17 March 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News Will reusable packaging end up polluting more? This is what McDonald's thinks The fast food chain asks for more recycling ahead of an EU legislation that will ban single-use packaging by 2030. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU industry to become greener and more independent In our weekly review, we analyse the impact of the collapse of the US Silicon Valley Bank in the EU and the new roadmap for a cleaner European industry. -
Travel News Italy, Greece, Spain: The latest COVID rules if you test positive while travelling in Europe Some European countries still require people who test positive for COVID to self isolate for 10 days. -
Tech News Google vs Microsoft: What you can expect from their newly-launched AI office tools Rivals Google and Microsoft have just launched plans to integrate AI into their home office software. How do these new tools compare? -
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China COVID-19 could become 'just like flu' says World Health Organization chief WHO says the pandemic stage of the COVID-19 virus should be over in 2023. -
Spotlight Back to Fukushima: Surfers return to the beaches, 12 years on Twelve years after the Fukushima accident, the people from the region are working with determination to revive tourism and keep their ancestral traditions alive. -
China Analysis of new data supports animal origin of COVID-19 virus Analysis of previously unavailable genetic data from China supports the theory that the COVID-19 pandemic originated from animals as opposed to a laboratory -
Culture news Jordan's famous "sand bottle art" displayed in Petra Jordan's sand bottle art is associated with the nature of the desert, sand, and glass. Beautiful paintings are painted inside bottles at the request of visitors, or the choice is left to the artist. -
World News Carbon offsets don't work. It's time for the EU to change its approach It's time for the EU to lay off the carbon offsets -
No Comment Watch: Protestors against pension reform clash with riot police in Paris Violence erupts as protestors and riot police clash during the demonstrations against President Macron's controversial pension reform. -
No Comment Watch: Nowruz celebrations in Azerbaijan The festive season Nowruz began in Azerbaijan with colourful celebrations in the capital, attracting many performers from all around the country. -
Russia International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant for Russian president Vladimir Putin The charges are in connection with the forced removal of Ukrainian children who were taken to Russia against their will. -
France Not just about retiring at 64: What you may have missed in the French pension reform The reform increases the number of years of work needed to get a full state pension, but companies are being encouraged to employ over 50s. Here's what you might not know about the French pension reform. -
Turkey Turkey's president Erdogan asks parliament to ratify Finland NATO membership Turkey President Erdogan asks parliament to ratify Finland NATO membership -
France French government faces no-confidence vote over pensions France's National Rally party has tabled a no-confidence vote in the French government after it forced pension reforms through parliament. -
Climate Now When can we blame climate change? The tricky science of attribution Extreme weather events are on the increase globally, but can we blame climate change? -
France Protests against French President Emmanuel Macron as his pension bill is forced through parliament Workers, unions and opposition politicians have staged widespread protests in France after the country's president and prime minister used a constitutional clause to force pension reform plans through parliament. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Cocaine Bear' vs 'Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood & Honey' Welcome to strange cinematic trend: bears are invading your screens, with 'Cocaine Bear' and 'Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood & Honey'. Is it the return of camp horror to the screens or are they both utter garbage? -
Culture news Bulgarian exhibition lets visitors touch 3D models of world famous landmarks An travelling exhibition of world landmarks has been created especially for people with vision impairments allowing visitors to explore famous buildings and objects from around the world in 3D. -
Culture news The Rise of Corteiz: Inside the genius marketing strategies of London's hottest streetwear brand From their 99p Cargos Drop to their recent collaboration with Nike, Corteiz continues to surprise and captivate their audience with each new venture. -
Earth News 'Make no mistake, inaction and delays are not options': Latest IPCC report has been approved Evidence on climate change and its impacts is gathered from around the world to compile IPCC reports. -
World News UEFA Champions League draw: Real Madrid face Chelsea in quarter-finals Real Madrid drawn against Chelsea, while Bayern Munich face Manchester City in Champions League quarter-final draw. -
Culture news Trevor Noah becomes first comedian in nearly 60 years to win Erasmus Prize You know him from the Daily Show, and now Trevor Noah is being celebrated by the Dutch Academy. -
Poland Poland detains suspected Russian spies 'preparing acts of sabotage' Poland's security services detained members of a Russian espionage ring alleging they were preparing acts of sabotage, Polish authorities said. -
Culture news University of Leeds settles antisemitism lawsuit with graduate The University of Leeds in the UK has settled for an undisclosed sum a lawsuit which alleged that several professors purposefully gave a Jewish sociology student a failing grade for a paper which did not blame Israel for the crimes of Hamas against Palestinians. -
Culture news The Cure vs Ticketmaster: Ticketing giant offers partial refunds to fans The ticketing giant has announced that it will partially refund fans who bought tickets for the band’s US tour. -
United Kingdom UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman in Rwanda for controversial migrant deal talks Home Secretary Suella Braverman is set to underline her commitment to Britain's deal with Rwanda, which her predecessor Priti Patel struck in April 2022. -
Russia China's Xi Jinping announces Russia visit for talks with Vladimir Putin The Chinese leader will make a three-day trip next week from Monday to Wednesday, the Kremlin and Beijing announced. -
World News EU's AI regulation vote looms. We’re still not sure how unrestrained AI should be We need to get to grips with the implications of sophisticated AI tools that have no concept of right or wrong, tools that malign actors can easily misuse, security expert Oliver Rolofs writes. -
Health news Fertility in Europe: Which countries have the highest and lowest numbers of live births per woman? The fertility rate in the EU increased by 8 per cent over the last two decades but the number of children being born has started to gradually fall. -
Europe Decoded Italy's LGBTQ+ community decries government's attacks on same-sex parental rights Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said this month that her belief is that "a child deserves only the best: a mother and a father." -
Montenegro Montenegro election highlights clash between pro-Europe and pro-Russia blocs The upcoming presidential elections in Montenegro are set to be a make-or-break moment for the country's political future. -
Poland Poland and Slovakia become first NATO countries sending MiG-29 jets to Ukraine Warsaw announced that four of the Soviet-era warplanes would be sent initially, while Bratislava will provide 13 jets. -
USA St. Patrick's Day: Ireland's Leo Varadkar to meet Kamala Harris and Joe Biden at White House Biden plans to visit both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland this year, the 25th anniversary of the US-brokered Good Friday accord, -
Culture news Renowned Chinese artist Zheng Lu to showcase gravity-defying water sculptures in London The exhibition will feature some of Lu's new works from the 'Water in Dripping' and 'Aurora Edge' series. -
Culture news Meet the students fighting against the 'musical genocide' in Afghanistan Playing music is an act of resistance for these Afghan students in Portugal: "Each performance of our school is a protest against what is happening in Afghanistan." -
Finland Outcry as Finland election campaign hit by 'racist' advertising Politicians with immigrant backgrounds say the Finns Party adverts show contempt for minorities and are trying to stoke racial divisions.