13 February 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Want to turn your ex into an insect? The world's most unusual ways to celebrate Valentine's Day We've scoured the world from Thailand to Serbia to find the unimaginable things people do to share their love on Valentine's Day. -
No Comment Ukraine far-right group offers training to civilians Members of Ukraine's far right movement Azov held military training for Mariupol residents on Sunday to teach them self-defence in case of an attack from Russia. -
No Comment Hundreds at anti-virus rules protest in the Hague Protesters demonstrating against COVID-19 rules marched through The Hague for a second day on Sunday, in solidarity with Canada's trucker demonstration. -
No Comment Beijing wakes up to the city's first new snowfall of the Winter Olympics The city of Beijing awoke to a fresh snowfall on Sunday morning. It was the first time snow has fallen on the capital since the Winter Olympics opened on February 4th. -
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Cinema The Good Boss wins six including Best Picture at this year's Goya Awards Spanish cinema held the annual Goya awards ceremony on Saturday with the film The Good Boss -- which attracted a record 20 nominations --winning six prizes. -
No Comment Greek farmers protest rising energy costs Farmers in central Greece on Sunday blocked a highway with tractors and poured cans of milk on the ground to protest against rising energy costs. -
No Comment A picnic to celebrate equal marriage law in Chile Same-sex couples and families gathered Saturday in the sunny Chilean capital Santiago, celebrating a yearly picnic that for a decade was their flagship protest for an equal marriage law. -
No Comment Venice carnival fun returns tentatively post-virus Venetians and tourists on Saturday swapped surgical masks for carnival masks and costumes, to mark the start of the famed Venice Carnival celebrations. -
No Comment Kim at ground-breaking of Pyongyang housing project North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended a ground-breaking ceremony for a new mammoth construction project in Pyongyang on Saturday, state media reported early on Sunday. -
Austria NFTs representing thousands of sections of Klimt's The Kiss sold for Valentine's Day Ten thousand tiny sections of Klimt's iconic painting The Kiss are being sold as virtual gifts ahead of Valentine's Day — and they are not cheap. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Italy 'It will be fun': Venice carnival kicks off hoping for a brighter year After being hit by the pandemic for two years in a row, the world-famous Venice carnival has resumed. -
Ukraine Fears rise among Ukraine's Azov Sea communities over Russian naval exercises Ukrainians living and working along the coast of the Azov Sea fear disruption to their livelihoods as Russia plans naval exercises in the region -
Georgia 'Sense of solitude': Caucasus elderly face severe loneliness, worsened by pandemic Loneliness among the elderly in countries like Georgia has become a problem, made worse bz the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Germany Steinmeier elected for second term as German president A special parliamentary assembly met on Sunday, electing Steinmeier as president for another five-year term. -
Turkey Turkey opposition leaders debate how to end Erdogan's 'one man rule' The opposition wants to find a way to reform the 2017 executive presidential system, which greatly expanded Erdogan's powers at the expense of the PM and parliament. -
France France: Rivals claim foul play as Macron waits to declare presidential candidacy Critics say he’s unfairly using his taxpayer-funded presidential pulpit to campaign for a second term while dragging out his widely expected announcement as long as possible. -
Tech News Tech this week: Tesla accused of racism at US factory and Binance is investing $200m in Forbes Tesla faces allegations of horrific racism at its factory in California and why is Binance investing $200 million in Forbes? -
Lifestyle Flowers, Chocolates, or deer semen: Which one will you choose for your loved one on Valentine's Day? “Smell releases hormones in the brain," say the experts. Find out what you're really sniffing. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Madagascar Death toll in Madagascar reaches 120 in cyclone Batsirai aftermath In early February, Batsirai smashed into the east coast of Madagascar and swept away entire villages of the southwestern Indian Ocean island. -
Ukraine Crisis in Ukraine: Biden promises Zelenskyy 'swift and decisive' response in case of attack Meanwhile, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will visit Ukraine on Monday and Russia on Tuesday in an attempt to calm down the prospects of invasion through diplomatic talk. -
Spain Climate change-induced extreme winter drought devastates crops in Spain and Portugal Half of Spain’s farms are threatened by drought this year, while scientists estimate that Portugal will see a drop in annual rainfall of 20% to 40% by the end of the century. -
Czech Republic COVID in Europe: France and Switzerland ease coronavirus restrictions Here is our summary of the coronavirus pandemic situation across the continent. -
Climate Climate change threatens Hadrian's Wall treasures in England Archaeologists say the rise in temperatures is a danger to a vast number of undiscovered Roman artefacts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.