3 March 2022 | Euronews
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France 'Neighbouring rights': Google agrees new deal to pay French publishers for news content The copyright dispute between Big Tech and newspapers in France has raged for more than two years. -
Europe News EU slowly becoming more powerful, says former WTO chief Pascal Lamy was speaking to Euronews about the sanctions imposed by Brussels on Russia. -
Ukraine Russia cracks down on independent media during Ukraine invasion Russia is not only attacking Ukraine. Independent media say they are in Moscow's crosshairs, too. -
Sweden Sweden summons Russian officials after fighter jets fly near Gotland island The incident comes amid renewed tensions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
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Estonia Estonian-owned cargo ship sinks after explosion in Black Sea All six crew members on board were rescued, Ukrainian authorities have said. -
Art 'We will have another cultural revolution': Ukrainian artists respond to Russian invasion “The cars and buses who go out of the country, they go with people. There is no place for art. You cannot compare human life with an art piece.” -
Ukraine Why are some men being turned away from the Ukrainian border? Over one million people have now fled Ukraine for neighbouring countries - but many families are being separated as men are forced to stay behind and fight. -
My Europe Series Ukraine war: Did Eastern Europe's Russia warnings fall on deaf ears? Some central and eastern Europeans point out that western European countries are the main trading partners with Russia and China. -
Ukraine These Ukrainian soldiers refuse to let war stop their wedding In a touching act of love, these soldiers tied the knot on a battleground amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. -
Health news This Egyptian researcher has built a wheelchair controlled by brainwaves As a child, Abdelrahman Omran was unable to walk until the age of 5. But the experience inspired the 24-year-old to create the device which he hopes will help others like him. -
No Comment Ukrainians braced near biggest Europe nuclear plant Video footage shared by Enerhodar's City Council showed people en masse standing on the street and blocking the entrance to the city. -
Football Now Football fan culture is changing but which type of supporter are you? Football is the most watched sport in the world with 3.5 billion supporters, but which type of fan are you? -
Mobility This Swedish company has built a fully electric 'flying car' it says anyone can fly The drone-like Jetson One, weighing 190 pounds and boasting a 20-minute flight time, is fully electric and is designed to be a "jet ski of the skies". -
Art Da Vinci, Michelangelo and Picasso's doodles on display in Rome A new exhibition in Rome explores doodles, sketches and caricatures through the ages. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moldova Moldova asks to join the European Union - a week after Russia invades Ukraine Moldova asks to join the European Union - a week after Russia invades Ukraine -
Health news EU regulator gives go ahead to Moderna COVID vaccine for young kids The European Medicines Agency also recommended booster shots for children aged 12 and older. -
No Comment Hundreds sing outside Russian ambassador`s residence and Russian embassy in Reykjavik Hundreds gathered outside the Russian embassy in Reykjavík this morning, to sing in support of Ukraine. The haunting music outside was met with silence from within. -
France French President Emmanuel Macron announces candidacy for reelection Macron's rivals have accused him of covertly campaigning through his role and thus not abiding by the rules. -
Culture news Anna Netrebko off the programme for silence on Putin says New York's Met Opera The famous soprano had already decided to take a break but the Met took a stance after lack of public distancing from the Russian leadership. -
World News COVID in Europe: France to scrap face masks and vaccine passes on 14 March Here is our summary of the latest pandemic situation across the continent. -
Creators Meet Sidival Fila, the Franciscan friar who's also a contemporary artist For his art, Sidivl Fila recovers old, disused fabrics, some of which date back to the 15th, 16th or 17th century. -
No Comment Ukraine: residential area in Chernihiv bombed by Russian forces Ukraine: residential area in Chernihiv bombed by Russian forces -
Europe News EU countries agree to host Ukrainian refugees under exceptional protection scheme More than one million Ukrainians have fled the country since the invasion began one week ago, with the vast majority arriving at neighbouring EU countries. -
Romania Eight people die in two separate military aircraft crashes in Romania A missing fighter jet and a military helicopter sent on the search and rescue mission both went down, the defence ministry has confirmed. -
No Comment Aid groups mobilize at Ukraine borders More than a million people have now fled Ukraine following Russia's invasion, in what was described as the swiftest refugee exodus this century by the UN refugee agency. -
Germany Russian man charged with planned killing of Chechen dissident in Germany The suspect is accused of accepting an order to assassinate a Chechen opposition figure living in exile in Germany. -
