31 March 2023 | Euronews
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Sport France dominates the first day of the Antalya Grand Slam France dominates the first day of the Antalya Grand Slam winning a total of four gold medals in the host city of Antalya, Turkey. -
World Bulgarian election contenders present their case on Euronews While the security of Europe is in deep crisis, Bulgaria goes to elections for the fifth time in two years. Joining us for this special Global Conversation, are the two leading contenders, Kiril Petkov and Bojko Borisov. -
China Sanchez urges Xi to include Ukraine in peace talks Spain's president urges China to include Zelenskyy in peace talks and said he was reassured by China's rejection of the use of nuclear weapons -
Switzerland Several people injured as two Swiss trains derail during storm Two regional trains in Switzerland derailed in separate incidents, injuring more than a dozen people Friday after a storm brought high winds and strong rains to the small Alpine nation, police said. -
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Romania Andrew Tate swaps prison for house arrest after winning appeal in Bucharest British-American influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, arrested in late December in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking and organised crime were ordered to be released "immediately” and placed "under house arrest" by the Bucharest Court of Appeal on Friday. -
Germany King Charles III forges new ties with Germany in first state visit Charles became the first monarch to address the German parliament in a carefully calibrated effort by the UK government to mend frayed relations with its continental partners after Brexit -
Tunisia The EU should know the rise of autocracy in Tunisia won't be fixed with short-term band-aids The democratic backsliding that the opposition is describing as a coup has not provoked a significant enough reaction from Europe. That might threaten the stability in the Middle East on the whole, Ghazi Ben Ahmed writes. -
Vatican Pope Francis set to return home after three days in hospital In the first images of the Pope since his admission to hospital on Wednesday, Francis is seen baptising a newborn baby at Rome's Gemelli hospital, where he was being treated for bronchitis. -
Russia What is the Wagner Group and who is behind the Kremlin's shadow army? Euronews speaks to analyst Samuel Ramani to hear about the people and history behind the Kremlin's shadow army, the Wagner group. -
Russia The West is an 'existential' threat to the Russia, says Sergei Lavrov The Kremlin's new 42-page foreign policy doctrine sets out the changes to Moscow's view of the world and states that the West is trying to weaken Russia in "every possible way". -
Europe News State of the Union: Von der Leyen goes hard on China and inflation in the EU persists In our weekly review, we look at the European Commission President's speech on relations with Beijing, as well as inflation figures and an agreement on renewable energy sources. -
Cult How Art Paris has become an unmissable event in the contemporary arts diary Art Paris is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and has definitely established itself on the map of unmissable events for contemporary creation and the art market. -
Focus Watches and Wonders in Geneva: Switzerland hosts a thriving watchmaking fair The industry's major players are in Geneva for Watches and Wonders, the world's leading watchmaking fair. -
Nature ‘First lung’: This rainforest could be the world’s most important carbon sink. During the process of photosynthesis, trees naturally absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Rainforests act as important 'carbon sinks' stemming global heating. -
Tech News Man ends his life after an AI chatbot 'encouraged' him to sacrifice himself to stop climate change A Belgian man reportedly decided to end his life after having conversations about the future of the planet with an AI chatbot named Eliza. -
Culture news Watches and Wonders 2023: Luxury watch brands lean into education and authenticity to attract Gen Z Watches and Wonders 2023: Luxury watch brands lean into education and authenticity to attract Gen Z -
Culture news Watches and Wonders 2023: Geneva, the luxury watch capital Watches and Wonders Geneva is the most prestigious event of the year for the horology industry - its 2023 edition takes place until 2 April -
Finland Finland election: The issues making headlines on the campaign trail Euronews talked with Finnish election candidates on the campaign trail to find out more about the policies impacting ordinary voters. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: Could Wes Anderson's 'Asteroid City' be his best film yet? The king of whimsical cinema, Wes Anderson, has dropped the trailer for his newest venture 'Asteroid City' and it looks like a masterpiece already. Here's why. -
Europe News 'No coherence': Chinese EU Ambassador blasts Ursula von der Leyen for siding with US 'hard-liners' Ambassador Fu Cong said Ursula von der Leyen's speech on China was ridden with "misrepresentations and misinterpretations." -
Culture news International Transgender Day of Visibility and why the GLAAD Awards are important 31 March marks the annual International Transgender Day of Visibility and was preceded by the first round of the LBGTQ+ celebrating GLAAD Award in Los Angeles -
United Kingdom Wimbledon allows Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals Russian and Belarusian athletes will be allowed to compete at Wimbledon later this year, the All England Club announced on Friday. -
South Africa Parole board refuses early release for convicted killer Oscar Pistorius The former Paralympic athlete was convicted of killing his girlfriend Reena Steenkamp and sentenced to more than 13 years in prison in 2017. -
No Comment Watch: Hundreds gather to protest police violence at reservoir protest Watch: Hundreds gather to protest police violence at reservoir protest -
No Comment Watch: Trump supporters hit the streets in Mar-a-Lago Watch: Trump supporters hit the streets in Mar-a-Lago -
Earth News Lolita the orca has been in captivity for 52 years. Now she may be returning to the ocean This orca was taken from her family more than half a century ago. She could soon be reunited with them. -
