15 March 2024 | Euronews
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Poland Polish farmers protest against Ukrainian imports and EU Green Deal European farmers have called for changes to Green Deal restrictions and the re-imposition of customs duties on agricultural imports from Ukraine. -
Russia Pensioner defies Vladimir Putin with anti-war murals The 85-year-old has been fined multiple times but says he has no intention of stopping. -
No Comment WATCH: Ukrainian shelling kills two in Russia's Belgorod region Cross-border attacks in the area have occurred sporadically since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Defence of democracy and aid for Gaza Press freedom, artificial intelligence and the situation in the Gaza Strip are some of the key topics that dominated the agenda in Brussels this week. -
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Moments Be flexible, pack light and bring a spork: Top tips for Interrailing in Europe While the prospect of travelling internationally via train might seem overwhelming, it doesn’t have to be. -
Gaza UNRWA head says ongoing conflict in Gaza is a 'war against children' Philippe Lazzarini says more children have been killed in four months of war in Gaza than in four years of wars worldwide. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 15th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ecotech Danish company building massive solar farm in Arizona desert: Why are batteries being installed too? Batteries come into their own when air conditioner usage cranks up during heatwaves. -
Iran G7 allies warn Iran not to provide Russia with ballistic missiles for use in Ukraine Tehran could face major new Western sanctions if it goes ahead with a long-brewing deal. -
Culture news Controversy continues after Jonathan Glazer's ‘The Zone of Interest’ Oscar speech Jonathan Glazer's words on Oscar night have been labelled “morally indefensible” and "reprehensible." Now, several Oscar-winning directors have weighed in - including 'Son of Saul' director László Nemes and 'Amy' director Asif Kapadia. -
Tech News ‘Massively concerning’: Under Armour’s ‘AI-powered sports commercial’ sparks controversy A sports advertisement posted by Under Armour sparked a debate among directors concerned about the future of the industry. -
Ukraine Double tap Russian strike kills and injures dozens in Ukraine's Odesa Rescuers who rushed to help those hit by an initial Russian missile were targeted by another. -
Residences What is sleep tourism? The hotels offering pillow menus and a sleep concierge ‘Sleep tourism’ is on the rise and travellers are increasingly focusing their holidays on getting some quality shut eye. -
Economy IMF: Emerging European economies need high interest rates for longer Inflation is proving more stubborn in central, eastern and southeastern Europe, says the International Monetary Fund, meaning a soft landing must be handled carefully. -
Tech News South Korea, Europe to strengthen cooperation on 6G, chips research This month's meeting is the second held under the Digital Partnership launched in 2022. -
Business Adobe shares plunge on downbeat forecast and competition worries Despite a robust fiscal year 2024 first quarter, the company anticipates a downturn in the second quarter as competition from other artificial intelligence companies grows. -
Health news Deal on landmark health data space clinched in the eleventh hour European lawmakers agreed on a pioneering bill easing exchange and access to personal health data across the EU – with some privacy safeguards on data sharing to non-medical third parties. -
No Comment WATCH: Rescuers search for survivors after Israeli airstrike in Rafah The Israeli attack hit a residential building in the Palestinian border city, while another one destroyed a house in central Gaza. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Drive-Away Dolls' - Ethan Coen tries lesbian screwball Ethan Coen tries lesbian screwball - and despite the go-for-broke shenanigans, something feels off. -
Earth News Governments agree packaging waste law despite international trade concerns Belgium, current holder of the rotating EU Council presidency, has forged agreement between governments over new rules to tackle the growing problem of discarded packaging materials, overcoming the European Commission's concerns over trade diplomacy. -
Earth News ROUNDUP: Key energy and environment votes in parliament Lawmakers backed a number of energy and environment files during the European Parliament plenary held in Strasbourg from March 11-14, with some legislative files ready for EU Council approval and others remaining in the pipeline for the next EU mandate. -
Economy Europe's track record of misdiagnosing Ukraine's economy requires a policy rethink If Ukraine never emerged as an economic powerhouse after three decades of faithfully following standard Western recommendations, perhaps it is time to try a different approach, Dmytro Boyarchuk writes. -
Travel News ‘Go f*cking home’: The European cities where locals are fighting back against overtourism Millions of holidaymakers visit the Costa de Sol and Málaga, one of its most popular destinations, every year, but now locals are saying enough is enough. -
Ukraine Inside Ukraine's 'Survival Factory' in Dnipro "It’s like we just all of a sudden found ourselves in this horror film and can’t get out," a doctor in Mechnikov hospital said. -
Earth News Germany's emissions fell by record 10.1% in 2023: How are they cleaning up their act? Germany is leading the way in Europe on the road to a greener future. -
Health news Spain considers providing free condoms to young people amid rise in sexually transmitted infections The initiative comes amid a significant rise in sexually transmitted infections in Europe. -
Culture news Auctioned props from viral Willy Wonka experience raise over €2k for Palestinian Charity A record store in Glasgow auctioned the items after they were found in a bin. -
Economy Italy: As sales rise and inflation stays low, can stocks extend rally? Italy's retail sales climbed by 1% in January, while inflation remained well contained at 0.8% in February. The FTSE Mib index has seen five consecutive months of gains, but overbought conditions emerge. -
