16 February 2023 | Euronews
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Sport Judo-loving Israel cheers the return of the World Tour Just three months after Israel hosted the prestigious Masters' tournament in Jerusalem, the World Judo Tour has returned to Tel Aviv. -
Culture news Bruce Willis has frontotemporal dementia, actor's family announces Nearly a year after Bruce Willis' family announced that he would step away from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia, they say his “condition has progressed" and he now has a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. -
World News Russian military reserves "significantly depleted", analysts say Russia’s costly military campaign in Ukraine has likely significantly depleted Russian equipment and manpower reserves necessary to sustain a successful large-scale offensive in eastern Ukraine – says the Institute for the Study of War. -
World News French unions hold fifth day of protests against proposed pension reform The ranks of marchers were thinner, but all across France, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets for a fifth day against an unpopular pension reform. -
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Europe News Corruption scandal: MEP Eva Kaili to remain in prison despite lawyer's pleas for electronic bracelet Eva Kaili has been charged with participation in criminal organisation, corruption and money laundering. -
Germany Refuge in Germany: One million Ukrainians have settled since war broke out Over one million Ukrainians have come as refugees to Germany since the war began. The main problem is a shortage of housing, especially in major cities like Berlin. -
Turkey NATO chief urges Turkey to lift block on Sweden and Finland joining alliance NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg has repeated his claim that Sweden and Finland have done enough to satisfy Ankara’s demands that they crack down on extremism. -
Tech News AI vs humans: Google asks employees to fix Bard’s wrong answers From ChatGPT to Bard, it seems new AI chatbots have been running wild this past week. Google is asking its human staff to fix the issues. -
Belarus Trial of Belarusian journalist grabbed in flight 'hijacking' begins A Belarusian court on Thursday opened the trial of a dissident journalist, Román Protasévich, who is accused of organizing mass unrest and engaging in plots to overthrow the government, among other charges. -
Football Now What will happen to Qatar's World Cup Stadiums? Seven stadiums were built in Qatar especially for the World Cup, so what will happen to them next? -
Healthcare As Spain advances trans rights, Sweden backtracks on gender-affirming treatments for teens Sweden, a pioneer in LGBTQ rights, is now restricting gender-affirming treatments for minors, citing concerns about their long-term side effects. -
Ecotech Baby kangaroo poo could be the secret to stopping cows’ methane farts, researchers say Livestock farming is the biggest human-caused source of methane. Scientists have come up with another way to tackle the gas. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 16th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News As border crossings open, some Syrian refugees return home to care for relatives after earthquake Euronews International correspondent Anelise Borges spoke to some Syrian refugees returning to their home country after the earthquake. -
Culture news The breathtaking winners of the Underwater Photographer of the Year 2023 contest We could list every adjective in the dictionary to describe our feelings about these wonderful shots, but instead we invite you to take a look yourself and prepare to be amazed. -
Euronews Witness Time is running out: who are the climate activists sounding the alarm? Soup on a Van Gogh, hands glued to roads, mashed potatoes on a Monet painting. Europe’s climate activists have been adopting more extreme tactics. Our reporter Hans von der Brelie met them to find out why. -
Europe News 'We could be faster' with support for Ukraine, MEPs say, as war approaches one-year mark MEPs by and large approve of what the bloc has done so far to support Ukraine but they also call for the EU to be faster to deliver weapons and agree on sanctions. -
France Train delays and cancelled flights: Fifth day of pension reform protests grips France Up to 650,000 people are expected to participate in demonstrations across France over Macron's plans to raise the minimum retirement age. -
Travel News EU Blue Cards: Are you eligible for this work permit and how can you apply? The Blue Card scheme aims to attract skilled workers to the EU. -
Culture news Queen Consort Camilla rejects controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond for crown The Koh-i-Noor diamond is as beautiful as it is controversial. Taken from India during British imperial rule, the Queen Consort has broken with tradition by refusing it at her coronation. -
Earth News In pictures: France demolishes beach apartments and relocates residents due to rising sea levels Ever-rising sea levels and increasingly violent storms have made it impossible for people to live close to the coast. -
Work Painful periods? Spain just passed Europe’s first paid 'menstrual leave' law The policy has sparked intense debate over whether it will help or hinder women at work. -
Climate What has a pencil-shaped robot taught scientists about the world’s widest glacier? Crevasses ‘like a set of sugar cubes’ and sea anemones: Here's what scientists saw at Thwaites Glacier. -
