14 March 2022 | Euronews
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China US warns Chinese on support for Russia in Ukraine war US President Joe Biden's national security adviser warned a top Chinese official on Monday about China's support for Russia in the Ukrainian invasion, even as the Kremlin denied reports it had requested Chinese military equipment to use in the war. -
Ukraine Russian missiles strike residential area in Ukrainian capital Kyiv Multiple strikes hit Ukraine's capital Kyiv as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued. -
Russia Ukraine war: Russian anti-war protester interrupts state TV news broadcast A protester interrupted a Russian state-run TV news broadcast with an anti-war sign, denouncing propaganda about the Ukraine invasion. -
United Kingdom Post-Brexit Northern Ireland protocol is legal, says Belfast appeals court The decision is a setback for unionists who see the agreement as a threat to their place in the UK. -
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Slovakia Slovakia charges two suspects with spying for Russia Slovakia's foreign ministry had said it would also expel three Russian diplomats for alleged spying and bribery. -
Moments 'We bought an island': How investors took over a plot in the Caribbean to create a micronation The purchase of Coffee Caye in Belize was born out of years of eccentric and extreme travel by a group of global travellers. -
No Comment Opera singers perform national anthem in Lviv Opera singers gathered in the centre of Lviv in western Ukraine on Sunday to sing the country's national anthem. -
No Comment Yemen's tomb of Prophet Hud draws crowds for a four-day pilgrimage Thousands of pilgrims flock to the tomb of Prophet Hud -- known in Arabic as Qabr Nabi Hud -- in the Hadhramaut Valley, eastern Yemen for the four-day pilgrimage which precedes the holy fasting month of Ramadan -
Earth News These Lego climate rebels are proving that no one is too small to make a difference What started as a lockdown joke has become a serious outreach tool for the climate crisis. -
No Comment Protesters occupy London home linked to Russian oligarch Protesters take over a London property thought to be linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, with the aim of turning it into a residence to house refugees from the war in Ukraine. -
Scenes The parkour pioneers of Qatar are taking the sport to another level "We fall a lot, but it's part of the game. If you don't fall, that means you're not learning." -
United Kingdom WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange denied permission to appeal against extradition to US Britain’s top court refused WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange permission to appeal against a decision to extradite him to the US. -
Money Men's suits and individual doughnuts dropped from inflation statistics as COVID changes work habits Suits are out, sports bras are in as the UK's national statistics office announces changes to the basket of goods it uses to track consumer price inflation. -
Culture news 'The Godfather' turns 50, but was it always set for success? 50 years on 'The Godfather' is still a cult classic, but did director Francis Ford Coppola always feel that way? -
No Comment Cholita wrestlers fight racism in Bolivia Young women dressed in billowing skirts and long braided hair take to the wrestling ring to fight anti-Indigenous racism in Bolivia. -
Climate Now After a dry winter, how is Portugal learning to live with drought? It has barely rained in Portugal this year and farmers are now facing a tough growing season ahead, and a bleak outlook for the coming decades. We meet one farmer to see how he's learning to live with drought. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Polish judges detail rule of law backsliding in new documentary Some Polish judges are making sure the conflict between Warsaw and Brussels over rule of law backsliding isn't forgotten. -
Germany Ex-CEO of Wirecard and other executives charged with fraud by German prosecutors The financial payments company collapsed in 2020 amid allegations that much of its revenue and assets were faked. -
France France further eases COVID restrictions on masks and health passes Face masks are still required on public transport and in healthcare facilities. -
Ukraine Watch: Aftermath of a deadly attack on a residential block in Kyiv It happened around 5 am on Monday morning. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Pregnant woman and her baby die after Mariupol hospital attack A pregnant woman who made headlines around the world last week following Russia’s shelling of a maternity hospital in Ukraine, has died. Moscow claims the children's hospital was a front for Ukrainian ultra-nationalist militia. -
Smart Regions Harnessing the power of the sun to purify water In this episode, Smart Regions looks at how a sustainable system called Helio is able to harness the power of the sun to purify water. -
Tech News How Russia could cut itself off from the global Internet, and why it probably won't Russia is rumoured to be planning to cut itself off from the global Internet. Here's why that's easier said than done. -
Romania Romania probes drone found on its territory days after crash in Croatia The discovery comes just days after an unmanned aircraft went down in Croatia. -
