27 March 2023 | Euronews
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World News Three children and three adults killed in school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee Three children and three adults were killed in a shooting at a private Christian grade school in Nashville on Monday. Female shooter was a 28 year-old former student. -
Israel Israel protest leaders vow to keep pressure on government until judicial reform shelved entirely Netanyahu postpones vote on controversial judicial reforms for 'further dialogue' -
Scenes Meet the female wheelchair basketball team shooting for glory in Gaza My disability was not an obstacle for me; rather, it's the society that stands in the way. Society is handicapped. -
Climate COP27 finally put a loss and damage fund on the map. What can we expect on the way to COP28? There are many details to be hashed out as the first transitional committee convenes in Egypt this week. -
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Hungary NATO: Hungarian Parliament ratifies Finland's membership NATO: Hungarian Parliament ratifies Finland's membership -
Culture news Watch the moment Orlando Bloom met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with British actor Orlando Bloom in Kyiv on Sunday. Bloom, who is also a UNICEF goodwill ambassador, arrived in the capital over the weekend and visited Kyiv's suburb of Irpin. -
Economy Explained: Why the EU's banking union is still unfinished business The banking union was first pitched in 2012, at the height of the eurozone crisis, but the project remains incomplete to this day. -
Home First settlers on the Moon and Mars could build their houses out of potatoes and salt Scientists have created a new building material from potato starch which, with a pinch of salt, could help build houses on the Moon and Mars. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 27th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: EU makes more ammo, Zelenskyy meets nuclear chief, Russian bombing intensifies Multiple Russian bombings caused casualties and evacuations as Zelenskyy continued frontline visits on Monday. -
No Comment Watches and Wonders: the world’s largest watchmaking summit opens in Geneva Discover the first trends of the watchmaking event of the year. -
Health news ‘Point and shoot’: Air ‘gun’ could deliver vaccines and other medication painlessly Could a puff of air one day replace the needle in delivering medicines and vaccines? These scientists are working on it. -
USA 'Really no big deal': How can Russia take on the UN Security Council presidency amid war? Russia takes over the UN Security Council presidency more than a year after launching a full-scale war in Ukraine. How can it manage a body whose primary responsibility is the maintenance of international peace and security? -
Food and Drink Costa Rica's exclusive 'pink pineapples' go global There's not much we don't know about Kim Kardashian... But did you know she's a fan of Costa Rica's newly developed and produced pink pineapples? -
United Kingdom Scotland politics: Humza Yousaf selected as new first minister, succeeding Nicola Sturgeon Humza Yousaf becomes Scotland's first Muslim leader. -
Tech News Chinese search giant Baidu unveils its AI chatbot Ernie - how does it compare to ChatGPT and Bard? Ernie Bot is Chinese search giant Baidu’s answer to OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard. -
Culture news From lawsuits to tech hacks: Here's how artists are fighting back against AI image generation The emergence of new AI models, including Midjourney and DALL·E, has caused alarm among artists who fear that these advancements could threaten their livelihoods. However, artists are fighting back, using a variety of tactics to protect their creative output. -
Smart Regions 'It's now too late': How invasive species have altered Lake Constance Local edible fish populations in Lake Constance are dwindling as other invasive species have taken over the waters. Now local fisheries are fearing for their livelihoods. -
Climate The era of ‘mega forest fires’ has begun in Spain. Is climate change to blame? Are Europe’s wildfires going to get worse in 2023? Spanish blaze raises concern as temperatures soar. -
World News Europe’s raw materials rush does not justify keeping workers in the dark about lithium’s dangers A scientifically-backed proposal to classify three lithium salts as toxic to reproduction under Europe’s hazard system is at a dead end, and business -- including potential harm to workers handling lithium salts -- continues as usual, Natacha Cingotti writes. -
Netherlands Sperm donor alleged to have fathered 550 children faces legal action A Dutch man, said to have sired hundreds of kids through sperm donation, is being taken to court to stop him fathering more. -
Ukraine Two killed and 29 wounded in shelling of eastern Ukrainian city Two people have been killed and 29 wounded following the shelling of the eastern Ukrainian city of Sloviansk, local officials say. -
