8 March 2023 | Euronews
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Spain What is kickingball and why is it played in Spain? Through increasing visibility and ...... -
World News Protests continue in Georgia despite securing major concessions from government Protest leaders say the rallies will continue until the bill is totally abandoned, while some are also calling for the government to resign. -
Tech News Estonia election: i-voting comes of age in the world's 'digital republic' with record ballots For the first time since the online system was introduced 18 years ago, more Estonians cast their ballot electronically rather than in-person. -
United Kingdom 'We're not breaking the law': UK doubles down after new 'Stop the Boats' migrant crackdown announced Britain's controversial new legislation to halt migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats comes a few days before a Franco-British summit in Paris. -
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Focus Preservation of tropical forests at heart of Gabon's One Forest Summit Tropical forest preservation and funding was central to discussions at the One Forest Summit, an international conference in Gabon’s capital Libreville. -
Greece Greek transport minister announces safety measures to improve national railway system Giorgos Gerapetritis has promised a complete technological upgrade to the country's rail system following February's deadly train crash which killed 57 people -
Moldova Moldova is resisting Moscow's maskirovka. Can the Western security shield protect it? Russia's ability to be resourceful in destabilising actions is not to be underestimated, as it is one of the secret ingredients of the Kremlin's modus operandi, Madalin Necsutu writes. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russia's Wagner Group claims full control of eastern Bakhmut districts Russia's Wagner Group military contractor claims Russian troops' advancement in Bakhmut. -
Culture news Yeezy does it: Adidas' split with Kanye West hammers profits The German brand lost €513 million euros last year, after cutting ties with the controversial music producer and now has a mountain of branded footwear stockpiled with no-where to go. -
Culture news Shooting the sky: Meet the women astrophotographers capturing the beauty of the Milky Way in Qatar Astrophotographers in Qatar gear up each month to capture the Milky Way galaxy in all its glory. These women photographers head out to pitch-dark places like Al-Aamriya, Al-Thuraya, Al-Kharrara, Al-Zubara, Zekreet, and others, to capture the core of the Milky Way -
Qatar 365 A new perspective on learning: Qatar's 2030 vision for child education Euronews examine how Qatar is encouraging new perspectives on education, and facilitating projects which tackle big global issues like climate change. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Decoded Protesters plead for EU intervention over Israel's judicial reforms 'before it is too late' Under the proposed reforms, a simple majority of Israeli lawmakers will be able to override rulings issued by the country's Supreme Court. -
Earth News People in Paris vote 'overwhelmingly' to ban electric scooters from streets of the French capital There have even been reports of bad behaviour and even scooters thrown into the River Seine. -
Ukraine In Kyiv, António Guterres reaffirms UN's 'full commitment' to Ukraine The UN chief is in Ukraine's capital to discuss the Black Sea grain deal with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. -
Health news UK doctors call for tighter controls on 'laughing gas' as rising numbers of young people affected Calls for restrictions on the sale of nitrous oxide in local shops in the UK is growing after doctors see an influx of cases. -
Earth News ‘Heartbreaking’: More than half of native plants are under threat in the UK and Ireland More than half of Britain and Ireland’s native plants are in decline - but it’s not too late. -
Netherlands Amsterdam's red light district relocation proposal sparks concerns The Amsterdam City Council wants to relocate Red Light District because of resident complaints. -
Travel News Where are Europe’s best airports? Passenger survey reveals some surprising results Budapest, Tallinn and Istanbul are among the frontrunners. -
France Nationwide strikes continue to cause serious disruptions in France French unions are keeping up street pressure against the government's pension reform which no date finalised to end industrial action -
Earth News Hannover, Marburg: German mayors on why they're giving climate activists (some of) what they want Activists say that the Mayor of Hannover made a ‘brave’ decision to write a letter supporting their demands. -
Culture news ‘Suicide by police shot’: Interactive exhibition displays victims of Iranian repression Iranian artist Sadaf Ahmadi has created an interactive exhibition in Forcalquier, southern France, where visitors break concrete to reveal the faces of victims of Iranian repression. -
Travel News Is it safe to travel to Mexico? Two Americans murdered on medical tourism trip The harrowing murder of two Americans on a medical tourism trip has shed light on the dangers of certain parts of Mexico. -
Ecotech Electric ferries and trucks could be charged like toothbrushes with this tech breakthrough Copper wires as thin as human hair are helping to make inductive charging a reality, with no humans or robot arms needed. -
Real Economy EU financial support package to rebuild greener and safer Ukraine EU's €450 million assistance package for Ukraine demonstrates the bloc's long standing commitment to its Eastern neighbour, and to protect the ‘future of the continent’. -
Denmark Denmark, the first country to import CO2 and bury it undersea Denmark is the first country to open an underwater burial site for CO2 and also import the gas from other countries. -
Euronews Witness United against abuse: Spanish survivors of domestic violence break the silence Last year in Spain 50 women were murdered by their partners. Euronews reporter Julián López travelled to the south of the country to see how survivors are fighting back against male violence. -
Design David Alan Chipperfield wins Pritzker Architecture Prize, the highest honour in the field The jury said the award went to Chipperfield for his commitment to society and the environment in his designs. -
Economy Brussels to delay fines for excessive deficit until 2024, giving countries more time to adapt Under current fiscal rules, member states are bound to keep their deficit levels under 3%, a figure that many currently exceed. -
Europe News Brussels terror threat 'unlikely' after European Commission receives alarming emails The two messages were written in Russian saying an 'explosion' would happen on the city's metro on Wednesday 8 March. -
