14 February 2023 | Euronews
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World News State of Emergency declared in New Zealand after Cyclone Gabrielle Cyclone Gabrielle has left thousands of homes flooded and without power on New Zealand's North Island, just weeks after flooding killed four people. -
Turkey Mass graves start to appear in Antakya as rescue efforts in Turkey enter their final hours Euronews’ international correspondent Anelise Borges is in Antakya, and she reports that mass graves are starting to appear in different parts of the city. -
France UEFA to blame for serious security failures at 2022 Champions League final in Paris, says report An independent report has said that the serious security failures had put the lives of Liverpool and Real Madrid fans at risk -
Tech News Google expands its 'prebunking' campaign to fight fake news in Europe The online search giant is hoping to "vaccinate" users against fake news by training them to recognise misinformation. -
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Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russian forces begin offensive efforts, but attacks too small for breakthrough Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina reports on the latest situation in the war in Ukraine as Russian forces begin offensive efforts. -
Ukraine Watch: Krasnopilske military cemetery, final resting place for fallen Ukrainian soldiers Krasnopilske military cemetery in Dnipro marks the final resting place for some of the soldiers killed since the start of the war in Ukraine. -
No Comment Watch: New Zealand's North Island flooded after Cyclone Gabrielle Just weeks after Auckland was hit by deadly floods, Cyclone Gabrielle has caused further flooding in the north of New Zealand, with landslides and ocean swells damaging homes and infrastructure -
World News Russian forces have taken hundreds of Ukrainian children away from their families, new report finds A new report has verified hundreds of social media videos of unaccompanied Ukrainian children being taken to Russia. -
Health news ‘A real risk’: COVID increases chances of getting diabetes, scientists warn The researchers said their study will help to understand and better prepare for the post-COVID-19 era of cardiovascular risk. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Flowering into frost: Climate change is ‘destroying’ Spain’s treasured almonds Spain is amongst the world's biggest exporters of almonds, so a bad harvest can have serious economic implications. -
Europe News Brussels wants all new European city buses to be emission-free by 2030 Trucks would also have to reduce emissions by 90% by 2040. -
Turkey Devastation as far as the eye can see: Watch our Antakya drone footage There is one perspective from the ground, and a whole different viewpoint from our drone flight above the ruined city. -
Tech News Single on Valentine’s Day? Dating apps are now turning to AI and ChatGPT to help you find love Artificial intelligence is changing how we live our lives - but how could it impact our love lives? -
Belgium NATO members hope to accelerate the supply of arms to Ukraine NATO members hope to accelerate the supply of arms to Ukraine as they meet in Brussels on Tuesday, as war reaches a 'critical time’ and Kyiv’s forces use ammunition faster than its allies can supply. -
Spain Spain's Digital Nomad Visa to attract 'high value' professionals Spain's new Digital Nomad Visa is part of a start-up law aimed at attracting creatives and integrating them into the community. Euronews reporter Jaime Velázquez met the people working as 'nomads'. -
Europe News The European Union adds Russia to its blacklist of tax havens The EU considers Russia has failed to address the harmful elements of its tax legislation. -
World News This Valentine’s Day, MEPs want you to have better access to contraception On a day when love comes to the fore, Europeans should be aware it is time to act and fight for sexual and reproductive rights, MEPs Sophie in ‘t Veld (Renew) and Predrag Fred Matić (S&D) write. -
Earth News Activists block private jet terminals around the world to protest ‘super rich mega polluters’ ‘Valentine’s Day shouldn’t cost the earth,’ say activists stopping private jets from taking off at London Luton Airport. -
Culture news Berlin Film Festival preview: The films that should be on your radar for the 73rd Berlinale The 73rd Berlinale starts this week. It’s Europe's first major cinema showcase of the year, and the largest film festival in the world in terms of quantity of films. -
World News Let’s build a clean tech industry strategy, the European way The IRA is, above all, a “call to action” that Europe’s clean technology leadership must embrace. However, the EU's competitiveness does not rely on public finance alone, European Climate Foundation CEO Laurence Tubiana writes. -
Nature How the ‘slow flower movement’ could help you be greener this Valentine’s Roses are red, but not very green. Here's how to gift flowers responsibly this Valentine’s. -
Nature Fact check: Did animals detect the Turkey and Syria earthquakes before they happened? People have reported abnormal animal activity in the lead-up to the tragic earthquake in Turkey and Syria. But what does the science say? -
