17 February 2024 | Euronews
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World News Orbán addresses Hungary in first appearance since country's president quit in a scandal Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán aimed to address the political fallout from a presidential pardon scandal. During his annual state of the nation address on Saturday, marking his first public appearance since Hungary's president, his ally, resigned a week prior. -
Sport Azerbijan dominate at second day of Judo Grand Slam The Azeri judoka home team took home two gold medals in Baku. -
World News Zelenskyy warns 'artificial deficit' of weapons gives Russia breathing space at security conference Ukraine's top military commander announced a withdrawal of troops from Avdiivka on Saturday in a bid to preserve troops' lives as the country struggles to match Russia's firepower. -
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Culture news Berlinale 2024 review: 'My Favourite Cake' - a poignant and gently subversive Iranian masterpiece A masterful Iranian tragicomedy that stands as an early contender for this year's Golden Bear. -
Russia Navalny is the latest martyr of Russian totalitarianism The choice which now has to be made is not whether to appease the Kremlin or go into an open conflict with it. The choice now is either to stop Russia in Ukraine or be forced to fight a resurgent Moscow in defence of Eastern Europe as a whole, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Tech News Big Tech companies sign accord to combat AI-generated election disinformation Meta, OpenAI, TikTok, Microsoft, and Amazon were among the agreement's signatories at the Munich Security Conference. Elon Musk's X also signed up. -
World News Alexei Navalny's death not criminal, authorities say, as mother is denied access to his body Navalny died at 47 as he was serving a 19-year sentence handed out in 2021 on charges of extremism he had decried as politically motivated. -
wellbeing Which countries in Europe have the highest rates of underage drinking? More than a third of adolescents in the EU reported heavy episodic drinking, twice the number of adults. It's a major issue in one country in particular. -
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USA Judge orders Trump to pay $355 million for lying about his wealth in staggering civil fraud ruling Including interests on the penalties, the ruling puts the former US president on the hook for more than €415 million. -
Gaza Israeli strikes kill 13 overnight in Rafah as Palestinians start fleeing area An estimated 1.4 million Palestinians, more than half of Gaza’s population, has crammed into the Strip's southernmost city of Rafah. -
World News Russian police arrest over 100 people nationwide in crackdown on Navalny support Floral tributes to Alexei Navalny, President Vladimir Putin's fiercest foe who died Friday in a Russian penal colony, were removed overnight by groups of unidentified people while police watched. -
Culture news Belgian family painting determined to be a fake Van Gogh Experts say the painting of Van Gogh found during renovation works on a house in Belgium was not a self-portrait. -
Europe News Slovak president challenges the government's move to eliminate the special anti-graft prosecutor A new legislation fast-tracked through parliament and approved earlier this month would abolish the special prosecutor’s office, which handles serious crimes such as graft, organized crime and extremism. -
Culture news Cultural Digest: Don’t miss these events in Europe this week Yoko Ono at the Tate, J-Lo's Bennifer ballads and the Berlinale 2024 opening film - here's what's happening in Europe this week. -
Ukraine Ukraine withdrawing from Avdiivka, where outnumbered defenders held out for 4 months The capture of the city near Donetsk would "not be operationally significant" for Russia, according to the Institute for the Study of War, but it would represent a major morale boost as the two-year anniversary of the war nears. -
Economy Which European country has the best pension system and what does AI have to do with it? European countries are some of the best places for pensions in the world, analysis shows, and AI is having an increasing impact on how each system works. -
Moments I tried skiing for the first time in my 30s. After two days on the slopes my fear turned to joy Skiing for the first time? Here’s what to expect as a nervous beginner. -
Climate ‘Speak to people’s values’: A climate psychologist’s guide to confronting denial and delayism Many people are victims of their own emotional response to the climate crisis, rather than villains, writes Jessica Kleczka. -
Lifestyle Slopes to Streets: Unveiling the ski fashion trends for 2024 Fashion and functionality should harmoniously collide for winter 2024 with cross-over clothing offering versatile pieces for both mountain adventures and apres ski. It's good to be seen and safe on the slopes, but it's also important to be stylish, writes Katy Dartford. -
Brussels, My Love? Brussels, my love? Who deserves a break more: business or the planet? In this edition, we get up to speed on squabbles over EU laws to stop corporate human rights abuse, and create more rights for gig workers. -
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