28 February 2023 | Euronews
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World News Serbia-Kosovo tensions simmer despite leaders' tacit approval of EU plan EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said that “more work is needed” and that the two countries' leaders would meet again next month. -
Europe News West must keep up pressure on Iranian regime - son of former Shah Reza Pahlavi's father was deposed after the Islamic Revolution in 1979. -
Sport French football federation head Noël Le Graët resigns amid sexual harassment investigation The head of the FFF Noël Le Graët has resigned after an audit found he was not fit to lead because of his behaviour toward women -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Kyiv says it's ready for a counteroffensive in spring The head of Ukraine’s military intelligence said one of his country’s strategic goals is to split Moscow’s frontline between Crimea and Russia -
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Drone strikes, military drills and concert cancellations Putin calls for tighter Russian border restrictions after drone strikes, Ukraine intensifies military drills, and concerts cancelled amid controversy. -
Kazakhstan Blinken vows support for Central Asian nations' independence in bid to weaken Russia's influence The US Secretary of State, visiting Kazakhstan, is targeting all the former Soviet republics who fear they will be future victims of Russian expansionism -
Travel News Turkey, Thailand, UAE: Where are rich Russian holidaymakers going to avoid travel sanctions? Sanctions haven’t stopped wealthy Russian tourists from travelling, according to a new report. -
Lithuania Brawl in Vilnius after flowers placed on destroyed Russian tank Lithuanian police are investigating a series of incidents of Russian sympathisers bringing flowers to a destroyed Russian tank on display in the capital. -
Tech News How will 6G change the world? This is what experts at Mobile World Congress think 6G is expected to start rolling out in around 2030, ushering in a new world of digital interconnectedness like we’ve never seen before. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 28th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Russian forces ‘started shooting at our homes’: Buzova resident remembers start of war in Ukraine Euronews finds out how reconstruction work in a shelled village to the west of Kyiv is helping to restore hope among residents. -
Culture news Doctors recommend end of life decision for US actor Tom Sizemore Tom Sizemore’s family have been told they need to make an end of life decision after the ‘Saving Private Ryan’ actor suffered a brain aneurysm. -
Cult Leading photographers display work at Xposure festival in the UAE The Xposure International Photography Festival in Sharjah in the UAE attracts some of the biggest names in the industry -
Finland NATO membership: Finland takes step towards joining alliance without waiting for Sweden The parliament in Helsinki is to debate and vote on joining the alliance without waiting for Sweden, or the approval of Turkey and Hungary. -
Earth News How Facebook posts, microchips and voicenotes are reuniting pets with their owners in Turkey A Facebook ad helped one woman find her pet cat after the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. -
Ocean Port behind 10% of Belgium's CO₂ emissions pioneers carbon-slashing tech, aiming at net zero by 2050 A carbon footprint heavyweight, Antwerp-Bruges aims to reinvent itself as the world's most sustainable port -
Ocean How 46 international partners are working together on a greener future for ports PIONEERS project coordinator Inge De Wolf highlights the benefit of bringing 46 international partners together to work on a greener future for ports -
Ukraine How the war in Ukraine could change Central and Eastern Europe forever The countries most impacted by the biggest military confrontation in Europe since 1945 have been in Central and Eastern Europe, where fears of being invaded next, internal political tensions, and concerns that a new Iron Curtain could divide the Old Continent again loom large. -
World News We've been hit hard by food insecurity. Our oceans and seas could be the solution With growing stress on existing food systems from climate change, environmental harm and rising populations, there is significant potential for finding culturally acceptable blue foods with high nutritional and economic value yet relatively low environmental impact, Beatrice Crona writes. -
Culture news Oscar winning director Michel Hazanavicius raises funds for Ukraine with UNITED24 The Oscar winning French director explained to Euronews Culture how he became involved in the project to help rebuild Ukraine and why it's a campaign everyone should be concerned with. -
Europe News Gap between EU & US on pharmaceutical investments too wide - industry The European Commission will publish proposals next month updating its pharmaceutical regulation. -
World News ‘I'm over the moon': UK PM Sunak visits Northern Ireland after sealing ‘historic’ EU deal The UK’s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he was “over the moon” after sealing a “historic” deal with the EU over trading arrangements in Northern Ireland. -
Ukraine Ukraine refugees: Study highlights daily struggles of those living in EU after fleeing war The survey finds many displaced Ukrainians who have sought asylum or protection elsewhere in Europe have trouble with money and speaking the local language. -
Culture news Va savoir! 'World's best chef' Guy Savoy loses a precious Michelin star at Parisian restaurant Guy Savoy is undeniable one of, if not the biggest name in the gastronomic cuisine guide. The downgrade of his three-star Parisian restaurant is widely seen as a surprising move. -
