3 March 2023 | Euronews
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Greece Greek train crash may have been due to outdated signalling system, investigation finds A fresh investigation has been opened into Greece's railway signalling system following Tuesday's train crash -
World News Rising sea levels: the silent killer that is already a reality During the last decade, rising sea levels have already been a problem for cities around the world and scientists warn of further risks. -
Sport Korea takes gold at the World Judo Tour in Uzbekistan People attending the first day of the World Judo Tour in Uzbekistan were treated to an unforgettable display of skill and sportsmanship. -
Europe News Belgian court says Vandecasteele prisoner swap with Iran constitutional but hurdle remains Olivier Vandecasteele has been imprisoned since February last year. -
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Cult Rendez-Vous: The best of arts and culture Find out what's happening in the world of art and culture this coming month, in the latest edition of Rendez-Vous! -
Japan Gastronomic cuisine in Tokyo, with two of Japan's top chefs If you come to Tokyo, you’ll enjoy gastronomy from all over the world. In these portraits, we look at the inspiration driving two of Japan's top chefs. -
World 'Europe can count on Angola' for energy, President João Lourenço tells Euronews Euronews speaks to President João Lourenço about the war in Ukraine, efforts for peace in Africa, and how Angola could solve Europe's energy concerns. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: What were the top stories in the EU this week? Brexit may finally be done, after the EU and UK reached a compromise agreement on the Northern Ireland Protocol and joint European gas purchases will go ahead. -
Turkey Between Ukraine, Russia and the West: Can Turkey keep up its balancing act? Ankara has deep political, economic, and military relations with the West, but is also a close partner of the Kremlin and supplies weapons to Ukraine. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia likely trying to pressure Kyiv forces to withdraw from Bakhmut, says ISW The Institute for the Study of War says Russia may try to avoid a costly encirclement of the eastern city, as Euronews' Sasha Vakulina explains. -
Tech News This quadruped robot could become a lifeguard, street cleaner, or delivery bot The quadruped robot, Raibo, uses AI to adjust to any type of terrain without stumbling. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Films of the Week: Top 10 Films from Berlinale 2023 Here are the top 10 films from this year's Berlin Film Festival you have to look forward to this year -
Culture news 'Gone with the Wind' early script shows its portrayal of slavery could have been very different A historian paid $15,000 for an early copy of the 'Gone with the Wild' shooting script. In it, he's discovered that the production very nearly went a different way with its controversial depiction of slavery. -
India Russia's foreign minister calls sanctions 'blackmail' at the G20 Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov has defended the military operation in Ukraine and dismissed people who condemned it in New Delhi on Friday. -
Destinations Water taxis, canalside hotels and tide tracking: A local’s guide to Venice during low waters Low water levels are an annual phenomenon in Venice. -
Travel News Want to move to Europe? These are the EU countries welcoming the most - and least - new citizens From Sweden to Lithuania, these are the EU countries welcoming the most - and fewest - new citizens -
Climate Scotland becomes the first country to ban the high-emissions anaesthetic desflurane Scotland has recently banned the general anaesthetic due to its climate impact. -
Europe News Domino effect as more EU institutions move to ban TikTok on work devices TikTok is battling privacy concerns and espionage fears over its potential connection with the Chinese Communist Party. -
Culture news Why episode seven of 'The Last of Us' is the lowest rated so far Why episode seven of 'The Last of Us' is the lowest rated so far -
Culture news Rewriting the past: 'You can't change James Bond - he is what he is' says Ian Fleming biographer Euronews Culture spoke to Ian Fleming biographer Andrew Lycett to get his opinion on whether planned rewrites to the 007 books are the adequate way to celebrate the publication of Fleming's oeuvre -
United Kingdom Britain's plan to profit from the offshore wind boom has been blown off course Britain is alone among the top ten countries leading the energy transition in lacking a domestic wind energy leader in the market. As a result, other European energy giants are reaping the benefits, Carla Subirana writes. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Bakhmut 'practically surrounded', claims Russian paramilitary Wagner group The battle for the strategically important industrial city has been going on since the summer and has led to great destruction and heavy losses on both sides. -
