30 March 2023 | Euronews
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USA Trump to appear before New York court on Tuesday to face hush money charge Former US President Donald Trump will be arraigned Tuesday after his indictment in Manhattan, his formal surrender and arrest presenting the historic, shocking scene of a former US leader forced to stand before a judge. -
Turkey 'Welcome to NATO': Turkey's parliament ratifies Finland's membership Turkey’s parliament on Thursday ratified Finland’s application to join NATO, lifting the last hurdle in the way of the Nordic country’s long-delayed accession into the Western military alliance. -
Iran International Court of Justice rejects Iranian bid to free assets frozen by US The International Court of Justice also found the US freeze of Iranian assets illegal and ordered Washington to remove sanctions impediments. -
Football Now Broadcasting & Football: How is the way we consume the game changing? It’s the world’s most popular sport, and in 2023 more football games are being broadcast globally than ever before. But how is the way we consume the game changing? -
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Vatican Pope Francis 'gradually improving' after being hospitalised for respiratory issues, says Vatican A Vatican spokesman said on Thursday that Pope Francis had resumed work from his hospital room at Rome’s Gemelli hospital. -
Euronews Witness Why are so many young French people fighting against Macron’s pension reforms? Since French president Emmanuel Macron announced his plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 in January, anti-reform demonstrations have swept across France. And young people have increasingly been on the frontline -
United Kingdom UK public more confident about the EU than the government, survey finds A new report has indicated that the UK public's confidence in the EU has risen, amidst falling trust towards the government and the parliament. -
Culture news Here's the story behind the trending hashtag #MacronOrdure (#MacronGarbage) The story of a 50-year-old French woman has been doing the rounds in France and gone viral on Twitter. Here's why... -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 30th – 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 ‘Safeguard our future’: Australia passes law capping oil and gas emissions for the first time Australia ‘safeguards’ the future with new law capping emissions from oil and gas. -
Mobility Scientists use rocket to create artificial Northern Lights to better understand space weather Aurora Borealis can cause damage to satellites in severe solar storms. Scientists are experimenting to understand near-space weather better. -
Ukraine Orthodox monks expelled from Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery refuse to leave The Ukrainian government has accused the monks of supporting Moscow and maintaining links with the Russian Orthodox Church. -
Earth News Macron unveils France’s plan to share, reuse and save water in the face of drought This winter the country went a record 32 days without rain leaving reservoirs well below normal levels. -
Culture news Dafen Village: China's 'Van Gogh fan oil painting factory' Home to over 8,000 artists, southern China's Dafen Village has been cranking out near-perfect copies of timeless oeuvres for years. The local artists are fascinated with one famous painter: Vincent van Gogh. -
Culture news Is dumb the new smart? Why people are ditching their smartphones for basic handsets Are you tired of being a slave to your smartphone? Well, you're not alone! Join the growing trend of people ditching their flashy smartphones and returning to simpler, more classic phones - the beloved "dumbphones". But why the sudden interest in this retro revolution? -
Culture news Back from the dead: Paris' vibrant art scene takes centre stage at 'Art Paris' For years, the art world saw Paris as a shadow of its former self. This year, the 'Art Paris' fair showcases the vibrant new scene that's revived it. -
Europe News MEPs approve rules to force companies to publish gender pay gap The EU gender pay gap stood at 13% in 2021. -
Earth News Nuclear, hydrogen and bioenergy: What does the EU’s new renewables deal mean for member states? The EU Renewable Energy Directive agrees to double renewables by 2030. Here's what it says about nuclear, hydrogen and bioenergy. -
No Comment WATCH: Palestinian worshippers gather for Ramadan iftar at Al-Aqsa Palestinian Muslim worshippers break their fast at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound, the third-holiest site in the Islamic World. -
Culture news Royal Television Society Awards pick out the future British screen stars Kate Winslet took home gongs, alongside some of the most promising upcoming talents of the screen last year. -
Russia Russia throws US reporter behind bars, accusing him of spying Russian secret services have arrested a journalist at the Wall Street Journal. -
Ocean Calls Ocean Calls podcast: Wild or farmed? We asked experts which salmon to choose Salmon is a wonderful fish – not only is it delicious, but it’s also packed with nutrients. But the Atlantic salmon that we can find here in Europe is also an endangered species. So for us as consumers, what is a more sustainable choice: wild or farmed salmon? -
Earth News 'Robin Hood' electricians and oil blockades: The radical tactics of France’s striking energy workers In "a beautiful image" amid the power struggle, French electricians are cutting power to the rich and giving it to the poor. -
Work AI prompt engineering: How talking to ChatGPT became the hottest tech job with a six-figure salary AI prompt engineering is an emerging job in tech that offers competitive salaries as AI chatbots become more prevalent. -
Travel News European flights cross dozens of borders in the sky: Here’s how airlines want to simplify journeys Pilots have to speak to 27 different air traffic controls to fly through Europe. A ‘single sky’ could change that -
Culture news Banksy's 'Brace Yourself!' painting sells for three times its original estimate Banksy's 'Brace Yourself!' painting sells for three times its original estimate... The painting has an interesting origin story - here's the lowdown -
