23 March 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News 'At very beginning of very hard work': Brussels and Warsaw team up to track deported Ukrainian kids Some 16,200 Ukrainian children are believed to have been deported with only 300 returned so far, according o the Commission. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Deported children reunited, more weapons heading to Kyiv Here's all the latest development from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
No Comment Watch: Zelenskyy poses for selfies during visit to frontline areas Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posed for photos with supporters in a petrol station stop in eastern Ukraine on Wednesday. -
France More than 1 million take to the streets in France against unpopular pension reform More than one million people took to the streets on Thursday in the 9th day of protest across France. Our correspondent Anelise Borges followed the march in Paris. -
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Europe News Is nuclear power sustainable? EU member states are split but must decide soon France wants nuclear power to benefit from proposed advantages the EU wants to fast-track for clean tech. It is opposed by many countries, including Germany. -
Football Now Women's World Cup 2023: Will it be the biggest ever? The biggest stars of the women's game will be making their way to Australia and New Zealand for the first time ever this July, and it’s set to be the best edition of the tournament yet. -
Musica Mentoring musicians: Venezuelan maestro Gustavo Dudamel inspires a new generation World-famous conductor Gustavo Dudamel grew up in Venezuela and it was thanks to a programme to help children progress that he became a superstar in the world of classical music. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Lithuania Milk and manure: Why are Lithuanian farmers so hacked off? Lithuanian young farmers say they're giving up hope for the future of traditional livelihoods in the Baltic nation. -
Europe News 'We cannot go back on deals,' Roberta Metsola says amid German standoff over e-fuels Germany has blocked the final approval of a legislation that will impose a 100% reduction in CO2 emissions on new cars and vans sold after 2035. -
Travel News Want to experience the Olympic Games in Paris for free? Volunteering could be your ticket A passion for sports, human relations and timetables are varyingly useful. But you don't need to speak French to sign up. -
Ukraine Is Putin running out of ammunition or is he directing his attacks elsewhere? Sources suggest Russia may be running out of ammunition or they may be directing their attacks elsewhere, such as Avdiivka. -
Destinations Visit China’s ‘Venice of the East’ for waterways, nature and oriental gardens This coastal Chinese province is a must for foodies and nature lovers. -
Finland Turkey ratifies Finland NATO bid, but awaits final parliament approval Finland and Sweden applied to NATO 10 months ago, after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has yet to approve Sweden’s bid. -
Lifestyle Watches and Wonders 2023: Travel through tradition, time and watchkeeping Watches and Wonder is one of the most eagerly anticipated events on the watchmaking calendar for the industry but this year's edition in Geneva is heralding a first by opening up its doors to the public. -
Moments Want a free stay on a Caribbean island? Aruba is looking for a resident weather watcher The island experiences more sunny days than any other in the Caribbean. -
Destinations Lyon, Strasbourg, Annecy: Nine French destinations that are cheaper than Paris It may be beautiful, but Paris is crowded and expensive. Here are nine French destinations to try instead. -
Ecotech This company has come up with a cutting-edge way to recycle EV batteries ‘Once we have brought the metals to Europe, it would be silly to send them back to manufacture new batteries abroad’. -
Culture news Daisy May Cooper tipped to be new M in ‘more comedic’ James Bond film According to British tabloids, British comedy actress Daisy May Cooper is being eyed to take over the role of M in the James Bond films, a role previously played by the likes of Bernard Lee, Judi Dench and more recently, Ralph Fiennes. -
Israel Israelis take to the street after MPs pass law protecting Netanyahu Mass protests took place on Thursday across Israel after its parliament passed a controversial law that demonstrators claim brings the country's judicial system, and democracy, into disrepute. -
Culture news Jack Daniel's takes on squeaky dog toy maker in US Supreme Court trademark case The Supreme Court found itself in the middle of an unusual dispute involving a squeaking dog toy that mimics the iconic bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey. -
France French workers set to 'sabotage' King Charles' historic State visit Due to strikes, union workers could literally refuse to roll out the red carpet for the British monarch when he arrives in Paris. -
Russia Debunk: Did Putin kiss Xi Jinping's hand and did he send a body double to Mariupol? Euronews has debunked a photo widely shared online as well as theories pushed by Ukrainian officials that Vladimir Putin never visited the occupied-city of Mariupol -
No Comment Watch: Commemoration service for the victims of Brussel's deadliest terrorist attack Victims of Brussel's deadliest terrorist attack were remembered on Wednesday morning at the seventh commemoration of the event -
No Comment Watch: Retired army members clash with security forces in Lebanon Watch: Lebanese security forces fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters, mainly retired members of the army, in downtown Beirut. -
