6 March 2024 | Euronews
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World News Explosions hit Odesa as Zelenskyy meets with Greek prime minister Explosions were heard in the port of Odesa as the Ukrainian president met with Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the Black Sea port city on Wednesday. -
World News An estimated half a million people in Gaza are facing famine Nearly five months of Israel's prolonged conflict in Gaza, has left much of the Palestinian territory in ruins, leading to a deepening humanitarian crisis. -
World News War in Ukraine: The army says it has destroyed Russian drones The Ukrainian army has announced that it has shot down 38 of the 42 drones launched by the Russian army over several regions of its territory. -
Culture news Horror, humour, music and more: Is Fantasporto the ultimate film festival? The 44th edition of the Porto International Film Festival has a varied selection for all tastes, with around 100 films on show at the Batalha Cinema Centre. -
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Poland Poland experiences increase in DDoS attacks from Russia According to the Polish Cyber Defence Army, Poland is receiving a high number of DDoS attacks that originate from Russia. -
World News Outrage in Spain over suggestion of earlier closing times for restaurants Spain's Minister of Labour, Yolanda Díaz, suggested earlier closing times for restaurants sparking widespread outrage. Díaz said the current timings are out of step with the rest of Europe. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 6th – 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 Lawmakers at odds over agreed single transport emission tally MEPs are split over how transport companies should calculate their greenhouse gas emissions, having agreed that there should be a single formula for doing so. -
Culture news Make Nukes History: Stars sign open letter before predicted 'Oppenheimer' win at Oscars this weekend Several celebrities, including J Robert Oppenheimer’s grandson, have signed an open letter pleading for nuclear disarmament, days before Christopher Nolan’s epic 'Oppenheimer' is expected to sweep up at the Oscars. -
Economy UK Spring Budget: Chancellor cuts taxes as election looms Jeremy Hunt, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, has presented the Budget for his economic strategy - here are the key takeaways. -
Space Astronomers spot oldest ‘dead’ galaxy that stopped forming stars 700 million years after Big Bang Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have made a new observation of what they say is the oldest galaxy seen to have stopped forming stars. -
USA Haley pulls out of presidential race, leaving Trump only major Republican candidate In a short speech outside her home in South Carolina, the Republican politician wished Donald Trump well but declined to endorse his presidential campaign. -
Culture news Oscars 2024: Ranking this year's European contenders Which European films were nominated for the Oscars this year? Which ones should you watch? And where? All is answered... -
Nature Bloc expert group to stop plant pests crossing borders Lawmakers revising EU plant health framework agree to create emergency team to tackle import of foreign pests. -
Euronews Tech Talks Q&A: What's with all the hype about hydrogen in Europe? | Euronews Tech Talks Podcast Will hydrogen become the new petrol? Does it pollute? How much does it cost? To answer these questions, we talk to Rosalinde van der Vlies, the Director of Clean Planet in DG Research and Innovation at the European Commission. -
Food and Drink Brewing success: Can coffee help you predict Oscar winners? A company has used the presence of coffee on screen to forecast the winner of the 2024 Best Picture. Are they onto something un-frapp-ing believable, or is there trouble brewing? -
Sci-Tech MWC2024: Artificial intelligence reshapes smartphone user experience Artificial intelligence is taking centre stage at this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Phone manufacturers are bringing this revolution to their devices with a whole new range of personalised features that push the boundaries of the consumer experience. -
Want a job for the future? Think cybersecurity Europe's cybersecurity market size is estimated to grow by over 10 per cent by 2029. -
Qatar 365 Women in Qatar leading the change in digital innovation, sustainability and fashion Meet the women in Qatar determined to break glass ceilings and inspiring others to do the same. Whether it’s in science and technology, entrepreneurship or fashion, a diverse group of women are thinking out of the box to empower the people and communities around them. -
Lifestyle Paris Fashion Week: Louis Vuitton and Valentino unveil spectacular collections Valentino presented a chic ode to black, blending modern flair with nostalgic touches, while Louis Vuitton celebrated Nicolas Ghesquière's 10th anniversary with a stunning retrospective. -
Real Economy How can childcare help Ukrainian mothers integrate into their host country? Daycare centres or 'spynkas' in Poland have proven to be a must-have for Ukrainian women who have fled their country with their children. Thanks to these services, they can learn the local language and seek employment. -
Culture news Brigitte Macron’s daughter publishes first novel, addresses mean comments about her mother Tiphaine Auzière, a 40-year-old lawyer and stepdaughter to French President Emmanuel Macron, has published her first novel, “Assises,” addressing domestic violence and the law. -
Tech News Delay, depress, destroy: How tech corporations subvert the EU's new digital laws When the DSA and DMA were passed in 2022, major tech industry associations praised the new laws as significant achievements. It is time for Big Tech corporations to stop pouting and live up to their responsibility, Jan Penfrat writes. -
Sport Spanish prosecutors accuse Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti of tax fraud If found guilty, the sitting coach could face years in jail. -
Culture news Super Tuesday spinoff: Which US celebrity should be president? Euronews Culture goes on the campaign trail with our handpicked selection of who could (and should) be the US' future celebrity president. -
