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Spain Spanish government proposes new gender quota law The Spanish Government has proposed a law to mandate gender quotas in elected government bodies and on the boards of large companies. -
Health news Vitiligo: 'Miracle cream' ruxolitinib might be coming to Europe but why is it so controversial? While there’s no official cure for vitiligo, a cream known by the brand name Opzelura is being heralded as a miracle solution. -
Moments Will heat waves hit Europe this summer? How to plan your holiday around extreme weather Last summer, Europe was hit with extreme temperatures. 2023 is expected to get even hotter. -
Destinations Thailand: From tiny islands to wellness retreats, here’s why you should visit in 2023 If you’re looking for a quiet getaway, Thailand’s secluded islands are a sustainable haven. -
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Ukraine Ukraine to continue fight for Bakhmut as Russian troops struggle to make gains US think tank says that while the city is of limited strategic value a win would be a symbolic one: Russia's composition in the prolonged battle for Bakhmut suggests the Kremlin is running out of cannon fodder. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom UK government defends law barring 'illegal' English channel migrants Critics have blasted the plans as unworkable, unethical and illegal. -
Greece Fisherman facing 4,760 years in Greek prison receives centuries-long sentence The 45-year-old man had agreed to steer the migrant boat he was travelling on with his teenage son, in return for a cheaper fee paid to the smugglers. -
Culture news Egyptian archaeologists unearth incredible smiling sphinx of Roman emperor Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a limestone sphinx statue with a "smiley face and two dimples" near the Hathor Temple. This is just the latest in a series of recent discoveries, shedding new light on Egypt's rich history. -
Health news NHS hospitals are trialling an AI lip-reading app to help patients who struggle to speak The speech recognition technology can lip-read more than 40 common phrases and keeps learning to improve its performance. -
Tech News Could autonomous hydrogen-powered aircraft be the answer to connecting the world to the Internet? Connectivity was the key theme of Mobile World Congress 2023 - and Stratospheric Platforms believes it has the answer to connecting the world. -
World News Erasmus decoded: Where do Europe's students go when they study abroad? Hundreds of thousands of students at European universities go to study abroad each year through the Erasmus scheme. -
Europe News Greek authorities were 'repeatedly warned' over railway safety prior to deadly crash The EU Railway Agency raised concerns with the relevant people on multiple occasions. -
Business Planet Europe in race to secure raw materials critical for energy transition Europe is working against the clock to secure raw materials to power its clean energy transition and lessen China's stranglehold over vital elements. -
Iraq Iraq: US forces ready to continue fight against Islamic State, says Austin Austin's visit to Iraq comes days before the 20th anniversary of the US-led invasion that ousted Saddam Hussein in 2003. -
Climate Behind the scenes with the environmental lawyers who are taking Shell’s Board of Directors to court The experts behind the case say that felt like they had no option but to file the lawsuit. -
Food and Drink New faces and sexism concerns: The 2023 Michelin Guide France reveals its new stars Just 29 restaurants in France have been awarded the coveted Michelin three-star ranking. But there's a distinct lack of women in the guide. -
France France on strike: Protests against pension reform grind country to a halt France on strike: Protests over pension reform grind nation to a halt -
USA UN Secretary-General: upholding women's rights is 'not a charity' its a must Guterres called on nations to promote greater inclusivity for women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, he also called out the spread of misogyny on social media as well as a wide gender gap in the growing field of artificial intelligence. -
Travel News Dengue Fever: As Ibiza health officials issue a warning, should tourists be worried? Spanish health officials have of ‘moderate’ Dengue fever risk on Ibiza this summer. -
Ukraine ‘We will find the killers’ vows Zelenskyy following alleged execution of unarmed Ukrainian soldier Kyiv is reeling after footage portraying the apparent execution of an unarmed Ukrainian prisoner of war went viral on Monday -
Europe News EU sanctions Russian officials accused of 'systematic' sexual violence against Ukrainian women The decision marks the first time the EU uses its human rights sanctions regime to target crimes of sexual violence. -
Food and Drink Cheesed off: US denies exclusive gruyère rights to Switzerland and France A US appeals court has ruled the name 'gruyère' can now be used to label cheeses from outside of the Gruyère region of Switzerland and France, causing upset in the fromage community -
Health news These are the 25 best hospitals in the world. How many of them are in Europe? Every year, Newsweek and Statista rank the best hospitals from around the world. Here’s which European countries came out on top for healthcare. -
France Strikes in France: Is it a tactic that actually works to change the government's mind? Strikes in France: Is it a tactic that actually works to change the government's mind? -
France UEFA to refund Liverpool fans over Champions League final chaos A new refund scheme will cover all 19,618 tickets allocated to Liverpool FC for the clash against Real Madrid in May 2022. -