Spain Spain passes law allowing people to freely change gender from age 16 Lawmakers in Spain have approved a so-called ‘transgender law' that allows people from 16 years old to change their gender markers through self-declaration. -
Culture news Religion in ruins: Turkiye's oldest mosque and world's oldest church destroyed by earthquake In the ancient Turkish city of Antakya, Saint Peter Church, the oldest in the world, and the oldest mosque in Turkiye, Habib-i Nejjar Mosque collapsed after the earthquake in Antakya. -
Tech News Microchip firm ASML says China employee stole data about its tech amid US-China chip war It’s not the first time ASML has accused China of intellectual property infringement. -
Culture news Family of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda says new evidence shows he was murdered The famed Chilean writer and diplomat officially died of cancer just 12 days after a military coup. New evidence suggests that's not what actually killed him. -
COVID-19 changed the way we work. Here’s why employees still want flexible workplaces We take a look at how work has changed since the pandemic and where European employees can find workplace flexibility. -
Earth News Canada's iconic canal ice rink hasn't frozen this year: What's going on? The ice isn’t thick enough to support the weight of skaters or equipment. -
Turkey French doctors in Turkey set up temporary field hospital after deadly earthquakes First responders have set up a temporary medical centre in the Turkish town of Golbasi as hospital wards struggle to cope after deadly earthquakes. -
Mobility Spy balloons or aliens? What to know about the rise in UFOs spotted in US skies Spy balloons, drones or aliens? There are certainly more and more unidentified flying objects (UFOs) being spotted in the sky these days. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 16th – 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 Corruption scandal: Embattled MEP Marc Tarabella asks for the dismissal of the investigating judge MEP Marc Tarabella has been charged with participation in a criminal organisation, corruption and money laundering. -
Serbia Serbian nationalists protest against Western plan to normalise ties with breakaway Kosovo Some 1,000 people in Belgrade on Wednesday demonstrated against the Serbian authorities and a Franco-German plan to normalise relations with the breakaway province of Kosovo -
World News Austria opened the door to Russia at an OSCE meeting in Vienna. Ukraine will boycott. We must react It is impossible to stay indifferent and not react when you see an EU member state acting against the interests and values of the Union, MEP Vlad Gheorghe writes. -
Culture news French photographer Richard Bellia showcases work devoted to passion for rock'n roll Fans of Richard Bellia's works are in for a treat. The famous French photographer has opened a gallery in Annonay which showcases his best and most famous photos as well as many unpublished treasures. -
World News Unseen footage of the Titanic wreck from 1986 dive revealed The footage was released to mark the 25th-anniversary of the Academy Award-winning movie, 'Titanic', based on the true story of the White Star liner that sank on its maiden voyage after it hit an iceberg in 1912. -
Culture news Raquel Welch, Playboy's 'most desired woman' of the '70s, dies at 82 The screen siren rose to fame in the cult classic 'One Million Years B.C.' in 1966 and became a pop culture icon as an actress, singer and dancer. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Battle for Bakhmut continues as Russia launches round-the-clock attacks As Bakhmut continues to stand firm against continued Russian onslaughts, President Zelenskyy describes the city as "our fortress". -
Earth News EU dumps 37 million items of plastic clothing in Kenya a year. Which country is the worst offender? The clothing is too dirty or damaged to be reused and immediately becomes plastic waste. -
World News FIFA Club World Cup's new format launching in 2025 with 32 teams The plan has been slammed by several football associations amid fears it threatens the welfare of the players by overloading an already crammed calendar. -
World News Fact-check: What's behind the anti-Zelenskyy graffiti popping up all across Europe? Euronews took a closer look at these viral images and who is behind this anti-Ukraine campaign -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The Curse of the Pharaohs is awoken On this day, 100 years ago, King Tutankhamun's sarcophagus was first disturbed by a group of British archaeologists. A set of mysterious deaths followed. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 16th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey ‘She was not responding’: Husband recounts harrowing effort to save his family after earthquake ‘She was not responding to my voice’: Euronews spoke to a man who tried to save his family after the earthquake in Turkey. -
Syria ‘Slow humanitarian response’ to rebel-controlled Syria after earthquake is ‘deadly’: HWR The earthquake has dramatically worsened the situation for millions in Syria, as even before the natural disaster they were facing one of the worst economic and humanitarian crises since the civil war began, -
World News Are UFOs hovering over the United States? We asked the experts to find out Several unidentified flying objects have been spotted in the United States, leading some to ask if they are aliens or something more sinister. Euronews asked the experts to find out.