14 March 2023 | Euronews
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World News Proposed law to ban criticising Russian 'volunteer groups' in Ukraine passed by Duma Russian lower house passes bill to make discrediting groups like Wagner punishable by up to 15 years in prison -
France Macron launches 500-day countdown to 2024 Paris Olympics Macron thanked the 45,000 volunteers mobilizing to make the Games “a success” and again trumpeted the 5,000 new sports grounds that are in the works. Officials are pushing to get infrastructure and sites ready in time, with projects pockmarking many of Paris’ boulevards -
No Comment WATCH: Alexey Navalny protest art installation set up in Paris Supporters of imprisoned Russian opposition leader, Alexey Navalny, installed a replica of his prison cell on a square near the Louvre Museum in Paris on Tuesday, to raise awareness of his plight. -
World News Forced deportations of Ukranian children to Russia explained: ICC arrest warrant for Putin Forced deportations of Ukranian children to Russia explained: ICC arrest warrant for Putin -
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Ukraine US accuses Russia of 'recklessness' after jet collides with US drone over the Black Sea A Russian fighter jet struck an American surveillance drone on Tuesday, forcing the US to bring it down over international waters. -
Cinema Celebrating the 75th anniversary of UN Declaration of Human Rights through film Like every year, the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH), is held in March in Geneva, parallel to the main session of the UN Human Rights Council. -
Earth News Norway has had a bottle deposit scheme since 1902: Why is England lagging behind its neighbours? Deposit schemes have led to high rates of return in countries across Europe but in the UK they have caused division between England and Scotland. -
No Comment Banned books from all over the world displayed in Tallinn museum The Banned Books Museum offers an insight into the history of literary censorship through a hundred works that have been or continue to be banned in countries including China, Russia and Estonia. -
World News 'My Eye Exploded': New Amnesty International report on use of 'non-lethal weapons' Amnesty International released a new report today, which documents the use of “non-lethal” anti-riot weapons by police across the globe, and calls for global regulation of their use and manufacture. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment WATCH: Kyiv pays tribute to Ukraine's falled volunteer soldiers Kyiv held a ceremony on Tuesday paying hommage to Ukrainian volunteers who have died fighting for their country since 2014 when Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula. -
Culture news Paris to hold musical benefit for victims of Turkey and Syria earthquakes The concert will take place at the iconic Olympia venue on Tuesday (14 March) and is part of a worldwide effort to help victims of the tragedy -
Turkey Turkey opinion poll tracker: Erdoğan vs Kılıçdaroğlu Follow our opinion polls tracking election success chances of the main Turkish presidential candidates. -
Culture news Q&A with James Montague: Gary Lineker has transcended football amidst Britain's culture war Britain is going through an extremely conservative era in politics where nothing is off the table. And Gary Lineker grew increasingly outspoken about progressive issues as he became a target, James Montague told Euronews. -
Spain Leonardo DiCaprio's sun diamond plan to revive a town in 'empty Spain' The town of Trujillo will be home to a new factory making synthetic diamonds for use in jewellery and high-spec electronics. -
No Comment Malawi township hit hard by Cyclone Freddy Residents of the southern Malawi township of Chilobwe are searching for survivors following a mudslide, triggered by Cyclone Freddy. -
Europe News Brussels bets on long-term contracts to reform the EU electricity market, eschewing radical changes The proposed reform is a direct response to the energy crisis, which last year pushed electricity bills to record highs. -
Europe News China more 'destructive than constructive' on Ukraine - Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda spoke to Euronews following a debate with MEPs in Strasbourg on Tuesday. -
Tech News Mark Zuckerberg's Meta to axe another 10,000 employees in a fresh round of job cuts The parent company of Facebook had already let go 11,000 staff in November in a bid to cut costs. -
Travel News Cyprus digital nomad visa: Who can apply, how much it costs and how long you’ll be allowed to stay Cyprus will welcome 500 digital nomads. Here’s everything you need to know. -
Europe Decoded Here are the key numbers about migration to the EU you need to know Here are the main numbers about migration to the EU you need to know -
