17 March 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine PayPal enables transfer of funds to Ukrainian accounts at home and abroad Before the company's Thursday decision, people in Ukraine were allowed to send money but not receive funds. -
Spain Spain deploys 23,000 police officers after lorry drivers' strike over fuel prices Some drivers have been accused of attacking others who have not joined their strike. -
World News Emiliano Sala: Argentine footballer died from trauma injuries in plane crash A jury concluded that Sala was “deeply unconscious” after being poisoned by exhaust fumes before he was killed. -
Belgium Antwerp: Belgium man admits to revenge murder of former schoolteacher The 37-year-old man confessed to the killing on Thursday, according to judicial sources. -
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Italy Italy to end state of emergency and begin easing COVID-19 restrictions More than 157,000 Italians have died since the start of the pandemic in 2020. -
France Emmanuel Macron unveils policies as he seeks second presidential term The French President said he would increase the retirement age, cut taxes and further loosen labour market rules if he wins next month's election. -
Culture news Good Vibrations: Oscar-nominated documentary 'Audible' tells story of deaf American Football team Along with CODA, Audible is part of the positive shift in representation for depictions of deafness in popular culture. -
No Comment Odessa transforms into a fortress in case of Russian attack Odessa transforms into a fortress in case of Russian attack -
Europe News Greenpeace activists scale EU building, unfurl live banner in protest at deforestation The bloc's environment ministers were meeting in Brussels to discuss deforestation-free imports. -
World News Ukraine war: Refugee train routes delayed by technical issues in Italy and Poland Some scheduled trains were cancelled while others were stopped on Poland's 820 kilometres of railway. -
United Kingdom British defence secretary contacted by 'imposter' of Ukrainian PM UK defence secretary Ben Wallace said an imposter claiming to be the Ukrainian PM attempted to contact him. -
Africanews US denies Hushpuppi committed internet fraud from prison The US government has dismissed claims that the detained Nigerian influencer Ramon Abbas, known as Hushpuppi, executed a $400,000 (£304,000) internet fraud from prison. -
Romania Deaf Ukrainian refugees find shelter in Romania As the war rages on, deaf Ukrainian refugees find shelter and support at Romania's border. -
Football Now Can Newcastle United become the best football team in the world? With new investment, new hope and new ambition the dark days under Mike Ashley are in the past. So how far can the club go? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 17th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News TikTok's ban on foreign content in Russia ‘risks turning it into a propaganda platform’ European social media researchers found the video sharing app had blocked 95 per cent of its content in Russia, leaving room for propaganda about the war in Ukraine to run wild. -
No Comment Fire at Kyiv building hit by parts of downed rocket Fire at Kyiv building hit by parts of downed rocket -
No Comment Funerals for Ukrainian soldiers killed in Russian invasion Funerals for Ukrainian soldiers killed in Russian invasion -
Creators 'I can skin a mountain lion in a day': Meet the LA woman making taxidermy glamorous "When people hear about taxidermy, they think death. They think Norman Bates. There are all these preconceived notions." -
Destinations Flights to India are back on: Here’s why you should explore the backwaters of Kerala Air India is soon resuming its regular service. Which means the 'Venice of India' is once again within reach. -
Hungary Orban is trying a daunting balancing act over the Ukraine war | View "At a time when most of the right-wing leaders across Europe are distancing themselves from Putin, Orban is attempting a daunting balancing act." -
No Comment Dublin's first St Patrick's Day parade since 2019 begins Hundreds of thousands of Irish and international visitors have flocked to Ireland to take part in the traditional celebrations. -
Earth News Italy builds first offshore wind farm in an effort to move away from Russian gas Italy ranks third in Europe for both renewable power consumption and electrical and thermal power production from renewable resources. -
Mobility European Space Agency suspends its Mars rover mission with Russia over the war in Ukraine ESA and Russia’s Roscosmos have been working on the project for the last decade. -
Destinations Cyprus, Turkey and Thailand: Top holiday spots feeling fallout from Ukraine-Russian war As a ‘nation of travellers’, it's unlikely that Russian tourism will stop completely, but tourist boards are planning for the worst. -
No Comment Japan residents deal with earthquake aftermath The 7.4-magnitude quake off the coast of Fukushima derailed a bullet train, opened cracks in highways and threw products from shelves in shops. -
Food and Drink How are Russian food businesses in the U.S. being affected by Putin's war? Across the U.S people are showing their support for Ukraine. But some of that support has turned to hostility against businesses like Russian restaurants, some of which even have Ukrainian staff and owners -
Kosovo Kosovo's parliament rejects new law recognising same-sex civil unions It would have been the first time a Muslim-majority country allowed same-sex civil unions. -
Ukraine Survivors begin to emerge from bombed Mariupol theatre The first survivors have been pulled from the rubble of a bombed theatre in the besieged southern Ukraine city of Mariupol, where authorities say more than a thousand civilians had gone for shelter. -
This will impact your life Global food prices had already hit record high. Then Russia invaded Ukraine. Food inflation will be pushed even higher worldwide which can have devastating consequences in the poorest parts of the world. -
Europe News Tears, blood and courage: a journey to Ukraine From Kyiv to the eastern city of Lviv, I was struck by the courage and determination expressed by all those I have met. -
