12 March 2022 | Euronews
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Albania Rising fuel and food costs spark protests in Albania, government imposes price controls Already low, the purchasing power of Albanians is likely to be battered due to the destabilisation of markets by the war in Ukraine and sanctions against Russian aggression. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia carries out mass execution of 81 inmates, biggest in modern history Those executed included 73 Saudis, seven Yemenis and one Syrian, with some purported to have been members of Al Qaeda and Houthi rebels. -
Turkey Meeting of Turkish and Armenian foreign ministers a sign of improving relations As a first step toward reconciliation, charter flights between Armenia's capital Yerevan and Turkey's biggest centre, Istanbul, resumed earlier this year. -
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Ukraine Concerns for safety of refugees grow as more Ukrainians flee the country As the number of people fleeing Ukraine surpasses 2.5 million, some advocates are starting to worry about their safety abroad. 👇 -
From dropout to CEO: the 'Happy Sexy Millionaire' tells his story In this edition of Interview, we speak to Steven Bartlett, the youngest ever dragon from the BBC television series ‘Dragon's Den’, the founder of the social media marketing agency ‘Social Chain’ and the host of the number one podcast in Europe on Spotify, ‘The Diary of a CEO’. -
No Comment Heavy fighting leaves much of Volnovakha in ruins Much of the eastern Ukrainian town of Volnovakha lay in ruins on Friday after heavy fighting between Ukrainian troops and separatist forces supported by Russia. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Serb branch of Russian 'Night Wolves' biker group stage pro-Putin protests The pro-Russia protests in Bosnia and Herzegovina are one of a handful in Europe since Moscow invaded Ukraine on 24 February. -
No Comment Finnish Prime Minister: we are actually financing Russia's war by purchasing oil and gas Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin said it is important to "get rid of Russian fossil fuels," adding "we are supporting and actually financing Russia's war by purchasing oil, gas and other fossil fuels." -
No Comment Volunteers travel to Poland to help Ukraine refugees Dozens of volunteers from around the world have traveled to the small Polish town of Medyka at the border with Ukraine to help refugees, mostly women and children who are fleeing the violence. -
Mobility More than just a 'Moon buggy': Californian startup Astrolab unveils its next generation space rover If NASA adopts FLEX and its payload platform, it would become the first passenger-capable rover to ply the lunar surface since Apollo 17 in the 1970s. -
Culture news 'Cultural cleansing': Ukraine's heritage is in danger, UNESCO warns UN officials have warned that the country's entire cultural life is at risk of disappearing as Moscow continues its aggression. -
No Comment Lyon town hall rings out Ukrainian anthem In the centre of Lyon the sound of the Ukrainian anthem can be heard, played from the top of the town hall tower by the master carillonneur of the city, in support of Ukraine, where the Russian army has been extending its offensive since the start of the war. -
No Comment Funerals for 3 Russian police officers killed in Uraine Dozens attended a funeral on Friday in the Russian city of Perm for three police officers who died during Russia's special military operation in Ukraine. -
Culture news K-pop's high octane energy aims to thrill London's West End audiences In a case of art imitating life, the fictional Icon boy band will be performing a farewell concert as one of their members has to go off to do his compulsory national service in the South Korean military. -
Art Vaccine sculptures and textbook drawings: Where do art and science meet? Many see visual art and hard science as completely separate fields, but are they? Here we take a look at artists who embrace both worlds. -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Kyiv would only fall 'if carpet bombed' by Russia, Zelenskyy says Gas, water and electricity shortages have heavily affected the residents of Mariupol and Chernihiv, among other cities. -
Travel News This is how to steer clear of avalanches this ski season - and prevent them As rising temperatures make the risk of avalanches more common, we talk to two winter sports experts to find out how to steer clear of snow slides this ski season. -
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