16 March 2023 | Euronews
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World News Murder, torture and rape but no genocide - the UN's latest report on Ukraine A United Nations report found that Russia has committed murder, rape and torture in Ukraine, but stopped short of classifying its actions as genocide -
World News French opposition submits no confidence motion to topple Macron's government French opposition submits no confidence motion to topple Macron's government -
World News Watch: the latest developments in the war in Ukraine Watch: the latest developments in the war in Ukraine as the overall pace of Russian operations appears to have decreased according to observers -
World News Strikes, protests and clashes over deadly Greek rail crash A strike and a day of peaceful demonstrations called to demand rail safety improvements after the Tempi train crash ended in clashes with riot police in Athens. The head-on crash last month left 57 people dead. -
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Ecotech Shark in the water: This robot can collect 21,000 plastic bottles in a day 'It's our dream to deploy these things around the world to clean up while we're asleep and hopefully make an impact on our environment.' -
Europe News The EU's new industrial strategy will aim to have 40% of its green technology homegrown by 2030 The European Commission has proposed a new industrial strategy to cut down the bloc's dependency on countries like China. -
World Vučić: Reconciliation between Albanians and Serbs is Kosovo goal Serbia and Kosovo are about to meet again this weekend to discuss the last points of a possible agreement brokered by the European Union. -
Football Now How are football coaches adapting to the modern game? Behind every great footballer, there’s also a great coach there to get the best out of them. So, what makes a great coach, and what does it take to get to the very top of international football? -
Culture news New research shows Leonardo da Vinci's mother was a slave and he was only half Italian Research into the iconic polymath's parentage has claimed da Vinci's mother was not a Tuscan peasant, as previously thought, but a slave from the Caucasus. -
Oman Russia in joint naval exercises with China and Iran in the Gulf of Oman Russia is engaging in joint naval exercises with China and Iran in the Gulf of Oman as Vladimir Putin beefs up ties with Beijing and Tehran -
Russia I left Moscow's autocracy but the apathy followed me to Belgrade In his essay for Euronews View, Serbian political scientist Aleksandar Đokić describes how and why he left Russia after its February 2022 invasion of Ukraine and the indifference Russian emigres brought with them to their host country in the Balkans. -
Money Silicon Valley Bank collapse: Crypto advocates call out 'opaque' financial system The Silicon Valley Bank collapse shows cryptocurrency and blockchain are superior technology for running the financial system, say crypto advocates. -
Iraq Staggering impact of war in Iraq and Syria laid bare in report Twenty years of fighting in the Middle East cost a shocking amount of "blood and treasure", a new report has found. -
Spain Spain passes law against domestic animal abuse Spain adopted a new law on animal welfare on Thursday, increasing the punishment for mistreatment -
Euronews Witness Why are so many young Finns dying from drug abuse? Finland is often held up as a shining example on the world stage. Yet is the European country with the highest proportion of under 25s dying from drugs. -
Netherlands Dutch Farmers protest party in shock victory in provincial elections The election for the Netherlands' 12 provincial legislatures revealed a shocking victory for the farmer's protest party, BBB. The win for the Farmers-Citizen movement is seen as a powerful protest vote against the ruling four-party centre-right coalition led by PM Mark Rutte. -
Ocean Calls Ocean Calls podcast: Shark populations are declining, but are we really facing a crisis? In popular culture sharks are portrayed as bloodthirsty, vengeful human killers. But scientists say these magnificent animals are in danger and deserve our attention. -
Georgia Anti-EU protests in Georgia: Are they staged or real? Do Georgians hate the EU enough to burn its flag? Or are darker forces at play? -
Explore Secret Greece: Picturesque stone villages and olive oil with health benefits Discover a lesser known side of Greece, away from the beaches and holiday hotspots, where agrotourism and sustainability are flourishing. -
Culture news The Cure’s Robert Smith ‘sickened’ by Ticketmaster fees The Cure‘s Robert Smith has said he is “sickened” by high Ticketmaster fees for the band’s upcoming North American tour after they vowed to keep prices affordable for fans. -