Economy What is life like for Westerners in Russia amid the war in Ukraine? With relations between Russia and Europe reaching a new all-time low, what is life like for Westerners in the country? -
Travel News P&O Ferries seems to have 'broken the law' by sacking 800 workers, says UK PM Boris Johnson 800 P&O staff were fired with no warning, leading to outcry from politicians and the public. -
Money Crypto buyers have no protections if they lose all their money, EU financial regulators warn The unregulated crypto industry is a risky place for investors, three of the European Union's financial regulators warned. -
Your Expo 2020 Dubai itinerary: Explore the world in three, five or eight hours With more than 200 pavilions and 200 eateries, plus thousands of attractions to discover, there’s so much to see and smile about at Expo 2020 Dubai. -
Culture news Peter Bowles, dapper English 'gent' and star of To The Manor Born, dies at 85 His agent said the actor had died of cancer. -
Europe Decoded As sanctions bite, how much economic pain is Putin willing to take? The Russian president has predicted his country will emerge more independent and self-sufficient from international isolation. -
Europe News As European countries lift restrictions, is this the end of COVID-19? Many countries are lifting nearly all COVID-19 restrictions. What does that mean for the future of the pandemic? -
Europe News Fact or fiction: Is Putin to blame for the UK energy crisis? As cost of energy continues to rise around the world, we explore just how far it's been impacted by Russia's war on Ukraine. -
Culture news Putin mocked in life-sized sculpture at Valencia's Fallas Festival Hundreds of political 'ninot' statues are on display as part of this year's Las Fallas Festival in Valencia -
Culture news As Finland tops World Happiness Report we ask: Are Nordic nations really that happy? Nordic countries consistently score highly on the World Happiness Report, but are they really that happy? And is melancholy the secret to their success? -
Art Largest ever retrospective of Ai Weiwei's work opens in Vienna The Albertina Modern gallery in Vienna is now presenting renowned Chinese artist, Ai Weiwei's most comprehensive show to date. -
USA Kremlin anger after Joe Biden calls Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal' "We believe such rhetoric to be unacceptable and unforgivable," said a spokesman for the Kremlin. -
Tech News Which tech companies are cutting ties with Russia over its war in Ukraine? Google, Sony, Microsoft, PayPal and a raft of other tech companies are taking a stand on the Ukraine war and pulling out of Russia. -
My Europe Series In Kosovo, fears that Russia could inspire a new Serbian offensive Serbia's 1998 invasion of Kosovo was fuelled by the same toxic nationalism that is behind Putin's assault on Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 17th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Across Ukraine, a moment of silence at railway stations Ukrainian railway stations including those of Dnipro, Lviv, Odessa and Kyiv observed a moment of silence in honour of the victims of shelling in Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine. -
Japan Four dead after 7.4-magnitude earthquake hits northern Japan It was the same region that was hit by a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and tsunami 11 years ago. -
Ukraine 'I knew it was the last lunch': One refugee's final day in Kyiv Iryna Zemlyana went to her favourite restaurant and enjoyed peace before Russia invaded. -
Ireland Irish leader tests positive for COVID-19 during US visit Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin learned he had tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday evening while attending an event with US leaders. -
Europe Decoded Russia claims it has made first debt payment and avoided a default There were fears that Moscow would default on its bond payments after having its assets frozen due to the invasion of Ukraine. -
Tech News Cyber war: Russian state websites hit by ‘unprecedented attacks’ amid Ukraine invasion Russia's government has proposed a raft of measures to support the IT sector, as the country becomes increasingly isolated from global financial systems. -
Ecotech I borrowed a Tesla for a month and it changed my mind about electric cars We put a new electric vehicle subscription service to the test - with some surprising results. -
World News Good News: 6 stories to brighten your week Good News Digest: 6 stories to brighten your week -
Tech News With the war in Ukraine, crypto is having a moment. It's just not the moment some expected Given its first global opportunity to show its decentralised prowess, how has crypto responded to the war in Ukraine? -
Germany Ukraine war: Zelenskyy invokes WWII and Berlin Wall in speech to German MPs In a speech to the German parliament, Ukraine's president Zelenskyy invoked WWII, the Berlin Wall and John F. Kennedy in a plea for more help against the Russian invasion. -
Culture news 'They are scared to travel': the obstacles faced by LGBT+ Ukrainians fleeing war Three million people have now left Ukraine, fleeing the Russian invasion, but the plight of LGBT+ refugees is different. -
Ukraine President Zelenskyy: 'My heart breaks' after Mariupol theatre bombing Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has said his 'heart breaks' after a Russian bombing on a theatre in the besieged city of Mariupol where officials say more than a thousand civilians were sheltering. -
Culture news The Art of Menswear: V&A's first male fashion exhibition Opening on Saturday, 19 March 2022, Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear is the first major V&A exhibition to celebrate the power, artistry and diversity of masculine attire and appearance. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 17th – 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: Overwhelming majority of Ukrainians face poverty if war continues, UN warns Up to 90% of Ukrainians will be affected by poverty and extreme economic vulnerability, with the war "setting the country back decades", top official told the UN Security Council on Thursday. -
Money Ukraine officially legalises Bitcoin and other cryptos after Zelenskyy signs new law The new law sets out a regulatory framework for crypto assets for the first time.