26 February 2024 | Euronews
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Culture news Gerard Depardieu faces new complaint of sexual assault The French actor is already under investigation for alleged rape, and more than a dozen other woman have come forward to accuse him of sexual abuse. -
Culture news Britain's Royal Mint honours George Michael with collectible coins The coins feature Michael wearing his trademark aviator sunglasses and cross-shaped earrings seen in the video for his 1987 hit single, Faith. -
Climate Ministers pave way to reopen CAP – and make it less green Agricultural ministers meeting in Brussels today (26 February) backed the idea of reopening the EU’s farming subsidies scheme starting by dismantling its green architecture. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 26th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
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Tech News MWC 2024: Microsoft to open up access to its AI models to allow countries to build own AI economies Monday was a big day for announcements from tech giant Microsoft, unveiling new guiding principles for AI governance and a multi-year deal with Mistral AI. -
Russia Alexei Navalny ally says he was about to be freed in a prisoner swap Maria Pevchikh says negotiations for a prisoner exchange were in their final stages on the evening before his death. -
Residences Recording studios, photography hides and Warhol art: Inside the world’s most unique hotel suites If you have a few thousand euros to splash on a night away, you could book a room with a private recording studio or a penthouse that can be transformed into a giant ballroom. -
Ukraine ISW: Ukraine has managed to significantly curtail Russia's activities in the Black Sea As the end of February also marks the 10th anniversary of Russia’s invasion and the consequent illegal annexation of Crimea, the UK defence ministry says: Russia’s tactics against Ukraine’s creative warfare on the Black Sea are falling short. -
Scenes Watch: The eco-entrepreneur sparking the electric vehicle revolution in Nigeria Mustapha Abubakar Gajibo is a pioneer on a mission to turn Nigeria's roads green -
Mobility Chinese carmaker BYD unveils €215,000 electric supercar that reaches speeds of a Ferrari Tesla rival BYD said the U9 can accelerate to 100 kilometres per hour within 2.36 seconds. -
Hungary Swedish PM hails country's accession to NATO as a 'historic day' Sweden is to become the 32nd member of the NATO alliance. -
Tech News France's Mistral AI releases ChatGPT rival and partners with Microsoft It marks a dramatic shake-up for the company which launched as partially open sourced, meaning the software is free for the public to modify and distribute. -
Tech News MWC 2024: Some of the eye-catching gadgets on display at the 'Showstoppers' event Here's a look at some of the neat gadgets that are on display at this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. -
Destinations Turkey instead of Saint Tropez? Destination dupes could help you avoid the crowds in 2024 You might not see iconic monuments or famed museums, but the experience promises to be more relaxing and surprising. -
Economy Global economy weighed down by war, uncertainty and instability, trade chief warns "People everywhere are feeling anxious about the future and this will be felt at the ballot box this year," the head of the WTO said. -
Europe News Watch: Angry farmers block streets, dump manure and clash with police in Brussels Farmers from all over Europe marched into Brussels on Monday morning to protest against a varied range of issues, including low prices for their products, environmental regulation and free-trade deals. -
Europe News Rule of law in Greece is marred by violence, pushbacks, and humanitarians on trial Walking the corridors of European institutions, we pass posters and banners trumpeting our continent’s commitment to rights, freedoms, and justice. These should be values we live, not words we use when politically expedient, MEP Cornelia Ernst and Spyros Vlad Oikonomou write. -
Space 'Giant leap forward': Why is it so hard for spacecraft to successfully land on the Moon? Only a handful of robot space missions have landed successfully on the Moon. Experts say a range of variables determines a lander’s success or fiery failure. -
Earth News What is the UN Environment Assembly and how is it tackling the triple planetary crisis? Every two years, all 193 UN Member States come together to address critical environmental issues facing the planet. -
Markets US diesel exports to Europe see slide in February Diesel supplies to Europe are under pressure following disruptions at US refineries, aggravated by global instability. -
Travel News Ryanair fares expected to get more expensive this summer due to aircraft problems The late delivery of the Boeing 737 aircraft means the Ryanair will have reduced capacity for passengers. -
Lifestyle Milan Fashion Week: Prada, Armani, and Chiara Boni wow audiences with their latest collections As the curtains close on Milan Fashion Week here are some of the latest highlights - from Prada reinventing classics, Armani merging nature and Asian motifs to Chiara Boni channeling 1960s London. -
Tech News 'Matter of national security': Call to act on cyber violence against women after suicides in Albania An Albanian women’s group is asking the government to criminalise cyber violence against women after two were pushed to suicide so far this year. -
