17 February 2023 | Euronews
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Moldova As the war in Ukraine rages on, how long can its neighbour Moldova stay neutral? Moldova’s constitution forces it to remain neutral or use its military forces, but how long can the status quo last as fighting rages on next door in Ukraine? -
No Comment Watch: New Zealand troops supply aid to storm-hit towns New Zealand redeployed gunships and helicopters to deliver water, food and fuel to cities cut off by Cyclone Gabrielle on Thursday, as overwhelmed rescue teams embraced overseas offers of help. -
United Kingdom The Northern Ireland Protocol: What is it and where does it stand? The Northern Ireland Protocol has been a bone of contention since the beginning of post-Brexit talks, but officials involved in discussions see an end in sight. -
World News Focus of Syria and Turkey earthquake relief efforts shifts to survivors The emergency response to the earthquakes in Turkey is now giving way to other assistance tasks that will continue for a long time to come. Finding survivors at this stage, almost two weeks after the earthquakes, is already a rare occurrence. -
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Sport Sagi Muki is Tel Aviv’s hero on Grand Slam Day Two Former world champion Sagi Muki secured his gold medal since his world championship triumph in 2019. -
World News Eighteen migrants found dead in abandoned truck in Bulgaria Authorities say they were among 40 people hidden inside the truck under bundles of wood. The cause of their death is unknown at this stage, but a road accident has been ruled out. -
World News Kyiv warns Russia aiming to capture Bakhmut by war one year anniversary Russia is aiming to capture Bakhmut by the first anniversary of the start of the war on February 24, Kyiv warns. But analysts say Moscow will need a faster rate of advance to reach that goal. -
Travel News Machu Picchu: Inca citadel reopens to tourists after month of civil unrest Tourism agencies are celebrating as Inca citadel Machu Picchu reopens to tourist after a month of unrest. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 17th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Dispatches from Berlin Film Festival: Addictions to Politics and Love Join us for our first dispatch from this year's Berlin Film Festival, including the lowdown on the opening ceremony and reviews for opening film 'She Came To Me' and Encounters highlight 'El Eco' -
Germany Thousands of flights cancelled as German airport staff strike Thousands of flights to and from German airports were cancelled on Friday as workers walked out to press their demands for inflation-busting pay increases. -
Sweden Sweden police refuse permission for new Quran-burning protest, citing security fears In January a far-right activist set fire to copies of the Quran in both Sweden and neighbouring Denmark. -
United Kingdom UK embassy guard in Berlin jailed for spying for Russia A London court has sentenced David Ballantyne Smith to more than 13 years in prison for putting UK diplomats at “maximum risk” by selling secret information to Russia. -
Europe News Centre investigating Russian war crimes in Ukraine to be set up in July The new hub will be based in the Dutch city of the Hague. -
Kosovo Kosovo celebrates 15 years of indepedence but relations with Serbia remain tense Kosovo is celebrating 15 years of independence from Serbia but relations with Belgrade are still tense and the official status of the Balkan nation continues to divide the world -
Climate World’s biggest sports events may have to be held in cooler months due to global warming Endurance events are already punishing on athletes. What are the implications for sportspeople as global temperatures rise? -
Earth News Conscious quitters: Why are more people than ever willing to leave their job over climate inaction? The sentiment is even stronger among young people suggesting the trend could continue to grow. -
Europe News Northern Ireland Protocol deal could be announced next week following 'good progress' UK and EU chief negotiators met on Friday for what they described as "constructive" talks. -
USA US official reassures residents near toxic train derailment that their water and air are safe The head of the EPA in the United State states has tried to reassure residents of East Palestine that their drinking water and air are safe after a train derailed, creating a toxic plume of chemicals. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: What were the top stories in the EU this week? Ammunition stockpiles, fresh Russian sanctions, EU economy on the up and more jail time for the MEPs involved in corruption case were hot topics. -
Ukraine Russia says it will take Bakhmut in two months The Ukrainian army is defending its position, but the Russians are feeling optimistic and claim they will take the town in two months -
