15 February 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Russian invasion of Ukraine 'remains distinctly possible', Biden says US President Joe Biden said that a Russian invasion of Ukraine remained "distinctly possible" and expressed scepticism over Russia's claim that their troops would withdraw from the border. -
Italy Abuse survivors demand inquiry into Italian Catholic Church Advocates for victims of sex abuse by Italian clergy launched a campaign on Tuesday to demand an inquiry into the scope of the problem. -
Destinations This is how Brazil's biggest tourist hotspot got swallowed by the sea Where once holidaymakers came in their droves, now only vultures roam the beaches of Atafona - a former Brazilian resort that is soon to be washed into the sea -
The Cube Ukraine's defence ministry and two banks targeted in cyberattack Kyiv has appeared to point the finger of blame at Moscow. -
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Netherlands Dutch government to drop most COVID-19 restrictions as infections fall Mask wearing and working from home will no longer be required. -
No Comment Lantern festival lights up the night sky in New Taipei City The Lantern Festival ends the 15-day celebration of Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, and is celebrated on the night of the first full moon of the lunar New Year. -
Europe Decoded Europe looks for alternate gas solutions, but could it be left in the cold? The continent is largely reliant on imports of gas to meet its energy needs. -
Europe News EU's exercise in democratic accountability weeks away from conclusion The Conference on the Future of Europe asks citizens from across the continent what the bloc's priorities should be. -
This will impact your life What is the EU’s new space plan and why does it matter? Brussels wants to secure its own security and independence through its own constellation of satellites used for communications. -
Art Who built Stonehenge? A brand new British Museum exhibition brings us closer to the truth A new exhibition at the British Museum in London aims to shine a light on the iconic Stonehenge: it's purpose, cultural significance and the people that made it -
Europe News MEPs back €1.2 billion aid package for Ukraine, but divisions emerge Far-right and far-left groups refused to support the financial proposal, which is being fast-tracked to ensure a faster disbursement. -
China Winter Olympics: Kamila Valieva tops leaderboard after figure skating short programme The 15 year-old Russian at the centre of the latest Olympic doping controversy scored 82.16 points to put her in first place, ahead of Thursday's free skate. -
Earth News Rivers polluted with antibiotics could cause the ‘next pandemic’, warn scientists The first global investigation into pharmaceutical pollution has revealed the extent of caffeine, antidepressants and other drugs in our waterways. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Apple given fourth €5m fine by the Netherlands' antitrust watchdog over App Store dispute The tech giant is facing weekly fines until it allows Dutch software application makers to use non-Apple payment methods on dating apps. -
No Comment Ukraine forces in missile launch exercise near border Ukrainian forces trained using anti-tank missiles and bunker defeat weapons in the country's Donetsk region on Tuesday amid threats of a possible Russian invasion. -
United Kingdom Prince Andrew reaches settlement in Virginia Giuffre sexual abuse case, says court filing A tentative settlement has been reached in a lawsuit accusing Prince Andrew of sexually abusing Virginia Giuffre when she was 17 years old, a court filing said. -
Taste "Every dish must look like art": the Japanese-Peruvian culinary sensation of 'Nikkei' In this episode of Taste, Euronews' Evan Bourke visits Clay restaurant in Dubai, to experience 'Nikkei', the unique fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines. -
Culture news Conflict, Constitutions and Candlemas: How does Serbia celebrate its national day? Celebrated as one of the most culturally and historically significant days for Serbia, Statehood Day was first recognised as a national holiday in 2001. -
World News Dozens arrested in Belgium and Spain in major drug trafficking operation The criminal network is accused of using cargo planes, private jets and shipping containers to smuggle cocaine into Europe. -
Malta Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta urged to redouble efforts to investigate journalist's murder The Council of Europe's Human Rights Commissioner also called on Malta to strengthen the protection of journalists. -
World News EU data protection watchdog calls for ban on Pegasus spyware The Israeli-owned software was used to hack journalists, activists and politicians in a number of European countries. -
Spain Search called off after Spanish trawler sinks off the coast of Canada Rescue efforts were hampered by windy, rough seas and reduced visibility. -
