23 February 2023 | Euronews
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World News Ukraine war: Zelenskyy hails UN call for Russia to withdraw troops immediately The UN General Assembly approved a nonbinding resolution calling for Russia to end hostilities in Ukraine and demanding the withdrawal of its forces. -
Euronews Witness Life in Ukraine after one year of war: 'Exhausted, but not broken' Euronews travels back to Ukraine to witness the persistent resilience of the Ukrainian people since the start of the Russian invasion one year ago. -
Culture news Steven Spielberg collects honorary Golden Bear at Berlinale Visibly moved, the legendary director said the lifetime achievement honour for a glittering career had added significance for him as a Jewish man being honoured in the German capital. -
World News President Vladimir Putin promises more ‘advanced’ weapons for Russian army President Vladimir Putin on Thursday called Russia's military a guarantor of national stability, promising to boost arms production nearly a year after the start of the Ukraine offensive. -
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Europe News Corruption scandal: Eva Kaili's partner, Francesco Giorgi, freed but under electronic monitoring Francesco Giorgi remains charged with participation in a criminal organisation, corruption and money laundering. -
Austria Delegates walk out of OSCE meeting over presence of Russian lawmakers Ukraine and several other countries protested the presence of Russian delegates at a meeting of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe held in Vienna -
Football Now Europe's Top 5 Leagues: Who will win their domestic titles? Five of Europe's top leagues are approaching the climax of their seasons. In some countries, the usual suspects are in pole position, but elsewhere, we could be in for some surprises. So, who will hold their nerves as the season ends? -
Musica 'The secret is passion': The life of legendary mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli Italian mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli gives an exclusive insight into her life as one of the greatest artists of our time. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Climate 'Hysterics, terrorists, elites': How are media headlines framing climate action? ISD examined how anti-climate activism narratives were pitched across English, French and German language media outlets. -
Greece Earthquake solidarity showed that Greece and Turkey are the closest of kin yet again My hopes are that the youth in both countries will grow up seeing their neighbours as sisters and brothers who just happen to speak a language different that their own, Marcos Moschovidis writes. -
Moldova Russia accuses Ukraine of 'staging' justification to invade Moldova According to state-owned media, Russia’s defence ministry has accused Ukraine of planning to invade Moldova’s breakaway Transnistria region after a false-flag operation -
Europe News Recovering wasted heat in EU could cover bloc's hot water & heating needs, report says The report published by engineering company Danfoss says that Europe could save up to €67bn by 2050 if it captured excess heat. -
Culture news French publishers wade in on controversial changes to Roald Dahl's children's novels While changes to the language of Roald Dahl's children's books in the UK have stirred controversy in the UK, French publishers have taken a different tact. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Analysts fear Russia aims to escalate the conflict in bid to capture eastern heartland After one year of fighting, experts predict the fighting will escalate as Russia intensifies its push to capture all of Ukraine's eastern industrial heartland -
Culture news Spanish artist Jaume Plensa prepares to take Macbeth opera beyond Barcelona Pulsating dance and high drama from Shakespeare combined with the rapturous music of Verdi. Welcome to Spanish artist Jaume Plensa's interpretation of Macbeth. Sit down and settle yourself for an incredible assault on the senses. -
Europe News Brussels launches consultation asking if Big Tech should finance Internet connectivity Telecoms companies argue that businesses, such as Netflix, should contribute more due to their bandwidth usage. -
Destinations Tourists flock to Lake Garda island after hidden path is revealed by drought Climate change has uncovered a path in the middle of Lake Garda. -
Europe Decoded Here's why prosecuting Russia for Ukraine's war could make the West vulnerable Vladimir Putin is likely to enjoy impunity has long as he remains in Russia. -
Ukraine 'Russia will not win this war,' says Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez on visit to Ukraine Pedro Sanchez blasted "Putin's barbarism" as he visited Ukraine on Thursday in a show of support ahead of the one-year anniversary of Russia's war. -
Tech News European Commission bans its staff from using TikTok over China cybersecurity concerns The European Commission said the move aimed to protect it against cyberattacks amid fears Beijing is harvesting data to focus on political targets. -
Earth News ‘Blank cheques’: Environmental groups sue BNP Paribas over fossil-fuel lending Three environmental groups are suing the eurozone’s largest bank over its loans to oil and gas companies. -
Climate Why are Tunisia’s beaches disappearing and what does it mean for the country? Coastal erosion is harming tourism, fishing and farming in Tunisia - and drought is making it worse. -
