21 March 2022 | Euronews
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Russia Russia 'could retaliate' if EU imposes energy supply embargo An oil and gas industry expert says Russia 'could retaliate' if EU imposes an energy supply embargo, but cutting off gas supplies to European countries. -
Europe News Skyrocketing fertiliser prices sends farmers production costs soaring The war in Ukraine is seriously impacting the cost of fertiliser in the EU. -
Europe News Brussels agrees on more military aid for Ukraine, but no new sanctions The bloc's foreign affairs ministers also agreed to formally approve the EU's so-called Strategic Compass for defence. -
Italy Two German tourists convicted over fatal Lake Garda boat crash Two Italian citizens on board a smaller vessel were killed in the incident in June 2021. -
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Czech Republic Andrej Babiš: Former Czech prime minister to face trial on fraud charges Babis denies any wrongdoing and has repeatedly said the allegations against him were politically motivated. -
Ukraine A Frenchman who fought in Syria prepares to go into battle for Ukraine Pierre, 28, spent four years fighting jihadists in Syria. He arrived in the Ukrainian capital five days ago and is waiting to know where he will be deployed. -
Nature Chile’s Patagonia is a national treasure, thanks to a US billionaire In Patagonia's wilderness, the founder of The North Face inspired conservation efforts to protect endangered species'. -
United Kingdom Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says her release 'should have happened six years ago' The British charity worker has called for other hostages to be freed in Iran. -
Earth News Europe's food security could be threatened by war in Ukraine, farmers warn The war in Ukraine has sparked concerns from farmers as the cost of producing food continues to rise. -
Scenes Meet the Queen Bikers, Tunisia’s first all-female motorcycle club "The moment I start the engine, I totally forget about the people, the streets, as my whole being is fused with the bike." -
Culture news Between Berlinale and the Oscars, is it finally the big moment for Spanish cinema? Cruz has already won one Oscar but for an American film, her nomination for 'Parallel Mothers' is a landmark moment for Spanish cinema. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 21st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Food and Drink Naïs Pirollet will be first female chef to represent France at Bocuse d'Or Europe competition Could she become the first French woman to win the coveted Bocuse d’Or? -
Euronews Witness The resilience and tears of Ukrainian refugees on the Polish border In a forced smile that turned into tears, Euronews reporter Monica Pinna saw all the resilience of a population that is fighting for justice, democracy, and freedom. -
Travel News Is it safe to travel to eastern Europe right now? We asked the experts This is what the EU's aviation safety regulator had to say about the safety of travel right now. -
The Cube Alleged Ukrainian attack on Russian teenager is 'fake,' says German police Police believe a woman's viral video about the alleged attack was deliberately shared to stoke hatred. -
Earth News EU allowing more land to be used for animal grazing labelled "counter productive" 400 experts said the EU should be encouraging plant-based diets as a way to avoid food shortages. -
Ukraine 'Huge risk' Ukrainian children can fall into trafficking, says EU Commissioner Ylva Johansson warned that "criminal elements" usually take advantage of big migratory flows. -
No Comment A prayer among the rubble Rescue crews pick through smouldering rubble as bodies lay on the ground after a deadly overnight Russian strike hit a popular shopping mall in northwestern Kyiv. -
No Comment Funeral held for Ukrainian soldier Family members and Ukrainian servicemen attended the funeral ceremony of marine Alexandr Khovtun, in Kyiv. -
No Comment Kyiv: Emergency services rescue survivors from the rubble Kyiv: Emergency services rescue survivors from the rubble -
Tech News Russia bans Instagram and Facebook as court declares Meta an 'extremist organisation' Meta's Instagram and Facebook have been banned, but the court decided WhatsApp could stay. -
Germany Germany train attacker had Islamic extremist motive, say prosecutors Four people were injured in the attack on a high-speed train in November. -
Spain Spanish police seize pythons and caimans from illegal Canary Islands zoo More than 118 exotic animals were discovered at the private estate on Gran Canaria. -
Travel News New Zealand flights are back on. Here’s how to visit the epic islands in 2022 Australia and New Zealand travel restrictions are easing, but there are still some hurdles to a holiday down under. -
Spain Truckers' strike in Spain as soaring energy costs begin to bite The protest has channelled the growing social discontent in Spain as it suffers the consequences of inflation that is linked to soaring energy prices. -
Europe News Russia committing 'massive war crime' in Mariupol, says EU's top diplomat Ukrainian authorities rejected a Russian ultimatum for Mariupol to surrender. -
Greece Three workers dead after explosion at Greek dynamite factory Residents in Greneva could hear the explosion over 20 kilometres away, the local governor said. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Mariupol, like Aleppo or Coventry, 'will be completely destroyed' "What I saw, I hope no one will ever see. Mariupol will be on the list of cities in the world that have been completely destroyed by war." -
Health news Tiny worms can smell lung cancer cells and detect tumours early on, new research shows Scientists say the humble roundworm can smell cancer cells and may someday replace dogs in detecting tumours at an early stage. -
Tech News Pig hearts in humans: Why the 'Frankenscience' of animal organ transplants must stop Pigs are sentient beings who are no different from humans; they too can feel fear and pain. They shouldn't be treated as warehouses of spare parts. -
Europe News In Ukraine, there is no line that Vladimir Putin won't cross | View Every day we ponder and doubt, Ukrainians are dying. -
Art Lviv square displays 109 empty baby strollers to mark each child killed by Putin's forces As Ukraine mourns its dead, scores of empty strollers were lined up in the cobbled central square of Lviv as a harrowing tribute -
Culture news Ukrainian music station switches to hard news as war approaches Lviv Lvivska Khvylya was one of the first radio stations set up after Ukrainian independence 30 years ago, now they're a part of the Ukrainian war effort. -
Europe News Brussels mulls Russian oil embargo in new sanctions round Russian provides more than a third of EU imports of petroleum products and 40% of all EU imports of natural gas. -
Earth News Don't let Russia crisis fuel 'mutually assured' climate destruction, UN Chief warns The war in Ukraine should not mean countries are "hitting the brakes on the decarbonization of the global economy," Antonio Guterres said. -
Culture news 'CODA' increases chances of winning Best Picture at Oscars with Producer's Guild Award win 'CODA' was the outlier in the Best Picture category until it won at the SAGs. After the weekend's trophy, could the film win big at the Oscars? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 21st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Australia will be able to force tech giants to hand over disinformation data under new laws New planned laws will align with efforts in Europe to curb harmful online content, including COVID disinformation. -
Ukraine At least eight dead in Kyiv shopping centre shelling The entire southern part of the huge shopping centre was destroyed. -
China Plane with 132 people on board crashes in southern China It crashed in the province of Guangxi, near the city of Wuzhou. -
Europe News 'We are human too': Congolese student who fled Ukraine recounts racism Videos shared on social showed black people being pushed off trains and animals being prioritised before people. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 21st – 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 latest: Shelling continues, as Kyiv refuses Russia's ultimatum to surrender Mariupol The Ukrainian government refused the Kremlin's offer to allow the evacuation of civilians from the southern port city if it surrendered by 5 am local time on Monday.