18 March 2023 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Scotland: Accusations and resignations in chaotic campaign to replace Nicola Sturgeon Petter Murrell, the party's long-time CEO is mired in scandal, and married to outgoing First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. -
Ukraine Vladimir Putin visits Crimea on anniversary of Russia's illegal 2014 annexation The Russian president visited an art school for children. -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan votes in snap election a year after deadly unrest More than 400 candidates, most of them self-nominated, are competing in the election along with two new political parties. -
Culture news Metallica purchases pressing plant as the US vinyl sales eclipse CDs Heavy metal rockers Metallica have bought Furnace Record Pressing as vinyl sales have now eclipsed CD sales in the United States. -
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Health news Inside the basement in Denmark housing 10,000 brains harvested from mental health patients An opportunity to find treatments for mental health conditions or a reminder of a dark period of history? Denmark's "Brain Collection" is both. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands gather for St Patrick's Day parade From Dublin to Chicago, St Patrick's Day celebrated around the globe with music, dance and parades -
Sport Novak Djokovic denied US visa to play in Miami Open, due to no COVID vaccine This is the second time the top-ranked tennis player's COVID vaccine waiver request has been denied by US Homeland Security. -
France 10,000 tonnes of uncollected trash in Paris as unions call for more action against pension reforms Unions are calling for an escalation of industrial action next week which could see strikes hit planes, trains, port operations, oil refineries, electricity and gas supplies. -
Russia Russia 'will have to make a stop in The Hague on their way to hell' after ICC arrest warrant Russia 'will have to make a stop in The Hague on their way to hell' after ICC arrest warrant -
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Vatican Pope 'authorised hundreds of thousands' to pay ransom for kidnapped nun Sister Gloria Cecilia Narvaez was kidnapped by al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, which has bankrolled its insurgency by capturing Westerners. -
Culture news Lance Reddick, star of The Wire, Fringe and John Wick, dies aged 60 Lance Reddick, the charismatic and prolific actor who appeared in major TV series like The Wire, Fringe and Bosch, and films like the John Wick franchise, has died of natural causes at the age of 60. -
Culture news Spicy sounds: How audio porn is tearing down the patriarchy, one orgasm at a time Seen as more ethical and less heteronormative than mainstream porn, audio erotica is turning on women and non-binary folks in Europe and beyond. -
Food and Drink Shaken not stirred: London’s Dorchester Hotel opens its new James Bond-inspired bar A London fixture going back to 1931, London's Dorchester Hotel has undergone several changes, which will continue throughout the year, and has recently unveiled The Vesper Bar. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? The growing ban on TikTok for government employees across the EU Tune in for the latest from Brussels.