United Kingdom 'Appalling': UK police urged to stop strip-searching children It comes after a "deeply concerning" report found children as young as eight are being strip-searched by officers. -
Culture news Gabriel García Márquez overtakes Miguel de Cervantes as most translated Spanish-language writer Gabriel García Márquez overtakes Miguel de Cervantes as most translated Spanish-language writer, according to the Instituto Cervantes -
No Comment Watch: Thousands protest across Israel after PM Netanyahu fired his defence minister Tens of thousands protested across Israel after Netanyahu fired his defence minister over criticism of his judicial overhaul plan. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry in London for privacy lawsuits against publisher of British tabloid Daily Mail UK’s Prince Harry arrived in London on Monday to attend a hearing against the publisher of the Daily Mail, accused of allegedly gathering information on him and other celebrities illegally. -
Europe News Italy and Poland oppose e-fuels deal struck between Brussels and Berlin The regulation on CO2 standards will be put to a final vote on Tuesday during a meeting of energy ministers. -
France Louvre museum closed due to pension protests The Louvre in Paris has been forced to close after workers blocked its entrance in protests against Macron's pension reform. -
Art Art or porn? Florence defends Michelangelo’s David against frazzled US parents Should Michelangelo's David be shown to schoolchildren? Some parents at a Florida school think not - and Florence wants to convince them otherwise. -
Finland Everything you need to know about Finland's general election Here's your quick and easy guide to the politics, parties, personalities and the issues at stake as the Nordic nation votes on 2 April. -
Food and Drink Buzz off! Nearly half of honey in European markets is fake, according to EU investigation Nearly half of the honey imported into the European Union is suspected of being fake, according to an EU probe. -
Work 'Ticking time bomb' of Europe's health worker crisis goes off: WHO Europe's health worker crisis is now a reality, not a looming threat, WHO's Europe Director said. -
Health news One in 10 women worldwide suffer from endometriosis. Why do we still know so little about it? One in 10 women worldwide live with endometriosis, a debilitating condition for which treatment options are limited. -
Tech News Twitter takes legal action after parts of its source code were leaked online It's the latest challenge for Twitter under Elon Musk, who also reportedly said the platform is now worth less than half what he paid for. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 27th – 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 Juliette Binoche and more than 300 stars protest against French pension reform in open letter More than 300 artists have signed an open letter addressed to French President Emmanuel Macron to demand the withdrawal of the unpopular retirement bill that is currently bringing the country to its knees -
No Comment Watch: Violent clashes during water reserve protest in western France The protest quickly descended into clashes with large amounts of tear gas fired by police and protesters hurling rocks and petrol bombs. -
No Comment Watch: Belgian king steps on skateboard during visit to youth project Watch: Belgian king steps on skateboard during visit to youth project -
Ukraine Are Leopard 2 tanks getting stuck in the mud in Ukraine? Social media users have been critcising the West for sending Leopard 2 tanks after videos purport the military vehicles are not adapted to Ukrainian terrain. -
No Comment Watch: Coronation souvenirs boost struggling English ceramics industry Just six weeks before King Charles III is crowned at Westminster Abbey on 6 May, an historic English pottery is working flat out to meet the demand for fine bone china souvenirs. -
No Comment Watch: Devastating tornado wipes out Mississippi town Watch: Devastating tornado wipes out Mississippi town -
Explore Follow those in the know and hit the slopes of Türkiye's best ski resorts Türkiye may be more associated with summer sports, but it’s also a top ski destination with great value and a wide variety. -
No Comment Watch: Spain's first big wildfire this season rages out of control A major forest fire continues to rage in Spain’s eastern Castellon region, days after more than 1,500 people had to be evacuated from their homes. -
No Comment Watch: Israeli police use water cannon during anti-government protest Israeli Police used water cannons on protesters opposing the government’s judicial overhaul who were blocking a main highway in Tel Aviv over the weekend. -
Earth News Scientists have found which gender is likely to have the biggest carbon footprint One of the reasons is that men spend more than women, according to researchers. -
Climate Iraq suspends working hours amid heavy rainfall due to the effects of the climate crisis Government office operations have been halted in Iraq amid flooding due to the effects of the climate crisis. -