Ecotech ‘Jet zero’: Scientists warn that guilt-free flying is still out of reach in the UK The Royal Society has warned that sustainable aviation solutions still need a lot of research and development. -
Europe Decoded Brexit deal: Is the Stormont Brake an 'unequivocal veto' on EU law, as London has claimed? The Stormont Brake is the most innovative part of the Windsor Framework, which is meant to revamp the Northern Ireland Protocol. -
World News 'Fall of democracy': Georgia's foreign agent law widely condemned "The goal of this law is to stop critical voices from being heard," said a group of the country's media outlets. -
Culture news Florida Governor Ron DeSantis just took control of Walt Disney World "There's a new sheriff in town." Until this week, Walt Disney World had a self-governing district in Florida. Unhappy with their progressive politics, Ron DeSantis has wrestled control away. -
Climate Bill Gates, the Murdochs, Pitbull: Which celebs take the most private jet flights? A 17-year-old is holding the world’s billionaires accountable for their private jet flights. -
Health news How did COVID start? US government report revives China ‘lab leak’ theory Three years on, what caused the COVID pandemic is still officially a mystery. -
China 'Hello old friend': Belarus President Lukashenko in Beijing to meet Xi Jinping The Belarusian leader said he was looking forward to seeing his "old friend" Xi Jinping and welcomed China's position on the conflict in Ukraine. -
Art Fool me once? Popular Instagram photographer admits his work is actually AI-generated Fake photography or real art? Instagram star Jos Avery has admitted his popular portraits weren’t shot on a camera, but actually AI-generated instead. -
Tech News Mobile World Congress 2023: EU's Thierry Breton says telecoms sector isn't up to handling 5G rollout Breton, the EU Commissioner for the Internal Market, said a "radical shift" was needed in a keynote speech at this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. -
Ukraine Russia claims drone crashed in Moscow region was targeting civilian infrastructure Russia claims a drone crashed in its Moscow region amid fears of Ukrainian attacks in the country -
Europe News EU on track to exceed 2030 renewable target, prompting call for higher ambition Russia's invasion of Ukraine has "turbocharged" deployment of clean energy technologies across the EU, a new report by Ember has found. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 28th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Denmark's parliament urges politicians to delete TikTok over cybersecurity The popular video-sharing app, which is Chinese-owned, faces intensifying scrutiny in Europe. -
Travel News Wizz Air is suspending flights as Russian tensions escalate in countries neighbouring Ukraine As tensions with Russia escalate, travel in and out of Moldova is being affected. -
Moldova Facebook used in operation to 'destabilise' Moldova government Facebook has since removed the ads paid by the exiled oligarch Ilan Shor but experts believe they've managed to have an impact on Moldovan society -
Sweden More investment in renewable energy needed if climate goals to be reached, say EU energy ministers Ministers from the EU27 began a two-day visit to Stockholm on Monday for a two-day event to discuss the future of energy and transport. -
Health news ‘Düsseldorf patient’: Does a third person free of HIV mean we have finally found a cure? Some scientists believe stem cell transplants may never be a scalable treatment for HIV, but every case brings us closer to a more generalised cure. -
Ukraine US Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen pledges an additional €1 billion to Kyiv Yellen expressed that this was the first tranche of an additional €10 billion that the United States will send to Kyiv in the coming months. -
Health news Manual work may boost sperm count by nearly 50%, Harvard study finds Men with physically demanding jobs were found to have higher sperm counts and testosterone levels than white-collar workers. -
Culture news Swedish director Ruben Östlund to preside over Cannes Film Festival jury 50 years after his compatriot Ingmar Bergman, the Swede will preside over the panel at the festival where he's enjoyed his biggest success. -
Europe News Serbia, Kosovo leaders back EU plan, top diplomat says Both countries want to join the EU, which has told them that they first need to sort out their differences. -
United Kingdom Sunak still needs approval from Conservative party members and DUP to set NI Protocol in motion While the agreement between London and Brussels has been deemed a huge success, the British PM has only gotten over the first hurdle. Now it's time to convince Northern Ireland's politicians, especially the DUP. -
World News The EU is right, we must defend democracy. But 'foreign interference' is not the biggest threat The ongoing European Parliament corruption scandal is being used by some to launch a witch-hunt against civil society and NGOs. This is only fuelling the already worrying crackdown on critical voices that hold governments to account, Raffaella Bolini and Jean-Marc Roirant write. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The discovery of the mystery word "Dord" On this day in 1939, dictionary editors discovered a word they couldn't explain: "Dord". -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 28th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Bucha: Ukrainian city struck by Russian atrocities opens doors to other war victims The city near Kyiv that was the scene of mass torture and murder committed by Russian soldiers is now helping those afflicted by war from other parts of Ukraine