6 March 2023 | Euronews
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Iran Iran's Supreme leader condemns the poisonings at girls schools In his first comments on the mystery poisonings, Iran's Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said those behind the school poisonings should face "severe punishment". More than a thousand female students have fallen ill since last November. -
Turkey Turkish opposition picks presidential candidate to run against Erdogan A six-party alliance has nominated Kemal Kilicdaroglu as its common candidate to challenge President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey’s presidential elections in May, ending months of uncertainty and bickering that had frustrated their supporters. -
Ukraine Wagner chief suggests 'treason' during battle of Bakhmut Yevgeny Prigozhin, the millionaire owner of the Wagner Group military company that has spearheaded the Bakhmut offensive, has been at loggerheads with the Russian Defense Ministry and repeatedly accused it of failing to provide his forces with ammunition. -
Tech News Twitter down: An 'internal change' blamed for another major outage on parts of the platform The issue - the latest in a string of recent outages on the platform - was resolved after an hour, the company said. -
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Estonia Estonia election analysis: Why the liberals won, the far-right lost, and other key takeaways Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is in a strong position to build a progressive government, while the far-right EKRE party are left crying foul at Estonia's trusted internet voting. -
United Kingdom UK government to introduce legislation to deport Channel migrants The UK government is set to announce a bill that will bar asylum claims by anyone who reaches Britain illegally. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Could Ukrainian forces withdraw from Bakhmut? The Institute for the Study of War said it's still too early to assess Ukrainian intentions concerning a complete withdrawal from Bakhmut. Ukrainian forces continue to inflict high casualties against the advancing mixed Russian forces in the area. Watch our Correspondent Sasha Vakulina's full report -
World How the war in Ukraine has changed Europe The war in Ukraine has dramatically changed Europe. The question now is how to prepare for the future and ensure a leading geopolitical role. -
Scenes Meet the Qatari designers breaking into the global fashion scene Your work reflects your own taste. It's like art. You show your art on the piece of garment. And on each collection, you show your creativity. -
Culture news Is Netflix about to ruin 'One Piece' with a live-action series? After 'Death Note' and 'Cowboy Bebop', we thought we'd been hurt enough. Now Netflix is adapting 'One Piece' into a live-action series. -
Conscious Travel Will fewer flights be available in future? Stark new report lays out reality of decarbonising travel Here's why it's time to switch the plane for a train. -
Ecotech Recycling dead solar panels isn’t easy. These Australian scientists might have found a solution Tens of thousands of solar panels ended up in landfill every year in Australia...until now. -
Destinations Inside the Ukrainian ski resort that’s stayed open to help people ‘forget about the war’ Bukovel is the largest ski resort in the country with 75 kilometres of pistes and 17 lifts. -
Latvia 'People die in silence': Europe's migrant hotspot you probably don't know about When neighbouring countries put up huge razor-wire fences along their borders, it simply pushed people elsewhere, say observers. -
Tech News Romania's prime minister has hired the world's first AI government adviser. What will it do? "My role is now to represent you, like a mirror," Ion the AI adviser said at its launch event in Bucharest, Romania. But what will it do in reality? -
Culture news 'A heartbroken love letter to my homeland': Cannes-winning director Saim Sadiq on 'Joyland' Joyland premiered at the 75th Cannes Film Festival (in Un Certain Regard) to a standing ovation. It went on to become the first Pakistani film to be shortlisted for the Oscars' Best International Feature Film section. -
Climate ‘They are completely flooded’: Rising sea levels endanger life in Marseille’s coastal huts Marseille’s coastal huts have become symbols of the city and of a unique way of life. -
France France braces for national 'standstill' ahead of planned protests This week's strike action which has no proposed end date has stoked fears that the country will be brought to a grinding halt. -
Moments Here’s why you should always pay your traffic fines from the EU, especially under a proposed new law European cities are now campaigning for low-emissions zones to be included in new law targeting foreign drivers. -
Turkey One month on: What are the needs in earthquake-hit Turkey and Syria? The International Rescue Committee said 'displacement sites really just don't have the capacity to host that many people,' as millions of people lose their homes in Turkey and Syria. -
Culture news Donald Trump drops single: (W)Rapping lies in patriotism Donald Trump features in song released by a choir of men who are in prison for their participation in the attack on the US Capitol on 6 January 2021 -
Belarus Exiled Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya sentenced to 15 years in prison Exiled Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tsikhanouskaya sentenced to 15 years in prison -
