26 March 2022 | Euronews
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France 'Solidarity on all levels': Textile company brings Ukrainian employees to France Lener Cordier relocates staff from its factory in Kyiv to the north of France as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues. -
Hungary Volunteers from around the globe are travelling to Hungary to help refugees When they travelled to Hungary to help refugees from Ukraine, volunteers from Israel had no plan beforehand. -
No Comment People flee site of missile strike on Lviv People run away from the site of a strike in Lviv after the city in western Ukraine was hit by two missiles. Smoke billows through the air. The target is a fuel storage facility. -
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No Comment Metro shelter concert brings 'ray of light' to war-torn Ukraine A concert arranged at a makeshift shelter in a Kharkiv metro station is like "a ray of hope in this dark kingdom of war", 59-year-old Iryna Shkapo tells AFP as others around her tear up at the sound of instruments echoing through the halls. -
Moldova Help to refugees arriving in Moldova and Poland aims to alleviate pressures on neighbours From UNHCR to German businesses and private citizens, attempts are being made to ease the trouble of hundreds of thousands seeking shelter in Europe as the war in Ukraine enters its second month. -
Poland 'Your freedom is ours': Biden assures Duda of NATO protection during Poland visit On his last day in Poland, US President Joe Biden met with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda, and high-level Ukrainian officials. -
No Comment Colombian company produces protective equipment for Ukraine Some 700 people are working flat out in a Colombian factory to meet growing orders from Ukraine to produce helmets and vests for civilians and soldiers defending themselves against the Russian invasion -
Sport Saudi Arabia Formula 1 race to go ahead despite recent Houthi attack The announcement came a day after the rebels attacked an oil depot located about 11 kilometres from the racetrack on Friday. -
Meet the Entrepreneurs: Ray Dargham Ray Dargham set up his starup company and now connects small firms with business leaders -
No Comment Chile students ask for raise in benefits in first major protest under Boric Chile university student associations protest to demand a raise in food and living benefits that have not been adjusted in 12 years in the first major demonstration since Gabriel Boric has taken office two weeks ago. A young man was shot and wounded after clashes with police. -
No Comment Mexican muralists call for peace in Ukraine Mexican graffiti artists and muralists unveiled their joint work in Mexico City on Friday in support of the victims of the conflict in Ukraine. -
No Comment Over 2 million Ukrainian refugees have entered Poland, according to UNHCR By 23 March, more than 10 million people had been forced to flee their homes due to war in Ukraine, many displaced inside the country and more than 3.5 million as refugees abroad. Within three weeks, more than two million refugees from Ukraine have arrived in Poland. -
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USA US leads calls for sanctions against North Korea after long-range missile test The United States has led calls for increased sanctions on North Korea, following Pyong-Yang’s first long-range missile test for almost five years. -
Malta Maltese vote in general election, seeking to choose new five-year government Two major political parties in Malta, the Labour Party and the Nationalist Party, and a number of smaller parties are all vying for votes after a muted campaign. -
Travel News How is the Ukraine invasion shutting down tourism in Turkey and Cuba? The turquoise beaches of Antalya, Turkey and Varadero, Cuba have long been a magnet for Russian tourists. But this year they look empty, dashing hopes of a buoyant revival for the countries' tourism industries. -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Multiple rocket attacks on Lviv as Biden says Putin 'cannot remain in power' Russia has declared on Friday it will shift its focus on "liberating" the Donbas region and its breakaway republics. -
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