31 March 2022 | Euronews
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Qatar FIFA and Qatar criticised over LGBTQ rights and worker safety before World Cup draw On the eve of the World Cup draw the head of Norway's FA criticised Qatar's record on protecting the rights of migrant workers and its criminalisation of homosexuality. -
Spain Twenty-five migrants feared dead off Spain's Canary Islands Spanish police say several people may have been thrown overboard during the attempted sea crossing from Mauritania. -
Latvia Latvian parliament approves ban on Russian military symbols 'V' and 'Z' Latvian citizens face fines if they display the symbols at any public events to show support for "Russia's military aggression". -
Germany Six men held in Germany over alleged plan to sabotage power lines The suspects are reported to be members of a loose movement who believe in preparing for societal collapse. -
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France Child with toy gun sparks police alert in French city of Lille Police were called to reports of a "Kalashnikov" weapon in the city centre but later found the alert was triggered by a child's toy. -
Sweden Swedish Supreme Court judge fined for stealing meatballs from shop The 67-year-old woman resigned from her post after a distinguished career when the allegations first surfaced. -
France France fails to meet court deadline to get Paris climate deal objectives back on track Ten days before the French presidential election, Emmanuel Macron's government is accused of failing to address the magnitude of the climate emergency. -
Art Can the weather be weaponised? Where climate data and art meet Via site-specific commissions, sound and video installations, sculptures, films and 3D-printed objects, Weather Engines explores themes, locations and historical contexts. -
Greece Mother charged with killing daughter, 9, as other child deaths probed A 33-year-old mother has been charged with killing her daughter while the deaths of her two other children are being reviewed. -
Germany Four women arrested in Germany after being repatriated from Syrian camp Germany's foreign minister said 10 women and 27 children were brought home in an "extremely difficult" operation. -
Creators From artisan to influencer: Meet the Spanish craftsman behind these stunning handwoven designs What is an 'ecological trophy'? And what has Sarah Jessica Parker got to do with it? -
Europe News Zelenskyy targets Russian diamonds in address to Belgian Parliament The city of Antwerp is responsible for the trade of 86% of rough diamonds mined in the world, according to the Antwerp World Diamond Centre. -
No Comment Przemysl continues to receive thousands of people fleeing from Ukraine ever The small railway station of Przemysl, on the border of Poland with Ukraine, has become one of the main entry points into Poland for Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war and the place where thousands of refugees wait every day for their onward journey to other cities. -
Turkey Jamal Khashoggi: Turkish prosecutor calls for murder trial to be halted The Saudi dissident is believed to have been killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in 2018. -
Russia Russian gas threat: Will Putin cut Europe off if payments aren't made in roubles? Moscow says its demand for "unfriendly" buyers to pay for gas in roubles does not mean supplies will be immediately interrupted. -
No Comment Guess hoo? Owl peeks into live weather camera in Montana An owl perched atop the US Bank building downtown Great Falls, Montana, peeked into the lens of a TV station weather camera Wednesday. -
Destinations Food, wine, water sports and cycling: Slow tourism at its finest in the Atlantic Loire Valley If you’re looking for a holiday destination where you can slow down and enjoy the good life, then the Pays de la Loire might just be the place. -
Moments Heartbreak Hotel: This three day retreat is helping women to heal from bad breakups The retreat also claims it can help you spot narcissists and avoid them forever. -
Climate Which European country is leading on renewable energy? Some of the Scandinavian winners are predictable, but smaller countries like Albania and Montenegro also make the top 10. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 31st – 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 France election: Emmanuel Macron's Minecraft server is a glimpse at politics in the metaverse The French president's official campaign built its own world in Minecraft where you can go to the cinema, a kebab shop, or (like I did) drown in a river. -
Germany German student detained on suspicion of poisoning seven people at university The 32-year-old female suspect suffers from psychiatric problems, according to German investigators. -
France French military intelligence chief leaves job over Ukraine war failures — report General Eric Vidaud will immediately be removed as the head of the DRM, a source told AFP. -
Georgia 'Unacceptable': Georgia condemns proposed separatist referendum on joining Russia The leader of the breakaway region of South Ossetia has suggested integrating into Russia. -
