25 March 2022 | Euronews
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Belgium Tensions surface over energy prices as EU summit draws to a close The two-day EU leaders summit in Brussels centered largely on strategies aimed at dealing with Europe's dependency on Russian energy. -
Ukraine 'It looked like hell': Mariupol escapees describe horror in Ukraine's besieged city Ukrainians who managed to flee the besieged port city tell Euronews of the scenes of relentless bombing and unfathomable destruction they witnessed. -
Ukraine 'Some children can't communicate': Ukrainian families seek calm after fleeing conflict Children of families who fled Ukraine's conflict zones are given counselling and art lessons in one town near the Hungarian border. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Ukraine remains in focus as Brussels hosts multiple summits US president Joe Biden was in the Belgian capital to try and demonstrate the West's unity. -
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Slovakia Slovakian MPs condemn WWII deportation of Jews to Nazi Germany Lawmakers have also asked for the forgiveness of Holocaust survivors and relatives. -
Georgia Georgians suffer fallout from Western sanctions imposed on Russia over Ukraine Georgians used to receiving financial assistance from relatives working in Russia as migrants are finding their remittances have been hampered. -
Kosovo Kosovo Serb protest calls for voting rights in Serbia’s election Demonstrators gathered in Mitrovica with banners reading “We want our human rights”. -
Spain Truckers' strike to continue in Spain despite government support package Spain's government unveiled a €1 billion proposal on Friday to reduce fuel prices. -
Europe News EU leaders rebuff Spain's pleas for market reform to curb electricity prices The European Council only gave Spain and Portugal permission to introduce a price cap on electricity. -
Russia Doing business with Russia: For big international brands it's not always black and white Many Western companies have stopped their Russian operations to comply with sanctions, but some very recognisable brands are still doing business there - so what's the deal? -
Culture news Germany's leading deaf actor, Anne Zander, on CODA, inclusivity and her new film Berlin-born Zander says she’ll also be rooting for CODA actor Troy Kotsur, the favourite to take the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. -
Spotlight Free and open Indo-Pacific Toamasina port in Madagascar is being expanded, helped by funding and expertise from Japan -
No Comment Coffin of slain Corsican nationalist Colonna arrives for church ceremony Several hundred people accompany the coffin of Yvan Colonna through the streets of Cargèse, Corsica, to the Latin church where his funeral is taking place. -
Food and Drink Which champagne will your favourite celebrities be drinking at the Oscars? Apparently, Brad Pitt swears by it... -
Moments Spectacular train journeys in Europe to put on your bucket list in 2022 With a rail network that spans hundreds of thousands of kilometers, Europe is the ultimate train travel destination. -
World NATO support “crucial” to Ukrainian resistance, Stoltenberg tells Euronews NATO’s support has been a “crucial factor” in enabling Ukraine to resist Russia’s invading forces, secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg has told Euronews. -
No Comment Biden eats pizza with US troops in Poland President Joe Biden visited U.S. troops stationed near Poland’s border with Ukraine on Friday and was getting a first hand look at the growing humanitarian response to the millions of Ukrainians who are fleeing to Poland to escape Russia’s assault on their homeland. -
Home Tiny homes: Are these eco-friendly conker pods the future of affordable housing? These futuristic conker-shaped pods can be assembled together to form a house that expands or shrinks according to your needs. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 25th – 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 Venice tourists given water pistols to fire at aggressive seagulls Seagulls have been targeting tourists in the lagoon city for years, but now some hoteliers think they have the answer. -
Destinations China welcomes cherry blossom season with dazzling firework display This stunning spectacle of sakura trees in bringing thousands of tourists to the Chinese city of Wuhan. -
Euronews Witness Moldova is holding its breath as the war in Ukraine threatens its neighbours Militarily neutral but with European aspirations and with an economy heavily dependent on both the West and Russia, Moldova is Ukraine´s most fragile neighbour. As the war in Ukraine continues to threaten its neighbours, find out how Moldova is living the crisis. -
Ukraine Snake Island sailors freed in Ukraine war prisoner exchange, says Kyiv The 13 soldiers had famously defied Russian warships at the very start of the invasion. -
Hungary Zelenskyy's demands for Ukraine 'not in Hungary's interests', says Orban Orban has let NATO troops into Hungary but banned arms shipments to Kyiv, prompting a challenge from Ukraine's president to 'decide who you are with'. -
United Kingdom Simon Coveney: Irish foreign minister evacuated from Belfast event over security alert Local media have reported that a van had been hijacked and the driver was forced at gunpoint to drive to the Houben Centre where Coveney was speaking. -
Sport How is Italy reacting to its second successive World Cup failure? From triumph to tragedy in under a year. -
Tech News As Russia bans Facebook and Instagram, what alternatives will Russian social media users turn to? A Russian court ruled that Meta was guilty of “extremist” activity, effectively banning Instagram and Facebook. Where does this leave Russian social media users? -