Europe News EU defence ministers mull €2 billion plan to boost ammunition deliveries to Ukraine Ukraine says it needs one million ammunition rounds but the EU's stocks are nearly depleted. -
Travel News ITB, the world's largest travel fair, bounces back after Covid-19 ITB, the world's largest travel fair, bounces back after Covid-19 with a focus on sustainability and train travel. -
Ecotech Floating solar and trash mountains: How the Netherlands became Europe’s solar power leader This tiny country is short on land. But a forward-thinking government and innovative solutions are overcoming the lack of space. -
Culture news 1001 Reasons To (Dis)OBEY: France welcomes the world’s biggest Shepard Fairey retrospective The world’s largest ever exhibition on street artist Shepard Fairey, better known as OBEY, opens its doors in France, at Lyon’s Musée Guimet. -
Food and Drink So long, Mr. Beef: Founder of sandwich shop that inspired hit TV series 'The Bear' dies Chicago restaurant Mr. Beef was the inspiration and setting for the hit FX show The Bear last year. The founder and co-owner passed away this week. -
Culture news US Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison honoured with new stamp US author Toni Morrison has been immortalised on a stamp, which was unveiled by the US Postal Service during a tribute on Tuesday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 8th – 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 EU court removes mother of Russia's Wagner Group chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin from bloc's sanctions list EU court removes mother of Wagner Group chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin from bloc's sanctions list -
Georgia 'Dark day for Georgia's democracy': Mass protests over foreign agent law 66 people were arrested in Tbilisi on Tuesday, amid protests against new legislation dubbed a threat to the country's democracy. -
Tech News Elon Musk backtracks after publicly mocking Twitter employee who asked if he still had a job Thousands of Twitter employees have been laid off without warning since Elon Musk’s takeover of the company. One high profile layoff led to a surreal exchange on the platform. -
Spain Husband in Spain ordered to pay Є200,000 to ex-wife for domestic labour A husband is ordered to pay a Є200,000 pay-out to his ex-wife for domestic labour after the marriage was governed by a separation of property regime. -
World News 'A silent epidemic': Have murders of women increased in Europe? A staggering shortage of up-to-date data available on gender-based violence in the EU pushed a cross-border investigation to collect data independently. -
Europe Decoded ‘Reflexes die hard’ as women still underrepresented in defence and security, NATO ambassadors say France's ambassador to NATO told Euronews that the higher the level of defence and security meetings, the fewer women are present, something she says should change. -
Culture news The Glastonbury problem: Why European festivals aren’t struggling with female headliners Apparently the all-male headliners for the UK's biggest music festival is a "pipeline" problem. We're not convinced and here's why. -
Mexico Two Americans found dead after violent Mexico kidnapping Two of the four citizens captured in Mexico by the cartel last week have been found dead, the two survivors are back in the US. -
Tech News Project Clover: TikTok’s charm offensive aiming to calm data sharing fears in the UK and Europe Fears around data security have led to a number of government agencies banning TikTok on employee devices. -
World News Women are disproportionately harmed by the fossil fuel industry. This has to change On International Women's Day, it's important to remember that the industry's business models are reportedly driving inequality and furthering sexual and physical violence against women and gender minorities, Lisa Göldner argues. -
Spain Helping Spain's forgotten victims in the fight against gender violence 2023 has seen 10 women murdered in Spain so far as a result of gender-based violence. Joshua Alonso lost his own mother to femicide six years ago Today he runs workshops to explain gender violence to children and young people. -
Canada Ursula von der Leyen in Canada for talks on renewable energy and Ukraine aid As the only supplier of lithium in the northern hemisphere, Canada is key for the EU's energy transition away from fossil fuels. -
Moments Becoming a mother doesn't have to stop you travelling: Follow my tips to keep adventure alive International Women’s Day is a good reminder for mothers to set aside time for themselves to pursue their passions. -
Women Beyond Borders ‘Choose to be courageous’: Get inspired by the woman who walked 'west-ish' around the world Angela Maxwell set out to prove female travellers can ‘do anything’. She learnt some valuable lessons through the hardships she encountered en-route. -
Earth News Clean water shortages steal women’s time. Here’s what happens when they get it back Women are disproportionately affected by water scarcity, but ‘clean water gives women a chance to make their dreams a reality’. -
World News New intelligence suggests pro-Ukrainian group behind Nord Stream attack US.officials are reviewing new intelligence suggesting a pro-Ukrainian group may be behind the September 2022 Nord Stream pipeline blasts. -
Culture news Meet the Chinese tattoo artist who's telling women's stories through ink Song Jiayin sees her project as an open-ended documentary that she hopes will help both promote women's voices and challenge stereotypes. -
Work Gender parity in tech: Women inventors in this country are leading the way in Europe The gap between men and women inventors is wider in Europe than in other parts of the world. But women in these countries are leading the way. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 8th – 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 Mary McCartney exhibition opens as part of Sotheby’s '(Women) Artists’ campaign The artist daughter of Beatle Paul and late photographer Linda McCartney follows in her mother's footsteps with an exhibition featuring images of Kate Moss and Stella McCartney. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: How Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy changed sci-fi language On this day, episode 1 of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy debuted. The whimsical radio sci-fi show has gone on to influence almost all of science fiction. -
Turkey 'No foreigners': Discrimination allegations mar Turkey quake response While millions of Turks are also in need of shelter and supplies, some asylum seekers say they were denied basic help after the deadly disaster. -
World News From abortion activist to climate campaigner: Meet the women leading the way in Europe Trans rights, abortion access, climate change and feminism: as the world marks International Women’s Day, Euronews spoke to some of the European women leading the way in their fields.