21 February 2022 | Euronews
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World News EU and US promise more sanctions against Russia as Putin recognises breakaway republics in Ukraine The European Union and the White House say they'll impose more sanctions on Russia as President Putin signs a decree to recognise two breakaway republics in east Ukraine. -
Sport Abdelhak Nouri: Ajax reaches settlement agreement with family of former player The young Dutch player suffered severe and permanent brain damage after collapsing during a preseason friendly in 2017. -
Tech News Truth Social: What is Donald Trump’s new social media platform really about? Is Donald Trump’s big comeback about sincerity and Truth? Here’s everything you need to know about this new social media platform. -
No Comment The Carnival of Viareggio resumes after COVID disruption The towering floats of the Viareggio Carnival are back. Last year, the pandemic forced the event to shift from its traditional February slot to September, with just 5,000 spectators allowed to attend. -
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Focus STEM pioneers: the UAE women empowering the Middle East In this episode of Focus, Laura Buckwell reports on how Arab women are playing a vital role in the development of science research and innovation across the Middle East. -
Focus Relationship reboot: EU-AU summit ends on positive note despite vaccine difference In this episode of Focus, Euronews' Bryan Carter takes a look at what came out of the EU-AU summit as it draws to a close in Brussels. -
Tech News Victim of its own success? Donald Trump's Truth Social tops downloads but is beset by tech issues The rollout of his new app marks a year since the former president was barred from mainstream social media platforms. -
Nature Are cats bad for the environment? This Australian town seems to think so Free roaming cats could become a thing of the past in this Australian city, as a local councillor implores owners to keep their pets indoors - or walk them on a lead. -
Culture news Italian anthem fuses pop and classical as Beijing 2022 hands over to Milano-Cortina 2026 Pop mixes with Classical to hit the right notes for Winter Olympics handover -
World Europe and Africa are redesigning their relationship 'based on mutual trust' The European Union and the African Union are renewing their partnership to set a common vision for 2030. Euronews and Africanews talk to European Council President, Charles Michel and Chairperson of the African Union & President of Senegal, Macky Sall. -
Scenes Meet the skier flying the flag for 1.4 Billion Indians at the Winter Olympics "It is the dream of the entire Kashmir valley, a dream of all Indians. There cannot be a greater joy for us." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 21st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Which airlines are cancelling flights to Ukraine? Ryanair, the biggest airline to fly between Europe and Ukraine, has suspended all Ukraine flights for 14 days. -
World News EU will not slap pre-emptive sanctions on Russia despite Ukraine's pleas Ukraine's foreign affairs minister has urged Brussels to apply "some sanctions" on Russia before an invasion takes place. -
Ukraine Vladimir Putin recognises Ukrainian separatist regions, in escalation of tensions The Kremlin said Vladimir Putin was ordering forces to "maintain peace" in eastern Ukraine after the Russian president formally recognised two separatist regions there, escalating tensions with the West. -
Earth News Lead bullets are killing more than just hunting game in the US Hunters are killing American eagles - but not in the way you would think. -
My Europe Series 'I felt true emptiness': A hidden loneliness crisis is haunting Italy The harrowing story of how an elderly woman's body was left undiscovered for two years sparked a debate in Italy about loneliness. -
No Comment This ice festival is held annually on Lake Baikal, the largest in the world in volume. Even if this sculpture was made outside of the competition, artists followed the same rules: base their sculptures on real ancient artefacts. -
Culture news Achille Lauro strips his way to Eurovision 2022 with San Marino entry Achille Lauro won the 'Una Voce per San Marino' competition, and will perform his song 'Stripper' at the Eurovision 2022 for San Marino -
No Comment Fire breaks out at German residential complex A huge fire broke out at a residential complex in the western German city of Essen early on Monday -
Bosnia and Herzegovina 'Critical situation': EU ministers to discuss ways to prevent possible breakup of Bosnia EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has described the ongoing tensions as a "critical situation". -
Tech News Ukraine warns of renewed cyberattacks on its banks and state agencies One message on a hacking forum read: "lease of servers to prepare new attacks on the websites of the public sector, the banking sector and the defence sector". -
Italy Francesca Tardioli: Italy's ambassador to Australia dies after falling from home balcony Italy's ambassador to Australia, Francesca Tardioli, has died after falling from a balcony in her home town. -
Portugal Portugal's drought worsens, rainfall down to 7% of average No significant rainfall is expected for the rest of the month. -
Travel News Australians in tears as travellers return home after two-year travel ban After two years of some of the world's strictest COVID-19 travel restrictions, Australia has reopened its international borders to fully-vaccinated tourists -
Turkey Osman Kavala: Turkish philanthropist kept in prison despite calls for release The businessman has been held without trial in Turkey for over four years. -
Tech News Big Tech will pay for news under UK culture minister Nadine Dorries' 'Australia plus plus' plans UK culture minister Nadine Dorries said she could see what tech platforms were doing to "our democracy and our press". -
Georgia Jailed ex-Georgian president back on hunger strike to demand medical treatment Jailed ex-Georgian president back on hunger strike to demand medical treatment. -
No Comment Venezuelans participate in bird count in Caracas Venezuelans gathered on Sunday at a park in Caracas to record bird observations as part of an ongoing effort by the conservation group Venezuela Audubon Society. -
No Comment Wildfires rage through large areas in Argentina Firefighters in Argentina were on Sunday continuing to battle a devastating wildfire in Argentina's northeastern province of Corrientes. -
Culture news Pompeii's excavation uncovers 'duck and snails' fast food shop New work to preserve the remains of the city of Pompeii has uncovered some interesting archaeological discoveries. -
Earth News 'Shocking’ footage shows more than 100,000 dead fish discarded off the coast of France The video from the Sea Shepherd NGO shows tens of thousands of dead fish floating on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. -
Greece Greece: 'Difficult' search suspended on burning ferry as 10 remain missing Rescuers had suspended a search for survivors inside the burning ferry earlier this week. -
Ecotech Is nuclear energy the 'hottest' new renewable on the block? Scientists in an Oxfordshire town are creating temperatures of 50 million degrees Celsius, in a bid to make clean energy. -
Earth News NatWest is cutting its lending to the oil and gas sector, in a bid to become net zero Total lending to the sector now makes up just 0.7% of its loan book. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson announces end of COVID restrictions in England Some experts have criticised the easing, warning it may be premature. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 21st – 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 Has Joe Rogan's controversial podcast suddenly been spiked from Spotify? It disappeared at the end of last week, but only briefly. -
Travel News How white saviour 'voluntourism' gets you famous on TikTok What is the 'white saviour complex' and why is it so damaging? -
Germany Three injured after fire breaks out at German residential complex About 150 officers were dispatched to fight the fire. -
Earth News UK braces for floods as third storm batters the islands in a week Strom Franklin is the third storm to hit the UK after Dudley and Eunice. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 21st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Switzerland Credit Suisse leak alleges Swiss bank stashed billions in illicit funds Credit Suisse 'strongly rejects' the accusations.