13 March 2024 | Euronews
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Norway Oslo gay pride shooting suspect pleads not guilty in court appearance Two people were killed and nine others suffered gunshot wounds in the 2022 attack. -
Ireland Disease hits Ireland's homeless asylum-seekers as conditions deteriorate Some of those seeking international protection are camped out in tents across Dublin, as an asylum crisis continues to grip the country. -
Earth News Climate change matters to more and more people - and could be a deciding factor in the 2024 election Biden and Trump have very different records on climate change. How do analysts think that could affect voters? -
Health news Spending time with a dog reduces stress and increases concentration, study finds Interactions with dogs can increase brainwaves associated with stress relief and concentration, a new study has found. -
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Europe News EU countries seal €5-billion deal on military aid to Ukraine after weeks of disagreements European Union countries reached on Wednesday evening a hard-fought deal to boost and revamp military assistance to Ukraine. -
Earth News Governments need to triple rate of emissions cuts A raft of new legislation adopted under the EU's flagship Green Deal agenda means the bloc is on the right path to meet its climate and environment policy goals, the European Commission has said, while acknowledging the real test will be how effectively governments implement it. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Is the Scream franchise back on track? It would seem so – with some fan reservations Neve Campbell’s Scream 7 return is definitely a step in the right direction for the franchise, but it has also renewed outrage over Melissa Barrera's firing from the series. -
Earth News European Commission sues Ireland for failing to protect natural habitats The EU executive says that peatlands have unique qualities and that Ireland must redouble its efforts to move turf cutting machines away from these sites. -
World News Vladimir Putin widely expected to win a fifth term at upcoming election With no opposition figures allowed to run against him, the Russian president looks set to keep his grip on power until at least 2030. -
Business US House passes TikTok bill: Could app be banned in the US? The US House of Representatives has cited data privacy and security concerns as some of the reasons behind this bill. -
Germany German Chancellor Olaf Scholz defends his refusal to send Ukraine Taurus missiles The German government has been humiliated by a recent leaked recording of senior officers contradicting the chancellor's public arguments. -
No Comment WATCH: Japanese space rocket explodes straight after launch The rocket was touted as Japan’s first private sector venture to go into orbit. -
No Comment WATCH: Rescuers search rubble after Russian missile strike on Ukraine Russian forces launched a missile strike in Ukraine's Donetsk region late on Tuesday, killing two people and wounding five others -
Earth News Commission to kill CAP's green farming obligations The EU executive is set to change the current farming subsidies framework, demoting green requirements from mandatory to voluntary. -
Business Nord Stream sues London insurers over pipeline blasts Insurance firms in England are being sued by Nord Stream after refusing to cover pipeline sabotage costs. -
Earth News Europe’s air quality has improved but still doesn’t meet WHO guidelines, study says Almost all Europeans in the area studied still live with unhealthy levels of small particulate pollution. -
Nature Staff at wildlife centre dress up as a mother fox to save abandoned cub No you're not watching some drug-induced hallucination, but a love for wildlife in action. -
Art Pancaked Popes & bananas: What is the Vatican’s surprising choice for the Venice Biennale? An infamous Italian artist will create an outdoor installation for the Vatican’s exhibition, held in a women’s prison on the island of Giudecca. Pope Francis will visit the pavilion in April, marking the first papal attendance at the Venice Biennale. -
Climate 'Toughest season': El Niño leaves tobacco farmers in Zimbabwe with less crops and lower prices Farmers are predicted to lose 20% of their income leaving many to rely on food aid. -
Tech News GPS jamming by Russia was already a concern. For the Nordic NATO countries, it may only get worse There could be more GPS disruption in Nordic countries now that NATO operates there, a defence expert said. -
Europe News Will the Brussels spyware scandal finally convince the EU to act? The incoming EU lawmakers have a choice: confront and act against the menace of spyware to ensure our safety and the integrity of our democracy or become its next targets, Shubham Kaushik and Chloé Berthélémy write. -
The Exchange International Women’s Day: What Women Want Gender biases against women can take many forms; and still exist all over the world. Some women are taking the lead in change to inspire others, but there is much more progress to be made. -
Europe News Finnish PM grilled by progressive MEPs over far-right alliance Finland's prime minister addressed on Wednesday the European Parliament and outlined his political priorities for the next legislature. -
Culture news Contextualising controversy: Why artist Keith Piper is defending a 'racist' mural at Tate Britain A controversial mural at Tate Britain is back on display alongside a film by British artist Keith Piper that seeks to challenge and contextualise it. -
Tech News E-commerce platform Temu quizzed by Irish regulator Irish authority is conducting a sweeping review of companies within the scope of the DSA. -
Economy Modest growth for UK economy after dip into recession Strong spending in the services sector has seen the UK return to growth. -
Culture news Was it wise for García Márquez’s sons to publish a novel their father did not want released? Gabriel García Márquez's unfinished novel was published by his sons against the Nobel laureate's wishes. -
