19 March 2023 | Euronews
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Switzerland UBS to acquire troubled rival Credit Suisse in Swiss government-brokered deal The Swiss central bank is extending a line of credit up to CHF 100 billion (€100 billion) to UBS and Credit Suisse. -
Space NASA's Roman Telescope: How James Webb's successor will map universe with colossal amounts of data NASA's next big space telescope is under construction with help from ESA - and scientists hope it will answer questions about dark matter. -
France 'King of the Trash': Macron at risk as tension run high over pension plan The French president is facing a no-confidence vote in parliament on Monday, called by political opponents. -
Work For Belarus' tech workers in exile, Poland's business visa is a vital lifeline to escape repression Once the talent driving Belarus' burgeoning tech scene, workers who fled Lukashenko's regime have now found a home and career in Poland. -
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USA 'Protest! Protest! Protest!' Is Donald Trump really going to be arrested on Tuesday? Trump's claim comes as a New York grand jury investigates hush money payments to women who alleged sexual encounters with the former president. -
Republic of Ecuador Strong earthquake hits Ecuador and Peru, killing at least 14 people The US Geological Survey reported an earthquake with a magnitude of about 6.8 that was centered just off the Pacific Coast. -
Ukraine 'The criminal always returns to the crime scene': Defiant Putin tours occupied Mariupol A visit to Crimea and Mariupol is understood to be the Russian leader's first visit to captured Urkainian territory since the start of the full invasion in February 2022. -
Europe Decoded Mental health: Is Denmark's youth living up to the country’s happiness claims? The average prevalence of mental disorders for adolescents in Europe was 16.3% in 2019. -
Nature Giants and dwarfs: The curious ‘island effect’ that makes species vulnerable to extinction The dodo is a well-known example of a phenomenon referred to as the ‘island effect.’ -
Destinations Already been to London, Paris and Berlin? Make these underrated cities your next stop Want a city break without the crowds? Why not give these 'second cities' a go.