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Azerbaijan More gas could be on the way for the EU through the Southern Gas Corridor The tenth Southern Gas Corridor and second Green Energy Advisory Council Ministerial Meetings took place in Baku in Azerbaijan -
World News Condemnation of Israel grows over shooting during food aid delivery At least 115 Palestinians were killed and hundreds more wounded, according to the Health Ministry in Gaza. -
Sport Uzbekistan strikes gold on opening day There’s no let up on the IJF world judo tour, as after just one weekend of rest we’re back in Tashkent in the judo mad country of Uzbekistan. -
Culture news Cyndi Lauper joins forces with ABBA Voyage firm for immersive concert experience Lauper plans to create an "immersive theatre piece" reflecting her upbringing in New York and the influential women in her life. -
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Iran Iranian parliament vote, first since 2022 mass protests, sees a low turnout despite government push Officials including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sought to link turnout directly to taking a stand against Iran's enemies. -
Poland Over a dozen injured in Poland after car drove into crowd A car drove into a group of pedestrians at a crossing in Szczecin, injuring at least 19 and including three children. -
World News State of the Union: Macron drives aggressive Ukraine agenda as farmers continue protests EU leaders are diverging in their rhetoric on Ukraine while also trying to placate farmers angry at cheap grain imports. -
USA Biden and Italy's Meloni to hold talks at time of worries about Ukraine, political headwinds at home The leaders' agenda also was expected to cover efforts by the US, Egypt and Qatar to broker an extended ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. -
World News Ukraine war: Russian shelling hits Donetsk region as Peskov criticises US Defence Secretary Intense shelling pummels villages in Donetsk as Peskov calls US Defence Secretary Austin's statement "irresponsible." -
Euronews Witness Inside Marseille’s deadly drug wars: Why are youths killing youths? Forty-nine people were killed in drug-related shoot-outs between rival gangs in Marseille in 2023 - and the killing is ongoing. Is the situation in the French port city spiralling out of control? Euronews Witness heads south to find out. -
Earth News Zambia declares national emergency as drought devastates food and electricity supply Fresh from a deadly cholera outbreak, 84 of the country’s 116 districts are affected by the prolonged drought. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news More than one billion people globally are now living with obesity, according to a new study Obesity rates have increased dramatically among children, teenagers, and adults, with more than one billion people in the world now affected. -
Destinations From Amsterdam to Vilnius: The European cities with the most and least frequent cyclists The number of cyclists across European cities has been released: Why are the figures so low? -
Earth News Belgian Presidency seals withdrawal fix from Energy Charter Treaty EU executive proposal seeks to establish member states' positions on modernising the treaty at Energy Charter Conference. -
Business Swiss bank chief Thomas Jordan to step down after more than a decade The longest-serving major central bank governor will step down after a 12-year stint with the SNB. -
France French farmers stop traffic on the Champs-Élysées, while Polish farmers block road to Lithuania European Farmers are protesting against national and EU farming rules. -
Ecotech Clean energy tech slowed down growth of global carbon emissions in 2023, IEA says Though energy demand increased, clean energy tech helped the world to avoid using more fossil fuels last year. -
Ukraine Ukraine war in maps: Kyiv fears Russian advances in summer should it not get more ammunition Western hesitancy to resupply Ukrainian Armed Forces has become an urgent concern. -
Tech News Green MEPs ask EU to look into ethics of Mistral AI’s Microsoft partnership Mistral AI’s new partnership with Microsoft has raised questions about the role of Big Tech in Europe. -
Lifestyle Holiday On Ice: World’s biggest ice show courts new audiences in France for 80th anniversary It’s dramatic. It’s camp. It aims to breathe new life into an 80-year-old ice skating show. Here’s what we thought of Holiday On Ice’s latest show ‘Aurore (A New Day)', currently touring in France. -
Economy Italy’s GDP inches higher but deficit comes in far worse than forecast Italy records marginally positive GDP results yet its deficit for 2023 drastically overshoots expectations. -
Business Zara to reopen stores in war-torn Ukraine The Spanish retail giant is reportedly preparing to reopen more than half of its shops in the country, which is still under attack by Russia. -
Earth News ROUNDUP: Key environment votes in parliament Laws designed to reduce shipping waste disposals, restore ecosystems, increase accountability for polluters and to reinforce transparency in the wholesale energy market passed the European Parliament's 25-28 February plenary in Strasbourg. All legislative files have been forwarded to the EU Council. -
Culture news Banksy, Haring, and Bentley: Elton John's personal collection auction rakes in over €19 million Standout pieces included Banksy's Triptych, a Keith Haring artwork, and John's cherished Bentley Continental, while his photography collection and wristwatches also drew significant attention. -
Culture news Acclaimed Italian director Paolo Taviani dies aged 92 The filmmaker, who won the Palme d’Or for 1977’s 'Padre Padrone' and the Golden Bear for for 2012’s 'Caesar Must Die', was a towering cinematic presence for more than three decades. -
Home MWC 2024: We could soon relive our happiest memories through multi-sensory XR thanks to 6G According to Japanese telecoms company NTT, 6G will let us recreate multi-sense experiences and memories across the world. We spoke to them about the development of 'Feel Tech' and the future of XR -
Business Big oil rewards execs for increasing production despite climate pledges Companies with some of the most ambitious climate policies are among the worst offenders, finds a new report. -
Economy European farmers are key to global food security — and they need help One bad season in one crop or seed should not yield such stress on European farmers. They are key to our European and global food security. The time to support them is now, Charles Miller writes. -
