10 March 2023 | Euronews
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No Comment Watch: Britain's ugliest dog finds unexpected fame A Chinese Crested and Pug cross called Peggy was voted the UK's ugliest dog. But since then, media attention has turned this scruffy pup into a local celebrity. -
No Comment Watch: French islanders rejoice as 30-year-old turtle 'Emma' overcomes injury to lay eggs After a four-year wait, Emma - one of Reunion island's two reproductive green turtles - has overcome injury to lay eggs. -
World News Who is Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and can he beat Turkey's President Erdoğan? Kılıçdaroğlu’s campaign will likely focus on promoting democracy, human rights and the rule of law after years of increasingly centralised power under President Erdoğan. -
No Comment India soaks in colours for Holi festival India celebrates the Holi festival this week, one of the most popular Hindu holidays in honour of the god Krishna and his consort Radha. -
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Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Scream VI' After 25 years since the original Scream, we can’t help but come to the cold hard conclusion that we’ve now reached the diminishing returns phase. -
World News Russian paramilitary Wagner group taking 'tactical pause' in Bakhmut The Institute for the Study of War says Wagner is waiting until enough reinforcements of conventional Russian troops have arrived before taking a backseat in the fierce battle – the most violent fight of the war. -
Poland Poland divided after TV documentary alleges Pope John Paul II hid paedophilia Poland's ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) has characterised the new documentary as an attack on Polish identity. -
Health news This couple lost their child during delivery but decided to donate his heart valves The team behind the operation says it’s the first time in Spain that perinatal tissue is collected for transplantation. -
World 'We have to normalise relations' with Serbia, Kosovo's Prime Minister tells Euronews In this episode of The Global Conversation, Albin Kurti tells Euronews that Kosovo has been ready to normalise relations with Serbia since the EU plan was made in February. -
Italy Israel pushes for increased gas exports to Italy Netanyahu raised the possibility of Israel creating an additional liquified natural gas terminal in Cyprus. -
Focus Rich travel offerings on show from across the world at ITB Berlin 2023 As experts predict tourism could reach pre-pandemic levels in 2023, many countries were keen to show off what they can offer for tourists. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 10th – 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 'Class war': London's street markets cling on against 'gentrification' London's traditional street markets - the beating heart of many communities in the British capital - are being rapidly replaced with shopping malls, offices and luxury housing. -
Destinations Uzbekistan: The Central Asian country is opening up to the world, here’s why you should visit Uzbekistan is now easier than ever to visit, here are some of the best things to see and do. -
World News European leaders must deliver a renovation wave that leaves no one stranded Energy poverty is falsely seen as an individual problem when in fact, it’s a systemic issue of structural inequality and disempowerment, Laia Segura and Javier Tobías write. -
Ukraine 'There is no life, everything is on autopilot': Ukrainians in Kherson live under constant threat There's no peace yet in Kherson despite being liberated from Russian troops at the end of last year. The city now lives under the threat of regular shelling. -
Earth News EU agrees to push for worldwide phaseout of fossil fuels at COP28 The EU has laid out its climate and energy priorities ahead of COP28 in November. -
World News Georgia parliament votes to drop controversial 'foreign agents' bill after mass protests After days of mass protests, lawmakers voted to officially drop the draft law that would have forced media outlets and NGOs that receive 20% of their funding from abroad to register as "foreign agents". -
Ukraine 'In our hearts you've already won', Sanna Marin tells Zelenskyy on Ukraine visit Zelenskyy said "Finns understand what Ukraine is going through with Russia," while Marin stressed that Finland was united in support of Ukraine's cause. -
Health news ‘I still have testicles’: TikTok influencers demystify vasectomy after Roe v Wade rollback As abortion rights are challenged in the US, more men are getting a vasectomy - and dispelling some of the myths surrounding the procedure. -
Europe News EU plans regular naval exercises and patrols to protect critical maritime infrastructure "Our seas are of strategic importance," Commissioner Environment, Oceans and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevičius said. -
World News Why are ChatGPT and other generative AI programmes suddenly so exciting? Our excitement with ChatGPT is often explained by the magic of the tech, but perhaps the real reason is people seeing more clearly our collective need for making sense of a complex world, Colin Strong argues. -
Europe News Dutch curb on microchip tech exports for China could become EU-wide, says Valdis Dombrovskis The Dutch decision will directly affect ASML, Europe's largest technology company in terms of market capitalisation. -
Earth News ‘We are still suffering’: Families struggle to find food 6 months from devastating Pakistan floods 'These devastating floods are an acute example of how those living in a country responsible for less than 1 per cent of global carbon emissions are seeing their lives completely turned upside down by the climate crisis.’ -
Italy More than 100 migrants – including a pregnant woman and 24 minors – rescued from Mediterranean More than 100 migrants, including 24 minors, arrived at the Italian port of Brindisi after they were rescued from the Mediterranean. -
