24 March 2022 | Euronews
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The Cube Traffickers and online trolls target Facebook Ukrainian refugee group Diana Shore, founder of 'Room for Ukrainians in the UK', has called on social media companies to adopt geolocation software to ensure the safety of Ukrainian refugees online. -
Portugal Azores island authorities prepare evacuations amid earthquake fears Six straight days of minor tremors have stoked fears of a possible major earthquake or volcanic eruption. -
United Kingdom P&O Ferries: Outcry as boss admits breaking UK law in sacking nearly 800 Corporate behaviour and government responsibility are under scrutiny after Peter Hebblethwaite told a parliamentary committee the ferry company failed to consult unions. -
No Comment Demonstrations for Ukraine outside the European Commission in Brussels. Around 300 Ukrainian supporters gathered in Brussels on Thursday afternoon as leaders met in the city to discuss the war in Ukraine. -
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My Europe Series For Soviet-Afghan war veterans, Ukraine is a conflict 'without honour' Iurie Cibuc, 62, was proud to fight for the Soviet Union in Afghanistan. He doubts that a new generation of Russian soldiers feel the same about the war in Ukraine. -
Culture news These four Portuguese cities are finalists for 2027 European Capital of Culture A volcanic island town, the 'third happiest city in Europe' and Portugal’s answer to Venice are among the final four contenders chosen by a 12-strong panel this month. -
Football Now Football and contracts: Does it pay to have a long-term deal? With the contracts of some of football’s biggest names coming to an end this summer, are players now less inclined to put pen to paper on a new deal? -
Travel News EU citizens could face tougher border measures in Ireland after UK vote New travel rules mean non-Irish EU citizens will have to apply to travel across the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland. -
Destinations Iran: The Persian powder paradise drawing in the world’s best skiers With 87 kilometres of slope and 66 lifts, the ski resorts outside of Tehran offer some of the best pistes in Asia - and no one knows about them. -
No Comment Ukraine: Israel sets up a humanitarian field hospital. The field hospital has 66 beds and will operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 24th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Destinations Ras Al Khaimah is an adrenaline junkie’s paradise - and it’s only an hour from Dubai Mountain adventures meet five-star luxury, history and culture in Ras Al Khaimah. -
Europe News Watch: Ukrainians call on EU, US leaders to do more in Brussels protest Ukrainians and their supporters gathered as leaders of Europe and NATO met in the Belgian capital. -
Ukraine In photos: One month of war in Ukraine Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine one month ago - here are some of the most striking photographs since the start of the war. -
Earth News Nuclear experts ‘gravely’ concerned that an accident could threaten public health in Ukraine Time is running out for an agreement on how to maintain nuclear facilities in Ukraine, the International Atomic Energy Agency says. -
No Comment Russian naval vessel destroyed in Azov Sea near Mariupol A Russian ship was gutted by flames and explosions in the Ukrainian port of Berdyansk as fire also burnt on one of two naval ships leaving the area. -
Spain Juan Carlos I: Ex-Spanish king can face trial for harassing former lover, says court The former monarch did not hold royal immunity from prosecution, judges said. -
Culture news Oscars 2022: 'CODA' wins best picture, Will Smith hits Chris Rock, here's everything you missed Here's a round up of the crazy OSCARS 2022. Our live blog from last night has all the juice you need so take the plunge and find out what you slept through. -
Europe News Chemical weapons: NATO to provide Ukraine with equipment to counter Russian threat NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said leaders are concerned that Russia "is trying to create some kind of pretext" to use "chemical and biological weapons" in Ukraine. -
No Comment Over 30 dead in twin attacks in Somalia Two attacks claimed by the Al-Shabaab group left more than 30 people dead in central Somalia on Wednesday night. -
Lithuania Lithuanian MPs want to outlaw Russian military Z symbol The Z marking is used on Russian military vehicles in Ukraine. It has also become a symbol to show support for Moscow's invasion. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria abolishes 'golden passport' scheme for wealthy foreigners The EU has called on member states to scrap the schemes following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Earth News Supersized goldfish are threatening native species in this region of Canada Goldfish are thriving in Canada’s stormwater ponds and affecting local ecosystems. -
Europe Decoded In Malta, confusion over cannabis law after doctor arrested for drug dealing Malta became the first EU state to legalise cannabis last year, and yet... -
Health news Medical marijuana doesn't help anxiety and depression and doubles addiction risk, new study finds A US study found that turning to medical cannabis failed to improve patients’ symptoms of anxiety and depression while doubling their risk of addictive disorders. -
