15 March 2022 | Euronews
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Switzerland European court condemns Switzerland for COVID ban on demonstrations Between March and June 2020, Swiss citizens faced up to three years in prison if they held public or private demonstrations. -
Denmark Denmark proposes ban on selling cigarettes to people born after 2010 The move aims to prevent the next generation of Danes from touching any form of tobacco. -
Georgia Georgia is not trying to appease Russia, its president tells Euronews "Georgia, having part of the territory occupied, being on the frontline, does not exactly behave as a country that is a member of NATO and is protected in many different ways," Salome Zourabichvili, Georgia's president, told Euronews. -
USA White House: Biden will travel to Europe for Ukraine talks US President Joe Biden will travel to Brussels next week for face-to-face talks with European leaders about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. -
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Iran Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe arrives back in UK after Iran release It came after the UK settled a decades-old debt to Iran. -
No Comment Hillside collapse buries at least 15 houses in Peru More than 15 houses in a remote area of the Peruvian Andes were buried by a landslide on Tuesday after a hill collapsed following heavy rains in the region -
Kosovo EU mission to boost police officer presence in Kosovo amid war in Ukraine A further 92 officers from Portugal, France and Italy will be temporarily deployed to Kosovo in the coming weeks. -
Sport Henrik Stenson named Team Europe captain for 2023 Ryder Cup The Swedish golfer played on five Ryder Cup teams and served as a vice-captain at last year's tournament. -
Tech News Intel set to build a new €17 billion chip manufacturing hub in Germany as it pours money into Europe The US chipmaker plans to invest over €80 billion in Europe in the next decade to ease a global shortage of semiconductors. -
Ecotech Why second-hand electric cars are the cheapest and most environmentally friendly way to drive With the fuel crisis again troubling UK motorists, a second-hand electric car could be the best way to get back on the road. -
Culture news From Iraq to Ukraine: Copenhagen's Little Mermaid statue takes on political graffiti again The statue has been the site of political protest many times before from the Iraq War to Turkey joining the EU and this time it's Russia in the firing line. -
Art British Museum presents its first exhibition of emerging artists A new exhibition at the British Museum lets visitors discover some of the most compelling emerging talents in the field of contemporary drawing, displayed alongside highlights from the Museum's collection dating back to the early 1500s -
Earth News These foods could soon be in short supply due to the war in Ukraine The food supply for much of the world relies on the fertile farmlands of the 'breadbasket of Europe'. -
Tech News Russia could use Kaspersky antivirus software in cyberattacks in Europe, German agency warns Software by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky could be "misused" by the Russian government, Germany's information security agency claimed on Tuesday. -
Cinema Women's rights, ecology and torture scoop top FIFDH 2022 awards Women's rights, ecology, and torture scoop top FIFDH awards as the Geneva film festival closes. Cinema reports. -
No Comment A layer of orange sand from the Sahara covers part of Spain Orange-tinted cars, dusty metro corridors and a hazy horizon in Madrid were seen after a thin layer of sand from the Sahara fell on a large part of Spain on the night of March 14th. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News German airline strikes: Air traffic across Europe disrupted due to mass walkouts Security workers are staging a full-day walkout at airports across Germany over pay disputes. -
Nature Chicago dyes river green for St Patrick’s Day but is the tradition dangerous for the environment? The tradition started in the 1960s and is beloved by Chicagoans but some environmental groups are concerned by the message about nature it sends. -
Russia Alexei Navalny: Kremlin critic faces 13 years in maximum security prison in Russia The Kremlin critic says the charges against him are politically motivated. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia's evolving tactics in the face of fierce resistance Euronews speaks to Siemon Wezeman from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) about Russia's evolving military tactics in Ukraine. -
Earth News This shelter is taking in pets abandoned in the chaos of the Ukrainian war German Sascha Winkler travelled to the Ukraine-Poland border with a team of volunteers to help four-legged refugees. -