Culture news Five Iranian girls detained for dancing to Selena Gomez song in viral TikTok video Five teenage girls in Iran danced to a Selena Gomez song in a TikTok video which has gone viral. They were detained by so-called "Guidance Patrol" and reportedly forced to make an apology. -
Design Homelessness in Europe: Could modular homes help get people off the street? Modular homes have been floated as a low-cost, high-quality housing solution to help people experiencing homelessness transition to a permanent home. -
Europe News MEPs call on Brussels to boost support for struggling Moldova, including via 'accession talks' The small country, which borders Ukraine, is struggling with really high inflation and "hybrid warfare" carried out by pro-Russia agents. -
France French government uses constitutional loophole to enact pension bill without vote French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne invoked a special constitutional loophole to pass a controversial pension bill that will raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. -
Europe News Roberta Metsola urged by MEPs to intervene in Das Auto standoff with Germany over e-fuels Germany is demanding an exemption for e-fuels in order to unblock a 2035 ban on combustion engine vehicles. -
Culture news Box office smash M3GAN takes the fashion world by storm as Marc Jacob's new muse M3GAN, the demonic AI titular character of the hugely popular horror movie, has been announced as the new face of designer Marc Jacob's Heaven line -
Europe’s tech industry is still hiring. Here are the 5 top sectors to apply to Despite layoffs and cutbacks, the tech sector is still hiring. Here are five of the top sectors for job hunters in Europe. -
Ecotech York Minster, Pompeii, the Vatican: How heritage sites are discreetly making solar power Across Europe, historic buildings are balancing heritage and climate action by turning to solar power. -
Travel News Want to move to Italy? These are the jobs that are most likely to get you a work permit in 2023 Italy has announced its work permit quota for this year. Here’s which industries are being targeted. -
Earth News French TV stations are adding climate change context to their weather forecasts France Television says it is about explaining why certain weather events happen. -
World News A ‘reckless’ and ‘unprofessional’ act: What are the rules for flying across the Black Sea? Earlier this week, Russian fighter jets reportedly hit and downed a US drone over the Black Sea, an act the US dubbed “unprofessional”. Why was it considered this way, and what are the rules for flying over the region? We asked the experts. -
World News European Central Bank increases interest rate by 0.5% despite turmoil in the banking sector European Central Bank increases interest rate by 0.5% despite turmoil in the banking sector and financial markets. -
Culture news Edinburgh Fringe Festival gets cash injection - But will it save UK fringe theatre? Edinburgh Fringe Festival gets cash injection. But will it save UK fringe theatre? -
Health news Coffee lover? High caffeine levels may reduce body fat and risk of type 2 diabetes Scientists found genetic evidence that higher blood caffeine levels reduce body weight and diabetes risk. What does it mean for coffee addicts? -
Culture news From 2Pac to Biggie: These are the greatest songs that sample Bobby Caldwell's soulful sound In this article, Euronews Culture explores some of their favourite tracks that have sampled Bobby Caldwell's music, highlighting his legacy and impact on modern music. -
Earth News Pro-farmer party wins big in Dutch elections after protests over emissions regulations Action against new climate laws in the Netherlands has spurred the popularity of a new political party. -
Russia Critic of Russian invasion arrested over social media post in Putin's latest crackdown Roizman, who served as mayor of Yekaterinburg, was detained in a move seen as part of the Kremlin's efforts to silence the remaining opposition in the country. -
Culture news Metallica buy record press as vinyl sales surpass CDs for first time CDs are out for good and vinyl is back in. Ahead of a new album, Metallica are just the latest to jump on the revived trend. -
Culture news Putting the 'cut' in 'shortcut': Six-pack tattoos to get (permanently) beach body ready Wherever you fall on this issue, there’s no denying that this enterprising gent is putting the ‘cut’ in ‘shortcut’. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 16th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News 'Our security must always come first': UK latest country to ban TikTok from government devices Chinese-owned social media app TikTok will be banned from UK government phones, including phones used by ministers and civil servants. -
Japan Japanese and South Korean leaders meet to restore relations and strengthen regional security The Japanese and South Korean leaders met on Thursday during a highly anticipated summit to discuss improving trade and security relations. This comes amid concerns over North Korea's growing unrest and China's increasing influence. -
