23 February 2022 | Euronews
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Earth News UN says wildfires are getting worse globally and governments are unprepared U.N. researchers said many nations continue to spend too much time and money fighting fires and not enough trying to prevent them. -
World News COVID-19 in Europe: England ends all restrictions and removes isolation rule Here is our summary of the latest pandemic situation across the continent. -
Ukraine Ukraine crisis: Russia 'nearly 100% ready' for invasion, says Pentagon official The warning comes as the region braces for further confrontation after Vladimir Putin received authorisation to use military force outside his country and the West responded with sanctions. -
Greece Turkey accuses Greece of using 'disproportionate' force against fishing boats Greece said they fired warnings shots at Turkish ships that had refused to leave Greek waters in the Aegean Sea. -
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Netherlands Utrecht mayor apologises for Dutch city's past role in slave trade Mayor Sharon Dijksma said she was acknowledging the "dark side of our city's history". -
France France's parliament approves extending abortion limit to 14 weeks French Health Minister Olivier Véran has described it as "an important day for sexual and reproductive health and an important day for women's health." -
Europe News Commanders, ministers and bank chiefs: The EU goes after Putin’s closest circle The latest raft of EU sanctions hits Putin's closest circle, including several army generals, a spokesperson and the editor-in-chief of the RT channel. -
Culture news 'The tide is turning' as more British cultural institutions cut ties with BP 'The tide is turning' as more British cultural institutions cut ties with BP. This week the National Portrait Gallery and Scottish Ballet said they're ending their sponsorship deals over fossil fuel concerns. -
Qatar 365 How Qatar is protecting its wildlife and special traditions How is Qatar protecting its wildlife? And why are falcons and camels so important when it comes to local culture? In this episode of Qatar 365, the team explore the country’s special traditions when it comes to the animals, the environment and plantlife. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 23rd – 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 beekeeping is helping to stop migrants being stung by exploitative labour in Italy Arriving in Italy with next to nothing seven years ago, Abdoul Sane now runs his own small bee farm. -
Ukraine Ukraine state of emergency to start at midnight amid Russia tensions Ukraine's parliament has approved a state of emergency to come into force at midnight on Wednesday into Thursday, after Russian President Vladimir Putin said he would send troops to eastern Ukraine. -
No Comment Collectors return to Madrid for Art Fair Collectors return to Madrid for Art Fair -
This will impact your life More people in need of charity in Europe since COVID-19, NGO says International charity Caritas calls on European policymakers to put people first and tackle social inequality in Europe. -
Earth News Women are falling behind men in green jobs of the future, LinkedIn report shows Amid a 'great reshuffle' in the global economy, more and more people are switching to green jobs. How can we ensure a just transition? -
Europe News Brussels unveils supply chain law to guard against human rights abuses European companies are under pressure to police their supply chains for environmental and human rights breaches. -
The Cube UK police will take 'no further action' on anti-vaccine protester complaints The Metropolitan police stated that it will not be taking any action on complaints from anti-vaccine protesters in the UK. -
Moments Alpacas join Canadians in a yoga class in freezing temperatures Brae Ridge Farm and Sanctuary is known for its special love for alpacas. They even invite them to yoga classes. -
Earth News What is black carbon and how is it changing the face of Antarctica? How black carbon pollution is causing Antarctica’s snow to darken - and melt faster -
Real Economy The right to work: enabling people with disabilities to thrive in the job market Real Economy travels to Poland and Spain to meet two women with disabilities breaking down barriers in the work place and asks European Commissioner Helena Dalli what action is being taken at a European level. -
Tech News All you need to know about the European Union’s new Data Act and how it will affect Big Tech Data disputes between the EU and the US tech giants have been growing since the Edward Snowden revelations of mass US surveillance in 2013. -
Health news Our lives may actually flash before our eyes when we die, new study suggests The brain activity of an 87 year-old man was accidentally recorded by scientists as he died providing a unique insight into what happens when we pass away. -
Germany Germany to raise hourly minimum wage to €12 by October The new bill had been a campaign pledge of the country's coalition government. -
Travel News Will EU drop testing for fully-vaxxed Brits before Easter? The European Council is seeking to simplify EU testing rules for UK tourists. -
Culture news The Unlikely Lads: When Michael Jackson met his comedy hero Benny Hill The strange and unlikely rendezvous has just been made into an audio drama by writer Jonathan Morris. -
