13 February 2024 | Euronews
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Culture news Researchers discovers possible 11,000-year-old Ice Age wall Scientists hope that the discovery will give them a better understanding of the way of life at the time. -
Food and Drink Don’t panic! Here’s an easy last-minute meal that’s sure to impress your Valentine What’s the most romantic meal to serve this Valentine’s Day? Euronews Culture delved into the science of seduction to recommend a full menu for all you last-minute lovers out there. -
Europe News Chinese competition poses 'existential threat' to Europe's solar industry Cheap Chinese solar panels are flooding the EU market and threatening the viability of homegrown companies. -
Europe News Putin 'really pushed' the green transition but pace is 'still too slow,' says von der Leyen Vladimir Putin's "blackmail" attempts only served to speed up the European Union's green transition, Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday. -
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Ukraine Russian forces reportedly advance in Ukraine's Avdiivka Here's the latest from the frontline in Ukraine as Russia's grinding invasion nears its second year. -
Art What Meets the Eye: Giacometti's artistic genius showcased at major exhibition in Denmark The expansive showcase offers an in-depth exploration of the renowned 20th century Swiss artist's work, spanning sculpture, painting, graphics, and drawing. -
Moments Skiing by rail: Why taking the train is the sustainable and easy option Here are some of the best options for getting to Europe’s ski slopes this winter via train. -
Earth News Methane could make or break the world’s global warming limit. Where in Europe is it leaking most? A Guardian investigation has revealed methane leaks that threaten net zero targets and human health. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 13th – 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 MEPs seek to limit companies’ use of carbon offsets in anti-greenwashing move Companies may have to think carefully before pledging to go 'carbon neutral' or reach 'net-zero' greenhouse gas emissions in the coming years as a deal between political groups in the European Parliament suggests the EU could soon introduce tougher restrictions on the use of carbon offsets. -
Greece Same sex-marriage divides Greek public as legal recognition draws near Greek lawmakers are set to vote on Thursday to legalise same-sex marriage, in a rare show of cross-party collaboration. But the decision is being met with pushback from the Orthodox Church. -
Lifestyle 5 things you need to know about the Classic Piano competition in Dubai The third edition of Dubai’s Classic Piano competition takes place this February. The gruelling three-week competition will put vying pianists through their paces across a range of repertoire both classical and contemporary. -
Earth News Climate-driven migration overtakes Russian aggression as biggest security concern, report finds 12,000 people in G7 nations as well as Brazil, India, China and South Africa were questioned about their perception of 32 different global risks. -
Indonesia The threat of Russian interference in Indonesia’s elections is real As a relatively new democracy, the 14 February election will be another litmus test for Indonesia’s democratic resilience, and as the recurrent player in the disinformation arena, all eyes will be on Russia, Ross Burley writes. -
Business The Body Shop goes into administration, with hundreds of UK jobs at risk The once iconic beauty retailer was founded in 1976 by Dame Anita Roddick. It was an early ethical trading business and was best known for its refusal to allow product testing on animals. -
How do Europeans compare globally on employee engagement? In 2022, employee engagement rebounded globally after the pandemic, but according to Gallup, workers are still stressed out. -
Iran Head of UN nuclear watchdog says Iran not being 'entirely transparent' about enrichment programme The warning comes two days after the military displayed a series of missiles at the Islamic Republic's 45th anniversary celebrations. -
World The changing of the guard: How will the EIB create a greener future with Calviño at the helm? Euronews sits down with the President of the European Investment Bank, Nadia Calviño, to discuss how it is accelerating Europe's goal to offset carbon emissions by 2050 and its efforts to rebuild Ukraine. -
Economy Swiss rate cut on the cards? Traders position themselves as inflation eases Inflation in Switzerland fell unexpectedly in January, potentially paving the way for the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to cut rates next month. -
India Police fire tear gas from drones at Indian farmers' protest Agriculture sector protests have taken place around the world in recent weeks and months. -
World News Israel Hamas war: South Africa urges UN court intervention over Rafah, hostage operation, Gaza deal All the latest developments from the Israel Hamas war. -
Russia Russian anti-war sociologist jailed for five years over Crimean bridge posts Authorities opened a criminal case against Kagarlitsky for an online post about the 2022 Crimean Bridge explosion. -
Home Palestinians rely on solar panels amid electricity cuts to talk to friends and family While these solar charging stalls are a silver lining for many, weather and high demand often cause a long wait. -
World News Russia puts Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas on 'wanted' list A Kremlin spokesperson said the charges relate to the "'desecration of historical memory." -
World News Two Afghans detained at Guantanamo Bay for 14 years released, Taliban says Barack Obama signed order to close down the US detainment camp in 2009, but it remains open with many long-term prisoners still in custody. -