Culture news No holds Bra-ed: Topless swimming in Berlin legalised for women A French woman launched a lawsuit against the state of Berlin after she was kicked out for sunbathing topless last year. The new rule is the result of her victory in court. -
Culture news Which country has won the most foreign language film Oscars? From the most well known European cinema superpowers to small countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina or Hungary, cinema from the old continent has always figured highly among the favorites in the foreign language film category at the Oscars. -
Nature ‘Personality-wise she’s amazing’: How it feels to own Britain’s ugliest dog It took 6 months for the pug cross to be adopted, but now she’s found a loving home with mum Holly Middleton who thinks she’s really cute. -
Destinations Chic cafes and cheap beer: This eastern European capital city is still beautiful on a budget You get a lot more for your money here than in honeypot capitals like Paris or Rome. -
France Students protest pension reform in France as union cuts power to Stade de France in ‘symbolic move’ Young people in universities and high schools across France took to the streets on Thursday to protest the government’s attempt to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. -
Design French architect and activist Roland Castro dies aged 82 A leading figure in the May 68 student protests, Castro was a proponent of architecture that improved the lives of the working classes. -
Turkey Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announces elections for 14 May Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announces elections will take place on May 14th. He said that "we want to turn May 14 into a good race that will erase the traces of February 6 destruction" -
France Rising period poverty: France announces free sanitary products for under 25s Charities have welcomed the move but say it could also be extended to older women or single mothers who are not immune from period poverty. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Oscars hustings: Why each film deserves to win Best Picture The Oscars are this weekend and the Euronews Culture team walks you through each Best Picture 2023 nominee and explains why each film deserves to win -
France Macron and Sunak mend ties, as leaders agree to tackle Channel boats The leaders of France and UK were meeting in the first Franco-British summit since 2018, to try and rebuild trust between the two countries. -
North Korea Kim Jong Un supervises North Korean troops simulating attack on South North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a drill simulating an attack on South, a day after Seoul detected the North firing at least one short-range ballistic missile toward the sea. -
Tech News 'Sharenting': Why is France trying to stop parents from oversharing their children's images online? In France, you may have to think twice before sharing images or videos of your child online. The government wants to penalise the practice. -
Israel Shooting in Tel Aviv after Israeli military raid killed three Palestinians in occupied West Bank Three people were injured in a shooting in Tel Aviv after an Israeli military raid killed three Palestinian in the occupied West Bank. -
Earth News Escaped wild cat with cocaine in its system rescued from owner in Ohio The cat was rescued after escaping its owner. It will now live at Cincinnati Zoo. -
Nature Indonesia unveils construction site of new capital city. Will it be a ‘massive ecological disaster'? "The future generations will only hear the stories about the species here because they won't exist anymore." -
China Xi Jinping sworn in for third term as China's president paving way to stay in power for life Xi Jinping was sworn in for an unprecedented third five-year term as China's president, paving the way to stay in power for life. -
Culture news Robert Blake, ‘Baretta’ and 'Lost Highway' star acquitted in wife’s murder, dies aged 89 Robert Blake, the Emmy award-winning performer who went from acclaim for his acting to notoriety when he was tried and acquitted in the killing of his second wife has died at age 89. -
Europe Decoded Spain's Pedro Sanchez has been touring Europe lately. Here's why Spain has until the end of June to get ready before it takes on the rotating presidency of the EU Council. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy condemns attack on Zaporizhzhia power plant that put 'European continent in danger' Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned Thursday’s attack on the Zaporizhzhia power plant, which caused a temporary power outage and ‘European continent in danger'. -
Earth News ‘It's very hard for me to breathe lately’: Thick smog covers Bangkok and hospitalises thousands The popular holiday destination is currently recommending that anyone who goes outside wears a high-quality N95 anti-pollution mask. -
United Kingdom 'End the crisis': Thousands expected to march in support of UK health service The health service is currently experiencing the worst crisis on record with around 500 people dying avoidably every week, according to experts. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Did 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' change television? 26 years ago, Buffy Summers slayed her first vampire on screen. We've been grateful ever since. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 10th – Morning 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 'Treat dipped in blood': Searching for truffles costs lives in Syria People know the risk of landmines and jihadist attacks yet they go to collect truffles in the desert in order to earn some money. -
Germany Eight killed and more wounded after a shooting at Jehovah’s Witnesses church in Hamburg German police say they are not treating a shooting at a church in Hamburg as a terrorist attack.