22 February 2023 | Euronews
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Russia Putin: Russia engaged in battle for its 'historic borders' Tens of thousands of people waving Russian flags attended the patriotic concert at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium honouring "Defenders of the Fatherland". -
Culture news Killer of rapper Nipsey Hussle sentenced to 60 years in jail over 2019 shooting There was so much evidence of the shooting that even Eric J Holder's attorney admitted that his client had fatally shot the Grammy-nominated hip-hop star. -
World News Killing of French schoolteacher: 'A sad day for education system' A student who fatally stabbed a teacher at a private school in southwest France on Wednesday is being investigated for alleged premeditated murder. -
Euronews Witness Death, disease, and desperation: Life in Antakya after the earthquake Euronews Witness speaks to survivors in Turkey's devastated southern city to hear the heartbreaking stories of love, loss and lives in turmoil. -
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Cult Beyond The Streets London: A celebration of graffiti and street art This latest exhibition on display at London's Saatchi Gallery captures historic moments in this artistic movement. -
World News Ukraine war: Schools ordered to teach remotely as anniversary nears President Zelenskyy advises schools to close and resume classes online as the risk of Russian missile attacks grow -
Travel News Schiphol airport has passenger caps in place over Easter. Will flights be cancelled? KLM has said it will not cancel any flights as a result of the caps. -
Earth News Food shortages: The perfect storm that led to UK supermarkets rationing fruit and vegetables "Everyone wants to avoid rationing," the farmers' union have said. So why are supermarkets doing it? -
Europe News Russian war crimes tribunal still not established one year on from Ukraine invasion The International Criminal Court (ICC) is already investigating allegations of war crimes and genocide in Ukraine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate International Margarita Day: How climate change is threatening tequila and mezcal Skyrocketing demand, climate change and an endangered bat could threaten your favourite cocktail. -
Earth News Fact check: Should we be worried about birds crowding streets and falling from the sky? Several viral social media posts have shown birds falling from the sky and crowding a street, is there any reason to be concerned? -
Travel News Venice’s famous canals are running dry due to low tides and lack of rainfall Taxis and traditional gondolas have been struggling to pass through the dwindling waterways. -
World News Putin welcomes senior Chinese diplomat to Moscow in move to bolster relations Putin welcomes top Beijing diplomat in Moscow in move to bolster relations -
Culture news Berlinale Dispatches: Inside the Steven Spielberg press conference Steven Spielberg comes to the Berlin Film Festival to take home his honorary Golden Bear. We were at the press conference... -
Design End of the road: Bentley to stop producing iconic 6.0 Litre W12 engine Luxury carmaker Bentley is discontinuing its 6.0 litre W12 engine, which powers its most prestigious vehicles, to accelerate towards a more sustainable, electric future. -
Finland Finland should be ready to join NATO, with or without Sweden While there are several reasons why simultaneous accession remains the preferred option for all involved, Finland should be open to the prospect of joining without Sweden, Helmi Pillai argues. -
Qatar 365 Diving for pearls: from Qatari seabeds to glittering display cases Pearls were Qatar's first major export commodity. And despite competition from oyster farms, divers still go in search of nature's treasures -
Travel News Wizz Air, Ryanair and Lufthansa: These are the best and worst airlines in 2023 During a year of disruption, some airlines have been more helpful than others. -
West Bank Ten Palestinians killed, dozens wounded in West Bank raid The Israeli military gave few details about its operation in the northern city of Nablus, known as a militant stronghold, where the army frequently operates. -
Culture news Malcolm X: Family of US civil rights leader to sue CIA and FBI for wrongful death A lawyer for the daughters of the human rights activist shot dead in 1965 said they believed government agencies conspired to assassinate him. -
Culture news Seattle adds caste to its anti-discrimination laws, a first outside South Asia Seattle is also the first city outside South Asia to pass a law against caste discrimination, a contentious issue among the South Asian diaspora. -
Europe News Ukraine war has made West more united, but rest of the world now more independent, new poll finds The study also found that support for the war in Ukraine varied significantly between the West and the 'rest'. -
Real Economy How is Europe addressing challenges in long-term care? The European Care Strategy aims to provide better access to long-term care and better working conditions for carers. -
Climate France, Italy, Belgium: The European regions most at risk from floods and sea level rise One Scottish county is forecast to have its climate change damage risk triple by 2050 from 1990, the biggest jump in Europe. -
Art Joan Mitchell Foundation accuses Louis Vuitton of unfair use of artwork The fashion house has Léa Seydoux posing with a handbag in front of one of Mitchell's paintings. But the legal details of the case might be a bit more complicated. -
Nature How breeding low-emissions sheep could bring down farming’s methane footprint Sheep’s emissions are a major cause of global warming. But these farmers think they have a solution. -
Europe News Asylum requests across the EU rose by 50% and reached 966,000 in 2022 The EU, Norway and Switzerland issued last year over 250,000 granting either refugee status or subsidiary protection. -
