending research Upcoming scientific evidence could reverse EU executive’s decision. -
Healthcare Germany's health crisis: Why Europe's biggest economy is fending off a chronic doctor shortage In Germany, one in four doctors are leaving the profession. What is being done to nurse the healthcare system back to health? -
Lifestyle Watch: Take a look inside the adorable Japanese cafe where you can cuddle with micro pigs Micro-pig cafes are the latest in a series of animal coffee shops that have popped up in Japan, including ones with owls, hedgehogs and even snakes. -
Culture news Facebook celebrates its 20th anniversary: Is the social media giant still relevant? Once a way to keep in touch with college friends, the Franken-platform now has very little resemblance to the Facebook of yesteryear. Can it still claim to be culturally-relevant? -
Economy UK state pension age must rise for economy's sake, say experts Research shows the ratio of retirees to workers in the UK is becoming unsustainable as the population ages and birth rates fall. -
Culture news Dad's Army actor Ian Lavender who portrayed Private Pike dies aged 77 Lavender's iconic performance in "Dad's Army" led to a decade of fame, and he continued to entertain audiences in "EastEnders" and various theatrical productions. -
Economy Turkey inflation for January climbs as housing and utility prices rise Turkey's inflation figures for January continued to climb as prices for housing and utility services rose further. -
Tech News What is 'spatial computing' and why is Apple pushing the new buzzword? The tech giant believes the term will become commonplace in our daily lives. But is Apple's Vision Pro headset and spatial computing the future? -
Culture news 'Scoop': Netflix releases first photos of ‘car crash’ Prince Andrew interview movie The first official pictures from an upcoming Netflix film of Newsnight's infamous interview with Prince Andrew have been released. -
Chile At least 112 dead in Chile after forest fires ravage the country for three days Chile’s President Gabriel Boric warned that the number of victims might rise as rescue services go through the homes that have collapsed because of the flames. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 5th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Boeing on thin ice with Emirates as new delays announced Boeing in the 'last chance saloon' warns Emirates boss Sir Tim Clark, as the manufacturer's crisis continues. -
Culture news Serbian actor Miloš Biković dropped from cast of HBO's White Lotus over Russia ties The actor, who was recently cast for the third season of the acclaimed TV series, has voiced his opposition to HBO's decision, labeling it as "the triumph of absurdity and the defeat of art." -
Travel News Lufthansa strike: German airline warns of extensive disruption to flights on Wednesday Passengers will be informed of cancellations from 4pm today. -
Economy Minimum wages in Europe: How do salaries compare across the continent? The proportion of workers earning just the minimum wage is higher than 10% in a number of countries across Europe. Euronews Business takes a closer look at the data. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy confirms he is thinking about replacing Ukraine's top military commander A rift between Zaluzhnyi and Zelenskyy first broke into the open last autumn when the general acknowledged that the fighting with Russia had stalemated. -
Culture news Everything we know about Taylor Swift's new album, 'The Tortured Poets Department' Taylor Swift announced her 11th studio album while accepting Best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammys last night. Here's everything we know (including the tracklist)... -
Earth News Parisians vote to triple parking fees for SUVs to curb pollution ahead of Olympic Games The vote is part of the French capital's crackdown on 'heavy, bulky, polluting individual cars'. -
Gaza Israeli airstrikes kill dozens in Gaza as diplomatic efforts continue All the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war and the conflict in the Middle East. -
Yemen US warns of more attacks on Iran-backed militants After a series of airstrikes over the weekend, the United States warns of further retaliation if Iran-backed militias continue their attacks. -
Culture news Grammys 2024: Winners and key takeaways from a dramatic evening Taylor Swift makes history and announces a new album... Barbie triumphant... Killer Mike arrested... The Grammys bring excitement and drama. -
Culture news Story of the Seine: Paris exhibition explores history of the river through found objects Beneath the tourist-packed plaza of Notre Dame Cathedral, an archaeological site tells the story of Paris and its River Seine through objects excavated from its bed and banks. Discover the exhibition “Dans La Seine”. -
France Greens congress rubber stamp their manifesto The European Greens approved their manifesto in Lyon on Sunday, which will carry them to the European elections in June. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 5th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Hot parents' children earn more, research shows Good looks can be their own kind of inherited asset, boosting income across the generations, a new study reveals.