Money EU lawmakers back tough traceability rules on crypto transfers in fight against money laundering Draft EU legislation aims to trace crypto transactions in the same way as traditional money transfers. The industry is not pleased. -
Earth News Cucumber crisis: Surging energy prices leave British greenhouses empty "There's definitely going to be a lack of British produce in the supermarkets." -
Football Now What is it like to be a footballer during Ramadan? With the holy month of Ramadan approaching, how do elite footballers adapt their daily routine? -
No Comment 'Things you never learn in school': Croatia opens cannabis museum Rituals, healing or inebriation, nutrition, clothing, fuel or construction material, the millennial history and many uses of cannabis are on display in Croatia's first museum dedicated to the plant. -
Earth News Is this the beginning of the end for fast fashion? The EU is moving to clean up the dirty industry The new plans also want to make furniture and smartphones sold in Europe more durable and easier to repair. -
Travel News Eurostar and Thalys: Merger will make it easier to travel by train between five countries Known as Project Green Speed, the merger aims to make high-speed rail travel an attractive alternative to flying. -
No Comment Greenpeace activists storm French nuclear power plant Greenpeace activists break into the construction site of the Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor to protest against pro-nuclear candidates in the French presidential elections. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'Russian units are not withdrawing but repositioning', says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg Russia promised during talks in Istanbul on Tuesday that it would de-escalate operations near Kyiv and Chernihiv. -
Culture news Shakespeare with northern accents creates social media furore after audience 'complaint' All the world's a stage, and that includes the north of England -
Mobility Rising fuel prices? Buy an electric van and save 25% on running costs, environmental group says European van operators would save fuel costs by going electric, but are being put off by higher upfront costs and a lack of charging infrastructure, a new report says. -
Netherlands Two men killed in shooting at McDonald's restaurant in the Netherlands A 32-year-old man has been arrested after a gunman opened fire on two people in front of shocked customers. -
No Comment As Russian forces "pushed back" from Irpin, Ukrainian rescuers collect dead bodies in Irpin While frequent explosions can be heard coming from the direction of the suburban town of Irpin, to the northwest of Kyiv, Ukrainian forces have said they are in control of the town but emergency services believe that it is still too dangerous for civilians. -
No Comment Indonesian amputees pursue footballing dreams One-legged Indonesian keeps football dream alive. -
Health news Aphasia: What is the brain condition affecting Bruce Willis and can it be treated? The actor’s family said he was diagnosed with aphasia, “which is impacting his cognitive abilities”. But what do we know about this condition? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 31st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News More solar panels need to be made in Europe to cut dependency on Russian gas, says EU Currently there are only a small amount of panels made in Europe. The countries currently producing solar cells are Italy, France and Slovenia. -
Earth News Turkey receives loan of over €300 million to invest in 'climate-smart technologies' Turkey is the fastest growing OECD economy with rapidly increasing greenhouse gas emissions, but a green loan could make a big difference to the environment. -
Europe News On security, trade and peace, China and the EU should be partners | View Today’s world, battered and bruised by unilateralism, protectionism, and the pandemic, call for China and the EU to set aside their differences. -
Russia Russian forces 'demoralised and disobeying orders', says UK spy chief Jeremy Fleming, who heads the GCHQ electronic spy agency,, says Russian troops are sabotaging their own equipment, and had accidentally shot down their own aircraft. -
Ukraine President Zelenskyy: Ukraine bracing for new Russian offensive in the east Ukraine's president says he did not believe Russia's promises to reduce its military build-up towards Kyiv, as his army was preparing for new fighting in eastern Ukraine. -
Earth News Fast fashion will be held accountable for clothing quality, toxic chemicals and waste, says EU This week, the European Union becomes the first world region to recognise the link between fast fashion and fossil fuels. -
Art Ten anti-war posters that show Ukrainian artists at their symbolic best From using the iconography of folklore to a reworking of a scene from Battleship Potemkin, Euronews Culture deep dives into how artists and illustrators are using their skills in wartime. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 31st – 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: Germany slams Putin 'blackmail' over demand for gas payments in roubles The Russian leader says contracts will be stopped if buyers don't pay in roubles from Friday. France and Germany say European countries will refuse.