Rwanda Gianni Infantino re-elected as FIFA president until 2027 Gianni Infantino was unopposed during the vote at the 73rd FIFA Congress on Thursday. -
Russia US and Russia resume contact after drone incident over Black Sea "We take any potential for escalation very seriously," said US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday. "That’s why I believe it’s important to keep the lines of communication open." -
Spain 'I can't save money': Spain's supermarket inflation hits record high This steep rise in food prices has taken place despite the reduction in VAT on some basic food products that the Spanish government introduced. -
Turkey Turkish dissidents look ahead to the general elections in May Opposition parties hope to reverse many of President Erdogan’s signature policies and the crackdown on critical voices -
France Decisive day for France's pension reforms as Macron pushes for support Emmanuel Macron will meet leaders of the presidential camp to "re-follow" on Thursday afternoon, before a decisive vote on his pension reform. -
Mobility NASA unveils its sleeker spacesuit design for astronauts on its Artemis Moon landing mission The suits are not the final design but give a good idea of what NASA astronauts will wear when they land on the lunar surface. -
World News Napoli and Frankfurt fans wreak havoc ahead of Champions League match Hundreds of Napoli and Eintracht Frankfurt fans clashed ahead of their second leg Champions League tie in Naples on Wednesday night. The violence erupted as German fans without tickets arrived for the key match which they had been banned from attending. -
USA Extreme weather conditions batter East and West coasts of United States The parade of winter storms that have pummeled California has caused hundreds of millions of dollars of damage as they washed out communities, brought down power lines and caused landslides. -
Money Silicon Valley Bank collapse: Just how safe is my money in banks in Europe and the UK? How you can keep their money safe when banks collapse like the Silicon Valley Bank in the US -
Europe Decoded Motorway speed limits are cropping up across Europe but are they a worthwhile climate solution? Road transport accounted for a fifth of the total EU greenhouse gas emissions in 2019, and over three-quarters of the overall transport emissions. -
Switzerland Credit Suisse to borrow €51 billion from Swiss central bank Credit Suisse said it would exercise an option to borrow up to €51 billion from Switzerland's central bank -
Georgia Pro-EU Georgians are not 'satanists'. We are fighting for our future In Georgia, the future of the nation was defended by the next generation, for which the Soviet Union is nothing more than a dark chapter in history books, MP Levan Khabeishvili writes. -
Ukraine Ukraine calls for equipment from partners to help demine some 2.5 million hectares of land Farmers in Ukraine, the bread basket of Europe, say they cannot begin sowing season until their fields are defined. -
Israel Israelis protest Netanyahu's controversial judicial reform in 10th consecutive week As the Israeli Parliament approves on first reading a bill which would allow lawmakers to overturn Supreme Court rulings with a simple majority vote, protestors gathered at Ben Gurion airport to condemn the judicial reform. -
Iran Iran: "We are in the phase of civil disobedience and this is a breeding ground for future crises" The death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini on the 16th of September 2022 triggered a social uprising in Iran, and the repression by the theocratic regime has been ruthless. Six months since the beginning of the crisis, what is the situation in Iran? -
Culture news Rodrigo Cuevas and the reinvention of Asturian folklore There is little traditional or archaic about Spanish singer Rodrigo Cuevas but he does perform well-known tropes from Asturian folklore, his performances are rooted in politics and LGBT rights issues. -
Culture news What are the most popular boys and girls names in Europe? From Lucas to Sofia, Euronews Culture has found the most common and most given names in 30 European countries. Discover country by country, the most given names for girls and boys. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The day Billie Holiday was released from prison We take a look at Billie Holiday's stint in prison, as well as some other stars who've spent time behind bars. -
Ecotech From heating swimming pools to vertical farms, data centres are proving useful. But is it enough? There's plenty of niche options for the heat from computer warehouses. But these aren't a 'panacea' for a power-hungry industry. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 16th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.