1 March 2022 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Boris Johnson pledges support for Ukraine but insists UK 'will not fight Russian forces' The British prime minister also said his government has announced the "first phase of a bespoke humanitarian route" for refugees to come to the UK. -
Spain Police arrest UK's 'most wanted woman' in Catalonia for €1bn mobile phone fraud "At one point this organisation sold more mobile phones in the UK than all the legal shops combined," Spain's Civil Guard said of the VAT fraud scheme. -
Denmark Denmark resumes construction of Baltic Sea gas pipeline from Norway to Poland An original permit for the Baltic Pipe project was rejected last year due to environmental concerns. -
France French far-right candidates secure necessary signatures for presidential run France's far-right candidates secured enough signatures to run for the presidency after struggling to cross the 500 political sponsorship threshold. -
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No Comment Wax statue of Vladimir Putin removed from Grévin museum in Paris Russia's invasion of Ukraine prompts the director of the Grévin Museum in Paris to remove the wax statue of Vladimir Putin from the collection, which includes many other world leaders -
No Comment Family separated in Lviv as wife and daughter leave Some Ukrainian families are being forced to separate to find safety, or join together to protect and defend their country from the Russian invasion -
No Comment Lavrov boycotted in two Geneva UN forums Many delegations, including Western countries, boycott two speeches by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at the UN headquarters in Geneva in solidarity with Kiev, with diplomats leaving the proceedings shortly before his video was broadcast -
No Comment European Parliament gives standing ovation for Ukrainian President MEPs in Brussels give Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a standing ovation after his speech via a video call in European Parliament -
Portugal Massive cargo ship carrying electric cars sinks in Atlantic Ocean after fire The Felicity Ace caught fire thirteen days ago off the coast of Portugal's Azores. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina marks 30th anniversary of independence The ceremonies in the capital Sarajevo are not observed by Bosnian Serb officials. -
Europe News EU and NATO 'rising to the challenge' of Russian aggression The US Ambassador to NATO told Euronews only Putin can stop this war. -
Switzerland Watch: Diplomats walk out during Sergey Lavrov speeches in protest at Ukraine invasion Envoys left en masse as Russia's foreign minister addressed the United Nations in Geneva via video. -
United Kingdom ‘We can help’: Brits sign up to defend Ukraine against Russia As the Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifies, many Brits are volunteering to fight for the nation - despite mixed messages from the UK government -
Ukraine Meet the Europeans going out of their way to help fleeing Ukrainians In Romania, people are offering housing and support and in Poland, activists say there's a national mobilisation to help Ukrainians. -
Ukraine Does the Ukraine exodus reveal a ‘shocking distinction’ on refugees in some parts of the EU? Critics say Europe should be treating all refugees equally, regardless of where they come from. -
Travel News Which countries have relaxed entry and visa requirements for Ukrainian nationals? More than half a million people have fled the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In response, many European countries have opened their borders for refugees. -
Europe Decoded Ukraine is pushing for EU membership. But what are the real chances? President Zelenskyy wants his country to join the bloc, but the process is long, arduous and extremely complex. -
Global Japan How the Kobe earthquake could change the way we fight wildfires Global Japan looks at how a new eco-friendly fire-fighting foam, could be a global game-changer. -
Travel News People of Georgia take to the streets in solidarity with Ukraine Over the years, Russia has tried again and again to take Georgia. Here's what's happening in Tbilisi. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News MEPs vote overwhelmingly to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine MEPs supported EU institutions working towards Ukraine's bid for membership and condemned Russia's violence in Ukraine. -
Culture news Russian opera singer Anna Netrebko suspends performances 'until further notice' Netrebko was originally scheduled to perform on Wednesday evening at Hamburg's Elbe Philharmonic but her concert has been postponed until September 2022. -
Finland Ukraine war: MPs in Finland mull petition for a referendum on joining NATO A recent poll shows a surge in support for NATO in Finland following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Greece Bodies of seven suspected migrants found on Lesbos, says Greek coastguard Greek authorities said they were not aware of any boat in distress near the island. -
Spain Borrell sparks Catalonia backlash over Zelenskyy-Puigdemont comparison Josep Borrell has angered Catalonia's independence movement by comparing Ukraine's president to Carles Puigdemont. -
Tech News Where are the Russian oligarchs? The teen who annoyed Elon Musk is now tracking their private jets The US student famous for tracking Elon Musk’s jet has turned his focus to Russian tycoons hit by sanctions over the country’s invasion of Ukraine. -
Tech News 'Time to step up' against disinformation around Russia-Ukraine war, says Meta watchdog Tech giants and policymakers must do more to fight online disinformation raging around Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Meta’s Oversight Board tells Euronews Next. -
