30 March 2022 | Euronews
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Tech News Russian hackers targeted NATO and eastern European militaries, according to a Google report For the first time, a Russian hacker group called Coldriver - or Callisto - has tried to target NATO networks and those of eastern European forces. -
Culture news Bruce Willis steps away from acting after being diagnosed with brain disorder aphasia For an actor, aphasia could pose a huge challenge depending on how severe it is, -
Germany German military to stop training Libyan coastguard over migrant abuses Individual units of the Libyan coastguard have long been accused of mistreating migrants and NGOs. -
Ukraine Ukraine demand for security guarantees against Russia 'unrealistic and unenforceable' Ukrainian peace negotiators say Kyiv might accept neutrality if there is an international agreement with western countries providing binding security guarantees. -
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Austria Austria: Private investigator behind 'Ibizagate' scandal convicted of drug trafficking NGOs denounced the ruling as an attempt to silence whistleblowers, but prosecutors said the case had nothing to do with the scandal that brought down the government. -
Finland Finland's former interior minister acquitted of inciting anti-LGBT hate speech The Helsinki court said Päivi Räsänen's comments did not go beyond free speech laws. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Latest figure of four million refugees exceeds worst-case UN estimate Ukrainians who have fled abroad from Russia's war on their country see nothing from this week's peace talks to give them confidence it may be safe to return. -
No Comment Strike by Russian Iskander mobile ballistic missile system The Russian Defence Ministry on Wednesday released video of what it said was a missile launch from one of its Iskander mobile short-range ballistic missile systems. -
Finland Deep fakes and blackmail: Finland warns Russia could meddle in NATO membership debate The Finnish intelligence services issued new warnings this week about likely Russian interference in the Nordic nation's debate into joining NATO: using old fashioned blackmail or new deep fake tech. -
Russia McDonald's franchisees keep Russia restaurants open despite group's shutdown Mcdonald's has temporarily closed all of the Russian outlets that it owns because of the country's invasion of Ukraine -- but around 100 under franchise remain open. -
Earth News Video shows Europe's largest food warehouse on fire after 'deliberate' Russian attack As the war in Ukraine continues and the food supply is destroyed, 45 per cent of Ukrainians are now worried about being able to find food. -
Destinations Procida: How is Italy’s first island of culture celebrating its 2022 status? With a poetic programme of events lined up, Procida is well worth the short boat ride from Naples this year. -
Focus South Africa calls for investment to boost economic transformation Focus travels to Johannesburg for the South Africa Investment Conference, as Africa's most industrialised and advanced economy attempts to showcase its comparative advantages and woo investment. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 30th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Watch: This four-legged robot on wheels can walk like a human and drive like a car The Swiss company hopes its robot could be used by rescue teams in dangerous environments. -
No Comment Street musician plays for Lviv residents as the city tries to keep up its spirit A street musician from Bucha, west of Kyiv, performs violin for the pleasure of people in Lviv, as the city tries to keep up its spirit. -
Europe News More than 400,000 Ukrainians 'forcibly displaced to Russia', claims Ukraine's ombudswoman "Our citizens were deported from our territory to their territory," said Lyudmila Denisova. "They went against their will." -
No Comment Pope Francis meets Ukrainian children At the end of Wednesday's general audience in the Vatican, Pope Francis greeted children from Ukraine. -
Dubai's thriving art scene attracts top talent In this episode of City Scenes, we explore Dubai's booming art scene, from its thriving annual fairs to its established art hubs. We also talk to locally based artists about why they've made Dubai home. Among them is Sacha Jafri who has created the first-ever artwork set to be displayed on the moon. -
United Kingdom UK maternity scandal: Review finds over 200 avoidable baby deaths in two decades The investigation uncovered "repeated" failures at the Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust in western England. -
United Kingdom Jamie Wallis: Conservative MP comes out as first UK transgender lawmaker Wallis said he was suffering from post-traumatic stress after being raped last year. -
No Comment NASA astronaut and Russian cosmonauts return to Earth On Wednesday, the record-breaking US NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei and Russian cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov and Anton Shkaplerov returned to earth from the International Space Station onboard a Soyuz MS-19. -
Health news Subvariant BA.2: What we know about the globally dominant 'Stealth Omicron' COVID strain BA.2, one of three known subvariants of Omicron, is now the most dominant form of COVID in the world, believed to be more transmissible than previous strains. -
Destinations Proposal on the cards? These are the European spots guaranteed to get a yes Having analysed numerous fine restaurants, spas and hotels in Europe, this company has come up with a formula for romantic success. -
Travel News A docked ferry has become a floating hotel for Ukrainian refugees One of the largest ships in the Corsica Linea fleet has become a floating hotel for the millions of refugees fleeing the Russian invasion. -
Hungary Hungary’s election may spark the next crisis for the EU | View "Fidesz slowly stripped the guarantees for fair elections out of the system – a death by a thousand cuts," argues Michael Meyer-Resende, speaking about this Sunday's election in Hungary. -
