18 February 2022 | Euronews
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Sport Two golds for Japan on day two in Tel Aviv The Japanese judo team only sent four women to this year’s Tel Aviv Grand Slam - and two of them picked up gold on day two of the International Judo Federation tournament. -
Ukraine White House accuses Moscow of cyberattacks, warns Russia will become 'pariah' state Ukrainian officials called Tuesday’s distributed denial of service attacks the worst in the country’s history. -
Food and Drink Angry chef reacts to the 11 worst crimes committed against Italian food You’re doing Italian food all wrong, says Italian chef and YouTube superstar, Vincenzo Prosperi. -
No Comment Storm Eunice set to hit Belgium and Netherlands hard Despite the storm Eunice that hit the Dutch and Belgian coasts, some people still go to the beach -
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Art Don't go breaking my art: Warhol and Picasso for sale after billionaire couple's divorce Real estate mogul Harry Macklowe's divorce from wife Linda has resulted in a potentially record-breaking Sotheby's auction of world-class art. -
World News EU resists calls for patent waivers but agrees to transfer mRNA technology The European Commission, Germany, France and Belgium will invest €40 million to help six African countries produce mRNA vaccines at scale. -
Culture news LGBT representation at record high on streaming services, but some nations still need sex education The annual report shows the growing role of streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon in the media landscape but are their progressive agendas enough? -
No Comment Beachgoers brave Brighton seafront despite Storm Eunice Despite warnings to stay indoors, some people in Brighton brave the beach as Storm Eunice hits, with some of them seeming to quite enjoy the experience -
Focus African leaders are pressing the EU to help them in the fight against Covid-19 The summit between the European Union and the African Union, October 17 and 18 meant two days of intense discussions in order to strengthened the partnership between both organisations in several areas. But major differences remain when it comes to tackling one of the world’s most pressing issues. -
No Comment England's Newhaven beach hit by large waves as Storm Eunice batters UK Large waves and strong winds hit Newhaven beach's harbour wall during Storm Eunice. London was placed under its first ever "red" weather warning, meaning there is "danger to life" -
No Comment Planes struggle to land at Heathrow Airport as Storm Eunice hits London. Millions of people in the U.K. were urged to cancel travel plans and stay indoors Friday as the second major storm this week prompted warnings of high winds and flying debris across northern Europe -
World News UN chief warns 'all parties' in Ukraine-Russia spat to tone down rhetoric UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the security threat now was "more complex and probably higher" than it was during the Cold War. -
No Comment Ottawa Police make arrests to end siege Police arrested protesters and began towing away trucks Friday in a bid to break the three-week, traffic-snarling siege of Canada's capital by hundreds of truckers angry over the country's COVID-19 restrictions -
USA Daunte Wright: Police officer gets two years for killing unarmed motorist Kim Potter was convicted in December of first- and second-degree manslaughter in the April 11 killing of Wright, 20. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 18th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
My Europe Series How do you join NATO and how close is Ukraine to becoming a member? NATO members said in 2008 that Ukraine could join the alliance in the future but despite becoming a closer partner, experts say the country is a long way away from becoming a member. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Ukraine and Africa summit take centre stage Brussels hosted the first EU-African Union summit since 2017. -
Money Are play-to-earn crypto games a legitimate revenue stream or a ‘house of cards’? During COVID-19, play-to earn crypto games like Axie Infinity exploded in popularity, particularly in developing countries. But now some critics caution that games like these are fuelled by speculation. -
Health news Astronauts’ brains are changed by long-term space missions, new study says A team of researchers studied 12 astronauts who had spent at least 6 months in space to see what effect it had on their brains. -
Austria Three Polish researchers trapped by melting water in Austrian cave Rescue services were working to reach the stranded trio on Friday. -
Culture news ‘Elvis’ is coming soon: Baz Luhrmann’s biopic about the King of Rock and Roll hits cinemas in June The first trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s new Elvis Presley biopic has been released, which stars Austin Butler and Tom Hanks. -
Cult Festival of literature: "Dickens would have really adored this." The 14th Emirates Airline Festival of Literature has opened in Dubai. Cult caught up with to bestselling children’s author David Walliams, Lucinda Dickens-Hawksley, the great-great-great granddaughter of Charles Dickens, and Emirati author and illustrator Maitha Al Khayat. -
France Maëlys de Araujo: Former soldier convicted of French girl's kidnap and murder The killing sent shockwaves across France. -
Nature How elephant DNA is being used to disrupt the ivory trade A new study combines elephant DNA data and forensic evidence to map ivory trafficking operations across the African continent. -
Greece Greek border guards face fresh allegations of illegal migrant pushbacks Asylum seekers say two men drowned after they were thrown into the sea by Greek authorities. -