Turkey 'Respect closure of Black Sea access,' Turkey tells Ukraine and Russia Ankara is trying to balance its support for Ukraine with its fragile economic ties to Russia. -
Travel News 80-year-old Ukrainian grandmother completes seven-hour hike to freedom As refugees continue to flee the Russian invasion of Ukraine, this 80-year-old grandmother was forced to make a hard decision - stay in her lifelong home, or leave in search of safety -
Europe News Ukraine war: Ukrainian translator gets emotional during Zelenskyy's EU speech The official Ukrainian-English interpreter for the European Parliament appeared overwhelmed with emotion as he translated a speech by Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. -
Earth News ‘I'm staying here for my animals’: The Italian man rescuing stray dogs in Ukraine The owner of an animal shelter in Ukraine speaks out about his experience during the Russian invasion. -
Montenegro Dozens of Serb nationalists hold pro-Russia rally in Montenegro One of the large banners carried by those gathered read “Serbs in Montenegro, Russians in Ukraine”. -
Russia More than 6,000 arrests in Russia during protests over Ukraine war, says human rights group Russia, like the rest of Europe, has also seen regular protests about Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Travel News How will Russia’s invasion of Ukraine affect flight paths, journey times and ticket prices? Planes are having to use hours more 'fuel burn' to get to their destinations, with Finnair particularly impacted by the airspace bans. -
Culture news Ukrainian and Russian opera stars in emotional embrace after performance As they hugged, in a symbolic gesture of peace and friendship, the stars were applauded by the audience, and shouts of "peace, peace, peace." -
My Europe Series Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Why Ukraine's 'brave and anti-nationalist' president is a nightmare for Moscow Ukraine's president has been praised for maintaining the morale of his troops and his country. -
Culture news Release of 'The Batman' halted in Russia as Cumberbatch brands Putin and co. 'idiots' The Motion Picture Association said it “stands with the international community in condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Meanwhile, Benedict Cumberbatch's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony also looked to events in Eastern Europe. -
Earth News EU energy ministers work on making Ukraine's energy grid more independent With Russia supplying 40 per cent of Europe's gas, ministers are now looking for alternatives to increase the independence of the energy grid. -
Europe News Watch: 'Prove that you're with us,' Ukraine's Zelenskyy tells MEPs "Do prove that you are with us. Do prove that you will not let us go. Do prove that you are indeed Europeans," Zelenskyy told MEPs -
Travel News Germany’s biggest carnival transforms into peace march for Ukraine Over 250,000 people have turned Cologne’s historic carnival into a peace march for Ukraine -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Art meets Voyeurism as Madrid hotel turns bedrooms into galleries Unlike any conventional gallery, the Hybrid Art Fair establishes a very different relationship between the artists and the viewers. -
Culture news Russian conductor Valery Gergiev sacked from yet another role as Munich's mayor waves baton Director-General of the prestigious Mariinsky Theater in Saint Petersburg, Valery Gergiev, 68, was until recently one of the most sought-after conductors in the world. -
Russia RT and Sputnik will have their channels blocked on YouTube It comes after Facebook on Monday blocked both outlets on its platforms in European Union countries. -
Tech News Ukraine gets Elon Musk's Starlink satellite terminals - and a friendly warning about safety The satellite internet connection from SpaceX could be a lifeline for those whose internet connection has been disrupted by the war in Ukraine. But there may be risks involved. -
Culture news 'No-one will stop us': Ukrainian winemakers defiant in the face of Russian aggression Wine growers in Ukraine had a massive setback in 2014 when their greatest wine region, Crimea, was annexed by Russia. They will not be deterred by war, they say. -
Tech News Thermobaric rockets: Russia's most fearsome weapon that could destroy a city block in a single shot Capable of obliterating humans and destroying city blocks in a single salvo, thermobaric rockets could sway the war for Russia with devastating costs. -
Tech News Will the war in Ukraine go nuclear? Putin's order to ready Russia’s deterrent forces explained Vladimir Putin shocked leaders around the world on Sunday by bringing the threat of nuclear escalation into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. -
Travel News Watch protesters fill Europe's most popular tourist spots to give 'courage' to Ukraine Well-known tourist hotspots across Europe became the site of protests in support of Ukraine over the weekend. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia escalates attacks on civilian areas as forces close on main cities An airstrike hit a TV tower in Kyiv on Tuesday as Putin's forces targeted key infrastructure and warned residents to flee. Meanwhile civilians were killed in intensified shelling of Kharkiv. -
Money Is Solana (SOL) decentralising more? Here's what the future holds for 'the Ethereum killer' The Head of Product Engineering at Solana (SOL) sits down with Euronews Next to explain what the crypto ecosystem is and what the future holds for it.