20 February 2023 | Euronews
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Art Leiji Matsumoto, famed creator of manga science fiction sagas dies aged 85 Matsumoto died of acute heart failure in a Tokyo hospital on Feb. 13, 2023, his office, Studio Leijisha, said. -
Europe News EU looking into joint procurement to give Ukraine ammunitions The collective acquisition of supplies would be similar to that of the European Commission's purchasing of COVID-19 vaccines. -
World News Three killed after 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits Turkish province of Hatay Two weeks after the devastation of February 6, a Turkish research observatory in Istanbul reported another earthquake. -
Turkey In pictures: Two weeks of despair, destruction and hope after the Turkey-Syria earthquake It has been two weeks since the devastating earthquake hit Syria and Turkey. And since then, stories and images from the ground have sparked international solidarity and support. These are some of those images. -
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Ukraine Russian troops under pressure as war anniversary looms UK predicts Moscow will mark first year of war by claiming victory in Bakhmut, regardless of reality on the ground. -
World 'Wars end on the battlefield': Ivan Krastev reflects on a year of conflict in Ukraine One year on from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Euronews speaks to Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev about how the war has changed Europe -
Climate Now The fight for Europe's fruit: How orchards are adapting to warmer winters Warmer winters in Europe are posing a serious threat to fruit trees. We explore how producers are trying to protect their crops. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 20th – 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 Energy crisis: Governments spent more than €900 billion on fossil fuel subsidies in 2022 The International Energy Agency has urged world leaders to spend money on clean energy solutions rather than fossil fuel subsidies. -
Mobility Sales of electric cars in the EU broke records in 2022. Which country in Europe is leading the way? Combined, greener alternative propulsion vehicles (APVs) - including battery and hybrid cars - claimed more than 50 per cent of the EU car market in 2022. -
Travel News France lifts COVID testing requirements for travellers from China, other EU countries to follow France has already loosened entry rules for tourists arriving from China. -
Scenes Meet the Greek team studying and preserving traditional stonemasonry The declining art form of stone masonry is being preserved and revived by a group of people in Greece. -
Culture news Dispatches from Berlin Film Festival: How do you solve a problem like Trump? Dispatches from Berlin Film Festival: How do you solve a problem like Trump? -
Israel More mass protests in Israel over plans to reform the judicial system Tens of thousands of Israelis protested in front of parliament in Jerusalem as the vote began on judicial reforms that critics say will undermine democracy -
Italy Italy: 84 rescued migrants disembark Ocean Viking after four days at sea The NGO vessel was granted permission to dock at Emilia-Romagna's only port on Saturday. SOS Mediterranee says 58 unaccompanied minors were among those onboard. -
Nature World’s oldest European hedgehog could provide hope for the future of the species Researchers cried ‘tears of joy’ at discovering the world’s oldest European hedgehog in a conservation study. -
Romania The Andrew Tate case shows woman-haters are growing stronger. Why are we failing to act? Scholars and activists have warned everyone for a long time about the deeply ingrained misogyny of the radical right and an increasing "manosphere" that encourages resentment and hatred towards women and girls, Oana Băluţă writes. -
Ecotech Heat pumps avoided 8m tonnes of CO2 emissions in Europe last year: Which country sold the most? Europe’s 20 million heat pumps now avoid emissions the equivalent of the entirety of Greece. -
Romania Romania's old power infrastructure doesn't help fight carbon emissions Romania ranks around the middle of the pack in the EU when it comes to the amount of carbon emissions generated to produce electricity. -
Ukraine What happened to negotiating an end to the Russian invasion of Ukraine? Is there any possibility of a negotiated solution to the war in Ukraine? -
World News Ukraine war almost a year old and top of the agenda at Munich Security Conference With the first anniversary of Russia's invasion days away, 450 international delegates gathered for the 59th Munich Security Confernece. While Ukrainian delegates called for more arms to speed them to victory, an American expert warned Russia could still win. -
Tech News Meta Verified: Meta copies Twitter with paid subscription service for Facebook and Instagram Meta Verified for Facebook and Instagram will require users to submit a government ID to get a blue verification badge. -
Europe News LGBTI people in Europe face an increasingly toxic and violent environment, new reports warns ILGA-Europe warns that hateful rhetoric from politicians and religious leaders creates an environment of insecurity for LGBTI people. -
Belgium Ukraine tops agenda as EU foreign affairs ministers meet in Brussels Ukraine tops agenda as EU foreign affairs ministers meet in Brussels -
Travel News US airport security intercepted over 6,500 guns in 2022. Why are people flying with firearms? US airport security intercepted over 6,500 guns in 2022. Here’s what happens if you leave a gun in your bag. -