The Cube Debunking the most viral misinformation about Russia's war in Ukraine Euronews looks at some of the misleading claims that are still being shared online since the start of Russia's invasion. -
Health news 1 in 4 symptomatic children get long COVID, a new study finds. What are the symptoms? Data from more than 80,000 children with COVID suggests a quarter of them had symptoms that lingered for at least 4-12 weeks. -
No Comment French oak trees airlifted to rebuild Notre-Dame cathedral In the Bercé state forest in France's Sarthe region, some hundred-year-old oaks that will be used to rebuild Notre-Dame cathedral are "flying" as part of a test project. -
No Comment In Poland, a pianist plays to "spread peace through music". Davide Martello, a German pianist, plays the piano by the Ukrainian border in the Polish city of Medyka to "spread the message of peace through music". -
No Comment Kyiv residents rescued from burning building after deadly Russian strike Strikes on residential areas in Kyiv killed at least two people early on Tuesday, as Russian troops intensified their attacks on the Ukrainian capital. -
No Comment India: Widows celebrate Hindu spring festival of colours Around 100 widows are marking Holi - the Hindu festival of colours in spring - at the Gopinath temple in the northern Indian town of Vrindavan. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Surrender and you'll be treated well, Zelenskyy tells Russian soldiers Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a message to Russian forces that invaded his country, telling them if they surrender, they will be treated decently. -
Culture news Ukrainian opera singers gather in Lviv for defiant rendition of the national anthem The city has remained relatively safe during the war and sheltered many internally displaced Ukrainian refugees. -
Europe News Russia talks with Ukraine 'only for show', says former foreign minister Andrei Kozyrev, who served as Boris Yeltsin's foreign minister between 1990 and 1996, said that Vladimir Putin only undestands force. -
Travel News UK to scrap passenger locator forms and testing for unvaccinated travellers from Friday From 18 March the UK will stand down remaining travel restrictions in a welcome move for the travel industry. -
Europe News Czech, Polish and Slovenian PMs meet with Zelenskyy in Kyiv The prime ministers of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia travelled to the war-torn capital to express the EU's support for Ukraine. -
Travel News Putin is 'kidnapping' Irish planes with new law that traps foreign-owned jets in Russia The President's new law to keep foreign planes puts Russian airlines in a catch-22. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 15th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News EU expands sanctions against Russia to ban luxury goods and energy investments Under the luxury ban, wealthy Russians won't be able to buy EU-made products worth over €300, such as bags, shoes and caviar. -
Europe Decoded Myanmar's message to the EU amid Ukraine crisis: 'Don't forget about us' Activists and exiles urge European leaders to keep up the pressure on the military junta even as the conflict in Ukraine dominates headlines. -
Tech News UK chipmaker Arm to cut up to 15% of staff after Nvidia deal collapse The UK chipmaker is set to cut hundreds of jobs after its $40bn (€36 billion) sale to US chipmaker Nvidia was called off last month. -
Culture news Dinnae haud yer wheesht: Scots language campaigners speak up for census return There's been a revival of the Scots language in recent years, with an estimated 1.5 million speakers. Campaigners say a new census this month will give them even more status and services. -
Ukraine Pentagon: Most of Russia's military offensives 'remain stalled' A senior US official in the Pentagon says most of Russia's military offensives remained stalled after making little progress over the weekend. -
Destinations 48 hours in Dublin: Where to find the hidden gems in Ireland’s capital From the Guinness to the museums, here's everything you need to know to find the magic in Dublin. -
Tech News Demand for VPNs in Russia skyrockets by 2,000% after the Kremlin bans Instagram VPNs change the user’s unique IP address, allowing them to conceal their true location and circumvent Internet restrictions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 15th – 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: 20,000 people evacuated from besieged port city Mariupol Tens of thousands were evacuated from the besieged port city of Mariupol. Meanwhile the UN said 3 million refugees have now fled Ukraine.