No Comment Chernihiv Mayor drives through damaged city Chernihiv Mayor Vladyslav Atroshenko showed the damage to the besieged city during a drive through the city, one month after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. -
No Comment Doha hospital treats sick falcons and replaces damaged feathers A feathered patient is on the operating table today. It's a falcon and is being treated at a specialist hospital in central Doha. The Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital welcomes over 150 falcons a day. -
Culture news Ukrainian students find refuge in Hungarian circus after fleeing Russian invasion Around 100 Ukrainian circus art students who fled their home from the Russian invasion, have found refuge in a circus in Budapest -
Switzerland Four members of French family die after falling from a seventh-floor balcony Three adults and a eight-year-old girl have died after falling from a seventh-floor balcony in Switzerland. -
Culture news Should A-listers use their Oscars speeches to rail against Russia's invasion of Ukraine? Ahead of the ceremony on Sunday and amid outrage over the ongoing war, long-time observers predict "almost every speech" will mention Ukraine. -
Destinations Netherlands: There’s more to do in the Lowlands than getting high As the Dutch government relaxes COVID-19 restrictions for all travellers, we take a look at the top seven tourist destinations you need to visit on your next trip to the Netherlands. -
Ukraine More than half of Ukraine's children displaced since Russia's invasion, says UNICEF Around 4.3 million children have been displaced since the start of the war, UNICEF said, while Ukrainian officials reported 128 child deaths. -
Moments Burlesque meets Mexican wrestling at this flamboyant carnival in LA This carnival world, a mix of American burlesque and Mexican wrestling, is stunning audiences once again after a two-year pandemic hiatus. -
Destinations The rise of ultra-long haul flights: Could you stomach 18 hours onboard? An Auckland to New York service is flying into the number four spot later this year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 24th – 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 Ukraine: Experts search for unexploded ordnance in Kyiv. Experts from the Ukrainian National Police inspect residential areas in Kyiv affected by the Russian bombing and remove unexploded ordnance. -
Tech News Russia's regulator blocks access to Google News over Ukraine war 'false information' Google joins the ranks of other local and international media which have been banned, including Meta's platforms Instagram and Facebook. -
Health news Male birth control pill 99% effective in mice could start human trials this year A daily pill shows it can make mice temporarily sterile, and researchers hope to start human trials later this year. -
No Comment Oranges dragged onto the beach cause pollution Oranges dragged onto the beach cause pollution -
Residences Flight free travel: The best English country hotels that are just a train ride away You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into Downton with a stay at one of these truly English properties. -
No Comment Drone footage captures devastation in besieged city of Mariupol Drone footage has captured the widespread destruction in the besieged port city of Mariupol on Wednesday, March 23, after weeks of Russian shelling and bombardment. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy urges global protests to mark one month since start of war Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged people to take to the streets in an emotional plea to the west one month after the start of the war in Ukraine. -
North Korea North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile toward sea North Korea fired at least one suspected ballistic missile toward the sea on Thursday, its neighbours' militaries said. -
Earth News What is the impact of the war in Ukraine on Europe’s climate and energy policy? Governments at all levels must support the electrification of heating, transport, and industry, in order to help us transition away from Russian fossil fuels. -
Culture news 'If there is art, life goes on': Kyiv theatre company takes shelter underground Since the war began, the Pro-English theatre company, decided to stay in the basement of the theatre, where they continue to practice their art -
Europe Decoded Ukraine war: What's on Joe Biden's packed agenda in Brussels today? In what is set to be a busy day, Biden will become the first US president to participate physically at an EU summit. -
China Search area widened for 2nd black box in China Eastern crash The search area was expanded for the second black box from a China Eastern passenger jet that crashed in southern China with 132 people on board earlier this week. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'NATO never more united' says Biden as alliance boosts eastern forces NATO announced major troop increases in Eastern Europe to deter Moscow and more military aid for Ukraine, on a day of several summits in Brussels. -
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