Europe News French conservatives blast von der Leyen's 'technocratic drift,' oppose re-election bid Ahead of the congress of the European People's Party (EPP), the French delegation has come strongly against the re-election bid of Ursula von der Leyen, denouncing her as "the candidate of Mr Macron and not the right." -
Markets ECB staff push back against 'authoritarian' climate views Aggrieved employees claim the organisation's green stance undermines principles of diversity and inclusion. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 6th – Midday 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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Culture news Paris Olympics poster: Why are French conservatives using the 'Wokism' card? French conservatives have attacked the official Paris Olympics poster for removing a cross from the site of Napoleon’s tomb. Have they got nothing better to do? -
Europe News Exclusive: Governments mull last-chance bid for stripped-down corporate diligence law A new draft circulated to Member States seeks to rescue landmark sustainability legislation as elections loom. -
Healthcare Catalonia becomes the latest place in Europe to offer free and reusable period products Pharmacies in the Spanish region are giving out one menstrual cup, one pair of underwear for periods, and two packages of cloth pads free of charge. -
World News Trump and Biden prepare for 2020 rematch after Super Tuesday Both candidates are expected to sew up their nominations by the start of next month. -
Economy Where in Europe have property prices increased the most since 2015? Hungarian house prices have climbed by more than 166% since 2015, but there's a country with an even more eyewatering increase. -
Europe News From migration crackdown to Green Deal overhaul: Key takeaways from the EPP manifesto The centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) - which is topping the polls ahead of June’s European elections - is set to approve its manifesto on Wednesday as it kicks off its electoral campaign in Bucharest. -
Tech News OpenAI hits back at Elon Musk’s lawsuit and says he wanted full control of ChatGPT maker Musk’s lawsuit alleges OpenAI abandoned its original plans to be an open-source AI company that was for the good of humanity. -
Health news German man who got COVID vaccines 217 times had 'no noticeable side effects' Doctors report a man from Germany has been vaccinated 217 against the COVID virus with no negative medical symptoms. -
Healthcare Alabama lawmakers advance legislation to protect IVF providers after frozen embryo ruling A court ruling stating that frozen embryos are children caused chaos in Alabama as it forced IVF providers to put their services on pause. -
France For Belarus, the path towards Europe runs through Strasbourg The fight against autocracy is Europe’s main challenge today. We must defend the values that define us, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya and Marija Pejčinović Burić write. -
Tech News Lawmakers and capitals back cyber hubs to detect large security incidents The rules add to cybersecurity measures already in place, such as the Network Information Systems (NIS2) directive. -
USA Trump and Biden romp to victory in Super Tuesday primaries The wider electorate's deep misgivings about both candidates are doing nothing to head off the prospect of a 2020 election rematch. -
Tech News Meta asks judge to dismiss shareholder suit alleging failure to address human trafficking The lawsuit alleges Meta's executives failed to address human trafficking on their social media platforms. -
Business Starbucks Middle East fires 2,000 workers amid Israel-Hamas war boycott “As a result of the continually challenging trading conditions over the last six months, we have taken the sad and very difficult decision to reduce the number of colleagues in our Starbucks MENA stores,” the company said. -
Culture news UK ban on 'overly sexualised' Calvin Klein advert featuring musician FKA twigs overturned The Calvin Klein ad featuring singer FKA twigs received two complaints and was banned in January. Now, the UK’s Advertising Standards Authority has said the image was not sexually explicit. -
Art Meet Nathan Sawaya: The former-lawyer who became the world's most famous LEGO artist 'The Art of the Brick' exhibition, which immerses guests in the wonderful and colourful world of artist Nathan Sawaya, is running at London’s Brick Lane until 12 May 2024. -
Food and Drink Meet the Scottish chocolatier making vegan film-themed chocolates for the Oscars The Oscars are like a box of chocolates for Scottish chocolatier Fiona McArthur, who was chosen to make film-themed chocolates for this year's Academy Awards. -
Gaza Gaza ceasefire talks fail days before Ramadan Hamas refuses to release hostages unless Israel halts its offensive, a demand Tel Aviv rejects, vowing to persist with the conflict until Hamas is dismantled. -
Economy Going Solo: How singles get hit the worst in a cost of living crisis From housing to travel costs, singles regularly see higher costs than their coupled-up counterparts, which could get worse due to the current cost of living crisis. -
Economy Oil and gas giants see profits fall back after bumper 2022 The only company on the list with better full-year results than in 2022 was French Total Energies, which in February reported the highest net profit of its history for 2023. -
Health news Scientists create 'mini-organs' for the first time from human stem cells taken from wombs Taking cells from amniotic fluid gets around regulations about taking stem cells directly from foetal tissue. -
Travel News Sustainable safaris and off-grid coastal cafes: Meet the women trailblazing greener ways to travel As part of our IWD coverage, Euronews Travel spoke to a number of women working in travel who are determined to make a difference in the industry. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News The UN is investigating the environmental impact of the war in Gaza. Here’s what it says so far Human remains, asbestos and unexploded munitions: there will be huge challenges to conducting field-based assessment work in Gaza. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: ICC seeks Russian officers, Ukrainian drones sink Russian warship, nuclear safety talks All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. -
Germany Germany's Olaf Scholz has become a major problem for Ukraine Between leaked recordings, loose-lipped press conferences and confused policy, the German chancellor is in serious trouble.