1 February 2025 | Euronews
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USA Trump's new tariffs spark trade war with Canada and Mexico President Trump declared an economic emergency so that he could place duties of 10% on all imports from China and 25% on imports from Mexico and Canada. -
Germany Thousands across Germany protest against CDU and AfD and far-right policy Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Germany to protest against the CDU's migration policy and its voting behaviour in the Bundestag. -
Israel 'I'm here thanks to you': Israeli hostage freed from Gaza addresses Tel Aviv rally After the initial jubilation of being freed, the released captives — who have been held for more than 15 months — are likely to endure a trying re-entry, based on the testimony of those who were held hostage themselves. -
USA Recovery efforts continue after deadly midair collision in Washington 67 killed in midair collision between American Airlines jet and Army Black Hawk over Potomac River. 41 bodies recovered; wreckage search ongoing. NTSB investigates helicopter deviation, air traffic control staffing. Both black boxes found; preliminary report due in 30 days. -
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USA Medevac plane with six on board crashes in Philadelphia: at least 7 dead 19 injured The crash came just two days after the deadliest US air disaster in a generation when an American Airlines jet collided in midair with an Army helicopter in Washington DC on Wednesday night. -
Somalia US airstrikes target IS fighters in Somalia, Trump says The US president said he had ordered airstrikes on the so-called IS group targets in Somalia on Saturday. -
Sudan Over 50 people killed in attack on open-air market in Sudan's second city An attack on an open market in the Sudanese city of Omdurman by a paramilitary group killed 54 people and wounded at least 158, health authorities said on Saturday. -
Egypt Wounded Palestinian children evacuated to Egypt as Rafah crossing reopens The children are the first in what is meant to be regular evacuations of Palestinians through the crossing for treatment abroad. -
Europe News At least five dead as Ukrainian cities hit by heavy Russian shelling At least five people died overnight as Russian drone and missile strikes pounded Ukraine’s towns and cities, local officials said on Saturday. -
Myanmar Four years ago Myanmar's military staged a coup and sparked a civil war Peace prospects look bleak as a civil war rages despite international pressure on the military four years after it seized power from an elected civilian government. -
United Kingdom UK ambulance service pleads with public to stop making non-urgent calls Ambulance Service, is the patient breathing? Yes, but we haven’t got any heating due to a power cut, can someone bring us a heater? -
Norway Norway releases Russian-crewed ship after cable damage investigation Norway has released a Russian-crewed ship authorities suspected of damaging a fibre optic cable connecting Latvia and the Swedish island of Gotland. -
No Comment Watch: protesters rally to postpone eviction at Barcelona's building Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Barcelona's Casa Orsola on Friday to prevent the eviction of long-term tenant Josep Torrent, drawing attention to the city's housing crisis and soaring rents. -
No Comment Thousands rally to support Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu as he faces new investigations Protests in Istanbul erupted as police used tear gas against supporters of Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who faces new legal challenges seen as efforts to remove him from politics. -
No Comment Watch: Berlin zoo's panda cubs Leni and Lotti debut to the public with their mother Since 31 January, visitors to Berlin Zoo have been able to watch panda cubs Leni and Lotti explore with their mother, Meng Meng. Visit in the morning for the best view. -
Climate ‘Our water is vital. The oil isn’t’: Inside the French village that’s saying 'non' to big oil There are fears that an oil spill could make water around Paris undrinkable. -
Travel News ‘You learn to live with much less’: Why this family decided to set sail and see the world Larissa and Duncan are sailing around the world with their two kids to spot wildlife and collect vital ocean data. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Rebels move deeper into eastern DR Congo as UN says hundreds killed Rwanda-backed rebels are quickly expanding their presence in eastern DR Congo after capturing Goma, the region's major city, the U.N. said on Friday. -
Venezuela Venezuela frees six US citizens after Trump's envoy meets President Maduro The visit by the envoy came as a shock to many Venezuelans who hoped that Trump would continue the “maximum pressure” campaign he pursued against Maduro during his first term. -
Gaza Three Israeli hostages and dozens of Palestinian prisoners freed Israel has begun releasing a group of Palestinian prisoners after Hamas freed three hostages as part of the ceasefire deal that has halted 15 months of fighting in the Gaza Strip. -
Art Restoring Rubens: How a gigantic masterpiece is transformed in front of public eyes Restorers at Antwerp’s Royal Fine Arts Museum are carefully restoring Peter Paul Rubens' massive 'Enthroned Madonna Adored by Saints' masterpiece in full view of the public. -
Economy Jobs market at a crossroads: Which are the fastest growing and declining jobs? Euronews Business takes a closer look at the top growing and declining jobs, offering significant insights into global employment trends by 2030. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? Brussels promises to make red tape disappear In this edition, we digest the major announcement from the Commission this week to scale back on red tape and environmental legislation and we take the temperature of the European economy -
World News Myanmar junta extends mandate by further six months, no date given for elections The military declared a state of emergency in 2021 when it arrested the country's leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, in an army takeover which reversed years of progress toward democracy after five decades of military rule. -
Health news Health authorities in Romania issue alert as flu cases rise for three consecutive weeks So far, 22 people have died with the Health Minister Alexandru Rafila saying none of the fatalities had had the flu vaccine. -
Europe News Student-led protesters blockade bridges in Serbia's second-largest city Weeks of student-led protests, the largest in Serbia in decades, continue to mount a challenge to the Western Balkan country's President Aleksandar Vučić. -
Europe News Trump says White House had 'serious discussions' with Russia about Ukraine war Trump has said repeatedly he wouldn't have allowed the conflict to start if he had been in office, even though he was president as fighting grew in eastern Ukraine between Kyiv's forces and separatists backed by Moscow.