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Seoul goes on waste diet: Reduce output of trash, win benefits
The city aims to reduce waste by approximately one bag per person by 2027.
Top Chinese officials hold talks with OIC secretary general
BEIJING, Jan 26 (Reuters) - China's vice president and foreign minister held talks with the secretary-general of the 57-nation Organization of Islamic Cooperation on Monday, according to a ministry statement and the official news agency, Xinhua. The talks in the Chinese capital
Dave Grohl Confirms New Foo Fighters Album Is ‘Finished’
The rock band released a single, “Asking For a Friend," last year when they announced their 2026 tour dates
Trump’s economic war on Canada screams end of US authority
For decades, the relationship between the United States and Canada belonged to the category of geopolitical facts so stable they barely required analysis. A shared border without fortifications. Deeply integrated supply chains. Energy interdependence so extensive it blurred the
EU deploys emergency generators as Russian strikes leave 1 million Ukrainians without power in -20°C
Over 1 million Ukrainians are without electricity, water and heating in freezing temperatures following relentless Russian strikes on energy infrastructure. The European Commission is deploying 447 emergency generators worth €3.7 million from EU strategic reserves to restore
China Box Office: ‘Return to Silent Hill’ Opens on Top as ‘Zootopia 2’ and ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Continue Run
China’s box office was led by Davis Films’ new horror release “Return to Silent Hill,” which debuted at No. 1 with RMB66.1 million ($9.3 million) over the Jan. 23–25 weekend, according to Artisan Gateway. With a worldwide cume of $19.3 million, “Return to Silent Hill” is the
OceanXplorer: a 'one-stop shop' for marine research
This month, AFP reported from OceanXplorer, a high-tech marine research vessel owned by billionaire-backed nonprofit OceanX, as it studied seamounts off Indonesia.
'So little we know': In submersibles revealing the deep sea
A dome-fronted submersible sinks beneath the waves off Indonesia, heading down nearly 1,000 meters in search of new species, plastic-eating microbes and compounds that could one day make medicines.
Carney replies to Trump, says Canada not signing China free trade deal
Carney said his recent agreement with China merely cuts tariffs on a few sectors that were hit with levies. The deal had prompted Trump to threaten a 100% tariff on goods imported from Canada.
Historic winter storm kills at least 10 across US
A monster storm barreling across swaths of the United States has killed at least 10 people and prompted warnings to stay off the roads, mass flight cancellations and power outages, as freezing conditions persisted into Monday.
2024 EU greenhouse gas emissions: -20% since 2013
In 2024, the EU economy’s greenhouse gas emissions by economic activities and households totalled 3.3 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalents. This represents a 1% decrease compared with 2023 and a 20% reduction compared with 2013. Between 2013 and 2024, the energy sector (supply of
Caribbean cannabis growers eye budding domestic sales and exports
Producers in Jamaica and Antigua hope that increasing liberalisation will lead to higher revenues.
Europe Today: EU–India summit begins, will it end with a trade deal?
Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
Japanese ex-soldier reaches settlements in landmark sex abuse case
Rina Gonoi, a former soldier, was sexually assaulted while serving in Japan's Self-Defense Forces.
Philippines lodges 'firm representations' to Chinese embassy over 'escalating' war of words on South China Sea
MANILA, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The Philippine foreign ministry said on Monday it had made "firm representations" to China's embassy and its ambassador in Manila over what it described as an "escalation of public exchanges" between them and Philippine officials over disputes in the
Cold War-level nuclear tensions return to Northeast Asia
With US-Russia relations already badly damaged by the Ukraine war, the treaty that has restrained the number of US and Russian nuclear warheads is about to expire. That is only one of three factors pushing Northeast Asia toward an era of heightened nuclear tension. One result
Wildfire at Suraksan in Seoul destroys temple, burns width of over 2 soccer fields
A total of 848 personnel and eight helicopters were mobilised to put out the fire.
Israel agrees to partially reopen Gaza's Rafah crossing if body of hostage is found
Israel agreed to reopen Gaza's Rafah crossing with Egypt for pedestrian passage only once the body of Israeli soldier Ran Gvili is found.
Taiwan monitoring 'abnormal' China military leadership changes after top general put under investigation
Taiwan will use a range of joint intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance methods, as well as intelligence-sharing, to "grasp" China's possible intentions, says its defence minister.
The role of the IB in Azerbaijan’s education sector
When the British government announced last year it would withdraw funding for the International Baccalaureate in state schools, the financial saving was a modest £2.5 million a year, a tiny fraction of the national education budget. The consequence, however, was anything but
Thai PM Anutin confirms no Nipah case in Thailand, urges Covid-19 era monitoring model
Thailand will apply stricter screening for travellers coming from higher-risk countries.