Art Spanish police recover stolen 100-year-old Dalí drawings in Barcelona Spanish police recovered two 100-year-old drawings by Salvador Dalí that were stolen during a burglary in Barcelona last year. They arrested three brothers in their 50s and seized the Dalí drawings that were created in 1922 for a book called "Les Gràcies de l'Empordà." -
Culture news French comedian Pierre Palmade under investigation for child pornography After an anonymous tip, French police raided comedian Pierre Palmade's apartment and opened an investigation for possession of child pornography. -
Earth News Fukushima: Japan prepares to release 1.3 million tonnes of treated wastewater into the sea Nearly 12 years ago, a massive earthquake and tsunami triggered a nuclear catastrophe at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi plant. Now, the plant operator wants to release 1.3 million tonnes of wastewater into the sea. -
Earth News ‘Greenwashing’: Lufthansa defends Green Fares as campaigners slam offsetting plans Campaigners say that the only way to reduce the environmental impact of flying is ‘not to take the flight in the first place.’ -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 20th – 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 United States repeats support for Finland and Sweden to join NATO U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on a visit to Turkey has repeats Washington’s support for Sweden and Finland’s quick accession to NATO. -
North Korea Tension mounts on North Korean peninsula as Pyongyang fires second ballistic missile It is the second launch carried out by the North Korean regime since Saturday and according to Pyongyang, it is in retaliation to the joint military operations being carried out by South Korea and the United States. -
Climate Po River: Winter brings little relief for Italy's drought struck waterway Italy’s farmers suffered through record-breaking droughts last summer. Winter has brought little relief. -
Ukraine 'One year later, Ukraine stands': US President Joe Biden makes surprise visit to Kyiv US President Joe Biden arrives in Kyiv for a visit ahead of one year anniversary of Russian invasion -
Europe Decoded State surveillance and court cases: The lonely fight for press freedom of Greece’s independent media Greece ranked 108th out of 180 countries in Reporters Without Borders’ 2022 Press Freedom Index. -
Brazil Mudslides in Brazil kill several in north Sao Paulo state Some parts of Sao Paulo state saw over six centimetres of rain in just one day. -
Romania Floods in Romania cause landslides and damage roads Extensive flooding in northern Romania triggered landslides, leaving roads damaged and rail services disrupted. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine having a devastating impact on people's mental health As the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, its estimated that one in every four Ukrainians may suffer from mental health issues because of the ongoing conflict. -
Culture news Madrid celebrates Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla with new immersive digital exhibition As part of the centenary of his death, "Sorolla, through light," offers an immersive and unique look at the work of Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The gig that started it all - when Hendrix was kicked out of the band In 1959, Jimi Hendrix took to the stage for the first ever time. By the end of the night, the band wouldn't want anything to do with him. -
Culture news From the frontline to rehearsals: Former Ukrainian actor turned soldier returns to the big screen Life imitates art and art imitates life. But that maxim only adds poignancy to Ukrainian actor Anatol Fon-Filandra's brief return to a film set in a fictionalised love story set in a country at war. -
Turkey US Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledges $100 million to help earthquake-hit Turkey Visiting Turkey for the first time, the US Secretary of State announced an additional $100 million to Turkey aimed at helping the country's long-term recovery from devastating earthquakes.. -
Art 'All Quiet on the Western Front' breaks Bafta record with seven wins The First World War German language drama won seven awards at the British Academy of Film Awards beating the record set by Cinema Paradiso -
Moldova Thousands of protesters march in Moldova demanding help with the cost of living crisis Thousands of people marched through Moldova's capital on Sunday demanding help with the cost of living crisis. Many were supporters of a party backed by an oligarch who has been sanctioned by the UK for pro-Russian activities. -
Climate Funga: How does the world’s first fungi-powered carbon removal project work? Companies are eyeing up an ‘entire galaxy’ below ground, which could boost forest biodiversity while creating carbon credits. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 20th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey Belgian medical volunteers open field hospital in earthquake-hit Turkey As Turkey starts to pick up the pieces after two devastating earthquakes, the need for medical care is a priority. Belgian medical volunteers have set up a field hospital in Kirikhan to relieve staff at a damaged local hospital. -
Poland Ukrainians who have fled to Poland learn how to settle in their host nation Over the last year, over 9.5 million Ukrainians came to Poland. Nearly 8 million of them have returned. They were mainly women and children.