Business French family car wins 'Car of the Year 2024' award The winner of the trophy was chosen by a jury of 59 motoring journalists from 22 European countries. -
Europe Decoded Can Europe help pro-democracy Belarusians as Lukashenko tightens grip on power? Alexander Lukashenko has said he will run for re-election as Belarus’s president in 2025, delivering a further blow to the country’s stifled pro-democracy movement. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 26th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Could the 'Middle Corridor' offer a secure trade route that bypasses the Red Sea? As ships in the Suez Canal and Red Sea face attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, Europe and China explore options for a more secure supply chain. -
Lifestyle 2024 SAG Awards: Hollywood actors’ best fashion looks from the night As actors celebrated actors for the first time since their historic strike, we break down the most show-stopping fashion they wore on the red carpet. -
Europe News Hungarian Parliament set to greenlight Sweden's NATO membership 18 months after bid was first made Hungary's delay in ratifying Sweden's membership to the military alliance had seen is accused of trying to secure EU concessions. -
Markets 2024 will see the end of the 'no-coiner' crypto sceptics The narrative of those who refuse to imagine a future in which cryptocurrencies will be integral to the financial system now seems forced, self-serving, and even fanatical, Silvina Moschini writes. -
Belarus Belarus elections were a 'sham', US says, as results are announced Belarus election commission says 73 per cent of the country's eligible voters took part in the polls, filling all 110 seats in the national parliament. -
World News NATO member states test underwater capabilities off Sicilian coast Seven member states are taking part in an annual exercise designed to strengthen NATO's underwater threat capabilities. -
Health news Seoul gives young doctors 4 days to end walkouts, threatening prosecutions or suspended licenses Seoul is giving young doctors four days to end walkouts, threatening prosecutions or suspended licences. -
Poland Polish farmers block major highway in protest against EU regulations Farmers in Poland on Sunday blocked a major highway leading to Germany in the latest protest against EU regulations and taxes. -
Culture news Berlinale film festival marred by 'antisemitic' protests A number of speeches were made at the Berlin film festival's closing ceremony, accusing Israel of genocide in its war against Hamas. -
Tech News Meta second to set up EU online election centre to fight disinformation The online platform will add fact-checking organisations in Bulgaria, France, and Slovakia to its network ahead of the EU elections. -
Markets Markets week ahead: All eyes on eurozone inflation Major economies are releasing their manufacturing PMI and CPI data for February this week, as they continue to grapple with inflation. -
Culture news ICYMI: ‘Oppenheimer’ cleans up at first SAG Awards since historic actors strike Christopher Nolan’s atomic bomb drama won big again and ‘Succession’ got goodbye gongs as Hollywood stars got together for the first time since their historic strike. -
Tech News These futuristic 3D-printed shoes mould to your feet and could hit the market soon Tired of wearing the same uncomfortable ill-fitting shoes? Stay tuned because in the next few years these 3D-printed shoes, which adapt to your feet based on data, could be coming to the market. -
Hungary Hungary's opposition lead protest against Orbán's leadership Opposition leaders demonstrated against Viktor Orbán's government in Budapest on Sunday over the alleged improper use of state pardons. -
World News Ukraine war: Two killed as Russia continues to pummel south and east The latest updates from the war in Ukraine. -
The Big Question The Big Question: How did two rail enthusiasts fund their own €4.5 million sleeper train company? Elmer van Buuren, CEO of a European night train firm, explains how he made his business dream a reality through community funding. -
Travel News Best beaches in the world are all in Europe: Portugal, Italy and Spain named traveller favourites Portugal's Praia da Falésia takes the coveted top spot on Tripadvisor's ‘Best Beaches’ list -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | February 26th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Ecotech Cars powered by woodchips: Biographite makes EV batteries sustainable The material will soon be manufactured in the EU and US, reducing dependence on Chinese supplies of graphite. -
Ukraine Can the Ukraine war end with a peace deal? Surveys show Europeans are losing faith in Kyiv’s ability to defeat Moscow's invasion – but some experts claim hopes for a negotiated peace are misguided. -
Israel Palestinian prime minister submits government’s resignation, a move that could open door to reforms A six-week pause in fighting is being negotiated to allow for the release of hostages and prisoners and the delivery of aid into Gaza. -
Brazil 185,000 Bolsonaro supporters stage rally to defend him amid coup investigations The former president denied that he and his supporters attempted a coup when rioters assaulted government buildings a year ago.