Belarus Belarus seeks nuclear weapons to prepare for conflict with the West, says Lukashenko In his address, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko told the nation and lawmakers that the West is "preparing to invade Belarus." -
Culture news New James Bond novel commissioned to celebrate King Charles’ coronation A new James Bond novel has been commissioned to celebrate King Charles’ coronation: 'On HIS Majesty's Secret Service'. Where do they get their ideas? -
Earth News ‘Miles off’: UK government’s new net zero plan meets with intense criticism Carbon capture and electric cars: What’s in the UK government’s new net zero plan? -
Culture news She's Gwynnocent: The fashion, the memes and why we're obsessed with televised celebrity trials Oscar winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow was being sued by retired optometrist Terry Sanderon for allegedly injuring him during a skiing trip in 2016. She countersued for a symbolic single dollar and won the case. From the memes and the fashion, here are the key takeaways. -
Tech News OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot blocked in Italy over privacy concerns Italy's data protection agency has ordered an immediate ban on the AI-driven chatbot over alleged privacy violations. -
World News A life of dignity and health for all must be at the heart of our policies The COVID-19 pandemic was a wake-up call that showed how health is central to the functioning of all of society. In a well-being economy, health is not just a beneficiary — it's its driving force, Dr Hans Henri P Kluge writes. -
Tech News Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia power plant: How prepared is Europe for a future nuclear disaster? The UN has repeatedly voiced concerns since Russian forces took over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant last year, Europe’s largest. -
Culture news BAFTA Games Awards: 'God of War' wins big but Best Game goes to surprise indie hit The indie game 'Vampire Survivors' was the surprise winner of the top award at this year's BAFTA Games Awards. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy visits devastated Bucha in first anniversary of Russian liberation Images of dead bodies left scattered on the streets horrified the world. One year on, the locals in Bucha try to move on – with time as their healer. -
Work Mental health over salary? Spanish workers are shifting their priorities, study shows A new report shows mental health is the priority for Spanish workers, despite the country's high unemployment rate. -
Food and Drink Where was Carbonara created? It’s a question Italians don’t want to hear the answer to Where was Carbonara created? One academic says it's not Italy, which is an answer causing shock and outrage in the country. -
Greece Greek railroad inspector charged in connection to accident that killed 57 people A railway inspector has been charged and detained in connection to a rail disaster that left 57 people dead in central Greece more than a month ago. -
Economy Eurozone inflation falls sharply but core rate reaches new record high of 5.7% Annual inflation across the eurozone fell from 8.5% in February to 6.9% in March, one of the steepest drops in recent years. -
The Star Ingredient Stefano Liberti on food as a commodity and the countries paying the price Award winning filmmaker and journalist Stefano Liberti, joins us for this episode of The Star Ingredient to talk about how globalisation and financialisation can pose a challenge to the worldwide food system. -
Earth News Albania is our Green European country of the month - here’s why It’s not the biggest or most powerful nation, but has led by example in preserving a precious natural asset in March 2023. -
Israel Supporters of Israeli PM Netanyahu block highway in support of government's judicial overhaul Supporters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's blocked a highway in Tel Aviv in a move to support the government’s controversial judicial overhaul. -
Culture news The OneLove and rainbow armband controversy continues with this summer's Women’s World Cup FIFA could ban the armbands from the Women's World Cup this summer, as the governing body has issued a statement saying that they want teams to wear a standard band. -
United Kingdom UK clinches biggest post-Brexit trade deal Critics say the gains are insignificant compared to the economic blow caused by leaving the European Union. -
Europe Decoded Low sentencing to blame for spike in protected animals trafficking in Spain, authorities says Last year, there was a 55% increase in the number of protected animals trafficked to Spain compared with 2021. -
USA Russia 'should not be' on UN Security Council, says US diplomat "Russia is a permanent member of the Security Council. It shouldn't be because of what it is doing in Ukraine," said US ambassador to the United Nations. -
Culture news Women's History Month - Marina Abramović: My life as a performance artist Marina Abramović has a very special relationship with Spain. The country and its culture reflect she says so much of how she feels and what she represents. So, when asked to perform and direct by Barcelona's famed Liceu Opera, Abramović says the unique opportunity was too good to miss. -
Culture news Not horsing around: Meet Dounka, the Spanish mare bringing 'good vibes' to the elderly A Spanish mare called Dounka offers the residents of a retirement home in France regular visits and brings 'good vibes' and improved 'well-being'. -
Design Culture Re-View: How the Eiffel Tower has defined France in culture It's the 134th anniversary of the Eiffel Tower's opening. To celebrate, we look back on its place in French culture. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 31st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Food and Drink Meet the Russian jihadist turned sushi chef in Syria Meet 37-year-old Islam Shakhbanov, who came to Syria at the height of the conflict in 2015 to "complete jihad". He now runs a successful sushi restaurant in war-torn Idlib. -
France Did French police prevent medical help for injured protesters? The French Gendarmerie, a branch of the Armed Forces, calls the claims "fake news." -
Culture news Gwyneth Paltrow not at fault for ski collision, jury decides Gwyneth Paltrow won her court battle over a 2016 ski collision at an upmarket Utah ski resort after a jury decided Thursday that the movie star wasn’t at fault for the crash.