7 March 2022 | Euronews
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Hungary Ukraine war: Orban lets NATO troops into Hungary but bans weapons passage to Kyiv Hungary's foreign minister Péter Szijjártó had previously told Euronews that Budapest would not accept additional NATO troops on its soil. -
Ireland Lorry rams into gates of Russian embassy in Ireland, driver arrested The embassy has condemned the incident as a "criminal act of insanity", labelling it as "senseless, barbaric actions". -
Europe News EU is seeking alternatives to break free from Russian fossil fuels amid soaring prices Brussels will unveil its strategy on Tuesday to find alternative energy sources. -
Mali 'Finance and logistics coordinator' of al-Qaeda in Mali killed by French armed forces The military operation "eliminated" Yahia Djouadi, who has been described as the group's "finance and logistics coordinator". -
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Culture news Women photographers in focus as industry still needs to sharpen up Women by Women for International Women's Day. -
No Comment Ukrainians flee fighting north of Kyiv over bombed-out bridge Ukrainians flee south towards Kyiv across a bombed-out bridge as Russian forces continue to bombard the town of Irpin, northwest of the capital. -
Tech News Telegram found itself at the heart of the Ukraine war. How do you use it and is it safe? President Volodymyr Zelenskyy used the app to call on Ukrainians to resist Russia’s attack, while Russians are using it to access news. -
Travel News Wadjuk, Kaurna, Eora: Australia finally embraces its Indigenous place names As Australia's borders finally reopen, is the country ready to embrace its Indigenous place names? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Evening 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 invasion: civilians attend weapons training in Lviv's former Film Centre Lviv's Film Center, like many other cultural and public spaces in the city, has been turned into a training facility for war. -
Europe Decoded Explained: Denmark's surprising U-turn on the EU common defence policy The Ukraine war is prompting the Nordic country to reconsider an opt-out clause that dates back to the early 1990s. -
No Comment A wool parade on the Champs-Elysées "For us today, in 2022, it's quite exceptional, and a great honour also to represent this trade," says a shepherdess during the transhumance of 2,022 ewes and 350 dancers from Béarn on the Champs-Elysées, in Paris, to close the 2022 edition of the Paris International Agricultural Show. -
Sci-Tech Tomorrow's leaders: the women training for tech's top jobs Sci-Tech looks at a female leadership initiative aiming to empower some of Europe’s most talented young women. -
No Comment Heavy fighting rages on in eastern Ukraine as death toll mounts Ukrainian troops walk past the bodies of the fallen following fighting against Russian forces and Russia-backed separatists near the village of Zolote, in the eastern region of Lugansk. -
Earth News Which unexpected European country just smashed its wind energy targets? Records have been broken but to meet climate targets, more wind power is needed. -
United Kingdom War in Ukraine: UK government seeks to toughen sanctions on Russia with new law The Economic Crime Bill aims to root out ill-gotten money in the UK. -
Health news Ukraine war: Europeans rush to buy iodine pills amid fears of nuclear catastrophe Fighting on nuclear sites and the escalating rhetoric from Russia on the use of atomic weapons have sparked a surge in demand for iodine tablets around Europe. -
Poland Full of fear and foreboding, meet the refugees who have fled Ukraine for Poland "Innocent people are dying. Tanks are shooting everywhere. A young girl, 18 yrs old is standing there with a machine gun. It’s horrible." -
Europe News Moldova faces humanitarian crisis, says PM, needs urgent financial aid Europe's poorest country has 120,000 Ukrainian refugees inside its borders. Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilița tells Euronews the country is struggling to cope. -
Ukraine Only one view prevails in Russia - that of madness and destruction | View "So, now in Russia, there is no organised opposition to Putin’s war. No mass protests. No critical debate on TV channels entirely controlled by Putin and his cronies." -
Destinations Italy just made travel easier in 2022: Here's what to do when you get there As Italy opens up for tourists this year, here's a handy guide to the country's best events and festivals to plan a trip around. -
Culture news Support shown for Ukraine at Independent Spirit Awards 2022 Award recipients vocalised their support for the people of Ukraine in a night that saw Maggie Gyllenhaal and Troy Kotsur win big. -
Earth News China plans to cut pollution but won't give up coal for 'stability' reasons Energy and coal use in the world's biggest carbon emitting country grew at their fastest rate in a decade last year, and China has also started building large amounts of new coal-fired power capacity. -
Destinations Mexico is restriction-free for tourists: Here's why you should visit the Yucatán Peninsula Beautiful beaches, spectacular cenotes, fabulous food - this part of Mexico has something for every type of traveller. -
Ecotech People are growing food in underwater greenhouses on the coast of Italy The subsea greenhouse offers a unique solution to growing food in places where conventional agriculture isn't possible. -
Nature 'I am the man who skis with eagles': Meet the skier bringing back birds from extinction After 130 years of being extinct, white-tailed eagles are due to return to the French Alps. Meet the raptor expert behind this extraordinary project. -
Earth News A radical, carbon negative project in Turkey is turning algae into bio-jet fuel The 2,500-square metre facility will be able to process approximately 1,200 tons of wet algae mass per year. -
Art 'This is our story': Lviv museums move to protect Ukrainian heritage Museums in the western city are taking steps to protect art and literature telling the story of Ukraine from potential Russian bombardment. -
Scenes Meet the Nepali teenagers raising awareness of human trafficking "If I would have been trafficked, I have no clue how my life would be now. I still fear when I think of what happened. Where would I be now?" -
World News Ukraine war: Thousands sign up to offer free accommodation to Ukrainian refugees Amid war, a much-needed story of human decency. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Midday 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 In Moldova's east, Maia Sandu's EU membership bid divides opinion On the border wth Transnistria, the Russia-backed breakaway region, some Moldovans favour Russian links over European. -
Ukraine Ivan Kuliak: Russian gymnast wears Z to back invasion as he appears alongside Ukrainian Kovtun Illia The Z symbol, which has been seen on Russian tanks in Ukraine, has become a sign of support for the invasion. -
Destinations Can corporate hotels survive the green travel revolution? As conscious travellers choose more sustainable options, can big hotel brands keep up? -
Travel News Before and after: These incredible photos show how Greece's coast is disappearing Greece is terribly exposed to coastal erosion, which is expected to profoundly change the country’s coastline in the next 80 years. -
Culture news Chelsea Manning and Data Privacy take centre stage at Geneva human rights film festival "We turned your life into a film, and your data was the script." -
Tech News Ukraine war: Which weapons are being used in Russia's invasion? The Ukrainian army is outgunned and outmanned in comparison to the Russian army. Here is some of the battlefield tech being used in the invasion. -
Travel News Italy seizes luxury villas and superyachts worth €143m from Russian oligarchs Other European countries are now being urged to move quickly and seize assets from those included in the EU sanctions. -
Culture news Cancelled culture: Uniqlo u-turn and Abramovich sanctioned as Russia's boycott list lengthens As the world watches the disaster unfolding in Ukraine culture has become a 21st century frontier, let's look at who's cancelling culture for Russia. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russian negotiators dissatisfied with talks, Ukrainians cite 'some positives' The third round of talks at the Belarus border failed to produce concrete results, but while the Kremlin negotiators claim dissatisfaction, the Ukrainian side said there were 'some positives.'