Japan Japan New Year incident: What we know After a car rammed into a crowded Tokyo street on New Year's Day, Euronews tells you what we know so far of the incident. 01/01/2019
World In pictures: New Year's Eve celebrations around the world Take a look at our selection of some of the best photos of the New Year 2019 celebrations. 01/01/2019
world news Watch: Happy New Year from everyone at Euronews! Euronews' journalists wish you a Happy New Year in their native languages. From the French "Bonne année" to the German "Frohes neues Jahr," there should be at least one phrase that is familiar to you. 31/12/2018
World How does Europe celebrate New Year's Eve? How does Europe bring in the New Year? Euronews staff tell us how they celebrate in their home countries. 31/12/2018
world news A fresh start to the new year Thousands across the world plunged into icy waters to welcome in 2018. 02/01/2018
world news New Year 2018 accidents already brings death, injury and destruction 2018 has already seen tragedy caused by celebrations gone wrong or accidents due to fire or extreme conditions. 01/01/2018
no comment London Parade Musicians, performers and floats paraded through the streets of London on New Year's Day. 01/01/2018
USA New York and Rio ring in 2018 New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family were on stage in Times Square to help see in 2018. 01/01/2018
world news New Year: Here's how different cities rang in 2018 Sydney and Auckland were among the first to celebrate New Year with breathtaking firework displays. 31/12/2017
world news Security the top priority for New Year's Eve in European cities A look at security preparations in some of Europe's major cities, where thousands are expected in the streets to see in the New Year. 30/12/2017
United Kingdom London prepares for New Year's Eve fireworks show amid heavy security Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line the River Thames to see the first moments of 2018 arrive 30/12/2017
USA NYC deploys specialised police to prevent New Year terror attacks Armed officers and explosive-detecting dogs will patrol streets around New York's Times Square, while snipers will monitor the crowds from nearby buildings 29/12/2017
