14 March 2024 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Patriarch of Bulgaria's Orthodox Christian church dies after long illness The 78-year-old had been hospitalised with lung disease since November last year. -
Ukraine At least two people killed in Ukrainian missile attack, says Russia The strike comes as Kyiv attempts to rattle the Kremlin ahead of Russia’s presidential elections. -
Armenia Russian campaigns against Putin from Armenia mountains Yuri Alekseyev believes he would ended up in prison for a long time if he had stayed in Russia. -
Belgium 'Running out': NATO head urges allies to step up military supplies to Ukraine "Ukrainians are not running out of courage, they are running out of ammunition," said Jens Stoltenberg -
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Earth News These ‘sacrificial dunes’ protected US homes from a strong winter storm. Then they were washed away US coastal communities are turning to sand and steel barriers to protect themselves from climate-intensified storms. -
Football Now Euro 2024: Three months to go Football fans in Europe and around the world are gearing up for an exciting Euro 2024 in the summer. -
Russia Vice President of Russian energy company dies 'suddenly' of suicide Vitaly Robertus, 54, is reportedly the fourth Lukoil manager to die in two years. -
No Comment WATCH: Families of female Israeli hostages protest in Tel Aviv They are urging hardline Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure the release of those still held by Hamas in Gaza. -
Nature Governments' climate policies tackling deforestation and nature double in 12 months, study finds Companies need to catch up with new rules, the report says. -
Destinations Byzantine mosaics, beaches and Dante’s final resting place: Why you should visit Ravenna this summer From historic basilicas to Adriatic beaches, this northern Italian city offers the best of both worlds. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – 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 Ireland defends its handling of peat bogs Dublin talks of progressive improvement in habitat quality on raised bog in special areas of conservation despite the recent EU executive lawsuit. -
Health news Parliament approach to IP rights amid health crises raises critics An EU-wide mechanism to override IP rights to deliver live-saving medicines during crises will prove tricky to enforce if amendments proposed by MEPs are retained, intellectual property rights experts warn. -
Economy Russia's economy is going strong: why haven't Western sanctions worked? Renewed packages of sanctions from the EU and US were supposed to weaken the Russian economy. Instead, it has adapted, and remains robust just as Vladimir Putin is about to get reelected for a fourth presidential term. -
Lifestyle What is 2024’s coolest street in the world? Every year, Time Out delve into all things cool and come up with a list of the world’s coolest streets - based on cultural hotspots, buzzy eateries and local favourites. Where do European streets rank in their new rating? -
Tech News Is generative AI truly making disinformation worse? Without tackling existing flaws within our current ecosystem, we are creating a fertile ground where disinformation and other harmful phenomena will continue to flourish, Kalim Ahmed writes. -
Economy Ukraine slashes interest rates to 14.5%, Finnish inflation slides Sweden and Spain also saw slowing inflation, helped by food and non-alcoholic beverage prices falling, as well as clothing and footwear prices. -
Croatia Croatia’s parliament dissolves, paving way for election later this year The country's capital Zagreb was hit by huge anti-government protests last month. -
Vatican Pope Francis set to release new memoir The Pontiff has stated that he has no intention of resigning and says he has no health issues that would force him to step down. -
No Comment WATCH: Makeup artists celebrate Vivienne Westwood in London Westwood was known for fusing punk with high-fashion. -
Space SpaceX's mega rocket launch outperforms previous test flights but will have 'no splashdown' The rocket and futuristic-looking spacecraft towers 121 metres, easily exceeding NASA’s past and present moon rockets. -
Destinations Switzerland on a budget? Yes, it is possible - here’s how The alpine nation is infamously expensive and attracts the mega rich year-round - but there are ways to make a trip there affordable. -
Climate Clean energy vs clean water: Lithium mining sucks the life blood out of local communities Native groups in South America sit on $1 trillion of lithium but at what cost to their water, culture and livelihoods? -
Tech News If Big Tech 'comes together,' Ukraine could defeat Russia faster, says Ukraine’s digital minister Euronews Next speaks to Ukraine's digital minister and deputy prime minister Mykhailo Fedorov, the brains behind the country's tech defences. -
World News Montenegro rocked by 5.4 magnitude earthquake No reports of casualties so far from unusual seismic activity in the western Balkans. -
Culture news One for the ravers: Berlin's techno scene recognised as cultural heritage Berlin's unique club culture has been honoured by the German national registry, along with five other German traditions. -
World Key stakeholders from travel industry gather at ITB Berlin 2024 A delegation from Saudi Arabia headed to the ITB Berlin to highlight the country’s tourism success in 2023. Ahmed Al-Khateeb, Minister of Tourism for Saudi Arabia, led a delegation at ITB Berlin to build awareness of its year-round destination offerings to the European market. -
Tech News TikTok seen in US as China's tool, even as it distances itself from Beijing The bill in the US threatens the app's survival and casts a spotlight on the quandary that many private Chinese companies have found themselves in as they seek to engage Western markets at a time of souring US-China relations. -
Culture news Olivia Rodrigo hands out free morning-after pills and condoms on her US tour – angering Republicans The singer recently provided contraceptive kits in Missouri, US, where almost all abortions have been banned after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. -
Healthcare Study links nurses’ intention to quit jobs to higher patient mortality for the first time Experts said hospitals should see nurses’ intention to leave their jobs as a “warning sign” that improvements are needed. -
Europe News Uganda's unique policy on refugees at risk, despite stable EU funding The Eastern African country provides accommodation and a plot of land to people fleeing wars in neighbouring countries, but the gap between needs and resources is increasing. -