Europe News Governments support stripped-down corporate due diligence law After weeks of uncertainty, new EU rules on sustainable supply chains seem likely to pass into law. -
Culture news ‘Squid Game’ actor found guilty of sexual misconduct Golden Globe winning actor O Yeong-su, 79, has been sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for two years. -
Culture news The 2024 GLAAD Media Awards: 'Ted Lasso', 'Bottoms' and Reneé Rapp win big Oprah Winfrey and Reneé Rapp were among those awarded at this year's GLAAD Media Awards, a celebration of queer representation in media. -
Gaza Ship carrying 200 tons of aid reaches Gaza via new Mediterranean route Israel's refusal to allow substantial aid into the Gaza Strip has left its population facing famine and life-threatening medical supply shortages. -
Business Vodafone to sell Italian arm to Swisscom in €8 billion deal The mobile phone giant will offload Vodafone Italia in an effort to streamline operations and tackle sliding share prices. -
Culture news Juliette Binoche to replace Agnieszka Holland as new President of European Film Academy The Oscar-winning French actress takes over from Polish director Agnieszka Holland, who was the first female president of the EFA. -
United Kingdom People seeking safety deserve compassion. But this Rwanda Bill is cruel and inhumane We, side by side with caring people up and down this country, want the government to end this cruel anti-refugee agenda and rebuild an asylum system that is welcoming and compassionate, Sepideh Sahar and Angela McLeary write. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 15th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine UN-backed human rights experts decry new evidence of torture of Ukrainian POWs by Russia An investigation has found indications of brutal mistreatment that point to possible war crimes. -
Business McDonald's system outages reported in Europe and worldwide Issues have been noted in Italy, Sweden and the UK, among other countries. -
Economy France's inflation figures dip but energy prices keep spark alive France's inflation rate stood at 3% in February year-on-year, only 0.1% lower than the previous month. -
Lifestyle What is American Riviera Orchard, Meghan’s new lifestyle brand? Jams, cookbooks and cutlery are all part of the Duchess of Sussex's latest bid to rebrand following a string of disappointing ventures with Spotify and Netflix. -
Economy Rewarding tax havens? Why Ireland may cash in on OECD reforms The cornerstone of Irish economic policy has been low corporation tax, so what will a minimum levy mean for the country? -
Health news New blood test that shows 83% accuracy in detecting colon cancer could boost screening A promising study showed that a blood test diagnosed colorectal cancer with an 83 per cent accuracy, giving an alternative to current stool tests. -
Economy China's semiconductor production challenges could be boon for Europe Ageing technology and COVID-19 belt tightening are some of the challenges faced by China in its race to achieve semiconductor independency. -
Sport Athletes compete for likes online ahead of Paris Olympics In the competitive world of sport, athletes use their social media presence to boost their profile. -
Health news A new strategy to attack aggressive brain cancer shrank tumours in two early tests A new strategy to attack aggressive brain cancer shrank tumours in two early tests. -
Ukraine Macron still doesn't rule out sending troops to Ukraine The French president says "all options are possible" in Ukraine, although the current situation doesn't require them. -
Mobility Will autonomous robots replace us or create more job opportunities for humans at sea? Those creating robots for the marine industry say they will create opportunities for humans rather than take them away. -
Earth News ‘Major breakthrough’: French parliament votes in favour of crackdown on ultra fast fashion France's parliament has voted in favour of a crackdown on throwaway fashion. -
Russia Arrests and vandalism mar Russia's all but certain presidential election Putin looks set to extend his rule by six more years after he stifled dissent, though there has been sporadic vandalism at ballot boxes. -
Culture news Please press record: new project aims to capture sounds of migration and settlement Migration is one of the most controversial policy issues European governments but what does it sound like? A new project is aiming to capture and collect the noise of this phenomenon. -
World News At least 20 killed in another strike on aid line, Israel denies involvement The attack on a food queue at the Kuwait roundabout comes as the Palestinian Authority head appoints a new Prime Minister -
Destinations Ski slopes, ancient history and delicious food: All the reasons to give Armenia a go Seeking worry-free travel? Head to culturally-rich Armenia, one of the world’s safest countries -
Culture news Is technology making it harder or easier for new music artists? The last 100 years have been revolutionary for music but is technology still bringing positive change for the industry? -
Business Spanish stocks hit six-year high: Will summer keep momentum up? The Spanish stock market has surged to its highest point since January 2018. Despite historical summer volatility, positive economic indicators and attractive valuations suggest potential resilience ahead. -
Art 'Lady in Blue' and a shrouded horse rider: Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth winners announced A 'Lady in Blue' and 'Unknown' have been chosen to decorate London's Fourth Plinth in 2026 and 2028. -
Economy How far are we from paying taxes in cryptocurrencies in Europe? Paying taxes with digital currencies is actually already the reality in Switzerland, which is leading the European race to bring crypto finance into traditional banking systems. But why is it good for you and your money? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 15th – 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 'Something went wrong': How EU sanctions won't stop Putin getting six more years in power President Vladimir Putin is all but guaranteed to win six more years of power in Russia’s upcoming elections. Opponents - many of them behind bars, exiled abroad, or dead - say EU officials must intensify their efforts to hit Moscow where it hurts.