Art Ground control to major exhibition space: David Bowie's archive is gifted to the V&A From Ziggy Stardust's jumpsuit to the handwritten lyrics for "Heroes", David Bowie's extensive archive is coming to a dedicated arts centre in east London. -
Space Scientists 'mind-blown' after James Webb Telescope finds massive 'universe breaker' galaxies They're far bigger than was believed possible for galaxies so soon after the dawn of the universe - leaving scientists stunned. -
Ukraine 'How many more victims will there be?': Kyiv residents reflect on Ukraine war anniversary Ukrainians give their thoughts, a year after their lives were turned upside down by Russia's invasion. -
World News It's the right time for the EU to step in and bring peace to the Middle East Gone are the times of US-led Middle East peace initiatives, which means Brussels should pick up the slack amid increasing tensions between Israel and Palestine, Stefano Stefanini writes. -
Travel News Shootings, soccer stars and sequins: The agony and the ecstasy inside Rio Carnival's samba schools This year's winning samba school won by just one tenth of a point. -
Austria Ukraine and Lithuania shun OSCE meeting in Austria over Russian presence Ukraine and Lithuania shun OSCE meeting in Austria over Russian presence
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United Kingdom Northern Ireland shooting: Dissident republicans suspected of attempted murder of policeman Three men have been arrested after an off-duty detective was shot and injured at a sports complex in Omagh, in a suspected sectarian attack. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 23rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
China New landslide at China's coal mine collapse that left at least 49 people missing and four dead At least 49 people missing and four dead from the collapse of an open pit coal mine in northern China. -
Slovenia Thousands of nurses strike over wages and poor working conditions in Slovenia Thousands of nurses in Slovenia striked over low salaries and stressful working conditions on Wednesday. The protest rally was organised by the Trade Union of Nursing which coordinates over 6300 Slovenian nurses. -
'The Great Break-up': Why female leaders are ditching their companies From Prime Ministers to CEOs, numerous women are leaving leadership positions that no longer serve them. -
Mozambique Cyclone Freddy heads to Mozambique after trail of destruction and deaths in Madagascar More than 16 thousand people were affected, with 4,500 houses flooded or damaged on the island off the African east coast. According to the authorities five people have died. -
Tech News Microsoft rolls out its AI chatbot to Bing app on iPhone and Android Bing's new AI chatbot is now available on smartphones, as Microsoft tries to catch up with Google in the search engine business. -
Israel Gaza rockets and Israeli strikes follow deadly West Bank raid The violence follows an Israeli raid on Nablus on Wednesday, one of the bloodiest battles in nearly a year of fighting in the West Bank and east Jerusalem. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia's invasion 'an affront to our collective conscience', says UN's Guterres A UN resolution put forward by Ukraine and its allies calls for a peace to guarantee the country’s “sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity”. -
Europe Decoded Lithium’s green potential fails to defuse Europe’s opposition to mining The push to mine precious metals needed for the green transition sets the EU Commission on a collision course with concerned citizens. -
Culture news Coronation culture: A look at King Charles' favourite movies, music and books The head of the British monarchy has long been a patron of the arts. With Charles' coronation approaching, we take a look at the King's cultural tastes. -
Tech News Sam Altman says 'potentially scary' AI is on the horizon. This is what keeps AI experts up at night OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said "potentially scary" uses for AI are on the horizon - but some experts say we are already in a "dystopic present". -
Sweden Sweden's security police say Russia is 'single biggest threat' to country The warning from SÄPO follows an earlier alert from Swedish military intelligence, rating the current threat as the "most serious” it has been since the Cold War. -
Food and Drink Japanese food maker prepares to ship plant-based seafood alternatives to Europe In March, European supermarket shelves will have to make space for a new Japanese entry in the increasingly big market for plant-based alternatives to sea-food and meat. -
Culture news Safe from harm: Odesa Fine Art Museum provides shelter for paintings and Ukrainian people As Ukraine marks a year of being under attack from Russia, the Odesa Fine Arts Museum is playing its role in providing shelter. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The most important invention in history - Gutenberg's printing press On this day, Gutenberg printed his first bible. It was the first step for an invention that would revolutionise the entire planet. Here's our short history of the printing press. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 23rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Latvia Latvia provides a base for exiled independent Russian journalists Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the Riga-based Media Hub has provided assistance to more than 500 media workers from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia.