11 March 2024 | Euronews
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World News Portugal's election leaves the nation in a state of uncertainty regarding its future Portugal's election outcome leaves the nation in a state of uncertainty regarding its future, while simultaneously boosting the morale of the radical right across Europe. -
Spain The EU marks its 20th remembrance day for victims of terrorism Monday, marked the 20th European Remembrance Day for Victims of Terrorism, hosted in Madrid, Spain. Commemorating the 20th anniversary of the most significant terrorist attack experienced in the European Union. -
Focus EU gas diversification and Azerbaijan's green energy commitment on agenda at Baku meetings The ministerial meetings in Baku included discussions on plans for offshore wind farms in the Caspian Sea and participation in global methane emissions reduction efforts. -
Healthcare France could legalise assisted dying under strict conditions with new 'aid in dying' law Emmanuel Macron has announced new legislation to legalise "aid in dying" that will allow adults facing end-of-life illness to take lethal medication. -
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Sweden Climate activists alongside Greta Thunberg block the Swedish parliament Climate activists, alongside Greta Thunberg, demonstrated in front of the Swedish parliament by blocking entrances, urging for radical changes to address the climate crises. -
Climate Truffle hunters vs winemakers: Climate change is making Italy’s esteemed producers compete for land White Alba truffles and Piedmont red wines typically pair well together. But rising temperatures are creating a rift in the region. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Deal on platform workers, after previous agreement fell apart The agreed text strikes a balance between respecting national labour law and ensuring minimum standards of protection, the council said. -
Tech News Donald Trump calls Meta's Facebook 'enemy of the people' as he reverses his stance on a TikTok ban Last week, US president Joe Biden said he would sign legislation that gives China's ByteDance around six months to divest TikTok. -
Scenes Watch: Qatar's medicine man healing his valuable patients Nasser Muftah is the visionary behind Oryx Falcon Veterinarian. The renowned falcon specialist turned his passion for animals into a thriving business. -
Mobility MH370 10 years on: Could a renewed search using new tech solve the mystery of its disappearance? Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared on March 8, 2014, prompting an unsuccessful search for answers. The mystery of its fate endures. -
Food and Drink French study suggests one in five young people can't recognise a zucchini According to a new study, one in five young people (aged 15 to 24) are unable to identify a zucchini in a photo, with 18% seeing it as a cucumber and 2% as an aubergine. The report also suggests a significant number of young people have difficulty maintaining a healthy, balanced diet. -
Earth News ‘Disgusting’: How Marseille residents are fighting for a cleaner city Rome, Palermo and Marseille are the three dirtiest cities in Europe, according to a report from the European Commission. -
Europe News German MP Strack-Zimmermann set to lead Liberals in EU elections German politician and defence veteran Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann is set to join the race to head the EU executive, after she was fielded to be the lead candidate of Europe's Liberal party (ALDE) in June's ballot. -
Europe News Stoltenberg 'confident' US will remain a committed NATO ally after presidential election NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is "confident" the US will stay committed to the military alliance after November's presidential election, despite Republican frontrunner Donald Trump's threat to allies. -
Ukraine Moscow 'to falsify' votes in occupied Ukrainian regions ISW continues to assess that the Kremlin and Russia-installed occupation officials intend to falsify votes in support of Russian President Vladimir Putin and fabricate a large voter turnout in an attempt to legitimize Russia’s occupation of Ukraine to the international community. -
Earth News New anti-emissions rules risk spread of PFAS, claims NGO Alternatives to toxic chemicals are already available but need to see a greater market uptake. -
World News Ship bringing food aid to Gaza still waiting in Cyprus The ship carries 200 tonnes of rice and flour which should offer immediate relief to civilians in Gaza struggling with growing hunger. -
Business Reddit set to go public: Shares from $31 expected this month Social media company Reddit is expected to become public this month. The San Francisco-based company said on Monday it is looking to raise almost $750 million (€686 million) in an initial public offering of its common stock. -
Mobility Successful test flight of unmanned aircraft in the US brings the hypersonic era closer Carried aloft by the massive six-engine carrier aircraft Roc, Stratolaunch's Talon test craft reached speeds of Mach 5, five times the speed of sound. -
Ukraine Two years on, can we truly afford to forget Ukraine? The time for action is now: in the US, the bill to support Ukraine must pass the House, while Europe must ramp up its support to help Kyiv deal with a tough year, Ross Burley writes. -
Travel News Germany strikes: Flight and train cancellations to cause travel chaos as transport unions walk out Airport and rail workers have announced walkouts, just days after similar strikes caused disruption across Germany. -