Economy Low savings creates higher cost to mental health for UK workers A recent study reveals more than 11 million Britons have savings of less than £1,000. Euronews looks at the figures and takes a look at the situation across the rest of Europe. -
Business Europe moves to end reliance on China EVs with €4.4bn factory plans It's one of the largest fundraisings in the European electric vehicle industry and is expected to reduce Europe’s dependence on Chinese EVs. -
World News Spanish police seize eight tonnes of cocaine hidden in fake power generator The eight-tonne cocaine haul is one of the largest ever intercepted in Spain. -
Economy Brexit casts a cloud over Britain's economy, says Goldman Sachs Immigration from EU countries has fallen sharply while non-EU immigration has risen. However, EU immigrants benefited the economy because they were working, while the current influx of immigrants is primarily made up of non-working students. -
Culture news AC/DC return to Europe for first tour in eight years The 'Back in Black' band will shred their way across the continent with a somewhat changed line-up. -
Design Dying Swiss village set for revival as home to the world’s tallest 3D-printed tower The futuristic White Tower of Mulegns stands 30 metres tall. The multipurpose cultural space is set to open in June, becoming the tallest 3D-printed structure in the world. -
World News Germany’s Scholz and Denmark’s Frederiksen visit site of new ammunition factory The factory will produce enough ammunition to satisfy the needs of Germany’s military and help the country’s partners in Europe. -
USA Shooting at New York subway station leaves 1 dead and 5 injured Police say the shooting at a Bronx station began with a dispute between teenagers. -
Markets Travel giant TUI to leave London Stock Exchange in favour of German listing Shares in German travel giant TUI were trading lower on Wednesday morning on the London Stock Exchange as the company announced it will leave the exchange. -
USA US Senate passes Ukraine aid, but House Speaker refuses to hold vote Speaker of the House said the combined Ukraine-Israel aid package would pass the lower chamber without including a plan for the Mexican border. -
Tech News French agency uncovers pro-Russian propaganda network A report from French authorities outlined a Russian disinformation network including at least 193 sites. -
Economy We deserve better than the digital euro Even if the digital euro began as an exploration into solving financial system friction and not just a way to outmanoeuvre the expansion of EU stablecoins, it now can evolve into something far worse, Marc Taverner writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Decoded All you need to know about the EU agriculture sector Disgruntled farmers have taken to the streets across the European Union. But how important is the agricultural sector to the bloc's economy? Euronews takes a closer look. -
Markets Who are the GRANOLAS? A look at Europe's 'Magnificent Eleven' stocks Goldman Sachs shines a light on Europe's market leaders, dubbed the 'GRANOLAS', echoing the 'Magnificent Seven' of Wall Street. With a combined market cap exceeding €2.6 trillion, these firms continue to dominate sectors and outperform in European markets. -
Markets UK chipmaker Arm sees shares nearly double in less than a week The chipmaker continues to go from strength to strength amid the AI boom. -
Tech News US judge orders Elon Musk to testify in probe of his 2022 Twitter takeover After signing a deal to acquire Twitter in April 2022, Elon Musk tried to back out of it, leading the company to sue him to force him to go through with the acquisition. -
France Notre Dame reveals new spire and golden rooster as scaffolding removed The remaining process of removing all of the scaffolding could take weeks if not months. -
Lifestyle How Pole Fit Lebanon is redefining perceptions of pole dancing in the Middle East Pole Fit Lebanon, founded by Laura Ayoub, has revolutionised pole dancing in Lebanon, expanding to six locations in under a decade and recently launching the Lebanon Pole Championship. -
Business Bank crisis fund is now full, agency chief says Eurozone banks have been pouring billions a year into a controversial EU fund designed to limit taxpayer bailouts – but it still might not be enough, a senior official said. -
World News Spanish, Polish and Moldovan farmers continue to denounce EU policies Farmers across three countries continue to block roads in protest at their respective governments and Brussels. -
Earth News Samba against illegal mining: How indigenous people brought their fight to Rio’s Carnival Dancers from a samba school call for more protection for the Indigenous Yanonami people, whose lives are threatened by illegal mining. -
Tech News OpenAI CEO warns that 'societal misalignments' could make artificial intelligence dangerous The AI industry shouldn't drive regulatory changes, the OpenAI CEO warned. -
World News Poland, France and Germany vow to make Europe stronger as fears grow over Russia and Trump The diplomatic push came after Trump shocked many in Europe by appearing to invite Russia to invade any NATO member not spending enough on its own defense. -
Culture news Meet the Kirklands, the creative couple getting people reading classic literature From Dracula Daily to myriad other fun projects, the Kirklands are proving the value of indulging your creative side -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Remote work in 2024: Should you earn less for working from home? The question was at the centre of a recent survey and a significant number of European businesses are at odds with what employees want. -
Ukraine Russian forces may have assembled 30 km barrier in Donetsk region Russian forces have recently made marginal territorial gains in the area and could have assembled the so-called "tsar train" for multiple purposes.