4 March 2024 | Euronews
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World News Albania sets up first NATO base in Western Balkans Tirana also offered and was discussing with NATO a naval base in western Albania. -
Europe News India’s unrealistic demands sank WTO agri talks, claims commissioner EU executive blamed India’s hard stance on food stockpiling for lack of breakthrough at World Trade Organisation’s biennial agriculture ministerial. -
Earth News ‘The heart of the problem’: Why hundreds of activists stormed a forever chemical plant in Lyon The Pierre-Bénite plant has been targeted before, as local health concerns grow. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 4th – 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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Earth News Solar panel manufacturers will have to pay for disposal under new EU rules Legislative update follows ruling from the EU Court of Justice related to products marketed before 2012. -
Nature Volcano erupts on Galápagos island where last known 'fantastic giant tortoise' was found Fernanda, a lone female, was discovered on Fernandina in 2019 and is now fated to become an endling. -
Scenes Watch: The eco-innovator weaving natural waste into fabric in India Meet the eco-fashionista from India who is transforming lotus stems into sustainable garments. -
Economy Bogof! No more 'Buy one, get one free': France forbids supermarket mega sales French supermarkets can no longer offer discounts of more than 34% for various personal and household products. The new law aims to protect smaller companies against the might of multinationals' mega sales. But how will it work for consumers? -
Earth News Water restrictions, increased prices and imprisonment: How is Tunisia battling 5 years of drought? Tourist facilities and excessive consumers will be hit hardest by price increases. -
Earth News Indonesia’s multipronged approach to green transition needs European buy-in Only through holistic national strategies, underpinned and underwritten by the international community, we can achieve a truly just and sustainable global green transition. Our European partners are a much-needed friend in that process, Azis Armand writes. -
Israel One foreign worker killed in missile attack on Israel's northern border A missile attack killed one person on Israel's northern border, as attacks in Rafah kill at least 13 and the Arab League Council asks for aid to be sent to Gaza. -
Tech News National governments sceptical about planned overhaul of telecom law The commission's whitepaper, open for consultation until June, is set to be discussed by telecom ministers in April. -
Tech News OpenAI rival Anthropic launches its fastest and most powerful chatbot Claude 3 The company was formed in 2021 by brother and sister Dario and Daniela Amodei, after they left OpenAI. -
Economy Turkish inflation rockets to almost 70%, shattering hopes of a rate pause Inflation in Turkey surged to a 15-month high in February, surpassing expectations and fuelling fears of further rate hikes. -
Travel News From France to the moon: rocket simulator opens in Toulouse The Cité de l'Espace centre is offering visitors the experience of space travel in a rocket and moon lander simulator. -
Culture news Iranian singer Shervin Hajipour sentenced to prison for Mahsa Amini protest anthem Singer Hajipour received a three-year, eight-month sentence on charges of “propaganda against the system” and “encouraging people to protest.” He won a Grammy last year, presented by US first lady Jill Biden, for his song 'Baraye' - "a powerful and poetic call for freedom and women’s rights.” -
Smart Regions ReproUnion: The European reproduction project tasked with tackling infertility Euronews Correspondent Aurora Velez lifts the veil on an EU-funded collaboration, treating and preventing infertility and related diseases. -
Healthcare France's parliament officially approves law to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution Lawmakers voted in a joint session of parliament on Monday to guarantee abortion access by adding a line to the French constitution. -
Markets Bitcoin value climbs above $65,000, one step from all-time record The value of the overall crypto market rose 5% in 24 hours to hit $2.44 trillion. -
Business Mbappé better than Messi and Ronaldo... in number of EU trademarks Mbappé owns seven EU trademarks, including his famous cross-armed pose, in comparison to six apiece for Messi and Ronaldo. -
Europe News Farmers' demands need rational solutions to 'overcome prejudice' against Ukraine - trade envoy Ukraine's trade representative says Polish farmers' grievances must be addressed on a rational, product-by-product basis to avoid unfair prejudice against the war-torn nation. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: In Rome, socialists warned of 'real danger' ahead of the EU elections Rome was more than a stunning background for the Party of European Socialists (PES) as they gathered for their congress ahead of the June elections. -
Lifestyle Paris Fashion Week 2024: Elie Saab, Vivienne Westwood and Issey Miyake hit the catwalk From Elie Saab's homage to Elvis to Vivienne Westwood's avant-garde punk chic, here are some of Paris Fashion Week 2024's most unforgettable moments. -
Culture news Sinéad O’Connor estate demands Donald Trump stop using late artist’s song at campaign rallies Nothing Compares 2 Trump When It Comes To Contaminating Great Songs. -
Economy 35-year mortgages on the rise as UK buyers struggle financially Banks warn of a surge in long-term mortgages as buyers seek to get on the housing ladder. -
