1 March 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Italy shipwreck: Relatives arrive in Calabria to claim loved ones Relatives of some of the 67 people who drowned in a shipwreck off southern Italy have arrived in Crotone, Calabria, to claim their loved ones. -
World News Iran nuclear: IAEA chief Rafael Grossi 'to meet Iranian President Raissi on Saturday' The reported meeting follows the detection of particles of uranium enriched to 83.7% at an Iranian plant, according to a UN report. -
United Kingdom At what age can you legally get married in Europe? Child marriage, as defined by UNICEF, is a formal marriage or informal union with a person under the age of 18. -
Israel Stun grenades and a water cannon: Police crackdown on protests against Israel’s judicial overhaul At least 39 protesters were arrested in Tel Aviv during a 'national disruption day' against the government’s plan to overhaul Israel's judicial system -
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Sport World Cup legend Just Fontaine dies aged 89 The French football great who scored a record 13 goals at the 1958 World Cup, has died. -
Tech News Mobile World Congress 2023: Some of the groundbreaking technology we’ve seen at the event so far Technology is only getting smarter at Mobile World Congress 2023. Here are a few of our highlights so far from the event in Barcelona. -
Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russia is reportedly trying to slow down supply of Western tanks to Kyiv Russia is reportedly trying to slow down supply of Western tanks to Ukraine, according to the Institute for the Study of War. -
India G20: East-West showdown over Russia's war in Ukraine looms at India meeting The rift over the war in Ukraine -- between the US and its allies, and Russia and China -- looks set to dominate the top diplomats' meeting in the Indian capital on Thursday. -
Moments Paris, Amsterdam, Munich: The best art exhibitions accessible by train in 2023 Link up your gallery visits by rail this year, and explore exhibits on everything from Donatello to our fragile planet. -
World News Hundreds of young girls poisoned in Iran in suspected attempt to 'close schools' On Wednesday, over one hundred girls were sent to hospital after they were poisoned by gas at their schools, joining hundreds of similar cases since November -
Travel News Which country is the most welcoming? It's all down to visas, according to this new index Which country is the most welcoming? A new index claims to have answered this impossible question. -
China China says FBI coronavirus 'lab leak' claims hurt US credibility Beijing says accusations made by the FBI on the origin of the coronavirus are hurtful to US credibility in the midst of tensions -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Brussels wants to roll out EU-wide driving ban as it seeks to improve European road safety The plans could also see the introduction of a common, digital driving licence. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'We conquered the winter terror' of Russian bombardment, says foreign minister All the key developments to know from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Gabon French President Emmanuel Macron tests 'new partnerships' in Africa Emmanuel Macron begins a four-day tour of Central Africa on Wednesday amid a growing wave of anti-French sentiment. -
Culture news The European events highlighting women for Women's History Month Women's History Month may only really be celebrated in the US, but there are lots of events in Europe this March highlighting women's achievements. -
Ecotech Catching poachers was almost impossible until this Dutch company invented a new type of camera Without AI, stopping poachers in large national parks is ‘like finding a needle in a haystack’. -
World News Food banks are essential to disaster relief — there should be no discussion over it With greater awareness and support, community-based food banks can be better prepared before crises strike and support communities long after emergency responders have moved on, Lisa Moon writes. -
Culture news "She is like my spiritual girlfriend": Peru police find pre-Hispanic mummy in ex-delivery man's bag Police in Peru seized a 600 to 800-year-old mummy from a former delivery man who claims it was his "spiritual girlfriend" for 30 years. -
Ukraine Ukraine War: Irpin's library is an oasis of calm amid harsh conditions Within the heavily damaged city, the public library is a symbol of Ukrainian resilience -
Turkey Ex-Islamic State fighters still pose a risk in Turkey, finds report Numerous foreign nationals with links to ISIS have come to Turkey since the terror group was defeated in Syria and Spain. -
Finland Finland's Parliament gives final approval for NATO bid The measure was passed by 184 votes to seven to allow for Finland’s accession to the Western military alliance, clearing the last required national hurdle. -
Earth News Lufthansa: UK bans German airline’s ‘green’ adverts for misleading consumers Lufthansa’s ad claimed they are ‘protecting the planet’ The UK’s advertising watchdog disagreed. -
Culture news Justin Bieber cancels remaining tour dates following health issues Bieber had previously announced a return to touring in July 2022 but postponed shows again in September in order to "make my health a priority". -
Europe News MEPs to take part in parliamentary Rugby World Cup for first time The parliamentary Rugby World Cup will be held in Paris in September. -
Europe News European Public Prosecutor uncovers €14.1 billion in financial damages EU funds related to agriculture and cohesion programmes saw the largest share of expenditure fraud, the prosecutor said in its annual report. -