Czech Republic Andrej Babiš: Czech parliament lifts immunity of former prime minister over fraud The former prime minister is accused of using €2 million in EU subsidies on his own businesses. He denied the allegations. -
Tech News Fitbit recalls over one million Ionic smartwatches over burn injury risk The company said the watch posed a potential burn risk to users after 118 reports worldwide. -
Travel News Want to wind up your fellow passengers? Here are the most annoying things you can do on a plane From eating smelly food to taking off your socks, if you want to be a conscientious passenger, here are the things to avoid. -
Lithuania Ukraine war: Russian embassy road in Vilnius to be named 'Ukrainian Heroes Street' "From now on, the business card of every employee of the Russian Embassy will have to pay tribute to Ukrainian heroes," said Vilnius mayor Remigijus Šimašius. -
My Europe Series Russia’s war in Ukraine leaves Serbia stuck between a rock and a hard place Stuck between horror at the bloodshed and loyalty to its friend, Russia, Serbia has walked a delicate line. -
Nature EU countries are selling shark fins to Asia at an alarming rate, study reveals Global shark populations are declining rapidly with overfishing driving them towards extinction. -
Earth News The countries and organisations helping Ukraine’s pet refugees find a safe haven All along Ukraine's borders, volunteers and charities are there to help families cross with pets. -
Ukraine Q&A: Should Ukraine and Georgia be given fast-track EU accession? Eneko Landaburo was the EU top negotiator of the first wave of enlargement in 2004, when Cyprus, Malta, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia joined the bloc. He says Europe needs to careful before opening its books again. -
Ukraine International Criminal Court launches Ukraine war crimes investigation Dozens of member countries had called for a probe into crimes against humanity. -
Tech News 5G won’t be enough: How are telecom companies building the metaverse with Big Tech? Telco, tech and policymakers will have to work together to build the virtual world. -
No Comment Thousands in Barcelona and Munich rally in support of Ukraine Several thousands people gather in the streets of Munich and Barcelona to rally for peace and solidarity with Ukraine. -
Culture news Ukraine's Kyiv Grand Ballet give emotional final performance of their French Swan Lake tour After two months of touring in France, the Kyiv Grand Ballet put on Swan Lake for the last time, at a time of great tragedy for their home country, Ukraine -
Belarus We're trying to stop Belarusian troops fighting in Ukraine, says opposition leader Tsikhanouskaya Exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Euronews she wants to mobilise women in Belarus to try to prevent husbands and sons being sent to Ukraine. -
World News EU unemployment falls as COVID measures recede While the number of jobless is down on a year earlier, youth unemployment is as high as 30% in Spain and Greece. -
Health news WHO recommends COVID antiviral pill for the first time to treat those at high risk The World Health Organisation has recommended the use of Merck’s anti-COVID pill for the first time for those at high risk of hospitalisation. -
Culture news Ukrainian president Zelenskyy's show 'Servant of the People' bought by broadcasters around the world Zelenskyy was already well known in Ukraine when the show was made, but now he is world-famous the art that life imitated has a broad appeal. -
Culture news Vladimir Putin wax statue removed from Grévin Museum in Paris after it was 'attacked' 'He was attacked a few times this weekend, and we received a few threats on the phone." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 3rd – 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 Uruguayans rally for peace in front of Russian embassy in Montevideo Hundreds of people demonstrated on Wednesday evening against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with applause, horns and chants for peace in front of the Russian embassy in Montevideo. -
No Comment Dozens detained at anti-war rally in St. Petersburg Dozens of anti-war demonstrators are detained in Saint Petersburg after jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny called on Russians to protest President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. -
Culture news World Book Day: War and Peace - What do Europeans read in a crisis? The pandemic saw an uptick in disease-themed literature and critical theory, but what do we really want to read in hard times? -
Russia Ukraine war: Russian and Belarusian athletes banned from Beijing Paralympics Other countries had threatened to pull out of the games unless Russian and Belarusian athletes were banned. -
Nature You don't have to be a pro to take stunning wildlife pictures like these Celebrate World Wildlife Day with these stunning animal photos. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 3rd – 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: Zelenskyy calls for direct talks with Putin as Macron warns 'worst is yet to come' In a 90-minute phone call, Vladimir Putin made clear to the French president his "great determination" to continue the Russian military onslaught "all the way", according to the Elysée.