Travel News Airport currency is 'a real no-no': Follow this travel expert's advice to save your holiday money With just one of these money-saving tips you could afford an extra holiday this year. -
Ecotech Happy for their country, sad for themselves: The villagers living on India’s lithium load India has found what it was looking for in Jammu and Kashmir, but locals fear the consequences of ‘fiddling with nature’. -
Culture news 'God of War Ragnarök' breaks records with BAFTA Game Awards nominations One of the most prestigious awards ceremonies in the video game industry has announced its nominations for 2022's best games. -
Sport Morocco and Paris Saint-Germain player Achraf Hakimi charged with rape A 24-year-old woman told police she was raped by the footballer when she went to his house last weekend, after meeting on Instagram. -
Earth News Coal mining is to blame for Oder River mass die-off, Greenpeace Poland warns A mass fish die-off in Oder river will happen again unless the Polish government places curbs on the mining industry, Greenpeace have warned. -
India Italy PM Giorgia Meloni urges India to play key role in ending Ukraine war Meloni condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and underscored its adverse impact on developing countries in terms of food and energy security. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 3rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Corruption scandal: MEPs Eva Kaili and Marc Tarabella to stay in pre-trial jail detention Belgian authorities have released two people involved in the scandal but three remain behind bars. -
Vatican View Q&A: Italian authorities need to stop bowing to the Vatican, says brother of 'Vatican Girl' Italian politicians and the judiciary have always passively accepted the will and power of the ecclesiastical hierarchies. I hope that is now a thing of the past, Pietro Orlandi told Euronews. -
Belarus Belarusian Nobel Prize winner Bialiatski sentenced to 10 years in jail Human rights activist Ales Bialiatski was awarded the Nobel Peace Price in 2022. -
Europe News EU delays final vote on combustion engine ban, exposing growing dissent among member states Under the proposed law, new sales of cars and vans that run on fossil fuels will be totally banned after 2035. -
Culture news Legendary jazz saxophonist Wayne Shorter dies at 89 As a band leader, Shorter released more than 25 albums and won 12 Grammy Awards. In 2015 he was given a lifetime achievement Grammy. -
Europe Decoded Here's why European nations are considering joining the Amazon Fund Here's why European nations are considering joining the Amazon Fund -
Panama EU and US pledge funds to protect oceans at Panama conference Around 600 businesspeople, environmental activists, politicians and academics are meeting for two days in Panama to discuss how nations can protect the world's oceans. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Zelenskyy pledges response to Zaporizhzhia missile strike Ukraine war: Zelenskyy pledges response to Zaporizhzhia missile strike -
Greece Greek unions protest over rail safety following train crash disaster Railway workers’ associations called strikes, halting national rail services and the subway in Athens on Thursday to protest working conditions and what they described as a dangerous failure to modernize the rail system. -
United Kingdom 'MI5 could have prevented Manchester Arena attack' says investigation A public enquiry concludes that MI5 could have possibly prevented the Manchester Arena attacks in 2017 after failing to discuss the suspect between them. -
Tech News 'A Band-Aid on a serious wound': Critics slam TikTok for rolling out time limits for teens TikTok announced the screen time limits after being criticised for its highly addictive algorithms. Experts aren't convinced. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How pirate radio stations changed the course of rock music On this day, authorities boarded Caroline, the pirate radio ship illegally broadcasting rock music to the British public. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Donatello exhibition at London's V&A showcases Renaissance masterpieces never before seen in the UK The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is hosting a major new exhibition called Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance, showcasing the work of Renaissance master Donatello. -
Spain 'Anti-vaccine' nurse taken to court in Spain accused of faking childrens' jabs The nurse allegedly told parents their toddlers would be better off walking barefoot on grass than getting a tetanus jab.