9 March 2022 | Euronews
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South Korea Ex-prosecutor and foreign policy neophyte wins South Korea presidency Yoon is to take office in May and serve a single five-year term as leader of the world’s 10th largest economy. -
Money Everything you need to know about Joe Biden's crypto and digital dollar executive order With this executive order, experts believe Biden is giving a pragmatic acknowledgement of the growing importance of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. -
France Four convicted in trial over Islamic State killing of French priest The defendants were convicted of conspiring to kill 85-year-old Father Jacques Hamel in his Normandy church in 2016. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Three dead as Russian airstrike hits Mariupol maternity hospital Police and soldiers rushed to the scene to evacuate victims, carrying out a heavily pregnant and bleeding woman on a stretcher. -
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Money Central Bank Digital Currencies: Which countries are using, launching or piloting CBDCs? A slew of countries have announced initiatives to create CBDCs. The US could be able to join their ranks with a "digital dollar". -
France Mother of 2015 Bataclan attacker jailed for 'financing terrorism' Fatima Hajji was found guilty of sending money to her son when he was planning to commit an attack. -
Tech News Cyber espionage is key to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The international community is fighting back "Likely they're using those resources for espionage purposes to try to understand the world's response to Russia invading Ukraine," one expert said. -
World News Nature must have equal footing in climate change policy, experts tell CDP Awards The world must be nature positive as soon as possible or risk a "loss of biodiversity reaching unprecedented rates". -
Qatar 365 Playing to win: meet Qatar's inspirational sportswomen Women in Qatar are proving to be inspirational sporting role models. Qatar 365 takes a look at what exactly it takes for them to get to the top of their game? -
Real Economy Helping in times of crisis: Europe's emergency loans to neighbour countries In this episode, Real Economy travels to North Macedonia to find out about the EU's macro-financial assistance. -
No Comment Australia to declare floods a national emergency Australia to declare floods a national emergency -
United Kingdom UK response to Ukraine refugee crisis 'disgraceful', opposition says, as just 760 visas delivered Opposition MPs and the Ukrainian ambassador to the UK have criticised "bureaucratic hassles" impending Ukrainians from travelling to Britain. -
My Europe Series Why doesn't NATO impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine? Despite repeated pleas from President Zelenskyy, the West remains firm in its refusal, fearing unpredictable consequences. -
Destinations Saudi Arabia is open to tourists, here's what to see in the land of deserts and dunes Saudi Arabia has very diverse landscapes, topography and culture with plenty to offer outside of the heat of the desert. -
Art Kyiv City Ballet find safe haven in French capital after Parisian swansong One of the dancers will be headed to the Ukrainian border in the coming days to pick up her young daughter who was accompanied out of the country. -
Europe News MEPs will vote on banning 'golden passports' to hurt Putin allies Cyprus, Malta, Bulgaria, Portugal and Greece have all offered investment-for-citizenship schemes. -
Denmark Danish PM personally apologises to six Greenland children over 1950s social experiment 22 Greenlandic children were brought to Denmark in 1951 for a "better life" but instead suffered away from their families. -
Tech News Russians turn to VPNs to stay connected as online censorship tightens over Ukraine war VPNs or virtual private networks are helping Russians keep channels to information from outside the country open almost two weeks into the war in Ukraine. -
Health news US man who received the world's first pig heart transplant dies after 2 months The groundbreaking procedure was a last-ditch attempt to save the life of David Bennett, who died two months after the transplant was carried out. -
Norway Norway appeals court increases sentence of ‘ambulance hijacker’ Two young children were injured when a man deliberately drove the vehicle into pedestrians in Oslo in 2019. -
Earth News Ukraine warns radiation could ‘leak’ from Chernobyl if damaged power lines aren’t restored The IAEA says that the loss of power at the plant will not have a critical impact on safety. -
Germany Germany moves to abolish Nazi-era abortion law German doctors are currently banned from providing information on abortions and face fines or prison sentences. -
