7 March 2024 | Euronews
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Gaza Negotiations for ceasefire and release of more Israeli hostages on hold As Palestinians lay to rest 43 bodies returned by Israeli authorities to Rafah in a mass grave, negotiations for a ceasefire and the release of more Israeli hostages are suspended until next week, ending hopes for a truce before Ramadan. -
Sweden Sweden officially joins NATO, ending decades of neutrality Sweden's membership in the alliance comes as security concerns have heightened in Europe following the Ukraine war. -
Ireland The role of women and marriage soon to be amended in the Irish Constitution? Two referendums are suggesting to amend the Irish Constitution to redefine the term of "the family" and the role of women within it. Irish citizens are called to the polls on the 8th of March, International Women's Rights Day. -
Europe Decoded Who is Keir Starmer, the next UK Prime Minister? The 61-year-old lawyer turned Labour politician has brought the party to victory in Westminster. -
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Football Now The rise of celebrity investors into football Over the past decade, celebrities have invested heavily into football, building a new attraction and audience towards the sport. -
Moments New to taking a sleeper train? Here’s the best way to book tickets and plan your journey How to plan your sleeper train adventure - from researching to when to book. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Nutrition How do we unwrap people's perceptions of ultra-processed foods? Providing consumers with information on how they can incorporate ultra-processed foods into a balanced diet and whether processing level correlates to healthiness, Klaus Grunert writes. -
Tech News EU Digital Markets Act: Here are the changes tech companies are implementing to comply with new law European consumers can now choose their default browser and buy apps outside the Apple app store. -
Portugal Over nine million Portuguese to take to the polls on Sunday to vote in early legislative elections More than nine million Portuguese are expected to go to the polls next Sunday to vote in early legislative elections. Voting began with almost 1.6 million Portuguese voters living abroad and asked to exercise their right to vote by mail. -
Economy Market enthusiasm on rate cuts meets Lagarde's prudence: Who holds the key? ECB President Christine Lagarde emphasises caution on rate cuts after the central bank kept interest rates at record high on Thursday. -
Europe News "A message of stability in times of uncertainty": EPP's Manfred Weber primed for EU elections With under 100 days to go before Europe votes in the EU elections, Euronews caught up with EPP President, Manfred Weber, about war in Europe and the economic challenges posed by China. -
Europe News Europe in 'great danger', former European Commission President Barroso tells Euronews In the run-up to the EU elections, former European Commission President José Manuel Barroso gave Euronews his thoughts on the green transition and the need to be competitive when it comes to technology. -
Earth News Norway agrees to compensate Indigenous people over land for Europe's largest onshore wind farm The wind farm fought against by Greta Thunberg will keep operating with compensation paid to Sami reindeer herders. -
Business Dutch government tries to stop ASML from moving out The Netherlands is increasingly tightening its anti-migrant position. That could push out its largest company, ASML, because of its high dependence on foreign talent. -
World News Is 'destination duping' Europe's hottest new travel trend? Visitor figures in numerous popular destinations have rebounded to pre-pandemic levels. With the world leaping from crisis to crisis, travellers are desperate to get away and are ready to pay higher prices for hotspots. But there are cheaper solutions, as Euronews found out at the ITB in Berlin. -
Lifestyle Inside the historic Rome atelier responsible for 17 Oscar wins for costume design Tirelli tailoring house, founded in Rome in 1964, has contributed to 17 Oscar wins for Best Costume Design, including notable films like 'Casanova', 'The English Patient', and 'Titanic'. -
Egypt Israel-Hamas war: Hopes dim for truce before Ramadan, Gazans still starving All the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war and the conflict in the Middle East. -
Economy Ireland's house prices set to keep rising as shortages hit home Ireland is currently facing a housing crisis due to decreasing investment and a rising population. -
Cult Classic Piano International competition sees 70 virtuosos showcase their talents The Classic Piano International competition brings together the world's most promising and talented pianists, each vying for a share of the overall prize money, totalling €250,000. We find out who the winner of this two-year-long journey is, as the final plays out in Dubai. -
Tech News US Congressional committee unanimous in first TikTok ban legislation vote Members of a US congressional committee voted 50-0 in an initial vote on legislation that would force ByteDance to divest TikTok. -
Europe News This is how to save the European Green Deal To keep up with its climate ambitions, five priority areas must urgently be put at the forefront of the European green agenda, World Economic Forum's Marushia Gislén and Emmy van Enk write. -
Tech News From message editing to disabling the read receipts: Meta is rolling out new features on Instagram You can now edit your messages and remove the read receipts thanks to Instagram's new features. -
Business First post-pandemic dividend for Lufthansa as airline sees profits soar Europe's biggest airline says 2023 provided the third-best financial result in the history of the group. -
Tech News This AI malware worm can steal private data and send spam emails without you ever having to click Researchers have created an artificial intelligence (AI) worm that can infiltrate your emails and access data without you ever needing to click. -
Economy ECB keeps rates at a record: Inflation expected to hit 2% by 2025 The ECB kept its benchmark interest rates on hold in March, noting a further decline in inflation. Price pressures are now expected to reach the 2% target by 2025. -
Germany Millions of travellers stuck as transport union members strike again in Germany Rail and air workers' unions are threatening to resort to even more disruptive striking tactics in the future. -
Germany Increase in antisemitic vandalism at Holocaust sites in Germany Anti-Nazi campaigners in Germany are monitoring rising antisemitic activity at Holocaust memorials. -
Sudan WFO: Sudan's war risks creating 'world's largest hunger crisis' Fighting between the country's military and paramilitary groups has the potential to trigger a devastating famine. -
