26 March 2023 | Euronews
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Sport Wagner's waza-ari brings gold on final day in Tbilisi Germany's Anne-Maria Wagner took home gold on the final day of the 2023 Tbilisi Grand Slam. There was also high drama on the mat across the men's competition as Georgian collected all 3 available top spots on the podium. -
Russia Russia blames Ukraine for drone explosion far from border that injured three people Russian authorities blamed a Ukrainian drone for an explosion deep inside the country that wounded three people, including a 16-year-old girl. -
Lebanon What time is it in Lebanon? Daylight savings dispute leaves country with two time zones What time is it in Lebanon? The answer differs depending on who you ask, as the government delayed daylight savings time by a month. -
Ukraine Ukraine calls for UN action over planned nuclear weapon deployment in Belarus Ukraine has called for an emergency meeting of the United Nations’ Security Council over Russia’s announcement that it would station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mobility The best new electric cars to look out for in 2023 that are well worth the wait Carmakers are scrambling to cater to the growing consumer demand for EVs. These are our picks of the best new electric cars on the market in 2023. -
Croatia Croatia lifts air borders for Schengen zone countries Travellers flying between Croatia and other Schengen zone countries will no longer have to go through border controls, marking the final step after the Balkan country officially joined the world's largest free travel area on 1 January. -
Libya Shots reportedly fired at rescue ship in Mediterranean The Ocean Viking was responding to a distress call to help a rubber boat carrying migrants off the Libyan coast. -
No Comment Watch: Millions switch off for Earth Hour From Italy to Taiwan and Australia, residents turned off all the lights and electrical appliances in their homes and offices for one hour to promote energy conservation and raise awareness of climate change. -
Italy Record-breaking number of migrants reach Italy in 48 hours An unprecedented amount of migrants have reached Italy in the past two days, crossing one of the most dangerous migration routes in the world. -
Austria Anastasia, the far-right Russian sect moving to Austria Beyond the German-speaking world, there are active members in other European countries, including Portugal and Bulgaria. -
Russia West cannot sustain arms supplies to Ukraine, claims Putin The Russian President is trying to create the impression that Western support is "futile", according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War. -
Health news Experimental pill sees cancer vanish entirely in a third of acute leukaemia patients More than half of the patients enrolled in an early clinical trial responded to the drug. One-third saw their cancer vanish entirely. -
USA 'We need help': More severe weather headed for tornado-hit Mississippi The US President issued an emergency declaration on Sunday, releasing funds for areas of Mississippi hardest hit by the deadly tornado. -
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USA Trump holds first 2024 campaign rally in Waco, Texas Facing a potential indictment, Donald Trump took a defiant stance at a rally on Saturday, disparaging the investigation against him and predicting his vindication. -
Hungary Hungary sick of West's criticism: Foreign Minister Western critique of democratic and cultural issues in Hungary hampers collaboration, especially on NATO and Russia, the country's FM has said. -
Israel 'For the sake of Israel's security:' Defence minister Gallant calls for end to judicial overhaul Yoav Gallant's plea comes after three months of weekly mass protests that have seen more than half a million people take to the streets to oppose reforms critics say will undermine the independence of the judiciary and could be used for political ends. -
Russia EU threatens more sanctions if Russia moves nukes to Belarus The US says it has seen no indication Russia has moved nuclear weapons to neighbouring Belarus. -
Moments Where is the world's top-rated tourist attraction and how much does entry cost? The world’s best tourist attraction lies in eastern Europe, new data reveals. -
Culture news Taking the plunge to see art: A unique underwater exhibition in Portugal Ever wanted to combine diving exploration and a love of art? Now, you don't have to only imagine it as Portuguese street artist Vhils has created an artificial art reef made out of giant pieces from power stations no longer in operation. -
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