29 March 2022 | Euronews
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The Cube Ukraine war: Investigations launched into video of alleged torture of Russian prisoners Kyiv and Moscow are investigating a graphic video which has been widely shared on social media but has not been verified. -
Earth News Returning to fracking isn't the answer to the UK's cost-of-living crisis We shouldn't be making a return to fracking for gas in the UK, writes Jenny Medlicott, despite a growing movement among Tory MPs. -
Europe News Brussels to present circular economy plans in bid to reduce waste The aim is to limit the use of natural resources and create jobs and growth that is more sustainable. -
Israel Israel: Gunman 'kills four' in mass shooting in Tel Aviv suburb of Bnei Brak Police shot the gunman dead. The killings in a Jewish ultra-Orthodox town follow other fatal attacks in recent days that were claimed by the self-proclaimed Islamic State. -
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No Comment Shanghai experiences its second day of lockdown China's largest city on Tuesday entered the second day of the lockdown's first phase. -
Russia EU countries expel dozens of Russian envoys amid war in Ukraine The Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland and the Czech Republic all expelled Russian officials. -
Hungary Ukraine war: Poland and Czech Republic refuse meeting over Hungary's stance on Russia Hungary's nationalist prime minister Viktor Orbán has condemned the invasion but has repeatedly stated that the country will not support Ukraine with military equipment. He has also refused to support an embargo on Russian oil and gas imports. -
Ocean An ocean of opportunities: The women transforming the blue economy Ocean‑based industries are dominated by men - but across Europe, more and more women are driving innovation and growth in the blue economy. Ocean went to France and Greece to meet some of them. -
Ocean Fishing for gender equality: Empowering women in Europe's seafood sectors Ocean speaks to Ismini Bogdanou, Director of Communications & PR at the Hellenic Aquaculture Producers Organization (HAPO) about the need for more gender diversity in Europe's fisheries and aquaculture sector. -
Destinations From elephant rides to koala petting, these are the tourist attractions to avoid If you want to see wild animals on your holiday, make sure you do it ethically. -
Art Fair use or freeloading: Warhol art could change copyright law forever The Supreme Court of the US will decide whether an artwork by Andy Warhol is significantly different from the photo it is based on. The verdict will change how artists work in the US. -
Earth News This is what historians want you to know about what does - and doesn't - work in energy crises We spoke to historians about what lessons WW2 has for today, as Russia's war sparks a new need to cut oil and gas use quickly. -
My Europe Series Vladimir Putin used to be popular in Slovakia. Then he invaded Ukraine Slovakia's pro-Russian politicians have struggled to justify their closeness to the Kremlin since the war began. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment El Salvador prisoners dragged out of cells, forced to run amid spike in gang violence Officers dragged half-naked inmates out of their cells, forced them to run and searched them in the courtyard. President Nayib Bukele issued an ultimatum to gangs considered responsible for dozens of homicides in three days, threatening to increase punishments on their imprisoned members. -
Switzerland Swiss police believe French family jumped off balcony in 'collective suicide' Three adults and a child died after falling from a seventh-floor balcony in Montreux. a 15-year-old boy survived but was seriously injured. -
Money Bitcoin's rise in value has helped a bullish crypto market cruise past $2 trillion Putting the woes of the first quarter behind it, including the Ukraine war, a buoyant Bitcoin has helped push other cryptos up in value. -
Work Alaska Airlines reveals gender-neutral uniform policies in step towards 'more inclusive' workplace Alaska Airlines staff can now choose gender-neutral uniforms and show a wider range of tattoos, piercings and hairstyles in an effort to make the workplace "more inclusive". -
Culture news Film shot in Ukraine takes aim at Russian homophobia The first film highlighted homophobia in sport but now directors are taking aim at Putin's homophobia, as their Ukrainian cast and crew take up arms. -
Health news Allergies? No problem. These scientists are working on a genetically modified hypoallergenic cat Researchers believe the gene editing technology CRISPR could knock out a key allergen produced by cats. -
France Five charts to explain the key issues shaping France's presidential race Here's a look at five charts to break down what voters care about ahead of the April 2022 election. -
No Comment Royals gather to honor Prince Philip at memorial Senior royals from around the world gathered Tuesday (29 MARCH 2022) for a memorial service for Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey that incorporated hymns and other touches dropped from his funeral last year because of the pandemic. -
Ukraine Ukraine is paying the price of Europe's energy dependency on Russia | View "At the start of March, as Russian troops destroyed Ukrainian cities, the EU was paying Russia around €800 million a day for gas — drastically undercutting the economic impact of Western sanctions and funding the war." -
Ukraine Ukraine and Russia make 'most meaningful progress' since start of peace talks The progress made seems to have shifted the needle on a possible meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin. -
No Comment Deadly rockslides in Oman: at least six workers were killed At least six workers were killed and four injured after rockslides engulfed a quarry in northern Oman on Sunday, emergency services said. -
Ukraine Ukraine's nuclear power plants in 'unprecedented danger', says International Atomic Energy Agency "We must take urgent action [...] to reduce the risk of a nuclear accident that could have a severe health and environmental impact both in Ukraine and beyond." -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II makes first public appearance in months to honour Prince Philip It was the British monarch's first public appearance in months amid health concerns. -