Travel News Angkor Wat: Cambodian villagers face eviction as part of plan to protect famous heritage site With visitor numbers expected to rise now pandemic travel restrictions are over, the government aims to clear them within the next four months. -
Europe Decoded Kyiv wants sanctions on Russia's nuclear sector. But for the EU, the stakes are too high Ukraine has urged the EU to sanction Rosatom and blacklist its managers, but the call has so far gone unheeded. -
Europe Decoded Central and Eastern Europe want more security clout. Will increased spending be enough? A coalition of eastern European countries led by Poland and Estonia is also calling for NATO members to increase the spending benchmark. -
United Kingdom I'm an Anglican priest. Here's why same-sex couples don't feel welcome in the Church of England Gay and lesbian couples should be able to marry in church, and clergy should be free to do so as well, Reverend Andrew Foreshew-Cain argues. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA College students hide in the dark after three people were gunned down at Michigan university A gunman opened fire Monday night at Michigan State University, killing three people and wounding five more, before fatally shooting himself after an hours-long manhunt. -
Culture news Forbes reveals the world’s highest-paid entertainers of 2022 The list revealed that Taylor Swift, The Rolling Stones and Bad Bunny were among the biggest revenue-raisers in 2022. But the top spot may surprise you... -
Moments Fall in love with slow travel on these romantic train adventures across Europe Experience the timeless romance of train travel on these trips across the continent. -
Ukraine Ukrainian troops train on Leopard 2 tanks in Poland Ukrainian troops have been undergoing an accelerated training programme in Poland on German Leopard 2 tanks, ahead of a highly anticipated Russian Spring assault. -
Turkey Syria to open two new crossing points to allow aid deliveries for earthquake victims Syria’s president has agreed to open two new crossing points from Turkey to the country’s rebel-held northwest to deliver desperately needed aid and equipment to help millions of earthquake victims. -
USA Not aliens — but a Chinese 'high-altitude balloon programme' for intelligence gathering After a surreal weekend, in which three aerial devices were downed over America, National security spokesman John Kirby put rumours to bed of extra-terrestrial involvement but said the US has uncovered a Chinese intelligence-gathering programme. -
Lifestyle 'The French are less about rules and labels': How dating trends differ across Europe Marina Iakovleva has made a career out of researching dating trends around the world, founding YouTube channel 'Dating Beyond Borders' over ten years ago. So, who better to ask for some transcontinental courting advice? -
Food and Drink First Dates UK's Fred Sirieix and Laura Tott give Valentine's Day dating and dining tips Dating is hard. Luckily we have some of the best experts on the case for you. Maître d' and waitress from the First Dates UK restaurant Fred Sirieix and Laura Tott are on hand to give Euronews Culture their top tips. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Bill Gates says the next big threat facing humanity is bioterrorism. Interpol agrees Bill Gates, who already warned us about the pandemic and climate change, says bioterrorism is the next big threat we're not worrying about enough. -
Culture news Hannover ballet director Marco Goecke suspended for smearing 'dog poo' in critic's face German police in the state of Hannover are investigating the ballet director after he was accused of smearing animal faeces into the face of critic who's review he disliked. -
Ukraine After almost a year of war, how do Russia and Ukraine's military capacities compare? Russia's invasion of Ukraine requires a constant supply of both manpower and weapons. What are the prospects for each country? Who is supplying their weaponry? And is fighting the only way to end the war? -
Turkey ‘Sometimes we cry. Sometimes we just wait’: Grief turns to anger in Antakya over earthquake response One week after two devastating earthquakes struck southern Turkey, rescue operations in Antakya are still underway as loved ones look to turn their grief into anger. -
Portugal More than 4,800 cases of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church uncovered in Portugal An independent commission has reported that more than 4,800 children were abused within the Catholic Church in Portugal but warned that figure could be much higher. -
No Comment Watch: Drone images of Antakya devasted by the earthquake It’s been one week since two major earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria. Antakya, the capital of Hatay province, is amongst the hardest-hit cities. Footage taken by Euronews International Correspondent, Anelise Borges shows the sheer magnitude of the devasation. -
Ukraine ‘Life used to be beautiful here’: Saltivka shows scale of destruction caused by fighting in Ukraine Damaged buildings, no power and flooded apartments: Saltivka, a suburb of Kharkiv, shows the extent of destruction caused by the war in Ukraine.