Russia German government rejects that ambassador was summoned following leaked tape on supporting Ukraine The German government has denied that their ambassador was summoned to Moscow, but instead that the appointment was planned in advance. -
Culture news The son of Asia’s richest man is getting married - his father paid Rihanna to perform at his party Rihanna, Mark Zuckerberg, Ivanka Trump and Shah Rukh Khan were among the 1,200 VIP guests at Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s son’s prenuptials over the weekend. -
Europe News Apple hit with €1.8 billion EU antitrust fine over music streaming The European Commission started investigating following a complaint by Spotify in 2019. -
Culture news Oscars 2024: Gender-balanced productions stagnate - only 3 Oscar-nominated films get ReFrame stamp The Reframe study states that there has been “no notable increase in the number of films that meet the criteria for the Stamp”, which is awarded to features that hire women or individuals of other underrepresented gender identities/expressions in at least 50% of key roles. -
Economy Claims of eroded democracy threaten Serbia's EU relations and economic growth For the first time in 12 years, since President Aleksandar Vučić's party has been in power in Serbia, official measures approved in Brussels are sending a clear warning to Serbian authorities: there'll be no more EU funding unless allegations of election fraud are thoroughly investigated. -
Space Four new astronauts blast off to International Space Station Three Americans and one Russian astronaut have flown to the International Space Station for a six-month stint. -
Tech News AI deepfake porn videos of underage young people are surging in Greece Hundreds of recent victims have been underage students, according to cyber experts. -
Germany Four dead and 21 injured after fire in German nursing home The cause of the fire, which broke out during the night, is still being investigated. -
Serbia Serbia election to be re-run in Belgrade amid opposition fraud claims Serbia's opposition has accused the ruling party of voter fraud in last December's elections.
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USA Nikki Haley clinches first 2024 victory in Republican primary Haley is currently trailing behind former president Donald Trump in the race to face off against Biden in the 2024 US presidential elections. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News What’s next after Europe’s ‘year of AI’? Realising the economic and social potential presented by AI and maintaining the growth in adoption across Europe means equipping everyone with the right skills so we can all be included in Europe’s digital journey, Tanuja Randery writes. -
Economy Swiss inflation continues to slow down in February Data for the month of February shows inflation is back to its 2021 level, at 1.2%, compared with the same time last year, putting Switzerland on the same path as its European neighbours. -
Culture news ‘Dune: Part Two’ brings spice power to the box office – and memes The funniest 'Dune: Part Two' memes and reactions... -
Travel News Malaysia may restart search for flight MH370 10 years after it disappeared with 239 people onboard An American company has offered to look for the plane on a 'no find, no fee' basis. -
France Seven-year-old migrant girl drowns in France after boat to UK capsizes The boat sunk on the treacherous English Channel crossing route used by migrants hoping to reach Britain, French authorities said Sunday. -
Italy Italy unveils new plan to improve worker safety after construction site disaster Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi reports on how the safety of Italian workers is once again at the centre of government debate. -
Russia Alleged IS militants in Russia's North Caucasus killed in shootout with security services Six alleged members of the Islamic State group were killed in a shoot-out with police in the town of Karabulak in the Russian North Caucasus region of Ingushetia on 2 March, authorites reported. -
Markets OPEC+ oil giants extend oil output cuts amid economic uncertainty Russia is among the countries announcing cut extension, announcing an additional voluntary reduction of 471,000 barrels per day for the second quarter. -
Culture news Eurovision 2024: Israel agrees to change lyrics to its controversial entry ‘October Rain’ Threatened with exclusion, Israel has finally agreed to change its controversial song entry... -
Markets The Week Spotlight: ECB rate decision takes centre stage Euronews Business provides a roundup of what to look out for in the markets this week. -
Gaza 'Immense suffering': US Vice President calls for Gaza ceasefire Kamala Harris said a pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas would "get the hostages out" and a "significant amount of aid in" to the Palestinian enclave. -
Culture news Spotify the difference: Daniel Ek says music streaming service is paying its dues to artists Daniel Ek, co-founder and CEO of Spotify, has hit back at claims the music streaming service doesn’t adequately pay artists. Is it fair to say that not every person that plays an instrument can make a living? Jonny Walfisz investigates. -
Moments Pierogi, goulash, schnitzel: 5 European trains serving tasty regional dishes in their dining cars Many central and eastern European railways offer passengers seasonal menus, local products and reasonable prices in their dining cars. -
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World News From gains to grumbles: Euroscepticism in the Baltic states Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians overwhelmingly support the EU, which has helped usher in an era of freedom and prosperity. But what makes some oppose it?