No Comment A look back at a month of war in Ukraine It has been one month since Ukrainians woke up to the sirens and explosions, as Russian forces launched their invasion. Since then Kyiv, Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Mariupol and many other cities have been under constant attack. Here are the strongest moments since February, 24. -
Germany Germany's military spending spree: What can you buy for €100 billion? German lawmakers are set to discuss defence spending in the coming days, after Chancellor Scholz announced plans to spend an extra €100 billion on the military. But what can a budget like that buy? -
Ukraine One month in, Russia's Ukraine offensive has faltered Ukrainian resistance has forced the traditional and mechanised Russian army to change strategies and tactics. -
Earth News Plastic has now made it into our bloodstream, what does this mean for us? The miniscule particles have been found in 22 healthy blood donors. -
Finland End of the line in Finland for last direct EU-Russia train link It's the end of the line for a twice-daily service between Helsinki and St Petersburg, the only remaining rail link for Russians travelling to the EU, as the last service arrived in the Finnish capital. -
World News Good News: A malaria cure, a solar-powered hospital and how Spanish could boost your mental health Watch our good news round-up: stories of hope handpicked by our team. -
Food and Drink What will Hollywood's stars be eating at the 2022 Oscars Governors Ball? Wolfgang Puck gives us a tour of his kitchen, and lets us know his predictions. -
Health news Can your smartphone’s mic and photos detect heart diseases and diabetes? Google is working on it Google's health AI team is exploring whether your phone's mics and photos can pick up signs of heart diseases and diabetes. -
No Comment North Korea releases images of interballistic missile launch The launch was the first time Pyongyang has fired the missiles at full range since 2017. -
Nature Swarm of crabs return to Cuba's beaches after a 'pandemic-induced recovery' At dawn and dusk the multi-coloured crabs emerge, scuttling sideways toward the turquoise sea, climbing up house walls and carpeting the roughly paved coastal road. -
Germany Germany wants to stop using Russian coal by the end of the year Germany plans to become independent of Russian coal by the fall and nearly independent of Russian oil by the end of the year. -
No Comment North Macedonia fans go crazy after historic victory against Italy Thousands of people gathered in downtown Skopje to celebrate the national team's victory against Italy in the World Cup qualifier match in Palermo. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 25th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Kosovo Kosovo remembers Madeleine Albright, the autocrat's worst enemy | View Albright stayed true to her conviction that people were entitled to decide their own fate no matter who their neighbors happened to be. -
No Comment Life must go on in Lviv as Ukraine war enters second month As Ukraine marks one month to the day since the Russian invasion began, the western city of Lviv has settled into a new rhythm of living in a country under attack. -
My Europe Series Meet the Europeans teaching Ukrainians how to use lethal weapons The Europeans helping with the training include volunteers from Finland, Norway, Lithuania and Latvia. -
No Comment Shelling in Kharkiv sets houses on fire Shelling was heard in the northern part of Kharkiv on Thursday afternoon while smoke billowed from residential neighborhoods. At least one house was destroyed, and others set on fire by the shelling. -
France New Interpol boss investigated in France for 'torture' and 'barbarism' The allegations against Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi relate to one of the main Emirati opponents. -
Sport Major shock as European champions Italy fail to qualify for World Cup They were beaten by North Macedonia and will now play Portugal for a place at the football extravaganza in Qatar. -
North Korea North Korea says it test-fired its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile Kim Jong Un, the country's leader, vowed to expand North Korea's “nuclear war deterrent” while preparing for a “long-standing confrontation” with the United States. -
Earth News The future of cars is electric: We need to start in investing in sustainable lithium A global transition to a low-carbon world means moving away from environmentally harmful lithium extraction and looking at greener solutions. -
Art Meet the Kyiv artists producing bulletproof vests for the Ukrainian army A community of artists in Kyiv has transformed its creative workshop into a factory for making military resources for reservists fighting against the Russian invasion -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Macron says France, Greece and Turkey to attempt 'humanitarian' Mariupol evacuation The French president said the three countries would attempt a "humanitarian operation" to get people out of the besieged city "in the next few days". -
Tech News The EU's Digital Markets Act: What is it and what will the new law mean for you and Big Tech? Finally agreed on Thursday, the EU's new rules regulating Big Tech companies like Google, Meta, and Microsoft are tipped to set a global standard. -
Mobility Russia's space chief says cooperation with Europe now 'impossible' amid Ukraine war fallout The head of Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, told Chinese state TV the EU had "taken a frenzied position" over the Ukraine war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 25th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News US and EU announce partnership to reduce European reliance on Russian energy Russian energy is a key source of income and political leverage for Moscow.