Switzerland Russia open to extending Turkey-brokered grain deal by 60 days as talks continue A Russian delegation meeting with Turkish, Ukrainian and UN officials in Geneva has announced it has agreed to extend the Black Sea Grain Initiative for another 60 days. However, Ukrainian officials say only a 120-day extension is legal, while UN officials say talks are still ongoing. -
No Comment WATCH: Record early start again for Tokyo's cherry blossoms According to Japan’s weather agency, Tokyo's official cherry bloom records go back 70 years and the delicate white-pink flowers have only appeared this early in 2021 and 2020. -
No Comment WATCH: Manaus road littered with debris following deadly landslide At least eight people died on Sunday after a landslide triggered by heavy rains hit a neighbourhood in Manaus, the capital of the northern Brazilian state of Amazonas -
No Comment Death toll climbs as Cyclone Freddy slams Malawi It’s the second time the record-breaking cyclone made landfall in mainland Africa. -
Culture news Plot twist: French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet reveals that Amélie Poulain was a KGB spy Jean-Pierre Jeunet has revealed the true story of Amélie in a short 6-minute film he has released titled “La véritable histoire d’Amélie Poulain”, in which he drops one sizeable bombshell... -
Culture news Death threats and hate mail: America's drag queen culture wars hit hard in Europe Republicans in the US are targeting drag shows - but could we see similar laws enforced in Europe? It's already happening. -
World News Xi Jinping: 10 key developments during a decade in power As China's leader enters a third term as President, Euronews reflects on his tenure as the head of the Communist Party -
Climate 'Weather whiplash’: Flooding and droughts to happen more often and last longer as climate warms ‘Sharp’ increase in weather extremes correlates with warming climate, study shows. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey 'The needs are great': NGOs call for more funds ahead of Turkey-Syria donors’ conference Some NGOs working in Syria believe that they are ready to help earthquake workers. The only thing that’s missing is the funds. -
Tunisia Tunisia: Misleading and racist content goes viral on social media leading to attacks on migrants The attacks on migrants started after President Kais Saied's remarks caused a wave of racist violence across the country. -
Earth News ‘Carbon bomb’: What is the Willow project and why are climate activists so angry about it? The Biden administration has approved Alaska’s Willow oil project, a major drilling initiative that environmentalists say is counter to the country’s climate goals. -
Travel News China is reopening to foreign tourists this month: Here's everything you need to know China is reopening to foreign tourists and accepting valid visas issued before the pandemic. -
Sport Manchester City aim for last 16 second-leg victory over RB Leipzig in Champions League Manchester City remains on a 23-game unbeaten run, while Portuguese side FC Porto has only lost three games at home this season. -
Health news Long COVID linked to higher mortality rates and long-term heart problems, new study finds New research reveals the alarming effects of long COVID, including higher mortality rates and long-term health risks including heart problems. -
Culture news Women's History Month: Ruth E. Carter becomes first Black woman to win two Oscars Ruth E.Carter's wish is that her historic win at the Academy Awards will offer more opportunities to women of colour. -
Moments Paris 2024 Olympics: How much are tickets, when are they available and where should you stay? From ticket prices to exclusive package deals, here's everything you need to know about the Paris Olympic Games. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Intense fighting continues in Bakhmut Intense fighting continues in the Eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut as Moscow agrees to a 60-day grain deal extension. -
Culture news Greek city Elefsina dreams of revival through European Capital of Culture status The Greek city of Eleusis is one of Europe's Capitals of Culture this year and local authorities are hoping the historical and artistic spotlight on the city will revive its financial fortunes and make it a must-see destination. -
Culture news Women's History Month: Why is ADHD so underdiagnosed in females? As part of Euronews Culture's coverage of Women's History Month we look at why there is still such a lack of understanding around Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in girls and women. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: A decade of Chinese film under Xi Jinping's presidency On this day, Xi Jinping was elected President of the People's Republic of China. In the decade since, we look at how Chinese cinema has changed. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.