Philippines lodges ‘firm representations’ to Chinese embassy over ‘escalating’ war of words on South China Sea
Manila and Beijing have been locked in a series of maritime confrontations in recent years.
Food project to 'sneak' kidney beans into diets
It is an addition to Hearth Earth's surplus curry offer, which it serves in five locations across Oxford.
A former flight attendant is accused of fooling airlines into giving him free flights. But how?
Authorities say a former flight attendant exploited airline perks for years, raising questions about how security checks failed.
India, EU move closer to ‘mother of all deals’ as trade talks gain urgency amid global shifts
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said recent global developments have injected fresh urgency into the process.
Scabies: What is the parasitic skin disease and why are cases rising in the UK?
A lack of understanding about what scabies is and how it’s treated could be behind the United Kingdom’s sudden spike in cases, experts say.
Is EU democracy under pressure? Foreign information manipulation emerges as second biggest threat
A recent Eurobarometer survey ranked ‘’foreign information manipulation, interference and disinformation, including in the context of elections’ as the second most serious challenge to democracy in the EU. Experts say these perceptions should be interpreted with caution.
Can a ‘sustainable’ fungicide save France’s vineyards from climate-driven disease?
France’s wine crisis is being rocked by a surge of powdery and downy mildew, but a plant-based fungicide could save the day.
Latest news bulletin | January 26th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this January 26th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Europe’s India partnership can’t ignore democratic backsliding
As Ursula von der Leyen (pictured) deepens EU–India ties, Europe faces a strategic choice: treat democratic erosion in the world’s largest democracy as a side issue — or recognize it as central to long-term stability, trust and global influence, writes Stephen Rapp, Senior
Southern Africa: Around 1.3 Million People Affected By Severe Flooding in Southern Africa
[WHO-AFRO] Brazzaville -- Intense rainfall and severe flooding since mid-December 2025 have affected around 1.3 million people in southern Africa, destroyed houses and critical infrastructure and disrupted access to health services, heightening risks of water- and
Citroën CEO: Easing of emissions ban is just the start of progress
Europe’s carmaking industry is at an inflection point as Chinese competitors threaten the profitability of homegrown firms. Citroën CEO Xavier Chardon told Euronews the EU is listening to its carmakers, but more radical action is needed.
Myanmar pro-military party declares victory in junta-run polls
"We are in the position to form a new government," said a senior official from the Union Solidarity and Development Party, after the vote's third and final phase took place on Sunday.
7,000 spend the night at Hokkaido airport as heavy snow halts flights and trains
Sapporo logged a record high snowfall for January, according to the Hokkaido government.
East Africa: ECA Sees Stronger Growth in East Africa Fueled By Integration, Clean Energy
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- East Africa's economic growth is gaining momentum, driven by deeper regional integration, improving macroeconomic stability, and expanding investment in renewable energy, according to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA).
Hong Kong turning stablecoins into regulated financial tools
When Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary Paul Chan addressed stablecoins at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, the significance of his remarks lay not in grand ambition but in their restraint. There were no sweeping claims about reshaping global finance, nor statements framing
Missing captain hailed as ‘hero’ in sinking of Singapore-flagged ship in South China Sea
Initial findings suggest that the liquefaction of its cargo and bad weather caused the Devon Bay to capsize.
Spider monkeys found to share ‘insider knowledge’ to help locate best food
Researchers observed the primates switching social groups and passing information on where to find the ripest fruit Spider monkeys share tips about where to find food by changing their social groups in a “clever system for sharing insider knowledge”, research has shown. They
Looking for signs of Trump’s new world order after Davos
With his so-called “Board of Peace,” President Donald Trump’s transactional new world order takes shape.
To reach net-zero, reverse current policy and protect the largest trees in the Amazon, say scientists
At the United Nations Climate Change Conference in 2015, countries around the world committed to striving towards net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by the middle of the 21st century. But achieving this goal is difficult, even for countries boasting extensive forests that could,
Africa: Global Nationalist Surge - South Africa's Looming Choice Between Populism and Democracy
[Daily Maverick] South Africa must choose between democratic resilience and populist isolationism to navigate a rising global tide and define its standing in an increasingly fractured world.
Minneapolis protesters march against ICE as governor demands Trump remove agents
Tim Walz says the city's second fatal shooting this month is an "inflection point" as protests spread over the death of Alex Pretti.
Africa: Africa's Critical Minerals Are a Huge Economic Opportunity - G20 Framework Sets Out Ways to Seize It
[The Conversation Africa] As the world shifts to clean energy, minerals such as lithium, cobalt and manganese have become as important as oil once was. Africa holds large reserves of these critical minerals. Yet they are mostly exported as raw materials, returning as expensive