No Comment London's Saatchi Gallery opens new street art exhibition London's iconic Saatchi Gallery is hosting a brand new exhibition, designed to take over all of its three floors and showcase "the most comprehensive graffiti & street art exhibition to open in the UK." -
Nature Skylarks, starlings and mistle thrushes: Endangered songbirds licensed to be killed for sport in UK Skylarks, starlings and mistle thrushes are among the red-listed species approved to be hunted by falconers. -
Ukraine Ukraine and its allies must agree on a joint vision of what victory against Russia means Different approaches among NATO countries have led to friction between the allies and hampered Kyiv in resisting Moscow's aggression. As long as that is the case, Ukrainians are paying the price with their lives, Marius Ghincea argues. -
Food and Drink A terrible day for France: the world's top 10 cheeses revealed A controversial list of the world's best cheeses has just been published. France has come out licking its wounds, while the undoubted victor of the ranking is another surprise. -
World News Moldova swears in new pro-Western government Moldova’s cabinet will remain largely unchanged under Prime Minister Dorin Recean, with the foreign affairs, interior, and defence ministers retaining their posts. -
My Europe Series ‘They’re dying in large numbers’: Disabled Ukrainians face abuse, neglect in institutions People are living in squalid, inhumane conditions, sometimes tied to beds in caretakers’ well-intentioned efforts to restrain them from self-harm. But the underlying issues extend beyond war. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 17th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Vivienne Westwood memorial kicks off London Fashion Week There's a lot to look forward at the return of London Fashion Week. But first things first, fashionistas and celebrities take a moment to tribute a design icon. -
Earth News ‘Moments of hope’: Broken-boned cats rescued from the rubble in Turkey Animal charity PETA shares amazing rescue stories on the ground in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey. -
Germany 'Goliath must lose': Zelenskyy urges Western allies to speed up military aid for Ukraine For the first time in two decades, Russian leaders were not invited to the Munich Security Conference, a yearly gathering of world leaders, politicians and security experts -
Turkey Two women saved in miracle rescue 248 hours after Turkey earthquake Search and rescue operations are still underway in the Turkish city of Kahramanmaras, with two miracle rescues providing hope for the families of the missing. -
World News Israel backs 'sovereignty and integrity' of Ukraine after meeting in Kyiv Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen expresses his country's commitment to the 'sovereignty and integrity' of Ukraine after meeting his Ukrainian counterpart Dymitro Kuleba. -
Culture news The world's oldest and most complete bible sale expected to fetch €50 million More than 1,000 years old, the Codex Sassoon is a missing link in the history of Abrahamic religions. -
Food and Drink Why do France's winemakers want to destroy their vineyards? Red wine consumption is at an all-time low in France. The government and winemakers have come up with a destructive solution to the problem of overproduction. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: "Peccavi" a misattributed quote and the British Raj Through a single worded quote, we take a look back at the history of the British Empire and its cruel reign over India. -
Culture news Hated Valentine's Day? The cost-of-living crisis is making divorce even harder Was Valentine's Day a miserable reminder that your relationship is rubbish? For some people, divorce is no longer a viable option because it's too expensive to consider living apart. -
Culture news What is Orangetheory Fitness? The exercise movement for data nerds The US exercise chain Orangetheory Fitness has expanded to several European countries, using its data-driven philosophy to cater to fitness junkies. -
World News Msc 2023, the game of the dragon. The role of China in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict China vs the rest of the world. One of the most important dossier to discuss at the Security Conference in Munich -
Culture news 'Module of Temporality': Ukraine launches its first international expo in Kyiv since the war From canvases, sculptures, installations or audiovisual works, Ukrainian art and culture is in a fight for its very survival as the first anniversary approaches of Russia's unprovoked attack. Ukraine launches its first international expo in Kyiv since the war -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 17th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Turkey-Syria earthquake: Did China really build a bridge that stayed intact after the disaster? The Chinese embassy in France was slammed for posting false claims about the longest suspension bridge in the world located in Turkey.