Destinations European beaches rank among top 10 in the world - here’s which ones made the cut Several of Europe’s beaches ranked in the overall top 10 in the world. -
Culture news Rewriting James Bond: Offensive references to be removed from Ian Fleming’s 007 novels The news follows increased scrutiny in the publishing industry, especially after the Roald Dahl series recently underwent a similar review. -
Tech News Should TikTok be banned? Your guide to understanding why the platform is under fire After the US and the EU Commission, Canada also banned the TikTok app from government-issued devices on Monday. What's going on? -
World News In numbers: Europe's deadliest railway crashes Some European countries have a much worse track record than others when it comes to railway safety - but what does the data tell us? -
Culture news No slapping please: The Oscars draft in ‘crisis team’ Following last year’s Oscars ceremony where Will Smith slapped fellow actor Chris Rock across the face on stage, the Academy has announced a ‘crisis team’ is in place to avoid any similar nasty surprises -
China Putin's ally Belarusian president is in Beijing on a three-day trip Putin's ally Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping after Beijing released it's 12-point peace plan on Moscow's war in Ukraine -
Earth News India braces for heatwave amid soaring temperatures. What could it mean for Europe's food supplies? India just recorded its hottest February in 120 years. What does that mean for spring and summer? -
Moldova Moldova: New anti-government protests backed by pro-Russian oligarch On Tuesday in Chisinau, demonstrations called for government subsidies for winter energy bills. -
Tech News 'Father of mobile phones,' 94, doesn't know about TikTok but is hopeful for future of mobile tech Man who made first ever call from a mobile telephone says advances in technology still have the potential to revolutionise our lives. -
Earth News Watch Greta Thunberg being carried away by police during anti-wind farm protest in Norway The Swedish activist was briefly detained by Oslo police in March, -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – 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 Future of justice: Colombia makes history by hosting its first-ever court hearing in the metaverse The South American country held its first metaverse court hearing for a lawsuit against the Ministry of Defence and National Police. -
Europe Decoded 'I’m down for it': Why Italian right-to-die activists are embracing civil disobedience 'I’m down for it': Why Italian right-to-die activists are embracing civil disobedience -
United Kingdom Hunt for a two-month old baby in the UK continues Constance Marten, 35, and her boyfriend Mark Gordon, 48, a convicted sex offender, have been charged with suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter after being on the run since January 5 as the search for their missing baby continues in Sussex. -
Ukraine 'Every street in Bakhmut is covered with our blood', says Ukrainian soldier Ukraine said its troops were under pressure in the near-destroyed frontline city of Bakhmut, where Russian forces were launching heavy assaults after months of fighting. -
Culture news Ukraine installs new security measures to protect Banksy street art in Kyiv After the attempted theft of one of Banksy's murals in Kyiv, the local government has implemented a new security system to keep the safe and on display when damaged buildings are reconstructed. -
Culture news Elon Musk defends racist tirade by ‘Dilbert’ creator Scott Adams Twitter’s CEO Elon Musk has defended Scott Adams, who created the ‘Dilbert’ cartoon in 1989, after he made racist comments on a YouTube video and has been dropped from numerous publications -
Money Money is putting off under-35s in the UK from having kids. How do child benefits compare in Europe? Financial concerns are discouraging young adults in the UK from having children. Which child benefits do other countries offer? -
Culture news Beşiktaş football fans throw toys onto pitch for child survivors of Türkiye quake Turkish football will never forget the day Beşiktaş fans threw thousands of toys onto the pitch in support of children made homeless by the earthquake. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: 50 years of Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' We take a look back at the release of one of the greatest albums of all time, Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon'. -
Ecotech Stripy wind turbines could reduce seabird fatalities, say avian vision experts We need to see like birds in order to protect them, say the ornithologists suggesting a ‘simple’ redesign. -
Earth News Volunteer travels 100 km a day to rescue animals in earthquake-hit northwest Syria This Syrian volunteer travels 100 km a day in search of animals lost amid the rubble. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Greece Greece train collision: Anger erupts across the country as death toll rises to 46 Greece began three days of national mourning on Wednesday, while flags flew at half-mast outside all European Commission buildings in Brussels. -
Estonia Your quick and easy guide to Estonia's general election Voters go to the polls this weekend to choose new MPs for the 101-seat Riigikogu. -
Russia Who are Russia’s allies a year after Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine? Since Russia’s leader ordered his troops into Ukraine, Moscow has been working hard to seek new strategic partners or to deepen existing relations.