Tunisia Tunisians defy protest ban and rally against president Hundreds of Tunisians rallied in defiance against an official ban on Sunday's protest, to demand the release of more than 20 prominent figures opposed to the president. -
World News One article could be struck from the EU corporate sustainability directive. Actually, it's crucial The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive could be key in speeding up the business transformation towards a fairer, greener economy. However, one key part of it is at threat of being watered down or removed, Katie Hill and Wojciech Baginski write. -
Culture news Lynyrd Skynyrd's Gary Rossington dies - Which other bands have no surviving founding members? Rossington was Lynyrd Skynyrd's final surviving founding member. With his death, we look back on a few other bands with no living founders. -
Nature Dogs in Chernobyl could teach scientists how humans can live under ‘environmental assault’ Most of the dogs appear to be descendants of pets that residents were forced to leave behind when they evacuated the area. -
Culture news 'Did it hurt? It still hurts!': Chris Rock addresses Will Smith's Oscars slap in Netflix show In a stand-up special on Netflix, Chris Rock finally addresses the moment when Will Smith slapped him across the face at the Oscars after a joke about Smith's wife. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Food and Drink Toblerone to lose Matterhorn logo as the chocolate can no longer be considered ‘Swiss’ The iconic 4,478m mountain peak will no longer feature in the chocolate bars' packaging, as Toblerone has lost its 'Swissness'. -
Climate ‘I hope the young generation doesn't let up’: Retirees join youth climate activists in Germany Friday’s Global Climate Strike saw activists gather across Europe to demand an end to fossil fuel financing. -
Europe News EU watchdog to review Commission foreign trips amid call for increased transparency The European Ombudsman has requested the Commission provide a list of all business trips partly funded by third parties made since 2021. -
Venezuela Thousands gather to remember Venezuelan leftist revolutionary Hugo Chávez Thousands gather to remember Venezuelan leftist revolutionary Hugo Chávez, including current and former Latin American presidents. -
Sport Novak Djokovic withdraws from Indian Wells and Miami amid US visa row Novak Djokovic withdraws from Indian Wells and Miami amid US visa row -
USA Biden commemorates Bloody Sunday in Selma During his speech, the president addressed current voting issues and stricter gun control. -
World News Overhauling Europe's driving tests: Which countries have the most road deaths? The EU is firming up plans to overhaul driving tests to try and reduce road traffic deaths, but which countries have the highest and lowest number of fatalities? -
Ukraine Battle for eastern Donbas 'painful and difficult`' says Zelenskyy Ukrainian forces defending Bakhmut are facing increasingly strong pressure from Russian forces as fighting intensifies in and around the eastern city. -
China China to increase military spending by 7.2% China to raise military spending by 7.2%, making it the second largest investor in the world, only behind the United States. -
Sport Formula One: Max Verstappen cruises to victory in season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix Formula One: Max Verstappen cruises to victory in season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix -
Culture news Watchmaker H. Moser goes Web3: Meet the timepiece shaking and polarising the watch industry H. Moser & Cie, which has been producing luxury watches for almost 200 years, has shaken up the rather conservative Swiss watch market by introducing a new physical timepiece that offers access to a digital world of NFTs, blockchain and metaverse. We met its CEO at its Schaffhausen factory. -
Food and Drink Asparagus! Why it's Germany's favourite vegetable and how to cook it From its qualities as an aphrodisiac to oral sex refusals - asparagus season is about to take all of Europe by storm. -
Culture news An artist's dream came true: Brazilian favela 'shack' wins house-of-year award "The design of the house represents a constructive model that uses common materials in the slums, with an adequate implementation and attention to lighting and ventilation, resulting in a space with great environmental quality," according to the ArchDaily prize selecting panel. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Why did Cassius Clay change his name to Muhammad Ali? On this day, the boxer Cassius Clay became Muhammad Ali. Why Ali changed his name is part of a long tradition of African Americans refusing the labels of slavery. -
Estonia Estonia's centre-right Reform Party comes first in parliamentary elections Kallas saw off a challenge from the far-right populist EKRE party, which wants to limit the Baltic nation's exposure to the Ukraine crisis and blames the current government for Estonia's high inflation rate. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art 'Graces' under fire - Silva Gribaudi dances through body-acceptance issues in latest production Italian dancer and choreographer, Silvia Gribaudi, latest production, “Graces” is a reflection on the body and a hymn to self-acceptance. -
Work 'Childcare puzzle': Which countries in Europe have the highest and lowest childcare costs? In the UK families could spend a whopping 75% of their monthly income on childcare, which discourages women from going back to work.