No Comment Italian right wing party leader Salvini confronted at Polish border The mayor of a Polish town bordering Ukraine publicly called out the leader of Italy's right-wing League party for his pro-Kremlin views on Tuesday, derisively calling Matteo Salvini a "friend" of Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
Health news New cannabis 'stock exchange' launches in Europe amid a booming CBD market An online trading platform for cannabis products is hoping to disrupt Europe’s booming CBD market and bring more transparency to consumers. -
Culture news Dark side of the moon: Original NASA shots from Apollo missions go up for auction in Denmark The 74 photos are from several Apollo missions carried out by NASA -
No Comment Kyiv Classic Orchestra perform a concert on Maidan square Kyiv Classic Orchestra perform a concert on Maidan square -
World News UN Security Council must meet in Kyiv to help end Putin's war | View This is the worst crisis Europe has faced since 1945. It is also the most dangerous. -
Hungary Police pick up a penguin on the waddle in central Budapest Officers say they have put their investigation on ice! -
Travel News Endurance: After a century of searching, Shackleton’s lost ship is discovered 107 years after its sinking, Ernest Shackleton’s ‘Endurance’ has been discovered deep beneath the Antarctic Ocean. -
Hungary Ukraine war: Annamaria one of a million children to have fled since Russia's invasion, says UN Annamaria, 10, fled after bombs started falling in her hometown Kharkiv. -
The Kitchen Trattoria Antiche Carampane's Venetian-style liver and onions recipe | The Kitchen The Venetians inherited the recipe from the Romans and replaced figs for onions. -
France Germanwings: France closes manslaughter investigation into 2015 plane crash All 150 passengers and crew were killed when the co-pilot deliberately crashed the aircraft into the French Alps. -
Keravan Kerala: A luxury way to explore Kerala’s hinterlands Welcome to Keravan Kerala – an enchanting new way to experience the beauty of this southern Indian state, also known as God’s own country. -
The Kitchen Roasted octopus with stewed aubergine, chorizo & baby leeks | The Kitchen Octopus is a fundamental component of Mediterranean cuisine and here it is enhanced by the chorizo sauce. -
Money Bitcoin jumps in value after leaked US Treasury statement calms fears of a crypto clampdown The statement, which has since disappeared after being prematurely released, called for a 'coordinated approach' to digital assets. -
United Kingdom Scotland in formal apology over killing of thousands of women for 'witchcraft' Between the 16th and 18th centuries, around 4,000 people in Scotland were accused of 'witchcraft'. -
Europe News The EU has a 'moral duty' to make Ukraine a member state: Estonia PM Kaja Kallas also called for the EU to invest in military technology and be willing to intervene militarily to prevent Russian aggression. -
Latvia Ukraine war: Latvian MP Juris Jurašs 'joins legion of foreign fighters' Juris Jurašs "volunteered to defend the territory of Ukraine", the country's justice minister said. -
Culture news 'Every coffee break you take costs a life': Ukrainian author criticises world leaders The author received a standing ovation as she criticised dithering by world leaders as they delayed help to her homeland. -
Culture news Former Miss Ukraine describes terrifying escape from Kyiv and asks US to relax visas for refugees The beauty queen was in the US on International Women's Day to highlight the plight of women and other Ukrainian civilians during the conflict. -
No Comment Empty supermarket shelves in Russia-occupied city of Nova Kakhovka Empty supermarket shelves were seen in Nova Kakhovka, a Russian-occupied city in the Kherson Oblast region of southern Ukraine, on Tuesday, March 8. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 9th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Austria Austria to suspend its controversial COVID vaccine mandate Austria was the first country in the EU to introduce such a measure. But now it has been suspended. -
Poland 'See what your friend Putin has done': Salvini mocked in Poland Matteo Salvini has come in for criticism over his past support for Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
Tech News Google and social media companies could face big fines as UK plans crackdown on online scams The UK wants platforms such as Google, Facebook and Twitter to do more to protect users from online scams - or face hefty fines -
Culture news Ink and Blood: How has Ukrainian Literature changed since 2014? Euronews takes a look at Ukraine's most vital wartime writers and the onset of 'veteran' literature. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 9th – 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: US rules out 'high risk' transfer of fighter jets to Ukraine John Kirby, spokesperson for the US Department of Defence, said the transfer of jets "may be mistaken as escalatory and could result in a significant Russian reaction".