23 March 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine war: US finds Russian troops have committed war crimes The assessment was based on a “careful review” of public and intelligence sources since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine last month, said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. -
USA Madeleine Albright: First female US Secretary of State dies at 84 A former child refugee from Nazi- and then Soviet-dominated eastern Europe, Albright rose to hold top posts under former President Bill Clinton in the 1990s. -
Europe News Brussels aims to coordinate gas purchases in bid to lower costs There are currently 160 storage facilities in the EU that are around 26% full. -
No Comment Far from the front, Odesa's residents participate in the war effort In Odesa, a place for food lovers was transformed into a humanitarian centre, providing food and goods to troops and refugees in need. -
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Ukraine NATO says 7—15,000 Russian troops killed, as Putin's forces meet Ukrainian resistance Even the most conservative Western estimates have the casualties amount at several thousand, while the Kremlin remains silent on actual figures. -
Culture news Who's most likely to win Best Picture at the Oscars and why? 10 nominees in the hottest category at the Academy Awards but who will win? We rank the most and least likely nominees to get the Best Picture Oscar. -
No Comment Ukraine: humanitarian aid train leaves French city of Strasbourg A goods train with humanitarian aid for Ukrainian refugees in Romania left Strasbourg on Wednesday. -
Qatar 365 From eGaming to Padel: exploring the future of sport in Qatar As the hosts of the FIFA World Cup, 2022 is going to be a big sporting year for Qatar but what else does the future hold? From the world of e-gamers and the business of sport, to scoring points with padel players, Qatar365 discovers the potential. -
Spotlight Produce from Fukushima back on market as controls guarantee safety Agriculture was hit hard by the Fukushima nuclear disaster and exports from the area collapsed. 11 years later, thanks to strict safety measures, they've resumed giving a much-needed boost to local producers and consumers. -
Earth News Energy companies could be taxed after ‘cashing in on the murder of innocent people’ The money the tax generates could be used to help consumers with rising bills and aid the transition to clean energy. -
Work Is WhatsApp helping Boris Johnson's government hide important information from the public? Like the rest of us, Boris Johnson's government is using messaging apps more and more. The problem is, they make it too easy to delete important information. -
No Comment Ukrainian refugees continue to arrive in France Ukrainians continued to arrive in France on Wednesday, nearly one month after Russia invaded their country. -
Europe News Russia 'deliberately targeting' Ukraine's food stocks, says EU Commission The comment by Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis came as the Commission announced plans to produce more food to offset disruption caused by the war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 23rd – 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 What is the European Council and why is it meeting in Brussels? The tete-a-tete brings 27 EU leaders together six times a year - and this year there is a special guest. -
Culture news Machu Picchu: Have we been giving Inca culture's most famous heartland the wrong name? A study looking into the origins of the rediscovery has unearthed a potential error. -
Tech News Meta's plans to build a new data centre in the Netherlands blocked by political opposition All but two of the parties in the Dutch Senate backed a motion to temporarily block Meta's new data centre until sustainability standards were met. -
Belarus Evan Neumann: US man wanted over the Capitol riots is 'granted asylum in Belarus' Evan Neumann fled the United States last year after being charged for his role in the storming of the Capitol building. -
Belarus Belarus expels majority of Ukrainian diplomats over 'unfriendly' actions Kyiv has accused Minsk of preparing to send its own troops into Ukraine following Russia's invasion. -
No Comment Russian state TV reports "Donbass Arena" stadium was under fire last night Russian State TV "Rossiya-1" (RTR) said Donetsk city centre came under shelling of the Armed Forces of Ukraine last night. The Ukrainian rockets, reportedly, fell near the Donbass Arena stadium. -
Earth News 'We must feed our soldiers and our Ukrainian nation,' say farmers who are working despite war Shortages of vital supplies and blocked exports are forcing farmers to make tough decisions in Ukraine. -
Spain 'I felt dead inside': Russian expat's pain over war in Ukraine Russian Polyna Korneva, based in Madrid, said she felt 'dead inside' when she learned her relatives back home were in favour of the war. -
Destinations Trek in the desert and float on the Dead Sea: Why you should visit Jordan in 2022 Jordan may be a small country but it packs a punch. Be prepared for an unforgettable adventure if you decide to visit. -
Culture news Watches and Wonders 2022: Return of physical show is 'like a school reunion!' This is the first physical event under the name 'Watches and Wonders' after the organisers announced the name change from Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie at the end of 2019. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Open the gates of hell for civilians in Mariupol, UN's Amin Awad tells Euronews "It's very hellish over there, and I think the gates of hell have to open so people can come out." -
Tech News An anti-Russian 'disinformation operation' has singled out a Finnish university but it's unclear why Someone is spreading anti-Russian statements on Finnish social media, but it's not clear who or why. -