Culture news Pressure mounts on British Museum as Vatican returns Parthenon Marbles to Greece end of March This is the latest case of a Western museum bowing to demands for restitution. -
Earth News Meat, dairy and rice: Which foods contribute the most to global warming? A new study has revealed how our diets could push the planet past 1.5 degrees of warming. -
China Chinese Foreign Minister hits back at US comments over Beijing's position on war in Ukraine In the latest war of words, Chinese FM Qin Gang warned of a possible conflict if Washington did not retract its comments. -
France France strikes: Are women the biggest losers of the planned pension reform? Women risk multiple consequences under the French government's proposed pension reform plan. -
Vatican Pope John Paul II covered up paedophilia, Polish TV investigation alleges An investigation has accused the former head of the Catholic Church of trying to avoid the scandal by sending priests from one parish to another. -
Tech News Is Ukraine tricking Russia on the battlefield with inflatable decoy tanks and weapons? The inflatable arsenal created by this Czech tech company can act as a decoy on the battlefield, tricking the enemy into wasting valuable resources. -
World News For the first time in history, women are in every parliament around the world While women's parliamentary representation is growing, experts say it will take decades before reaching gender parity. -
World News Cost of living crisis affects women the most, but it’s men who are causing it Women are suffering in poverty, being forced to make impossible choices to ensure people who are dependent on them can survive, while the corporations responsible for this crisis are overwhelmingly run by men, Lucy Hall argues. -
Culture news Barbie honours STEM trailblazers for International Women's Day Barbie has recognised seven women who are “trailblazers” in their field -
Travel News Mallorca: Holiday prices to surge by a third as island shuns 'budget British tourists' El aumento del número de visitantes tras la derogación de las normas COVID ha reavivado el debate sobre el turismo excesivo. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Gas industry knew about indoor pollution from stoves 50 years ago, investigation reveals The American Gas Association was aware about health concerns in the early 1970s, rediscovered documents show. -
Culture news US-Ireland Alliance prepare to celebrate Irish talent at the Oscars Euronews Culture spoke to Trina Vargo, the President of the US-Irish Alliance, to talk about the Oscar Wilde Awards and the banner year Irish talent is having at the Oscars this year -
World News What is NATO's 'tripwire' strategy and is it still relevant today? Has reinforcing troops on Europe's eastern flank helped scare off enemies? Russia doesn't seem to be intimidated. -
Europe News The EU's new debate: Are e-fuels a viable and green alternative to the combustion engine? An emerging technology, e-fuels are extracted from a combination of hydrogen and carbon dioxide. -
Work Which countries have the most strikes in Europe and what impact does it have on the economy? Strikes are a significant part of the culture of working life in Europe. Is industrial action more common in some countries than others? -
Europe News Asylum seekers sleeping rough in Brussels for months, as the city's migrant crisis grows There are currently 3,000 people seeking refuge in Belgium and staying in the streets, most of whom are in Brussels. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy vows 'not to retreat' from Ukrainian city Bakhmut Ukraine's president has pledged to press on in the fight for Bakhmut, as Russian forces loom on the ruined eastern city. -
World News Europe's hottest property markets: Where have house prices risen the most? House prices across Europe have shown some unusual trends since the 1990s. How does your country compare? -
France Major train strikes in France aimed at "blocking country" The transport sector joins the protests aimed at forcing President Macron to halt his plans to raise the retirement age. -
Ukraine Ukraine military won't retreat from Bakhmut despite renewed Russian shelling Capturing the eastern Donetsk city is seen more as a symbolic victory for Moscow than a strategic one. For Kyiv, it's becoming a sign of its own resistance -
Culture news Russian Eurovision star fights back after tour cancelled over opposition to Ukraine war Singer Manizha Sangin says she determined to fight for what's right and has been performing despite being 'cancelled' in Russia due to her comments against the war in Ukraine. -
Ukraine In Ukraine's Transcarpathian region people say how the war has changed their lives In Ukraine's Transcarpathian region, far from the frontlines, new graves line up. They sit next to those who died in previous conflicts, such as World War II and Afghanistan. -
Destinations Wales is the first European country to get a ‘Dark Sky Sanctuary’. Where else can you go stargazing? Its clear skies have put Ynys Enlli on the map. But your nearest Dark Sky Park or Reserve might be closer than you think. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Stanley Kubrick's greatest shots On the anniversary of his death, we take a look at some of the greatest images Stanley Kubrick put to film. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News 'Devastating': One in four EU children at risk of poverty, says NGO Children with migrant backgrounds, refugees, asylum-seekers, undocumented and unaccompanied children are among the hardest hit.