Euronews Witness The French and German coastal regions on the climate change frontline Climate change is eating away Europe’s coastlines. In the German Wadden Sea, holms and islands are under threat – and in French Normandy giant cliffs crumble more and more frequently. -
Climate This woman discovered climate change 5 years before the man who gets credit for it Eunice Foote discovered the effects of global warming in 1856, but didn't get the credit she deserved. -
Earth News Gummy bears made of locusts are now a thing The Israeli company behind these gummy bears feeds its insects with the finest organic grass. -
Moments Birdhearing: The Colombian wildlife tour for the visually impaired With over 1,900 registered species, Colombia has the greatest diversity of birds in the world. The South American nation is now making this wildlife accessible to all through inclusive birding tours aimed at the visually impaired. -
Culture news Storm Eunice tears huge hole through roof of London's O2 Arena The East London venue is due to host the likes of Simply Red and Dave in the next week. -
Switzerland Natallia Hersche: Swiss-Belarusian ‘political prisoner’ freed after 17 months The 52-year-old was arrested in September 2020 for taking part in opposition demonstrations in Belarus. -
Ukraine Separatist leader in eastern Ukraine organises 'mass evacuation' to Russia He added that evacuations have been organised in coordination with Moscow with "reception and accommodation facilities for our citizens are ready in the Rostov region". -
Travel News Big Jet TV: Hundreds of thousands tune in to watch Heathrow plane landings during Storm Eunice Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer has viewers hooked with his running commentary on the gale force landings. -
Earth News 30 environmental reporters have been killed in a decade: Why journalism needs to change Can ‘solutions focused’ journalism engage more people in the climate? -
Tech News Sexual harassment, data and ownership: The metaverse’s legal minefields we need to navigate There have been reports of avatar groping and even gang rape in the metaverse but how virtual assault is regulated is murky territory. -
Tech News Cost of living crisis: Top tips on how to protect your wallet from spiralling inflation Rising inflation is proving to be a jolt to everyone's spending. It's difficult to know how to make money stretch, but here are some top tips to help. -
Work Where in Europe should you live to get the longest paternity leave? There are large disparities between European countries when it comes to paternity leave rights, but where is the best? -
Travel News UK storm: Met Office extends rare ‘red’ warning as rail, road and air travel impacted Flights from Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton and Stansted Airports have been cancelled as pilots contend with gale force winds of over 90mph. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Star of 'Juno' and 'Umbrella Academy' Elliot Page announces memoir for 2023 Page was already a successful actor on his high-profile coming out as transgender in 2020, the memoir will cover the highs and lows of his experience. -
Ukraine Putin to oversee military drills as tensions mount over Ukraine Russia announced massive drills of its nuclear forces on Friday as tensions with the West mount over its buildup of some 150,000 troops on Ukraine's border. -
Climate An alternative take on our changing climate, from a leading meteorologist This meteorologist is improving communication of key weather and climate events by explaining them to those not in the scientific community. -
Focus DRC and the French development agency sign a national digital infrastructure development agreement Summits are often diplomatic marathons. But aside from all the roundtables, social events, photo ops and bilateral meetings, leaders can also meet with other partners in order to implement concrete projects. -
Europe News 'Finger cutter': Police arrest one of Europe's most-wanted criminals One of Europe's most-wanted criminals has been arrested in Switzerland. -
Culture news Is the New York Times making Wordle harder behind our backs? The New York Times' purchase of the viral word game on 31 January has lead to questions about how it is changing. Daily users say the answers are definitely more obscure. -
Canada Canadian police arrest two leaders of the so-called 'Freedom Convoy' It comes as police threaten to break up the nearly three-week protest against the country’s COVID-19 restrictions. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: Boy, 5, dies after being trapped in deep well for several days The boy fell into the hole while trying to help adults drill a new well in a drought-ravaged Afghan village. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan crisis: Pictures show children's fight for survival six months since Taliban takeover Six months since the Taliban seized Kabul, a humanitarian crisis has developed in Afghanistan that has devastated the lives of children across the country, says Save the Children. -
Europe News Greece ferry fire: Eight Bulgarians among 11 missing on ship near Corfu Rescue teams were hampered on Saturday due to flames fanned by the wind, sporadic explosions and temperatures reaching 500 degrees on board. -
World News O2 Arena damaged as deadly storm batters UK and heads for northern Europe British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the army is on standby Friday as Storm Eunice is expected to bring gusts of wind of up to 130km/h. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 18th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.