2 March 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukrainian MP warns civilian death toll likely underestimated Ukrainian lawmaker Lesia Vasylenko told Euronews that there are "still many people trapped under the rubble of the buildings, which are shattered by Russian missiles and Russian bombs." -
Bulgaria Bulgaria expels two Russian diplomats for spying amid Ukraine tensions One diplomat is accused of leaking "confidential information" about Bulgaria's defence ministry since 2016. -
Denmark Denmark: Three Iranian separatists sentenced for spying for Saudi Arabia The men had been found guilty of promoting terror in Iran and passing on information for Saudi intelligence services. -
Malta Malta suspends 'golden passport' scheme for Russian and Belarusian citizens The government said the measure was taken following "recent developments" amid the war in Ukraine. -
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Spain Juan Carlos I: Spanish prosecutors shelve fraud investigations into former king The "King Emiret" could not be convicted due to the statute of limitations, prosecutors said. -
Economy Belgian companies brace for tough times as sanctions begin to bite Western sanctions against Russia are the largest ever against any country. -
Culture news President Zelenskyy: The actor and comedian now playing the role of a lifetime Four years ago Volodymyr Zelenskyy was one of Ukraine's best-loved comedians, an actor with a hit show and few, if any, political aspirations. Now he's leading his country as its president and standing up to Russia. -
Money Bitcoin booms as the rouble tumbles: What role is crypto playing in the Ukraine war? As missiles pummel Ukraine and financial sanctions slam Russia, people on both sides of the war are increasingly turning to cryptocurrencies. -
The Cube 'Shoot, we are unarmed': Verified videos show Ukrainians confronting Russian soldiers Ukrainian protesters can be seen using their bare hands to try and slow down Russian tanks. -
Culture news C2C festival shows that country music isn't just for Americans Top artists like Grammy-winning artists Darius Rucker and Miranda Lambert, as well as Academy of Country Music Awards winner Luke Combs all crossed the pond to headline the three-day festival. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: More than 1.3 million have fled since Russian invasion Of the million, around 400 chose to head north to Belarus. -
Ukraine ‘Ukrainians go first’: How black and brown people are struggling to escape the Russian invasion In Ukraine, the growing distinction between our treatment of white refugees and refugees of colour speaks volumes about what some Europeans believe an asylum seeker should really look like. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 2nd – 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 ‘People want to travel’: When will air passenger numbers recover from COVID? Flights were cancelled overnight at the onset of the pandemic. Now industry experts say it could take years for passenger numbers to fully recover. -
The Exchange Women in business: can tech and funding shatter the glass ceiling? The Exchange talks to the women breaking barriers, and inspiring a more diverse generation of business leaders. -
Art Michael Caine's personal items go up for sale in London auction Despite the pre-auction estimate for Sir Michael Caine’s gold Rolex being £12,000, the watch ended up selling for a whopping £125,250. -
No Comment Ukrainian families seek shelter in Kyiv's metro People sleep alongisde their families and pets in the corridors of Kyiv's metro stations, which are serving as makeshift shelters from Russian shelling over the Ukrainian capital -
United Kingdom Watch: British MPs give standing ovation to Ukrainian ambassador The applause lasted just under a minute. -
Tech News Ukraine war: The Google Maps 'guerilla war' spreading news of the invasion inside Russia Restaurants and businesses in Russia are finding their Google reviews full of comments about the war in Ukraine. -
Germany Germany to give extra €647 million to support Holocaust survivors Campaigners say the additional funds are the largest ever allocated for welfare services in a single year. -
World News Over 100 European suspects identified in online child abuse investigation The long-running global investigation into online child abuse images was led by New Zealand. -
Ukraine Emergency shelter in Lviv helps Ukrainians as they flee to Poland In Lviv, western Ukraine, thousands are spending the night at this emergency shelter before moving on to Poland. -
Ecotech Seals with helmets are helping scientists with climate research in Antarctica Seals wearing helmets have been helping Japanese researchers survey the waters under the thick ice sheet of Antarctica. -
Vatican Pope Francis thanks Poland for 'opening borders and hearts' to Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion More than 660,000 Ukrainians had fled to neighbouring countries by 1 March with Poland welcoming more than half of them. -
Spain Melilla: Hundreds of migrants force their way across border to Spanish enclave Around 350 people successfully climbed the border fence on Thursday after a record crossing attempt on Wednesday. -
Europe Decoded MEPs were asked to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 13 voted no. Here's why Left-wing members of the European Parliament said that the EU resolution would only make the situation in Ukraine worse. -
Sport Belarusians and Russians to compete as 'neutral athletes' at Winter Paralympics UK Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has condemned the decision and called for a total ban. -