Health news Moderna seeks emergency approval for its COVID vaccine in children under 6 Moderna’s COVID vaccine is around 44 per cent effective for children aged 6 months to 2 years old, early clinical trial results show. -
No Comment Soyuz rocket takes off featuring letter Z The Russian Defense Ministry released footage Wednesday that it says shows a Soyuz rocket taking off with a Meridian M communications satellite with the letter Z featuring prominently on the rocket, in support of the Russian military operation in Ukraine. -
My Europe Series 'I went to rescue wife’s family from a tomb': Man's epic Ukraine trip “To me, he’s a hero.” Alberto, 58, rescued 38 people from Ukraine, 20 of whom he is hosting at his home in Vienna. -
No Comment Ukrainian sailors block Abramovich's superyacht in Turkey A group of Ukrainian sailors on a motor boat, most of them children, tried to block Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich’s 456-foot superyacht Solaris from docking at the Turkish city of Bodrum on Monday, March 21, before being briefly detained. -
Europe Decoded What is the 'strategic compass' and what does it mean for EU defence? It has its weaknesses but shows the EU is carving itself a greater geopolitical role. -
No Comment Shanghai neighbourhoods barricaded as Covid cases grow Some residential areas of Shanghai are cordoned off with high yellow barricades, where many cases of covid-19 have been confirmed. -
Climate Early warning systems will protect everyone on Earth in 5 years, UN announces A third of the world is still not covered by live-saving alerts - something the UN and WMO are determined to fix. -
Real Economy The scandal of child poverty in Europe - are governments doing enough? One in four children living in Europe is at risk of poverty and social exclusion. The EU’s Child Guarantee initiative aims to end this by putting into action the European Pillar of Social Rights on Childcare and support to children. -
Poland Poland expels 45 Russian diplomats accused of spying Poland's interior minister said the country would expel 45 individuals who were accused of spying on behalf of Russia. -
Earth News Stop milking psychedelic toads or they will die out, say wildlife conservationists Sonoran Desert Toads are at threat from human activity in the US. But why are they being milked? -
Culture news Måneskin cancels Russian leg of world tour to show solidarity with Ukraine After announced the dates for their world tour, Måneskin have said they will not be going to Russia. -
Culture news Anne Frank betrayal book pulled by Dutch publisher amid 'house of cards' critique In a 69-page written “refutation,” six historians and academics describe the cold case team’s findings as “a shaky house of cards.” -
Destinations From the Maldives to Hawaii: These are the 7 best eco-hotels in 2022 Whether you want to stay in the city or travel to a remote desert island, these sustainable hotels have it all. -
No Comment Large tornadoes and storms hit parts of Texas Powerful storms and tornadoes ripped through parts of Texas on Monday and caused widespread damage, the National Weather Service said on Tuesday, March 22. -
United Kingdom Several people treated after chlorine gas leak at London Aquatics Centre The London Ambulance Service has called it a "major incident" and said several people were being treated at the scene. -
Economy Brussels relaxes state aid rules for companies impacted by war in Ukraine Brussels first relaxed its strict state aid rules to mitigate the economic impact of COVID-19. Now it's doing it again because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
No Comment Opposition protests against fuel price hike in India About 100 members of the youth wing of the opposition Congress party protested against the latest hike in fuel and domestic cooking gas prices. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 23rd – 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 Women-led companies are more likely to meet climate targets, says new research All the data reinforces the premise that diversity and environmental performance are linked in companies. -
No Comment Long queues for petrol in Cuba In Cuba, dozen of cars queue for hours to refuel with gasoline as the country's main supplier, Venezuela, has recently reduced its oil production. -
Food and Drink Meet France's latest 3-star Michelin chefs Arnaud Donckele and Dimitri Droisneau Chefs Arnaud Donckele in Paris and Dimitri Droisneau in Cassis (south-eastern France) have been awarded three stars in France by the Michelin guide. -
Afghanistan Taliban orders middle and high schools for girls to close It happened on the first day of Afghanistan's new academic year. -
France Ukraine war: Zelenskyy calls on French companies to stop backing 'Russia's war machine' Renault has moved to suspend activity in Russia after Ukraine's president cited the carmaker along with Auchan, Leroy Merlin and others, saying "values are worth more than profits". -
Sport Ash Barty: World number one announces surprise retirement aged 25 The top-ranked Australian tennis player announced her retirement in a video posted to social media. -
China Search at China crash site suspended amid rain The search for clues into why a Chinese commercial jetliner dove suddenly and crashed into a mountain in southern China was suspended due to rain. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 23rd – 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: NATO 'to agree major increase' in eastern Europe forces, says Stoltenberg NATO's secretary general says he expects leaders to agree to set up new multinational battlegroups to deter Russia from attacking any of its members.