World News Hungary set to implement strictest immigration law in EU Hungary's new immigration measures, which were decided on January 1st but will come into effect this Friday, will be the strictest in the European Union. -
World News EU to continue funding UNRWA as it probes alleged staff involvement in Oct 7 attacks The European Commission will continue to fund the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) as probes continue into the alleged involvement of 12 staff members in Hamas’ October 7 attacks on Israel. -
Tech News Ireland's new police facial recognition bill has 'fundamental defects,' experts say Ireland wants facial recognition technology to be used by their police force. Euronews Next takes a look at what they’re considering. -
Europe News Euronews full force at era-defining European elections Europe's foremost media to deploy full force, teams in national capitals, innovative formats on watershed European Parliament elections -
Culture news 'Slave Play' playwright defends Black-only theatre nights after Downing Street expresses concern The UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says the idea is 'concerning' but the proposed Black Out theatre nights aren’t breaking the law. The theatre is simply aiming the nights at a Black audience, instead of actively precluding other potential customers from coming, writes Jonny Walfisz. -
Health news COVID may impact your cognitive abilities a year or more after infection, study finds A new study found that COVID-19 is linked to persistent cognitive deficits, emphasising the need for ongoing research. -
Economy UK house prices climb for first time in a year as buyers return to market House prices in the UK have risen year-on-year for the first time in 13 months, signalling a recovery after last year’s property slump. -
Tech News Facebook to close its news tabs in the US and Australia and will focus on short-form video Meta said the move is due to falling user interest and that it will focus on short-form video. -
Spain Family of giant pandas return to China from Spain Loaned pandas around the world have been returning to China in an attempt to ramp up the breeding of the endangered species. -
Culture news Irish author Sally Rooney reveals new novel 'Intermezzo' will be out in September Sally Rooney returns with ‘Intermezzo’ a story of brothers and lovers, of familial and romantic intimacies, of relationships that don’t quite fit the conventional structures, according to her publisher. -
Culture news 'It was an absolute mess': Actor speaks out about viral Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow An actor from the now-infamous Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow, which led to disappointed children and police intervention, has shared some behind-the-scenes scoop on the ordeal. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Eurozone inflation cools, but not as much as expected Falling inflation figures from the Eurozone and its biggest economies will come as a relief to the ECB, which makes its next interest rate decision next week. -
Thailand US and South Korea join Thailand in massive military exercise Drills in east and southeast Asia are designed to demonstrate readiness against any future Chinese aggression. -
Europe News New EU rules to stop illegal short-term rentals are a welcome change The regulation is a promising step forward in achieving a balanced ecosystem for short-term rentals, serving the interests of both the public and visitors in our cities, Famke Halsema writes. -
Health news Officials investigate rare nervous system disorder in older adults who got RSV vaccine Officials are investigating a rare nervous system disorder in older adults who received the RSV vaccine. -
Germany Scheessel shooting: Four dead including child, German soldier arrested after shots fired Four people - including a child - have died in two shootings in northern Germany today, with one soldier arrested in connection with the attack. It is not clear if the shootings are related at this time. -
Bangladesh Fire at shopping centre in Bangladesh capital kills at least 43 Authorities are still trying to establish a full death count and return identified bodies to the victims' families. -
France Strasbourg 2018 Christmas market attack trial begins in Paris Four men have gone on trial for their alleged involvement in the deadly Strasbourg Christmas market attack in December 2018. -
Health news Zyn nicotine pouches are all over TikTok, sparking debate among politicians and health experts Zyn nicotine pouches are all over TikTok and sparking a debate among politicians and health experts. -
Culture news UK's oldest working cinema, The Electric Cinema in Birmingham, closes its doors "The UK is losing its cultural hubs to gentrification right before our eyes." -
Earth News Sicily declares state of emergency amid worst drought in almost 20 years Severe lack of rain and poor maintenance of irrigation facilities have led to water rationing affecting more than 800,000 citizens. -
Albania Western Balkans leaders pledge to speed up reforms for EU growth plan The leaders of Western Balkan countries agreed Thursday to speed up regional cooperation to benefit more from a new European Union plan of financial aid that will help provide a faster road to membership. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Dune: Part Two' - a bombastic sequel in need of closure Has Dennis Villeneuve dune it again? Mostly. -
Russia Navalny laid to rest in Moscow cemetery as hundreds gather Alexei Navalny's allies say his coffin was lowered into the ground on Friday after a funeral attended by hundreds of supporters. -
Economy Millennials set to become 'richest generation in history' Millennials could stand to inherit trillions worth of property and property assets passed down by ancestors in the next 20 years. -
Food and Drink Romanian pharmacy museum reveals secret recipe of 200-year-old magic love potion The Pharmacy Museum in Cluj Napoca, Romania, is offering guided sessions on crafting an enchanting love potion for its visitors. -
Economy UK: Why next week's spring Budget is set to be underwhelming UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will outline his spring Budget next Wednesday. Here's what we know so far. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy Where does the middle class pay the highest and lowest tax in Europe? The tax burden on the middle class differs across the EU, as well as across the different income segments.