Culture news Condemnations mount for Jonathan Glazer’s 'morally indefensible' Oscars speech The US Holocaust Survivors Foundation has labelled Jonathan Glazer’s Oscars speech “morally indefensible”. The director of the Oscar-winning Holocaust drama 'The Zone of Interest' said those killed in both Israel and Gaza were victims of "dehumanisation". -
Tech News Innovation in Europe is falling behind. What can we do to catch up? Europe is now at risk of missing out on the Deep Tech Revolution, falling behind the US and China when it comes to innovation in various technologies, Francis de Véricourt writes. -
Europe News Lawmakers approve AI Act with overwhelming majority Lawmakers in the European Parliament today (13 March) approved the AI Act, rules aimed at regulating AI systems according to a risk-based approach. -
Europe News EU Parliament votes to protect media freedom and limit spying on reporters Groundbreaking new EU laws to safeguard the independence of newsrooms received the final seal of approval by the European Parliament on Wednesday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Morocco pushes ahead with green hydrogen investment The Moroccan government is betting on green hydrogen to spearhead its sustainable energy transition. -
Business Up to 16 million pet owners likely overcharged at the vet in the UK Large corporate groups, concentrated local markets and lack of proper information may lead to weakened competition and pet owners being overcharged for their animals' medicine, the UK competition authority warns. -
Vatican Ukraine criticises Pope's call for talks with Russia In a TV exclusive, the Pope's envoy to Ukraine speaks to Euronews from Kyiv to clarify Pope Francis’s comments on negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war. -
Russia Putin says Russia is ready to use nuclear weapons if its sovereignty is threatened The Russian president has levelled nuclear threats before, and reports say the US prepared for the possibility of a tactical weapon being deployed in Ukraine. -
Business Chinese tech giant Xiaomi expected to start EV sales this month Xiaomi was one of the few new electric vehicle manufacturers to get approved by China, amidst a rush of prospective new entrants wanting to take advantage of the country's EV boom. -
My Wildest Prediction Tired of anger on social media? Dominique Jaurola offers a better approach for engagement Entrepreneur, futurist and author Dominique Jaurola believes that change is possible through the implementation of new structures for human engagement. -
Tech News Draft UN resolution on AI aims to make it 'safe and trustworthy' A new draft resolution aims to close the digital divide on artificial intelligence. -
Business Southwest Airlines rethinks 2024 financial forecast due to Boeing woes Boeing’s aircraft delivery delays have caused a number of airlines to revise their capacity forecasts for 2024, as well as pause hiring. -
Lithuania Lithuanian State Security attribute Navalny ally attack to Russia on local media Lithuanian State Security Department has said the attack on Leonid Volkov in his car yesterday in Lithuania's capital Vilnius was 'Russian-organised'. -
Health news How are new AI tools being used in doctors' offices? New AI tools can record your medical appointment or draft a message from your doctor. -
56% of managers say it’s a 'major red flag' when employees don’t want to come into the office A recent survey shows 56 per cent of managers see red flags if employees are passionately against returning to the office, but only 38 per cent of employees feel the same way. -
Culture news Roman Polanski to face trial in US on rape lawsuit in 2025 Director Roman Polanski is sued over more allegations of sexual assault. He will face a civil trial in Los Angeles in 2025 for allegedly raping a teenager in 1973. -
World News Biden and Trump rally enough delegates for US presidential nomination Biden and Trump rally enough delegates for US presidential nomination, setting themselves up for a gruelling re-election match. -
Art A chat with Ai-Da: The world's first lifelike robot artist advocating for a universal AI symbol Amidst the rising threat of deep fake images and videos targeting politicians and celebrities, Ai-Da is urging global governments to adopt a universal symbol for AI-generated content. -
Belarus Lithuanian foreign ministry demands answers after citizen dies in Belarusian prison Lithuanian government demands answers after citizen dies in Belarusian prison. -
Israel ‘We will finish the job in Rafah’: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Netanyahu insists on pressing on with his military campaign in Gaza, as British Foreign Secretary David Cameron calls for maritime aid corridor. -
Economy From Popcorn to Corpses: What's the connection between them? Have you ever heard of the unclaimed corpses indicator and the Japanese haircut indicator? Most people haven't. -
Culture news Rescued shells from Captain Cook's third voyage go on show for first time in 100 years A 'globally important' shell collection rescued from a skip containing gems from Captain Cook’s third voyage will go on show from today in Northumberland, England, after they were believed to have been lost for more than 40 years. -
Space Japan's Space One Kairos rocket explodes after lift-off on inaugural flight Japan's Space One Kairos rocket exploded after lift-off, leaving a plume of smoke, fire and fragments of machinery in its wake. -
Destinations Train fares don’t have to be expensive: Rail Europe’s CEO reveals the secrets to cheap tickets Put off by the price of train travel? Rail Europe’s CEO shares his insights into how to find the best deal. -
Earth News Frankfurt, Heathrow, Schiphol: Climate activists plan days of actions at European airports Campaigners are making a noise ahead of a meeting with France’s transport minister about flight caps on Friday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 13th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine US to send €275 million in military aid to Ukraine The Pentagon will rush about €275 million worth in weapons to Ukraine after finding some cost savings in its contracts, the White House announced. -
Destinations Forget Japan, cherry blossom lovers can get their fix in Paris, Berlin and Prague this spring Discover the fascinating stories of how European cities got their cherry blossom trees.