22 March 2023 | Euronews
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Republic of North Macedonia EU-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo is based on a gentleman’s agreement The deal made between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Ohrid is based on a gentleman's agreement because the Serbian party did not sign the document. -
Ukraine Russian mercenary group Wagner may lose thousands of fighters In the coming weeks the Russian mercenary group Wagner could lose most of the prisoners it recruited into its ranks as their military contracts expire. -
Sweden Swedish lawmakers vote to endorse NATO accession Swedish parliament voted in favour of NATO accession. -
France Macron: 'I have no regrets pushing for this necessary reform' France's President Emmanuel Macron stood by his government and condemned violence in a much-anticipated interview over pension reforms. -
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Culture news What killed Beethoven? Scientific researchers make surprising discovery New research published in the journal Current Biology uses DNA sequencing to uncover that the great composer did not die from lead poisoning after all... -
Europe News Brussels wants businesses to offer consumers right to repair The aim is to reduce waste and increase savings for people. -
Qatar 365 Top-tier tennis and beach volleyball on show in Qatar Qatar has become an established venue for high-level international sport. In tennis, both the WTA and ATP tours had their respective tournaments in Doha in February. And beach volleyball World's Beach Pro Tour Finals were held in Doha for the first time. -
Real Economy Why must asbestos regulations change to better protect EU workers? With Europe's climate change targets, 35 million buildings are expected to be renovated by 2030, and many workers risk being exposed to asbestos. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Millionaires will burn through two-thirds of the world’s carbon budget by 2050, scientists warn Millionaire spending will make clean transition ‘less likely’, a new report has warned. -
Tech News Google’s Bard vs OpenAI’s ChatGPT: Which of the rival AI chatbots is better? Google’s answer to ChatGPT is here - but is it as good as OpenAI’s global phenomenon? Euronews Next put them through their paces. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson endures high-stakes grilling over 'partygate' The former British prime minister has been giving testimony Wednesday, to a parliamentary enquiry into Downing Street parties during the pandemic. -
Culture news Culture Club to avoid High Court trial by paying 'expelled' drummer Jon Moss €2 million Drummer Jon Moss claims he was fired from Culture Club during the Life Tour in 2018. -
Europe News EU vows to crack down on greenwashing with new rules for labels Greenwashing has become increasingly popular and sophisticated as the severity of the climate crisis continues to grow. -
United Kingdom 25 injured as docked ship topples over in Scottish port The Scottish Ambulance Service said 15 people were taken to hospital, while 10 others were treated and discharged at the scene. -
Design The gargoyles of the Notre-Dame de Paris are coming back to life Notre-Dame de Paris reconstructions gradually recover its fantastic creatures. -
United Kingdom Sunak's Brexit deal clears Commons vote despite Tory revolt The House of Commons voted 515-29 to back a key portion of The Windsor Framework, designed to resolve a trade dispute between the UK and Northern Ireland. -
United Kingdom The Brexit effect: Number of EU nationals in UK slumps The proportion of EU-born short-term residents fell by 10% in 2021 compared to the previous decade, according to data published on Wednesday. -
Earth News EU 2035 petrol and diesel car ban: Germany reaches deal on synthetic fuels An alliance of countries is looking to water down new legislation over worries it could harm consumers and the European car industry. -
Earth News The world’s richest country made public transport free: Here’s what happened next Three years on from Luxembourg's introduction of free public transport, residents see it as a ‘good form of freedom'. -
Earth News The richest country in Europe is celebrating three years of free public transport The 640,000 or so citizens of Luxembourg have been enjoying free public transport for three years and, unsurprisingly, they quite like it. -
Ecotech This Ukrainian company is hoping to rebuild from the ground up - with recycled concrete Concrete’s binding ingredient is responsible for around 8% of global CO2 emissions. But researchers have found a way to recycle it all. -
Belgium Seventh commemoration of 2016 Brussels attacks adds 33rd victim's name Seventh commemoration of 2016 Brussels attacks adds 33rd victim's name after Shanti De Corte was euthanised last year. -
No Comment Watch: Protesters in France clash with police over government's pension reform Police fired tear gas and angry demonstrators threw projectiles as violence erupted again in streets across France on Tuesday night. -
No Comment Watch: Ukraine man tries to save neighbour's belongings from burning house after attack Russian forces are targeting the town of Chasiv Yar, in eastern Ukraine, as Moscow looks to close pincers on Bakhmut. -
Uganda Uganda passes a bill to imprison people who identify as LGBTQ+ Uganda passes a bill to imprison people who identify as LGBTQ+ and could face life imprisonment or even the death penalty. -
Earth News 'Plasticosis': Scientists name new disease in seabirds caused by pollution Every day, around 8 million pieces of plastic spew into the world’s oceans. Much of it ends up in the guts of seabirds. Now, they're developing a disease. -
Earth News The rise of electric vehicles has led to a ban on new petrol stations in this US city Any new petrol stations that are built will have to install at least two electric vehicle chargers. -
Culture news Justice for Nepo Babies? Sofia Coppola’s daughter Romy goes viral in deleted TikTok video Is the tide changing and are nepo babies now simply an entertaining balm in difficult times? -
Tech News Google launches Bard in the US and UK: What we know about ChatGPT's latest AI chatbot rival Google is looking to close the gap with OpenAI’s ChatGPT with its own conversational AI - Bard. Here's what you need to know about it. -
Ecotech From pizza cooks to solar installers: Inside the German school training renewables workers As German solar demand surges, a new school has opened to train workers. -
Climate ‘Now we sue the state’: Greta Thunberg joins activists in lawsuit against Swedish government A court gave the lawsuit the greenlight on Tuesday. -
