15 February 2023 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Scotland: Why did Nicola Sturgeon resign and who will replace her? There are several reasons why Scotland's longest-serving First Minister is stepping down, and more than a few likely contenders for her job. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Can Ukraine defend Bakhmut and launch a spring counteroffensive? Opinion is divided in the West over Kyiv's capacity to defend the eastern city of Bakhmut whilst simultaneously launching a counteroffensive. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Porn video shot during Nice-Lille game: Club files official complaint over movie 'damage' The French club said it suffered reputational "damage" over a sequence allegedly shot in the toilets of the Allianz Riviera stadium. -
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The Exchange From chains to webs: how crises have transformed global supply routes Conflict, covid and climate change have transformed global supply chains, with businesses doing more to mitigate risk - and investing in technology to handle increasingly complex networks -
Earth News 'Heroic' rescue dog who died searching for earthquake survivors in Turkey honoured in home country Tributes have been paid to a Mexican rescue dog crushed by rubble while searching for earthquake survivors. -
Health news If you have no close friends at all, you’re not alone: Our post-pandemic social lives in data Data suggests we're not nurturing our friendships as much as we once did. -
Travel News Amsterdam to ban cannabis smoking in public to curb ‘grim’ tourist behaviour Residents say drug and alcohol abuse have made the inner city unliveable. -
Culture news Breaking all the rules: Being a woman dancer in Iran "means no identity" In Iran, women are not allowed to dance in public. It's hard to abide by the rules for women dancers in the country. But Boshra and her students are willing to follow their passions. -
Nature Rewild the royals: Prince William asked to return UK estate to nature The Duchy of Cornwall includes one of Britain’s ‘lost rainforests’, which could be returned to a vital habitat and carbon sink. -
World News US-China balloon incidents should prod Brussels to strengthen its influence in Asia The US and EU must not forget that the strongest weapon in their arsenal is their economic might. You can fight balloons with dollars and euros, Oliver Rolofs argues. -
Europe News Keeping EU unity over the Ukraine war 'has not always been easy,' Josep Borrell admits In an interview with Euronews, Josep Borrell described the EU sanctions on Russia as a "slow-acting but certain poison." -
Health news Male birth control drug that blocks sperm in mice hailed as ‘game changer’ for male contraception Scientists hope their findings will pave the way to a contraceptive pill that men could take shortly before sex. -
No Comment WATCH: Samba brings performers worldwide to Rio de Janeiro Brazil is gearing up for another all-singing and dancing celebration. A style of samba known as "passista" is also popular among international visitors, who share Brazil's love of dancing and participate in the carnival parades. -
No Comment WATCH: Emergency response teams press on with relief work in Turkey after quake Disaster relief teams from several different countries have come to Turkey to carry out rescue works following the February 6 quake -
Culture news Council removes part of Banksy's Valentine's Day domestic abuse artwork Council removes part of Banksy's domestic abuse artwork -
World News Ukraine war: How can NATO ramp up munitions production? The Ukraine war has exposed large holes in the military's stockpiles: How can NATO get much-needed ammunition faster? -
World News Europe's top rights court rules in favour of French LuxLeaks whistleblower The European Court of Human Rights ruled in favour of an accountant who exposed tax deals for large corporations in Luxembourg. -
Nature Europe’s insatiable appetite for frogs’ legs could drive them to extinction Europe has consumed 2 billion frogs in a decade. What does that mean for the environment? -
Tech News Elon Musk donated nearly €2 billion in Tesla shares to charity last year, filings show The world’s second-richest man and CEO of Twitter has pledged to give away at least half of his wealth by the time he dies. -
France Rights groups concerned about proposed video surveillance for Paris Olympics Rights groups are concerned about proposed AI video surveillance for the Paris Olympics, arguing it will infringe on civil liberties. -
Turkey Can 'earthquake diplomacy' help NATO membership chances for Sweden and Finland? How will Ankara respond to humanitarian assistance from Stockholm and Helsinki and could it smooth the way for NATO ratification? -
World News Republican Nikki Haley to run for US president in 2024 The former UN ambassador previously said she would not challenge her former boss Donald Trump for the White House -