Culture news Europe's creative industries put pressure on Brussels over ticket resales A group of 150 organisations representing Europe's creative industries are lobbying Brussels to clamp down on "exploitative" ticket resale market -
No Comment Syrian artist transforms war weapons into colourful artwork In his home in the city of al-Bab in the northern Aleppo governorate, Syrian artist Akram Abu al-Fawz spends hours transforming war weapons into works of art decorated with colourful patterns and designs, to send a "message of love" for the Syrian people who just want "life, not war". -
Netherlands MH17 crash: Netherlands and Australia launch new case against Russia It is the latest bid to hold Moscow legally responsible for the missile strike that brought down the passenger aircraft over eastern Ukraine in 2014. -
No Comment Kharkiv buildings destroyed after airstrike Images show the destruction of a four-storey residential building and surrounding structures in the centre of Kharkiv, Ukraine following an airstrike. -
No Comment Shanghai seals off street as city battles worst virus outbreak in two years An entire street is sealed off and many roads are empty in Shanghai as China wrestles to control the biggest virus outbreak and threat to the nation's zero-tolerance Covid strategy in two years -
No Comment Russian strike hits residential building in Kyiv Two people were killed on Monday as various neighbourhoods of the Ukraine capital Kyiv came under shelling and missile attacks, city officials said. -
Tech News Cyberflashing: People who send unwanted 'dick pics' will face jail under UK's new online safety law The UK is introducing a "cyberflashing" law that makes sending unsolicited "dick pics" a crime. -
Nature New environmental prize wants to help young naturalists to 'compete on the global stage' The Iris Project’s creators say that just a small amount of money can make a huge difference to young people fighting to save nature. -
Destinations Planning a move this year? Here are Europe’s most friendly countries The Expat Insider survey shows the best places to live if you want a good quality of life abroad. -
Money Europe rejects proposal limiting PoW cryptos such as Bitcoin but sets draft rules for sustainability Europe rejected a ban on proof-of-work cryptos but set draft rules to protect consumers and make mining more sustainable. -
No Comment US photojournalist Juan Arredondo injured in attack near Kyiv A US photojournalist has described from a hospital ward how the car he was in came under attack at a checkpoint in Irpin on March 13, resulting, according to Kyiv police, in the fatal wounding of filmmaker Brent Renaud. -
No Comment Cars left on partially destroyed Irpin bridge following attacks Footage released by police in Kyiv on Sunday, March 13, shows burnt out and damaged vehicles following attacks on a partially destroyed bridge in Irpin, as civilians continued to flee the area. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Turning down your thermostat really can ease a gas supply crisis - here’s how But would a more dependable solution be to deploy heat pumps to provide an energy efficient alternative to heat homes? -
Europe News Could Vladimir Putin be tried for war crimes? He could, but the International Criminal Court would have to catch him first. -
World News Ukraine war turns renowned cultural hub into humanitarian centre Day and night, goods arrive from across the world. -
Culture news 'Power of the Dog' wins big for Jane Campion amid BAFTA night full of shock wins 'Power of the Dog' and 'Dune' win big but there were was an unexpected wins for Joanna Scanlan while Troy Kotsur was on usual form. -
Tech News Apple supplier Foxconn halts production in Schenzen as COVID outbreak in China worsens Foxconn, the biggest supplier to companies including Apple and Samsung, is halting production at its plants in Schenzen as the Chinese city enters a COVID lockdown. Other iPhone suppliers are also affected. -
Ukraine Russians living in Ukraine on their 'rage, shame and terrible emptiness' Meet the Russians living in Ukraine who have to suffer the heartbreaking consequences as their country of origin becomes an enemy to their friends and neighbours. -
Tech News Ukraine begins using controversial Clearview AI's facial recognition to ID Russians and the dead Italy's data protection watchdog fined the American company behind the tech €20 million last week over breaches of EU privacy laws. -
Ukraine New round of Russia-Ukraine talks offer glimmer of hope Negotiators from Russia and Ukraine will meet via videoconference on Monday morning with a change in tone between the two sides offering a possible glimmer of hope to end the war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – 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: Russian invasion 'could turn into World War III', PM Shmyhal says Meanwhile, Russia's Ministry of Defence says it might launch major assaults to take full control of cities that are already surrounded - but that President Putin hasn't ordered this yet. -
Ukraine Thousands of children in Ukraine's orphanages 'face being left behind' There are 100,000 children living in orphanages and institutions in Ukraine. Save the Children warns that they risk being left behind.