Cuba Government claims strong turnout in Cuba Assembly vote There had been fears of abstention ahead of the vote as the government struggles with shortages, inflation and growing social unrest. But official figures say some 8 million people - more than 70% of eligible voters - turned out on the day. -
Myanmar Myanmar marks Armed Forces Day as US increases sanctions Myanmar displays power during Armed Forces Day as the US increases sanctions targetting aviation fuel suppliers. -
Turkey Don't be fooled by election polls. Erdogan won't go down without a fight Polls suggest that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seems set to lose the upcoming elections on 14 May. Still, his past record tells us that he might do everything he can to reverse his fading chances, Hamdi Fırat Büyük writes. -
Culture news Polish activist found guilty of aiding abortion claims growing support Justyna Wydrzyńska, an abortion activist and doula, was found guilty by a Polish court of providing a woman in need with help during the COVID-19 pandemic, sparking concern among human and women's rights organisations. -
Culture news 'Creed III' and 'Ant-Man' actor Jonathan Majors arrested on assault charge Jonathan Majors, the rising star in Hollywood, was arrested in New York on charges of strangulation, assault and harassment. -
Money Silicon Valley Bank to be acquired by rival First Citizens Bank All of SVB's deposits and loans will be taken over by its rival First Citizens Bank, US regulators said late on Sunday. -
Culture news Walter Cole aka: Darcelle, Guinness World Record holder for oldest drag queen performer, dies at 92 Darcelle XV was crowned the oldest drag queen by Guinness World Records in 2016. -
Israel Israeli unions launch general strike as opposition to judicial reforms grows The strike by the Histadrut umbrella group, which represents more than 700,000 workers in health, transit and banking, among many other fields, could paralyze large parts of Israel's economy, which is already on shaky ground, ratcheting up the pressure on Netanyahu to suspend the overhaul. -
Food and Drink Italian fusion food project serves and protects Naples-based female collective Welcome to Chiku, Italy’s and perhaps Europe’s first restaurant that fuses together traditional Neapolitan and Roma food. -
Earth News Berlin voters fail to bring forward net-zero target. How do other European capitals compare? Residents of the city were asked to decide whether to move the goal 15 years earlier than previously planned. -
Travel News 'Mega strike' in Germany: Flights, trains and buses cancelled during mass walkout on Monday Airports, ports, trains, buses and subways are all being hit by the walkouts. -
Earth News Is climate change to blame for the 8,000km long seaweed blob floating toward Florida and Mexico? Scientists say that this year’s bloom could be one of the biggest ever recorded. -
Destinations ‘The Maldives of Italy’: A guide to paradise beaches and tucked away towns in Salento This region on the heel of Italy combines rich cultural heritage with stunning natural landscapes. -
Travel News Flying into Croatia just got easier: Air border controls dropped for Schengen zone countries Croatia joined the Schengen Area in January. Now air borders have been dropped in the passport-free travel zone. -
Culture news New museum dedicated to the art of comics opens in Italy PAFF! International Museum of Comic Art's new permanent exhibition is the first of its kind in Italy, putting a spotlight on the interaction between comics, cinema, painting, fashion, design and several other fields. -
Culture news A look inside Sardinia's mysterious medieval carnival The modern equestrian events of Sa Sartiglia are thought to have originated in 12th-century military tournaments common in the era of Europe’s crusades. Now, ceremonial rituals are combined to create a curious conflation of pagan, Christian and folklore practices. -
Culture news Meet the 85-year old TikTok star who talks to millions about her days in Auschwitz Aron Goodman took to TikTok in a bid to combat antisemitism, with the help of his 85-year-old grandmother Tova Friedman. The response to her personal testimony has been incredible. -
Culture news Gospel music archives of Charles Henry Pace rediscovered in Pittsburgh When you think of American Gospel music, you don't think of Pittsburgh, but that might now change. Christopher Lynch, a music historian at the University of Pittsburgh has made it his life's goal to sort through the archives of Charles Henry Pace. -
Earth News ‘Absolutely criminal’: Protestors hospitalised during anti-reservoir rally in western France Police detonated non-lethal dispersion grenades as they fended off thousands of protesters, some armed with machetes, axes and gasoline bombs. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 27th – 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: Fergie's top 5 most jaw-dropping lyrics It's Fergie's birthday! To celebrate her life we look back at her solo and Black Eyed Peas career for her five best lyrics. -
France Meet the Rosies: The French women dancing against pension reform "Our resistance weapon is singing and dancing," said the feminist collective's co-founder.