Nature This mysterious region is only inhabited by a few people, and they’re all climate scientists Scientists are researching wildlife in the French Southern and Arctic Lands to better understand the effects of climate change and how we can adapt. -
Money A single change in Bitcoin's coding could reduce its carbon footprint by 99%, say campaigners Greenpeace and Ripple’s founder are urging Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey to help ‘clean up Bitcoin’ in a campaign to change the way the crypto is mined. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: How the EU's gas addiction is helping Russia's war machine In little over a month since Russia invaded Ukraine, the EU spent more than €21 billion on Russian fossil fuels, including €13 billion on gas, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA). -
Nature Why building a Disney-esque theme park near London is a bad idea Wildlife campaigners have welcomed London Resort's withdrawal, but say the fight to save Swanscombe Peninsula continues. -
Destinations Discover these iconic European shopfronts without spending any money Shopfronts can easily go unnoticed as we go about our busy lives, but these colourful stores bring European cities to life. -
Earth News This floating home made entirely from rubbish is cleaning up Rio de Janeiro Brazilian artist Luiz Fernando Barreto built his floating house on Pavuna River in Rio de Janeiro to bring awareness to the pollution of its waters. -
Culture news Who's backing who? Hollywood divided over Will Smith's Oscars slap Smith's actions will be the defining moment of the night he won Best Actor but now the hangovers have subsided, what's the verdict? -
Moments Volcano surfing: Head to Nicaragua for a travel experience you’ll never forget Spewing lava can’t stop these tourists tackling one of Nicaragua’s deadliest destinations. -
Culture news Oscars 2022 highlight LGBT+ rights in historic night for queer visibility The evening showcased the best of queer Hollywood with on-stage protests and historic wins. -
No Comment Drone video of damage in Trostyanets and Kharkiv The fighting in Ukraine looks increasingly like a stalemate on the ground, with the two sides trading control of a town in the east. -
Travel News New US airport scanners will mean liquids can stay put in your luggage The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that it has purchased new X-ray systems, spending a total of over €707 million. -
No Comment Emotional reunions as people who have fled Irpin arrive in Kyiv Fleeing shelling, an elderly woman has an emotional reunion with her son and daughter moments after escaping from the frontline Ukrainian town of Irpin. -
No Comment Masked dancers mark Hindu festival in Nepal Performers masked as various Hindu deities dance to celebrate Naradevi Swetkali Parba, a festival organised every 12 years in Nepal's capital Kathmandu, in the belief it will help overcome evil and establish peace and security. -
Ukraine Russia planning to deploy 1,000 Wagner mercenaries to eastern Ukraine, says UK's defence ministry The EU has already imposed sanctions on the Wagner Group and its leader, and they've been accused of atrocities in Ukraine, Syria, Libya and Africa. -
Hungary Claims of media bias overshadow Hungarian election campaign The conditions in which parliamentary elections are being held have attracted increasing international attention. Hungary is the first EU member state to receive a full-scale OSCE observer mission. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 29th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Hungary election: Watch our special election debate on the key issues ahead of Sunday's vote Euronews hosted a special show in Brussels' European Parliament to discuss why the poll matters to everyone in Europe. -
Europe Decoded How COVID is still hitting Europe hard and what the EU can do next EU countries rushed to get their population vaccinated. Now, nearly three-quarters of the bloc's population is inoculated, yet the region remains at the epicentre of the pandemic. -
Hungary Volunteer ballot counters recruited in Hungary amid fraud fears A grassroots civic initiative in Hungary, concerned over the integrity of an upcoming general election, has recruited more than 20,000 ballot counters. -
United Kingdom 'Partygate': Renewed calls for Johnson to quit as police recommend 20 COVID rule breach fines Police have recommended 20 fines so far after investigating multiple Downing Street parties, breaking the government's own COVID lockdown rules. -
Home 'Mom, the bird is dead!': The COVID-era canary that prompts you to air out your room by ‘dying’ Two young Danes create a stylish CO2 sensor to "solve an invisible problem with a visible solution". -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Erdogan urges Russia-Ukraine peace deal as talks get under way in Turkey Ahead of the talks, Zelenskyy said his country is prepared to declare its neutrality, as Moscow has demanded, in comments that might lend momentum to negotiations. -
Destinations Turkey: For sunrise hot-air balloon rides without the crowds, head to Afyonkarahisar You’ve probably never heard of Afyonkarahisar but this hidden gem won’t stay secret for long. -
Art Playing cards offer $25,000 for information on the priceless lost art of World War II The 52 priceless artworks featured in the deck are among hundreds of thousands that were lost, sold under duress and looted by the Nazis over six years. -
Earth News Sand pirates are driving global shortages in this vital construction material Unchecked sand consumption risks environmental damage and global shortages. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 29th – 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: Western leaders cautious over Russia pledge to reduce attacks around Kyiv At peace talks in Instanbul, Russia said it will "fundamentally" reduce combat operations around Kyiv and Chernihiv. Ukraine has said it will accept neutral status in return for security guarantees.