Nature Scientists spot ‘incredibly rare’ gray whale extinct in the Atlantic Ocean for 200 years This marine animal was almost hunted to extinction during the era of commercial whaling. -
Yemen First fatal attack by Houthis kills three in Red Sea The attack by Houthi rebels against a civilian merchant ship came as the White House threatened a counter-attack. -
Health news Experts warning of 'troubling surge' in STDs in Europe amid push for better sex health There has been a significant increase in sexually transmitted infections in European countries, particularly gonorrhoea, syphilis, and chlamydia. -
Culture news Nuits de Fourvière: PJ Harvey, Patti Smith, LCD Soundsystem and AIR for a banner 2024 edition PJ Harvey, Patti Smith, LCD Soundsystem, AIR, Justice, Nile Rodgers and Idles all set the stage for what promises to be an edition for the books. -
Earth News Deregulating green policies jeopardises Europe's competitiveness Of course, more needs to be done to promote European industry. But retreating from the vision of the Green Deal is not the answer, Mats Engström writes. -
Europe News Europe's centre-right party clears path for von der Leyen’s re-election, despite some objection The European People’s Party (EPP) on Thursday confirmed Ursula von der Leyen as its lead candidate for June’s European elections, clearing the path for her second term at the European Commission’s helm. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Hype over hit: Brussels pensions plan is not working Two years after the new law took effect, the much-heralded pan-European pensions product has only one provider, in just four member states. -
Haiti Haitian politicians seek new alliances as country remains paralysed Politicians in Haiti are attempting to form a coalition government to lift the country out of widespread gang violence -
Culture news Prosecutors abruptly drop charges in Eagles' hit 'Hotel California' stolen lyrics case Prosecutors have dismissed charges against three men accused of conspiring to sell original handwritten lyrics for the well-known Eagles' song 'Hotel California.' -
World News IAEA chief Grossi meets Putin in Sochi to discuss nuclear safety The UN's nuclear watchdog sought a “professional and frank” discussion about Ukraine's nuclear safety with Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
Earth News Eurelectric chief says data harmony is missing link to electric car future - interview As carmakers gathered for Autoworld in Brussels this week (6-7 March) transport and energy industry leaders are mulling regulatory affairs, including how to break deadlocks over data to smooth the path for electric vehicles (EVs) to reach European mass market adoption. -
Economy ECB likely to keep interest rates at record highs at March meeting The ECB has been vocal about the need for more conclusive evidence of declining inflation and cooling labour markets, before cutting rates. -
Tech News IAB Europe’s advertising bidding model uses personal data, EU court rules After clarification from Luxembourg, the Belgian Court of Appeal will now rule on the case. -
Culture news Bad Seeds rejoice - Nick Cave announces ‘deeply and joyously infectious’ new album ‘Wild God’ A new album. A series adaptation of Nick Cave's second novel. And three major album anniversaries for the Bad Seeds. Here's why 2024 is a big year for fans of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. -
Czech Republic Czech parliament toughens gun laws after December mass shooting New legislation will increase the frequency of medical checks for gun owners and require businesses to report suspicious purchases. -
Tech News Court ruling casts doubt on bloc’s standards bodies' funding A landmark ruling by the EU’s top court could put a brake on lucrative business for private standardisation entities across Europe. -
Poland Poland sees its most violent farmers' protest yet as anger grows across Europe Numerous EU countries have seen furious protests against the bloc's agricultural policies and the effect of Ukrainian grain imports. -
Tech News Ex-Google engineer charged with stealing AI tech while secretly working for companies in China The engineer resigned from Google in December, appearing at a conference in Beijing three days later representing a Chinese company. -
Earth News Austria, Denmark, Lithuania: Which EU countries have committed to decarbonise power by 2035? Consensus is building around 2035 as the critical date for eliminating fossil fuels from Europe's power system. -
Culture news 'Rust' armourer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed found guilty over fatal on set shooting 'Rust' weapons supervisor Hannah Gutierrez-Reed has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins by Alec Baldwin on the movie set. -
Health news 'If I miss a dose I have trouble breathing': Anti-anxiety drug Pregabalin causes concern in the UK The anti-anxiety drug has been linked to fatalities in the UK, leading people taking the drug to come forward about their debilitating side effects. -
Climate February breaks temperature records for the 9th month in a row: Why has this winter been so warm? Globally, December, January and February came in at 0.78C above average. But the last three months are part of a much bigger climate change picture. -
Culture Series Cowboys, drag queens and circus folk: Jane Hilton on photographing the misfits of America Hilton's latest project, 'LA GUN CLUB,' currently being displayed at the Palo Gallery in New York City, explores American gun culture through 'shot up' target posters. -
Culture news New Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam aims to tell full story of persecution of Dutch Jews A new Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam aims to tell the full story of the persecution of Dutch Jews during World War II. -
Business AI will work best with humanity, suggests NYU professor People who can find a way to complement AI with their unique human skills and traits may have an edge over people who steer clear of AI altogether, according to NYU professor Arun Sundararanjan. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 7th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Ukraine's accession could cost €136 billion to the EU budget, new report estimates Ukraine's potential accession into the European Union could have an impact of between €110 billion and €136 billion on the bloc's seven-year budget, according to a new report by the Bruegel think tank. -
Destinations From Amsterdam to Istanbul: Here’s where to head in Europe this Easter As the Easter holidays fast approach, travel company Expedia has the inside scoop on the most popular trips to take this spring.