My Europe Series Meet the extrovert billionaire bidding to be the Czech Republic's next president “Janeček is the joker in the pack.” -
Sweden MS Estonia: Swedish documentary makers face new trial for exploring 1994 wreck A total of 852 people died - it was Europe’s worst peacetime maritime disaster. -
Earth News US 'megadrought' is inflamed by climate change, scientists confirm The region would still be dry without climate change but global warming is making the drought more intense, new research shows. -
Mobility Japanese airline ANA is looking to launch a flying taxi service from airports to city centres Japan's biggest airline is working with a flying taxi startup, but the companies have a lot of work to do before the flights can take off. -
No Comment Overwhelmed Hong Kong hospitals set up outdoor wards Two Hong Kong hospitals begin placing patients in beds outside their entrances, as medical facilities struggle to cope with the city's worst coronavirus wave to date. -
World News Pandemic drives Africa’s desire for self-reliance┃View African governments are, for the most part, making huge efforts to ensure that shots reach arms and doses are not wasted. -
Russia Alexei Navalny: Kremlin critic faces additional 10-year jail sentence on fraud charges The Russian opposition leader is already serving a 2.5-year sentence in a maximum-security detention centre. -
Food and Drink The Italian Espresso makes a bid for UNESCO immortality Far more than just a shot, millions find the classic infusion magical. -
Nature Why did this huge flock of blackbirds suddenly drop dead in Mexico? The moment hundreds of yellow-headed blackbirds drop dead in a Mexican street has been captured on security camera footage -
Work Belgium approves four-day week and gives employees the right to ignore their bosses after work The package of labour reforms announced on Tuesday would also give gig economy workers more protections. -
Mobility Rocket set to crash into the Moon is not from SpaceX but 'built by China,' says astronaut Regardless of where the space object comes from, it is predicted to collide with the Moon on March 4. -
Russia Ukraine crisis: Russia does not want war, Putin says after meeting Scholz Germany's chancellor and the Russian president have spoken after talks in Moscow, seen as a last chance for diplomacy amid mixed messages on Russia's intentions over Ukraine. -
No Comment Mass wedding on Valentine's Day in Nicaragua and Mexico Under a bright Nicaraguan sun and defying the odds of contracting the coronavirus, 400 couples married Monday in a single ceremony. As well, more than 600 couples get married on the outskirts of Mexico City, in a civil ceremony organised by the city council for Valentine's Day. -
World News COVID in Europe: Omicron wave 'moving east' doubling cases in some countries, WHO warns The number of COVID-19 infections has doubled in six countries in the WHO Europe region over the past week. -
Serbia Novak Djokovic: Unvaccinated star 'willing to pay price' of missing Grand Slams In a new interview, the tennis world number one denies being against vaccination -- a claim which appears to contradict remarks he has made in the past. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 15th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate Now The wonder of wetlands: the secret weapon in the battle against climate change Salt marshes can store carbon from the atmosphere fifty times faster than a tropical forest. The Climate Now team visit the Venice Lagoon to see how scientists are protecting these special environments to help tackle climate change. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates: How can digital innovations regenerate a region? Euronews brings together a group of influential and experienced policymakers and industry insiders to discuss the path forward for regional revitalisation in Japan and beyond. -
Russia Ukraine crisis: Scepticism over Russian claim that troops are withdrawing from border NATO's chief said there was no evidence and the UK's PM said the latest intelligence was "still not encouraging", after Russia claimed its troops were pulling back from Ukraine's border. -
Russia Russian MPs urge Putin to recognise two separatist-held areas in eastern Ukraine as independent It comes after a vote in the Duma. -
World News LGBTI asylum seekers facing 'double discrimination' across Europe, warns report The report also warned that 2021 has seen a rise in official anti-LGBTI rhetoric that has fuelled a wave of hate crime in every country in Europe. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 15th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Three men on trial for deadly 2016 terror attack on French church The three men on trial are charged with "terrorist criminal conspiracy", suspected of having been aware of the perpetrators' plans, of having shared their ideology or of having tried to travel to Syria.