Business Zara owner under pressure to publish supply chain details Unlike other major retailers, Inditex doesn't share the names of its suppliers - a stance that makes investors nervous. -
Earth News Oslo defends seabed mining plans amid concerns over environmental impact Norway has declared its full support for a UN treaty to protect marine biodiversity in the high seas, despite drawing fire over plans to open up swathes of its own territorial waters to exploration for critical raw materials, potentially a step towards granting seabed mining concessions. -
Business French firm Carrefour taken to court over 'illegal practices' claim The CFDT union believes the French multinational retail company is indulging in "illegal practices" in connection with its franchised stores. -
Culture news Everything we know so far about the confirmed Super Mario Bros. Movie sequel With the recent revelation of a live-action Legend of Zelda film in November, Nintendo enthusiasts can now look forward to not one but two confirmed movie adaptations based on the gaming giant's beloved franchises. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Lifestyle Oscars 2024: The best (and the least) dressed celebrities From the stunning gowns of Emma Stone, Florence Pugh and Da'Vine Joy Randolph, to a certain someone wearing nothing more than an envelope, this year's Oscars showcased some unforgettable looks. -
Spain Two decades after the Madrid train bombings, violent extremism is far from over As we reflect on the lessons learned in the past two decades, it is clear that there are no easy solutions or quick fixes to the threat posed by Islamist terrorism, Dr Hans-Jakob Schindler writes. -
Tech News European Commission ordered to bring Microsoft 365 use in line with EU data rules The commission will have to demonstrate compliance with the orders by 9 December 2024. -
Earth News European leaders ‘outpaced’ by increasing risk from climate change, environment watchdog warns The situation is already critical as climate change leads to increasingly frequent and severe flooding, drought and rising sea levels. Without urgent action by governments and EU leaders the impact is likely to become 'catastrophic' over the coming years, the European Environment Agency warns. -
Economy Doom Spending: Why does it happen and how can you curb it? Doom spending may be a coping mechanism to deal with anxieties about personal finances and the wider economic situation but it may be bad for your health. -
United Kingdom Kate Middleton admits editing photograph after it was retracted The Princess of Wales posted an apology after the picture she posted on Mother's Day was pulled by agencies. -
Business Europe’s arms imports nearly double, France overtakes Russia as world’s second-largest exporter Much of the growth in arms imports by European countries between 2019 and 2023 is due to the massive transfers of weapons to Ukraine in 2022 and 2023, according to a recent study. -
World News Three dead as storms batter France Three people have died and four remain missing as storm Monica hits Gard in south eastern France. -
Economy India and EFTA sign $100 billion free trade deal India and EFTA now need to ratify the agreement before it can come online, with Switzerland planning to do so by next year. -
World News Holy month of Ramadan starts for Muslims in Middle East in the midst of war Muslims gathered at the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem on Sunday to celebrate the start of Ramadan. While the mosque has been flashpoint for the escalation of Israeli-Palestinian violence, Tel Aviv assured they would not restrict worshiping in the site. -
Tech News Apple made big App Store changes due to new EU rules. Are iPhones more vulnerable to hacking now? Apple is making big App Store changes in Europe over new EU rules. Could it mean iPhones will be more vulnerable to hacking? -
Hungary Hungary inaugurates new head of state Tamas Sulyok has been inaugurated as Hungary's new president after his predecessor stepped down following a child abuse scandal. -
Spain Remembering Europe's worst jihadist attack 20 years on The 11-M attacks in Madrid in 2004 were the first major blow of Islamic terrorism on European soil. -
Ukraine Italian NGO helps re-home Ukrainian refugees Nearly 900 Ukrainians from Lviv have found temporary accommodation in Italy. -
Economy Cash no longer king - how Britain makes a mint from cards The Treasury is making a mint from Britain's increasingly cash-free society. -
The Big Question ‘Don’t listen to your gut’: How is ‘noise’ and bias making you a bad boss? Leading business strategist Olivier Sibony explains the science behind reducing error and how to make good business decisions. -
Destinations Get a taste of local life in the Maldives with these community-led tourism initiatives Beyond luxurious resorts, there are plenty of opportunities to connect with locals and help keep tourism cash in Maldivian communities. -
Markets Markets Report: What's in store for the week ahead The Eurogroup meetings and the release of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) are poised to provide insights into the trajectory of regional economic development and interest rate outlooks this week. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Portuguese centre-right party claims narrow election win The centre-right Social Democrat-led Democratic Alliance beat the Socialist Party for the first time in eight years, but have little chance of forming a majority.