24 February 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine The year of invincibility - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on anniversary of invasion The year of invincibility - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaks out on the anniversary of the Russian invasion -
Europe News EU approves fresh round of sanctions on Russia, almost missing self-imposed deadline of 24 February Discussions among ambassadors took longer than expected due to a proposed ban on imports of Russian-made synthetic rubber. -
Ukraine Voices of Children: Organisation helps children cope with horror of war in Ukraine In a quiet street of the Ukrainian capital, children try to forget the rumours of war. Every Saturday, group sessions are organised by the Voices of Children NGO. -
World News World shows solidarity with Ukraine on anniversary of Russian invasion Countries across Europe and the world have held services to show solidarity with Ukraine on the first anniversary of the Russian invasion -
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My Europe Series State of the Union: What were the top stories in the EU this week? Biden makes his way to Kyiv as Europe marks one year since the Ukraine war began and Brexit reappears on the agenda, if not slightly prematurely. -
Euronews Witness Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: Warmly welcomed but dreaming of home Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine one year ago, Moldova has welcomed around 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. Euronews reporter Bryan Carter went to see what life has been like for those fleeing conflict. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: One year anniversary sees Ukraine withstand massive Russian onslaught The UK defence ministry says Russia’s campaign now likely to focus on degrading Ukrainian forces and exhausting them rather than seizing substantial new territory. -
Ukraine UNFPA warns of devastating impact of war on Ukrainian women and girls One year after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) highlights the devastating impact of the war on women and girls. -
Ukraine View Q&A: The war will be Ukraine’s modern creation myth, says Ukrainian historian The belief before the invasion was that Ukrainian society was atomised and that people did not trust each other. In fact, under conditions of external pressure, the complete opposite turned out to be true, Georgiy Kasianov told Euronews. -
Estonia Estonia Independence Day overshadowed by Russian invasion of Ukraine Russia's invasion of Ukraine hung over ceremonies marking Estonia's Independence Day that was attended by the European Commission president and the NATO chief -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 24th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Berlin to Brussels by train: Get ready to cross Europe on this new sleeper service Europe's rail revival is in full swing. Berlin to Brussels in the latest overnight train to launch. -
Culture news Is Drake about to retire from rap? A quote from an upcoming podcast has suggested the 'Hotline Bling' singer might be done with the music industry. -
Destinations Taiwan is paying tourists to visit: Here's how you can get spending money on arrival With a subtropical climate, beautiful beaches, scenic hikes and thousands of temples, there are plenty of other reasons to visit. -
Work Robots could do 39% of domestic chores within 10 years, AI experts say. But it’s not all good news AI experts say a lot of domestic chores could be automated in the near future. But who would benefit, and who might be left behind? -
Japan Backstreet style and old-world charm: What makes Tokyo so special? “In Tokyo, you are free to be whatever you want to be, wherever you want to be." Find out why Japan's capital is the source of so much inspiration. -
Ukraine War and sport: The Ukrainian athletes forced to fight or flee A year of war has devastated Ukraine's sports facilities and forced its competitors to fight or leave their families behind to train abroad -
Cinema Mark Wahlberg - religion ‘isn’t popular’ in Hollywood ‘Boogie Nights’ and ‘Ted’ actor Mark Wahlberg refuses to deny his faith, despite it not fitting into Hollywood circles, he claims. -
Money FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried facing up to 155 years in jail after new fraud charges announced New charges were filed against the founder of the FTX crypto exchange, meaning he could now face 155 years in prison. -
Europe News China's peace plan for Ukraine is 'selective' and blurs roles of aggressor and victim, says Brussels The European Commission believes China's 12-point plan is built on "misplaced" ideas of security interests and implicitly justifies Russia's invasion. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: '2023 will be the year of our victory' says Zelenskyy on first anniversary Ukraine’s president has pledged to push for victory in 2023 as his country marks the first anniversary of the Russian invasion, which he called ‘the longest day of our lives'. -
Ukraine China 'should urge Russia to withdraw': Ukraine sceptical over Beijing peace plan Ukraine has responded cautiously to China's 12-point peace plan on the first anniversary of Russia's war, calling on Beijing to talk to Kyiv as well as Moscow. -
Finland 'Sad, angry, betrayed and empty': Sanna Marin's human rights reforms for indigenous Sámi fails Finland's right-wing parties decided there wasn't enough time for a parliament committee to discuss the new Sámi rights laws. -
Earth News Exposed: 17,000 European sites contaminated by forever chemicals. Where are the worst spots? An investigation has revealed that 17,000 European sites are contaminated with these persistent manmade substances. -
Earth News Europe’s ‘energy war’ in data: How have EU imports changed since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? A huge growth in renewables, as well as gas from Norway and the US, is helping to make up for the dramatic drop in Russian energy. -
Design Madrid Design Festival awards Italian architect Stefano Boeri with Lifetime Achievement Award Boeri is known for his innovative architectural designs which incorporate plants into building structures. -