Culture news Glastonbury line-up 2024 announced – and it’s historic. Here's why Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA top the bill at this year’s Glastonbury. It will be the first time ever that two out of the three headline performers will be women. But the announcement of the line-up comes as more than 20 UK festivals are cancelled or scrapped altogether. -
Business France's Decathlon springs into rebrand ahead of Paris Olympics The French sporting goods company wants to modernise its image ahead of this year's Olympics. -
Tech News AliExpress probed under DSA, LinkedIn gets request for information The commission already started two formal investigations under the EU’s platform rules. -
Business UK plans to ban foreign state ownership of newspapers The proposed law comes in response to a UAE-backed bid for The Daily Telegraph newspaper and The Spectator magazine. -
Cult Cartoon Movie brings the cream of European animation to Bordeaux Nearly 1,000 professionals, including producers, buyers, creators and broadcasters, gathered in Bordeaux for Cartoon Movie, where 55 projects from 16 European countries were presented. -
Spain Spain’s parliament passes amnesty for Catalan separatists after region’s leader calls snap election The approval of the contentious amnesty law comes a day after Catalonia's president Pere Aragones called for a snap election in May. -
Tech News OpenAI partners with European media giants in France and Spain to use content for training The deal comes as various copyright lawsuits mount against AI companies, including the current one against OpenAI by the New York Times. -
Earth News Exclusive: Belgium triples corporate due diligence thresholds in bid for last-ditch deal Member states are running out of time to agree a sustainable supply chains law before June elections, but prospects have been thrown into doubt by a parallel fight on packaging waste. -
Earth News Exclusive: Trade officials confident of stalling packaging waste law A landmark environment law designed to tackle the huge and growing volume of packaging waste discarded in Europe, already nearly 190m tonnes a year per person, risks being postponed until after EU elections amid a political impasse over its potential implications for trade and diplomacy. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Paul Alexander, the 'man in the iron lung,' dies aged 78 After contracting polio aged 6, Alexander went on to spend his entire life paralysed from the neck down and living in a cylinder that encased his body. -
Tech News AI image-generator Midjourney blocks images of Biden and Trump as election looms A watchdog group criticised Midjourney earlier this month, stating it is already being used to produce images that could support disinformation about political candidates. -
Europe News European Parliament sues Commission over the release of €10.2 billion in frozen funds to Hungary The European Parliament has made good on its threat and will file a lawsuit against the European Commission over the release of €10.2 billion in frozen funds to Hungary. -
Earth News Long duration energy storage is an imperative for Europe's industrial decarbonisation Europe's industries are diverse, and so are its energy needs. But the common thread binding them is the need for sustainable, reliable, and cost-effective secure energy solutions, Julia Souder writes. -
Business Adidas profits take the rap after ending Ye connection Adidas reports first annual loss in three decades as sales take a hit after the company stopped sales of the popular Yeezy sneaker line. -
Culture news Why is Neil Young returning his music to Spotify? "My decision comes as music services Apple and Amazon have started serving the same disinformation podcast features I opposed at Spotify." -
Gaza Six Palestinians killed in line for aid in Gaza, others wounded The Israeli military is reportedly planning to move 1.4 million displaced Palestinians in Rafah ahead of large offensive. -
Economy Russian inflation touches one-year high in February on service prices Russian inflation in February was mostly boosted by increases in services and non-food product inflation. -
Culture news Yeezy shoe sales lead Adidas to plan to donate more than €140 million to anti-hate groups The German sportswear brand severed ties with Kanye "Ye" West last year over his antisemitic comments. -
Tech News Trade unions ask Parliament to ban all lobbyists working for Amazon The call comes as lawmakers decided to ban Amazon representatives last month. -
World News Far-right leader Geert Wilders gives up hope of being next Dutch prime minister The leader of the far-right Party for Freedom, says he doesn't have the support of likely coalition partners to become Dutch premier -
Destinations Dreamy beach bungalows and overwater villas: Best places to stay in the Seychelles The Seychelles is an idyllic escape for those looking for a luxurious fly-and-flop holiday this year. -
Health news Meet 'Viv,' the AI companion helping Australian care home residents suffering from dementia Its developers say the technology is not here to replace humans but rather to support care staff. -
Economy Merchandise: Which films are most in the pink for revenue? Last year was a big year for the film industry and blockbusters such as Barbie and Oppenheimer. Older movies, too, still gain from the merch craze. -
Business How high can Novo Nordisk shares go? Novo Nordisk's remarkable ascent, driven by its revolutionary weight-loss drug Wegovy, has led to a surge in market value and positive analyst outlook. -
Art Picasso tried to destroy her - now Françoise Gilot has her own gallery in his museum Françoise Gilot walked out on Picasso, so he tried to ruin her life. Now she's finally getting the recognition she deserves with a dedicated gallery space at the Picasso Museum in Paris. -
Earth News Should you stop using detergent pods? Here’s how to reduce microplastic pollution in your laundry Your laundry could be leaking microplastics into your home. Here’s how to wash your clothes more sustainably. -
Destinations Greece, Cyprus, UK: Seven of the world’s top 10 best sustainable beaches are in Europe From calm, family-friendly waters to top party destinations, travellers recommended these beaches for their sustainability efforts. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Morning 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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Romania Online misogyny: Does Andrew Tate’s arrest spell the end of the 'manosphere'? While the controversial influencer could be temporarily out of the game because of his legal troubles, what will happen to the ideas Tate championed? -
Israel 'Illusion': Aid airdrops into Gaza slammed by humanitarian organisations NGOs called a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, saying states hide behind airdrops to "create the illusion that they are doing enough."