No Comment Russia strikes at TV tower in Kyiv Ukrainian soldiers remove bodies from the site of a Russian strike targeting a TV tower in the capital of Kyiv. -
Russia Ukraine war: Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny calls for protests and labels Putin as an 'insane tsar' The jailed opposition leader has urged Russian and Belarusian citizens to continue defying the authorities. -
No Comment Women and children continued flowing across Ukraine's border with Poland The refugees crossed at the Medyka border crossing where they were greeted by waiting relatives and friends as they reached safety. -
No Comment Russian bomb hit a residential building Firefighters in the Ukrainian city of Zhytomyr fought searing flames after what local authorities said was an airstrike late on Tuesday by Russian forces on a residential area. -
Nature These Finnish foresters have a surprising way of rescuing woodland creatures The tree stumps they leave behind are providing a unique habitat for birds and insects. -
No Comment Refugees welcomed at Budapest train station Families from all corners of Ukraine, African exchange students and pets are welcomed by volunteers at Budapest Nyugati train station. -
Mobility There's a lot of hype about Fisker’s sold-out electric SUV but is it the most sustainable car? Eco-friendly seats and a solar roof: Euronews Next steps inside Fisker’s Ocean electric SUV, which aims to be the world’s most sustainable car. -
Art 'I have love in Ukraine': Guerilla artist in Crimea makes anti-war posters personal The posters started appearing in recent days as Russian troops invaded Ukraine, hung on bus stop boards for just a few hours before they get torn down. -
Ukraine Ukraine foils alleged plot to assassinate Zelenskyy, claims official Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had already admitted he is a prime target. -
No Comment Ukraine soldiers remove bodies after Russian strikes on Kyiv TV tower Ukraine authorities remove bodies after Russian strikes on Kyiv TV tower. The strike at main TV tower in the nation's capital killed five people and knocked out some state broadcasting, Ukrainian officials said, but left the structure intact. -
Europe Decoded These are the 7 Russian banks banned from SWIFT – and the two exempted Member states could not reach consensus to sanction Sberbank and Gazprombank, which handle energy payments. -
Culture news Organisers ban Russian delegates from Cannes following invasion of Ukraine The biggest film festival in the world has banned anyone linked with the Russian government, in solidarity with the Ukrainian people. -
Ukraine Could Ukraine kick-start the EU's stalled enlargement plan? Nations of the Western Balkans have been negotiating with Brussels for a decade or more. If Ukraine's accession is fast-tracked, could that break the deadlock? -
World News How is Europe preparing for cyberattacks? Contingency plans are being drawn up and scenarios tested to see how Europe could withstand any cyberattacks amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Petrol bombs and firearms training as Ukrainians resist Russian invasion A civil resistance is underway in Ukraine. -
Earth News Rich countries have 'moral obligation' to finance biodiversity conservation around the world "This is an investment in the services that biodiversity is generating for our society, for our economy, for our wellbeing and health." -
Earth News Blasts, bombs and bullets threaten the animals of Kyiv Zoo Ukraine's only gorilla is caught in the middle of Europe’s biggest war since 1945. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 2nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Ukraine: Kharkiv police department building on fire after shelling Images released by Ukraine State Emergency Service show the firefighters extinguishing a fire in the Kharkiv regional police department building which is said was hit by recent shelling on March 2, 2022. -
USA Biden vows to halt Russia in Ukraine: 'Freedom will always triumph over tyranny' “In the battle between democracy and autocracy, democracies are rising to the moment,” the US president said in his State of the Union address. -
No Comment Kyiv zoo closed but animals still remain Kyiv's Zoo has closed for visitors amid the Russian advance toward the capital, but has no plans to evacuate animals. -
Tech News Ukraine war: Russia throttles social platforms as Big Tech bans RT and Sputnik state media One Russian official called social media platforms "foreign instigators of war" after they cracked down on state media outlets. -
Climate The remote Shetland Islands are a surprising leader in the race to net zero Shetland’s fortunes were bound up in North Sea oil and gas. Now it's at the start of a green new chapter just as the energy crisis bites. -
Tech News No more iPhones: Apple stops product sales in Russia and removes RT and Sputnik from App Store The company said it was "deeply concerned" about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but Ukraine's government called on it to go further and block the App Store too. -
Art 'Just like Banksy': Dog poo protester creates 'art' at Russia's embassy in Finland Risto Karmavuo and his dog, Milo, are aiming to leave their own mark on history. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 2nd – 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: UN overwhelmingly condemns invasion as Russia and Ukraine dispute who controls Kherson Putin's forces have intensifed bombardments of Ukraine's towns and cities including Kharkiv. The UN General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to demand Russia's withdrawal. -
Culture news 'We're not gonna take it': Could Twisted Sister's anthem become the protest song for Ukraine? The 1984 hit is a staple protest song, but will Ukrainians take it on?