No Comment Watch: Final tribute to children killed by the earthquake that devastated Antakya, Turkey Dozens of red balloons were released over the rubble of a destroyed building alongside a main road in Turkey's quake-hit south. -
France France school stabbing: Teacher dies after being attacked by student near Biarritz A teacher at a private school in Saint-Jean-de Luz near Biarritz has died after being fatally stabbed by a student on Wednesday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Soldiers in Ukraine are freezing sperm to have families in case they don't return home from the war A fertility clinic in Kyiv is offering free fertility services to Ukraine's soldiers amid a future, potentially devastating demographic problem. -
Turkey The earthquake wrecked Turkey’s institutional façade. Erdogan might tear down the rest The severity of the consequences affecting people's lives in Turkey is a result of institutional and societal collapse. This might prove to be costly to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in this year's elections, Dr Ahmet Erdi Öztürk writes. -
United Kingdom Shamima Begum who travelled from UK to Syria to join IS loses citizenship appeal Shamima Begum, who travelled from UK to Syria aged 15 to join so-called Islamic State, loses citizenship appeal -
USA Former head of Mexican federal police convicted in the US for taking bribes The highest-ranking Mexican official ever to be tried in the United States was convicted of taking bribes by a New York court. Genaro Garcia Luna denies the allegations. -
Romania Romanian authorities extend Andrew Tate's detention for a further 30 days A court in Romania agreed to extend Andrew Tate's detention yet again. The social media influencer will remain in jail for another 30 days on suspicion of organised crime and human trafficking. -
Brazil At least 46 dead as emergency workers forced to stop after further rain and landslides in Brazil In south-eastern Brazil, more rain and further landslides brought emergency services to a halt after at least 46 people were killed in carnival weekend hell -
Poland 'We'll defend every inch of NATO' amid Russia threat, Biden tells eastern European leaders The US president held talks with the Bucharest Nine group of NATO's most easterly members in the Polish capital on Wednesday. -
Work Mexico City police fight crime in virtual reality in futuristic new training centre It is the first VR training centre for police officers in Latin America. -
Mobility 'External impact' caused a coolant leak on a Russian spacecraft docked with the ISS, Roscosmos says It's the second leak in the space of a few months reported on a Russian spacecraft, which raised concerns it may be a manufacturing fault. -
Turkey At least six confirmed dead in Monday's Turkey-Syria earthquake At least six people have been confirmed dead in Monday's earthquake, which rocked communities still shattered by the February 6 disaster. -
World News Europe is experiencing a winter drought: here's what you should know Reservoirs and rivers in France, Italy and other parts of the continent are experiencing low water levels usually associated with summer heatwaves. -
Europe Decoded Ukraine fighter jets: What are the pros and cons of supplying military aircraft? Ukrainian officials are asking for fighter aircraft, with President Zelenskyy telling the UK to give the country “wings” to control the skies. But there are a lot of factors for Western countries to consider before doing so, experts say. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: A day of defence, death and diplomacy as anniversary of Russia's invasion looms As President Zelenskyy hosted the Italian PM Giorgia Meloni in Kyiv, Russia targeted civilians in Kherson with Grad rockets, killing six people. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Biden hails NATO unity as Putin blames West for Russian invasion Speaking in Warsaw, the US president praised the West for standing up to Russian aggression, after Putin claimed the West was responsible for his war in Ukraine. -
Culture news Immersive David Hockney exhibition offers an intimate look at artist's 60-year career "David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away)" invites visitors to take a closer look at the world around them. -
Moments I went stargazing in Europe’s largest dark sky park. This is why it’s worth a visit “Stargazing isn’t just for one night, stargazing should be for a lifetime.” -
Culture news Why Haluk Levent's quake response is making him Türkiye's most popular person After Madonna's direct appeal for aid for Türkiye quake victims, the spotlight has shone on the rocker turned philanthropist who's leading relief efforts. -
Culture news Fancy a virtual hot air balloon trip over Saudi Arabia's ancient tombs? Now, you can Saudi Arabia's Hegra Archaeological Site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has been recreated in the metaverse, offering virtual tours of its ancient tombs. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Sir Malcolm Campbell and the history of land speed records Why do people obsess over going so fast? On this day, Sir Malcolm Campbell felt the need for speed and went faster than any human had ever been in a car. -
Work The rise of elderly workers: The Europeans defying retirement norms and working past the age of 70 The EU’s average legal retirement age is 64, yet many Europeans are still working past the age of 65 and even 75. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Czech Republic Ukraine war: A year on, refugees in Czech Republic strive to integrate but miss home After the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian army in February last year, over 460,000 refugees were registered in the Czech Republic. -
Russia What's true and what's false in Russian President Vladimir Putin's state of the nation speech Euronews fact-checked Putin's long-awaited speech to the nation. Here's what was true and what was false.