Earth News Feel your blood boil when you’re near a busy road? A new study explains why Feel your blood boil when you’re near a busy road? A new study explains why -
No Comment Watch: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honours sacrifice of soldiers Watch: President Volodymyr Zelenskyy participated in a ceremony honouring Ukrainian soldiers who died liberating the village of Moshchun from Russian occupiers -
No Comment Watch: Iraqi Kurds celebrate Nowruz New Year festival in Akre Nowruz marks the first day of Spring and is celebrated by some 300 million people around the world. -
Moments Istanbul to London could be the longest bus journey in the world. But how much does it cost? Take the stunning Atlantic Ocean Road and venture to Europe’s northernmost point accessible on wheels on this epic adventure. -
Culture news Egypt announces its first Fashion Week, with the theme ‘Past, Present and Future’ Egyptian images have inspired international designers for years and the country has now revealed plans to hold its first ever Fashion Week in May -
World News Young Europeans scathing of both US and China - study British, French and Germans have 'few positive things to say' about the world's major powers. -
Health news Drug-resistant fungus spreading at 'alarming rate' in US hospitals, CDC says Candida auris, which spreads easily and can resist common treatments, poses a deadly infection risk to fragile and elderly patients. -
France Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron's pension reforms 🇫🇷 Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron's pension reforms -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 23rd – 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 Justin Roiland: Domestic violence charges against Rick and Morty co-creator dropped California prosecutors have dropped domestic violence charges against Justin Roiland, the co-creator of hit Adult Swim animated series “Rick and Morty” -
China Can China broker peace between Russia and Ukraine? Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to Moscow looks like tacit backing for Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine yet China thinks it can be a broker for peace between the two countries -
Culture news How AI is putting President Macron at the heart of the French pension protests Amidst the ongoing troubles in France over the retirement reforms and the social unrest that has decried from President Macron’s controversial bill, Internet users have turned to AI to get creative. -
Mobility World's first 3D-printed rocket finally launches but fails to reach orbit Relativity Space's 3D-printed rocket finally lifted off on Wednesday night. But it failed three minutes into flight, far short of orbit. -
Work OpenAI says 80% of workers could see their jobs impacted by AI. These are the jobs most affected Researchers at OpenAI have worked out the potential exposure to AI different occupations face - and its impact is widespread. -
Israel UN calls for calm in Middle East as Ramadan begins Against the backdrop of Israeli-Palestinian tensions, Ramadan has often been a period of heightened conflict. -
France Macron determined to push ahead with pension reforms despite anger The French president wants to plough on with hugely unpopular pension reforms, saying he will sacrifice personal popularity for the sake of his country. -
Europe Decoded NGOs push for green reconstruction of Ukraine so infrastructure can weather war and climate change Horenka's hospital is one of an estimated 330 that have been destroyed across Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion. It is now more energy-resilient and efficient thanks to a solar-powered heat pump. -
World News Amid worsening food shortages, we need to turn over a new leaf on the coca plant Allowing international trade of coca products, including its use as an organic fertiliser, could play a significant role in addressing the food insecurity crisis, Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch and Diego Garcia Devis argue. -
Economy EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss Ukraine and the economy. But will e-fuels rock the summit? The summit in Brussels comes mere days after Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Moscow. -
Ukraine 'Bestial savagery': Russia kills students in drone strikes “Residential areas where ordinary people and children live are being fired at,” wrote Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Telegram. -
Culture news Sony World Photography Awards 2023: Feast your eyes on the winners and nominees The World Photography Organisation has announced the winners and finalists of the 10 categories of the Sony World Photography Awards 2023 Open competition, rewarding the best shots of 2022. -
Art How generative artist Tyler Hobbs blurs boundaries between machine and hand-made art "What is it that really gives art value to us?" How generative artist Tyler Hobbs blurs boundaries between machine and hand-made art. -
Design Inaugural Ramadan Pavilion celebrates the lives of Muslims across the UK The Ramadan pavilion will be open throughout the holiest month of the Islamic calendar. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 23rd – 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: How Ricky Martin's 'Livin' La Vida Loca' changed pop music Ricky Martin's sensational debut English-language track wasn't just a banger, it was instrumental in Americans embracing Latin pop. -
Greece 'Extreme violence' triggers hunger strike at Greek detention centre Strikers accuse authorities of denying inmates adequate food, hot water and medicine, while housing them in filthy cells infested with cockroaches.