World News President Zelenskyy warns losses in Bakhmut will be sold as 'victory' by Kremlin President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukrainian troops continue to fight tooth and nail for the eastern city of Bakhmut in a bid to prevent President Putin from claiming "victory" to the world. -
Healthcare Some Switzerland residents can now legally buy recreational cannabis in pharmacies A new pilot aims to assess the health effects of regulating cannabis supply in the Swiss city of Basel - and soon in Zurich, Geneva, and Lausanne. -
Brazil Former President Jair Bolsonaro returns to Brazil after three-month stay in US Former President Jair Bolsonaro returned Thursday to Brazil after a three-month stint in Florida following his election loss, and the right-wing populist told supporters he doesn’t think leftists will be in power in the country for long. -
World News Bomb threats close dozens of schools across Bulgaria Bomb threats close schools across Bulgaria as general elections are due on Sunday. -
Germany King Charles III: Ukraine war threatens European security King Charles III: Ukraine war threatens European security. His comments came during an historic address to the German Bundestag -
No Comment The Art Paris fair celebrates its 25th anniversary A major spring event for the art world, Art Paris is celebrating its 25th anniversary at the Grand Palais Éphémère, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. -
Paris’ start-up scene is booming. Here’s how the City of Lights became a European tech haven Thanks to a coordinated government effort, Paris is emerging as a tech hotspot in Europe. Here are the sectors that are hiring. -
Culture news French sex in numbers: 15 takeaways from 2023 sex report reveals truth about Gallic kinkiness French sex in numbers: Here are the 15 takeaways from 2023 sex report, revealing the truth about Gallic kinkiness -
Health news Antibiotic use dropped post-COVID. Which countries in Europe rely on them the most and least? Antibiotic use dropped dramatically during the COVID pandemic. But some Europeans continue to take them without a justification. -
Europe News China uses Putin's weakness to increase its leverage over Russia, says Ursula von der Leyen Ursula von der Leyen delivered on Thursday a highly critical speech on China and urged the EU to avoid falling for "divide-and-conquer tactics." -
Germany Britain's King Charles III makes historic address to German Bundestag in Berlin King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla are on their first State visit, which began in Germany after the France leg of the trip was postponed. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 30th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News The number of children without access to child benefits keeps growing. This is simply inexcusable Today, three-quarters of the world’s children — 1.77 billion — lack access to critical social protection, Natalia Winder-Rossi and Shahra Razavi write. -
World News At least 39 migrants die in fire at detention centre in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico Another 29 have been injured and immigration officers have been accused of passively standing by while the fire raged. -
Tech News US TikTok ban blocked in Senate by Republican Rand Paul over concerns about free speech "Do we really want to emulate Chinese speech bans?" said US Republican Senator Rand Paul. -
Tech News Twitter removes tweets promoting a 'Trans Day of Vengeance' protest for 'inciting violence' Many of the tweets removed were from conservative users, including controversial US congresswoman Majorie Taylor Greene. -
Europe News 'A good day for Europe's energy transition': EU negotiators reach deal to double renewables by 2030 France secured a concession on nuclear-powered hydrogen. -
Germany King Charles in Germany on first international visit as British monarch King Charles marks first international visit as monarch with banquet in Berlin -
Nature This Danish artist has hidden giant, recycled wooden trolls across the world - can you find all 100? There’s a giant troll made of recycled wood to be found somewhere in the world. -
France French fishermen block ports in protest at fishing ban to protect dolphins French fishermen block ports as they say new fishing bans to save trapped dolphins will affect their survival. -
Culture news Actor Jonathan Major's arrest forces US Army to work double time for ads The US Army is mobilizing to quickly update its recruiting ads, after being forced to yank commercials that featured actor Jonathan Majors, in the wake of his arrest last Saturday on various assault charges. -
Europe News What will happen to Turkey's EU migrant deal if the opposition wins the election? The influx of migrants and refugees in the last decade had a big impact on relations between Turkey and the European Union. -
Ukraine UN nuclear watchdog calls on Russia and Ukraine to 'compromise' on Zaporizhzhia power plant IAEA chief said he was working on a ‘compromise’ security plan for the Moscow-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and warned of increased military activity in the area. -
France Paris Olympics: If Russian athletes are cleared to compete, will a boycott threat have any effect? Ukraine has threatened to boycott the 2024 Olympic Games if the IOC decides to let Russian and Belarusian athletes compete. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 30th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine 'Until final victory': The civilian soldiers risking it all to defeat Russia Dmytro used to work in a bank in Irpin. Now he's training in Spain to defend his homeland against Russian invaders. -
Culture news Hong Kong set to make history by hosting Asia's first-ever Gay Games The event is designed to promote diversity and inclusion and Chinese organisers say they are committed to providing an accepting environment for participants. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Van Gogh's 170th birthday, how his reputation grew The popular tale goes that Van Gogh died in obscurity. It's not completely accurate. -
Climate ‘Wasteful luxury’: Private jet pollution more than doubles in Europe As millions face fuel poverty, a Greenpeace study has found that number of private jet flights is soaring in Europe. -
Ukraine Pro-Kremlin groups caught staging video of Ukrainian soldiers attacking woman and baby It soon became clear that the video was filmed on the territory of Ukraine, controlled by Russian troops.