Greece Greece begins gradual restart of train services, three weeks after rail disaster Greece begins gradual restart of train services, three weeks after rail disaster -
World News Ramadan: Who celebrates it and how? This year, believers will abstain from eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset for one month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. -
Economy Exclusive: The EU is 'not naïve' about ever-closer Russia-China ties, says Charles Michel In an exclusive interview with Euronews, European Council President Charles Michel discussed the Ukraine war and China's proposed peace plan. -
Culture news Medical and police dramas lead nominations for BAFTA TV Awards What were the best British shows on last year? Here are all the nominees for the 2023 BAFTA TV Awards. -
Culture news President Biden honours Bruce Springsteen, hinting he'll run for president again in 2024 US President Biden has awarded Bruce Springsteen, Gladys Knight, Mindy Kaling, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus the National Medal of Arts during a ceremony in which he hinted at re-election plans -
Culture news Marvel Studios veteran Victoria Alonso leaves the company, hinting at period of uncertainty for MCU In a shocking turn of events, one of the studio’s most important executives, Victoria Alonso, has left the company. -
No Comment Watch: French strikers clash with riot police deployed outside oil depot Tear gas rained over the demonstrators as they approached the giant white domes of the tanks that hold millions of litres of crude and diesel fuel. -
Mobility Hunt for alien life: Two moons of Uranus may have active oceans, new study finds Astrobiologists believe moons with active oceans could be potential homes for alien life. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Selena Gomez becomes first woman to reach 400 million followers on Instagram The achievement comes as Gomez took to Instagram to post a story defending ‘courageous’ Iranian teenagers who were detained and forced to publicly repent after they danced to her song ‘Calm Down’ -
USA Ukrainian soldiers near completion of defensive missile training in US The Patriot missile system, which the soldiers are being trained for, is useful for defending population centres and critical infrastructure. -
France Fact-check: Did Paris requisition the military to clean up the capital's garbage-filled streets? In Paris, as piles of garbage been rising so does fake news around the strike against the pension reform. -
Healthcare In Scotland, minimum pricing on alcohol has led to a drop in deaths and hospitalisations Minimum unit pricing is estimated to have averted 156 deaths a year since its introduction in May 2018. -
Culture news Iranian women and Selena Gomez express support for girls arrested in viral dancing video Five Iranian teenage girls issued a public apology for dancing to a Selena Gomez song without wearing hijabs. But the singer and Iranian women have come out in support of the teens. -
United Kingdom Could the Stormont Brake derail the Northern Ireland Protocol? Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party has said it will vote against the Stormont Brake mechanism of the Windsor Framework. What is the DUP hoping to achieve, and what will this mean for power sharing in Belfast? -
France France pension reform: Can parliament be overridden elsewhere in Europe? France pushed through a contoversial bill in parliament by enacting article 49.3. No vote was needed. Could this happen elsewhere in Europe? -
Turkey Is the EU ready for the increasingly likely democratic change in Turkey? The EU's lack of a long-term vision for Turkey could make the process of re-engaging with the country challenging, Demir Murat Seyrek argues. -
Greece Greece to hold general election in May as government faces anger over train disaster Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called a general election for May following angry mass protests over February's rail disaster which killed 57 people. -
My Europe Series ‘Stealing a generation’: Ukrainian children deported to Russia face uncertain future Thousands of Ukrainian children are being forced into a system designed to turn them into Russians. -
Ukraine Deaths after Russian drone strike on high school in Kyiv region Multiple people have been killed, according to emergency services. -
Culture news Gwyneth Paltrow's lawyer brands ski hit-and-run accusations 'utter BS' American actress Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in court in Utah on Tuesday for the start of a civil trial over claims she seriously injured a man in a skiing accident in 2016. -
France Macron: 'I have no regrets pushing for this necessary reform' French President Emmanuel Macron has been keeping a low profile for the last few days but has told allies he has no intention of dissolving parliament. -
World News At least 13 people dead after earthquake rocks Pakistan and Afghanistan A magnitude 6.5 earthquake was felt across huge swathes of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and parts of India on Tuesday night, forcing people to spend the night outside. -
Culture news HBO's hit show 'Succession' returns: Prepare for Season Four with the show's best insults 'Succession' is back on our screens on 26 March, with its fourth and final season. What better way to get in the mood than with the show's best insults... WARNING: This article contains language that some may find offensive. -
Culture news Women's History Month: Francesca Uriri, how to better support African women to thrive in businesses Euronews Culture talks to speaks with the founder of non-profit organisation Leading Ladies Africa, which aims at providing the skills necessary for African women to succeed in their careers and promotes gender inclusion. -
Health news Ramadan fasting rules: How do Muslims with chronic diseases manage their medications? Ramadan calls on Muslims to fast from sunrise to sunset - but what about patients on diabetes drugs or other medications? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The album that changed everything - The Beatles release their debut Without 'Please Please Me', would pop music have ever become what it is now? We celebrate 60 years of the chart-shifting album. -
Destinations Crystal clear waters: Here are 6 of Europe’s cleanest river swimming spots These destinations offer safe, clean places to take a river dip on a warm day this summer. -
United Kingdom 'Dangerous and depressing': Homeless children at risk in UK housing crisis “The housing crisis is a political choice,” said one campaigner. “It is possible to make sure everyone has a safe and secure home, if the government want to."