Culture news 12 year old "genius" Romanian painter has first Bucharest exhibition Giulia Pintea, may be just 12 years old, but that hasn't stopped her from debuting a new show "Symphony in Colours" inside the Parliament Palace in Bucharest. -
Travel News 'It was inexcusable last year': Another summer of chaos at European airlines and airports? Many are hoping to leave the queues and piles of abandoned baggage in 2022. -
The Star Ingredient Podcast | Cooking with acorns: how foraging can be a buffer in times of crisis In this episode, we take a detour to Europe to trek through the forests of Italy with chef Eleonora Matarrese, known as the Wild Cook, and explore how foraging can play its part in a more resilient food chain. -
No Comment Watch: Putin marked the annual national Defender of the Fatherland Day Russian President Vladimir Putin attended a ceremony marking the annual national Defender of the Fatherland Day, laying wreaths at a WWII monument and meeting Russian combat veterans. -
Culture news BTS member announced partnership with Louis Vuitton As BTS's hiatus continues due to band members serving in the military, J-Hope announces his latest fashion ambassador role. -
Ukraine Sanctions are hitting Russia where it hurts. We must not lose momentum Sanctions collaboration by international partners has been vital over the last year — now we must ensure our enforcement work is watertight to keep the pressure on Putin, UK Minister of State Anne-Marie Trevelyan writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 24th – 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 Bird flu death in Cambodia: How worried should we be about H5N1 spilling over into humans? The worst outbreak of bird flu in history has been wreaking havoc across the world. But how much of a threat is it to humans? -
No Comment Watch: Political activists use yellow and blue paint on London road Political activist group, Led By Donkeys, paints a huge Ukrainian flag on the road outside the Russian embassy in London in solidarity of Ukraine -
Ukraine 'They need our help': Vigils around the world as people rally for Ukraine on war anniversary Across the world, demonstrations of support for Ukraine and its people have been taking place, a year to the day since Vladimir Putin launched the Russian invasion. -
No Comment Watch: Four of Banksy's artworks in Kyiv are protected by glass Kyiv regional authorities have covered four of British street-artist Banksy's artworks in protective glass to prevent them from being stolen -
Ukraine Zelenskyy speaks one year after the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine It is one year since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Follow our live updates as Europe remembers that era-defining day. -
Destinations Madeira: Why you should visit the island paradise of black sand beaches this summer Portugal's sunny island of Madeira is packed with adventure. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy pledges push for victory on anniversary of Russian invasion Ukraine's president vowed that "2023 will be the year of our victory" as dawn broke on February 24, a year to the day since Russia launched its full-scale war. -
Climate Fact check: Is Brexit to blame for Britain's fruit and vegetable shortages? #TheCube spoke to experts to find out why some of Britain's biggest supermarket chains are restricting the amount of vegetables customers can buy. -
Ukraine One year on from Russia’s invasion, how can the EU show solidarity with displaced Ukrainians? Twelve months since the full-scale invasion, the humanitarian need inside Ukraine is greater than ever, and civilians continue to fall victim to the war, three leaders of faith-based advocacy organisations wrote. -
Culture news 'Please don't give me life': Harvey Weinstein's plea as he gets further 16-year jail term for rape The sentence after a second sexual misconduct trial in Los Angeles follows a 23-year term the Hollywood producer received in 2020 for a similar conviction in New York. -
Culture news Who are MSCHF? The NYC art collective behind the big red boots that broke the internet "Big Red Boots are really not shaped like feet, but they are extremely shaped like boots.” -
Culture news 'Kyiv Eternal': Ukrainian artist Heinali releases new album to mark first invasion anniversary "It’s a way of remembering the city. It's also about hope for our future." Heinali's new album features field recordings from Kyiv before the war. -
Ukraine 'New normal': How Ukrainians are adapting to one year of war Ukrainians in Odesa, Kyiv and Lviv talk about changes to their everyday lives one year on from the Russian invasion. -
Culture news Bruce Willis: A look back at his greatest acting performances The famed actor has been diagnosed with dementia a year after he stepped away from acting. The Euronews Culture team takes a look back at some of the actor's finest moments on the screen. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: One year ago, Russia invaded Ukraine We take a look back at how a year of war in Ukraine has impacted culture, through a retrospective of Euronews articles. -
Work Ukraine war: A year on, business leaders are being urged to do more to hire and train refugees Hiring and training refugees is key to their integration - and a new survey shows it’s good for business, too. -
Food and Drink 'A velvety consistency': We tried making Starbucks' olive oil latte so you don't have to Starbucks is debuting a new range of drinks in its Italian coffeeshops. The twist, they all revolve around adding extra virgin olive oil to coffee. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 24th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Pregnant and scammed: Investigating the Russian women flying to Argentina to have babies A Euronews investigation has uncovered the network of travel agencies that charge Russian women thousands, and make false promises that lawyers say are tantamount to criminal activity. -
Ukraine When will the war in Ukraine end? One year on, we answer your questions about the conflict When will the war in Ukraine end? Will Ukraine join NATO? Will the fighting spread? You asked, so Euronews went to the experts to find out.