Italy Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi acquitted over 'Bunga Bunga' bribery allegations Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was found not guilty of witness tampering in a trial related to controversial 'Bunga Bunga' parties. -
Belgium WATCH LIVE: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg press conference NATO defence minister have been meeting this week in Brussels. -
Culture news Alec Baldwin movie 'Rust' to resume filming despite string of legal challenges The Hollywood Western suspended production in 2021 after its cinematographer was killed when a prop gun held by Alec Baldwin went off unexpectedly. -
Travel News Lufthansa: IT failure causes cancellations and delays for thousands of passengers An IT systems outage has prevented planes from taking off this morning leaving passengers stranded. -
Europe News The EU plans to target Iran's Revolutionary Guards in new raft of sanctions against Russia The EU wants to approve the 10th package of sanctions by the time the Ukraine war marks its one-year anniversary on 24 February. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 15th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Ford to cut 3,800 jobs in Europe over next three years The automaker is set to streamline its operations as it battles economic headwinds and increasing competition in electric cars -
Europe News Outrage and resignation calls as Enlargement Commissioner is caught on hot mic calling MEPs 'idiots' Olivér Várhelyi was heard asking "how many idiots are still left?" during a Q&A session with lawmakers. -
United Kingdom WATCH: Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's resignation speech After eight years in office, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is set to step down as the country's longest serving leader -
China China and Iran strengthen cooperation amid Western pressure Xi Jingping and Ebrahim Raisi meet in Beijing, where China expressed support for Iran in the face of Western sanctions over the country's nuclear development, and tensions over Russia and Chinese balloons. -
Ukraine NATO urged to boost ammunition production as war in Ukraine enters critical stage Ukraine presses allies for ammunition and fighter jets at a two day meeting of NATO defence ministers in Brussels. -
Lifestyle Watch this: Audemars Piguet says its latest timepiece is worth a cool €2 million Can you put a price on having the luxury of time? If yes is the answer then you can probably proudly wear Audemars Piguet's latest 'Ultimate Complication' in a way that's much more simple than its name suggests. -
Culture news Who they should have cast for new Prince Andrew interview film Starring Gillian Anderson, Keeley Hawes and Rufus Sewell, the upcoming dramatisation of the interview that destroyed Prince Andrew's reputation won't be one to miss. But we think we could have cast it better. -
Culture news New York Fashion Week 2023: Rodarte's BlackSwan effect and Siriano's new fall-winter collection Big, bright and brash is how New York likes to think of itself and this year's fashion week has certainly lived up to city's reputation with some innovative designs and dressmaking. -
Nature This French town in the Alps is seeing the effects of global warming first hand Snow is essential to reflect heat off the Earth's surface. -
Culture news Romania's camgirl industry fears being tainted by Andrew Tate arrest Tate and his brother are accused of running a sex trafficking ring in Romania, but many in the country's booming camgirl industry fear the bad press will have negative consequences for their legitimate businesses. -
Culture news How a queer dating app is providing mental health support beyond Valentine's Day Valentine's Day can be a triggering event for those left out of heteronormative relationships. The LGBTQ+ dating app Taimi is working on a direct support network for its users. -
Turkey Death toll in massive earthquakes in Turkey and Syria continues to rise More than 41,000 people have died in Turkey and Syria, after a deadly earthquake rocked the region on 6 February. -
Moments Want to eat your way round Europe? 7 of the best foodie trips for endless pasta, tapas and wine From the backstreets of Zagreb to the canals of Venice, a holiday built around food can take you to some truly delicious locations. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Greece's greatest thinker is killed by the state We take a look back 2422 years to Ancient Greece and the reason why the government gave Socrates the death penalty. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 15th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Syria First UN team since earthquake crosses into rebel-held Syria, as anger simmers over slow response The UN’s first delegation has crossed into rebel-held northwestern Syria, as activists and emergency teams have decried its slow response.