Europe News Hungary election: A short history of Viktor Orbán's strained relationship with the EU As Viktor Orbán bids to stay in power, Brussels will be watching Sunday's election with a close eye. -
Tech News 'Sadgram': Russians plan melancholy black and white version of Instagram following ban Domestic alternatives to Facebook and Instagram are appearing in Russia, the latest being "Grustnogram," or "Sadgram" in English. -
No Comment Japan: Ex-MLB star Tsuyoshi Shinjo makes grand entrance aboard hoverbike Ex-MLB star Tsuyoshi Shinjo makes grand entrance aboard hoverbike at Sapporo Dome -
Destinations This quiz tells you where you should go on holiday based on your Netflix history It uses 100 of the most popular films and TV shows on the streaming platform to suggest a trip. -
No Comment War in Ukraine: aftermath of Brovary bombing Villages near Brovary sustained heavy damage as the Russians tried to advance on Kyiv. -
No Comment Metro stations have become the home of Kharkiv residents for a month now In Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city, people have been living in the metro for a month due to shelling. -
No Comment Monkeys near Florida airport delight visitors For over 70 years a group of non-native monkeys has made their home next to a South Florida airport runway, delighting visitors and becoming local celebrities. -
Russia Poland to ban Russian oil imports, as Germans urged to save energy Poland says it is putting in place Europe's most radical plan to cut dependence on Russian energy sources. Germany, meanwhile, is preparing for Russian gas to be cut suddenly. -
Mobility What does space do to the human brain? Astronauts on the ISS will wear this helmet to find out An Israeli start-up, which studies data on brain activity, has developed the device which will be tested in orbit by astronauts to monitor changes in brain activity in space. -
Culture news Viral cartoon shows Ukrainian tractor dragging Russian tank: What's the story behind it? A new cartoon has emerged of a Russian tank being towed by a Ukrainian tractor. We look at the cartoon behind the new meme. -
Earth News Biogas made from farm waste could replace Russian fossil fuels in Germany So that food security isn't undermined in Germany, the energy industry wants to focus on waste from agricultural production to make biogas. -
Health news Dyson says its new Zone air purifying Bluetooth headphones can fight air and noise pollution The wearable delivers a "zone" of purified air and cuts out background noise. -
Hungary Hungary election: Who is Viktor Orban and how has he stayed in power for so long? Today, Viktor Orban is best known for being a right-wing populist. But did you know his career began at the other end of the political spectrum? -
Hungary Hungarian opposition struggles to maintain united front in bid to dethrone Orbán Fidesz has dominated Hungarian politics for 12 years, benefiting from the fragmentation of the opposition. But now a coalition has united in an attempt to break its stronghold. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 30th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy: 'Ukrainians are not naive people' when it comes to Russian promises on war The Ukrainian president has urged people to be wary of Russian promises to pull back troops from Kyiv and Chernihiv. -
No Comment Football: Poland fans react to World Cup qualification Poland fans rejoice as they leave the Silesian Stadium after watching their side grab a World Cup final spot thanks to a 2-0 win over Sweden. -
Earth News Solar and wind power can limit global warming to 1.5C, new report reveals "If these renewable trends can be replicated globally, and sustained, the power sector would be on track for 1.5 degree goal." -
Travel News Digital nomads often experience 'culture shock.' Here's what to expect and how to prepare for it When you are past the honeymoon phase, all the changes in your life can feel overwhelming. But there are ways to get ahead of the stress before you even leave. -
Tech News Facebook owner Meta suspends controversial plans for giant data centre near Amsterdam The planned centre has faced opposition in the country over the massive amount of energy needed to power it. -
Mexico Three dead after small plane crashes through supermarket wall in Mexico Four people were injured although officials did not say whether they were passengers or people shopping in the supermarket. -
Art Seoul museum refuses to return Russian artworks in response to Ukraine war After South Korea sanctioned Russia due to Putin's war against Ukraine, a Seoul museum has been subject of a demand to return its Russian art early. -
My Europe Series Going home to war: Why are more Ukrainian refugees now turning back from Poland? More than 3.9 million Ukrainians have fled since Russia's invasion. But at the Poland-Ukraine border town of Przemyśl, more are now heading back than leaving. -
Money Crypto hackers steal €552 million from blochain network behind Axie Infinity video game The blockchain network Ronin, which powers the popular online NFT game Axie Infinity, has been hit by one of the sector's biggest thefts ever. -
Art Art market bounces back to pre-pandemic sales and NFTs on the rise, says state of play report Art Basel and USB Group's annual Art Market Report has shown an encouraging return to normality in global art sales as well as revealing more on how NFTs will continue to shape the art market. -
Ukraine Ukraine has 'zero trust' in Russia over its troops pullback pledge “We have zero reasons for trusting whatever the Russians are saying," Ukraine MP Inna Sovsun told Euronews. Meanwhile some of Putin's allies are urging him to continue the war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 30th – 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: Putin 'misled' by advisers on war and sanctions impact, says US intelligence Washington says intelligence suggests Putin's advisers may not be giving him the full picture about his troops' performance and the damaging effect of Western sanctions.