Earth News Facebook did not label over 50% of posts from top climate change deniers, says new report "Meta keeps claiming it cares about climate change, but they have failed to stop the spread of misinformation about climate change on their platform." -
Italy Italian coastguard rescues 573 migrants on two fishing boats near Sardinia The body of a migrant, ho had reportedly died days earlier, was also found on one of the ships. -
Travel News Why are these French towns refusing to host the Olympic torch in 2024? These French towns say the exposure of hosting the Olympic flame is not worth the bother - or the cost. -
Moments Floating polar bears and astronauts star in the Carnival of Viareggio One of Europe’s most renowned celebrations - the Carnival of Viareggio - is back with a bang after coronavirus restrictions limited last year's plans. -
Tech News How Dubai Internet City is becoming a hub for tech companies to reach Middle East markets The integration of technology across all business functions will support the emirate's ambition to transform Dubai into the smartest city in the world -
Inside Dubai’s luxury dog resort where canines get a five-star stay Offering overnight rooming for dogs, My Second Home is more than a compound of kennels – this luxury pet resort has a range of suites, swimming pools and an indoor air-conditioned park for dogs. -
Melting Pot Culture Inside Alserkal Avenue: The home of Dubai’s melting pot art community A block of streets lined with warehouses and units converted into galleries, cafes and even fitness centres, this inclusive space offers an annual programme of free events -
Taste Katsuya Dubai chef Pavel Nigai shares his recipe for succulent black miso cod Katsuya Dubai chef Pavel Nigai defines traditional Japanese sushi and shares his recipe for succulent black miso cod -
Food and Drink How to make Nikkei scallops with Clay chef Jolbi Huacho Clay Dubai chef Jolbi Huacho explains the history of Nikkei cuisine, while we share how to make scallops Nikkei-style -
Earth News Why plant-based biofuels are not the silver bullet to Europe's carbon problem ‘Fake solution’: Why crop biofuels are not the climate-friendly fossil fuels alternative we took them to be -
Culture news Korean stars BTS head back on tour as parent company profits surge Korean pop stars BTS announce they're going back on tour this year, as their parent company Hybe announces a surge in profits despite the COVID pandemic. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom 'Superbly preserved' pterosaur fossil unearthed in Scotland The fossil of a 170 million-year-old flying reptile known as a pterosaur has been found on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. -
No Comment Protest in Paris and Berlin over Russia action on Ukraine Protest in Paris and Berlin over Russia action on Ukraine -
Germany Climate activists try to block access to 3 German airports Climate activists on Wednesday blocked roads leading to Germany's three biggest airports. -
Work Tesla hit by another lawsuit over racism by ex-worker at California battery factory The former factory worker said nearly every bathroom in the EV maker's California factory was covered in racist graffiti. -
Europe News EU parliament to investigate use of NSO Group's Pegasus spyware The European Parliament is setting up a rare committee of inquiry into the Pegasus spyware scandal. -
France 'Red alert!' Le Pen suspends presidential field campaign as she struggles to secure key sponsorships Both Le Pen and her far-right rival, Eric Zemmour, have called for a 2016 reform that lifted the anonymity of the pledges to be overturned. -
Work Union says Amazon continues to interfere with re-run of election at Alabama warehouse Union officials said Amazon removed campaign materials and forced workers to attend anti-union meetings - a practice that is legal in the United States. Amazon said it complied with the law. -
Earth News Why energy poverty is rising among low-income households in the EU Energy poverty is a growing problem in Europe – with single parents with dependent children especially at risk. -
Tech News Tonga is finally back online. Here's why it took 5 weeks to fix its volcano-damaged Internet cable The Pacific nation lost almost all connection to the outside world after a volcanic eruption severed its only fibre optic cable in January. -
Culture news Descend into colourful madness at Rome's latest immersive exhibition Art-lovers keen to unleash their wild sides should head to the Chiostro del Bramante in Rome, where a "Crazy" exhibition urges visitors to revel in colourful madness. -
Netherlands Hostage-taker dies of injuries after standoff at Amsterdam Apple Store The gunman had demanded a ransom of €200 million in cryptocurrencies before he was hit by a police vehicle and arrested. -
Nature Is the 12km-high ash cloud hovering above Mount Etna dangerous? After a period of quiet, Europe’s tallest volcano returned to action on Monday with a 12-kilometre high ash cloud spiralling above Italy’s port city of Catania. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 23rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Ukraine crisis: How the US could punish Russia by cutting it off from the tech world As well as imposing sanctions, the US could really hurt Russia's interests by exploiting its technological advantages. -
Ukraine Ukraine approves state of emergency as rebels 'ask Russia for military help' The 30-day measure allows authorities to impose restrictions on movement, block rallies and ban political parties and organisations “in the interests of national security and public order”.