18 March 2024 | Euronews
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Europe News EU reaches 'political agreement' to sanction extremist Israeli settlers, says Josep Borrell After weeks of disagreements, the European Union has reached a "political agreement" to sanction extremist Israeli settlers, says Josep Borrell. -
World 'What we have achieved in Europe is unique in history,' says Greek PM Euronews asks Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Prime Minister of Greece, what's at stake in the upcoming European elections. -
Earth News Critical materials mining approved despite green fears Latest EU legislation opens the door to mining activities for critical raw materials across the bloc though some lawmakers wanted more protection for local communities. -
World News Stoltenberg says presidential elections in Russia 'neither free nor fair' Stoltenberg was speaking in Georgia during his South Caucasus trip. -
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Nature Banksy mural: Do people care about trees more after seeing the new artwork? The new work appears to paint leaves onto a bare tree. -
Destinations Riads, juice bars and football clubs: The coolest places in Marrakech, according to Gen Z Young influencers are sharing the old glamour of Marrakech with a new generation. Where are their favourite spots in the city? -
World News Dozens pulled out of Mediterranean after a boat capsized, in dramatic night rescue In total, the Médecin Sans Frontières ship rescued 249 people, including many children, over the weekend. -
Culture news Britain's Royal Mint launches new Star Wars coins The Royal Mint has revealed a second series of Star Wars coins. -
Scenes WATCH: This Kenyan 10-year-old is taking on climate change by planting trees At just ten years old, Karen Wanjiru Kimani has planted more than 30,000 trees and cleared tons of plastic pollution from her local environment. -
Tech News A Supreme Court ruling in a social media case could set standards for free speech in the digital age A US Supreme Court ruling in a social media case could set standards for free speech in the digital age. -
Russia Putin open to Macron's ceasefire proposal during Paris Olympics Putin said he would consider the request if it was a serious move to build 'peaceful, neighbourly relations'. -
Business Fake it till you make it? Not on our watch, says UK music industry Trade association BPI has started legal proceedings against Jammable, a start-up imitating famous singers like Drake and Amy Winehouse. -
Earth News Buying a house? How to check if it’s at risk from sinking, flooding or dirty air from climate change Don’t make the biggest purchase of your life without checking these risks first. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: The EU's big bet on Egypt comes with a high price and high risks After Tunisia and Mauritania, the European Union has found a new "strategic" partner to curb irregular migration: Egypt. -
Europe News Biotech strategy launch, Newsletter This week's key events presented by senior health reporter Gerardo Fortuna -
Earth News Can historic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower ever be truly green? It's generally assumed that old historical buildings are likely inefficient, use more energy, and are maintenance-intensive. However, the Eiffel Tower is an example I’d like to highlight, proving this doesn’t have to be the case, Cristina Gamboa writes. -
Art Banksy's Bankstree: Artist confirms new artwork on London building The elusive artist has confirmed that he is responsible for the mural, located on Finsbury Park’s Hornsey Road in London. -
Smart Regions REDACt: The European project coordinating rapid earthquake response in the Black Sea Experts at the Institute of Seismology in Thessaloniki, Greece, monitor tremors in real-time for REDACt, a consortium helping four countries bordering the Black Sea respond more efficiently to earthquakes. -
Lifestyle US rapper Tyler, the Creator's Louis Vuitton capsule collection is almost here The US rapper was invited by Louis Vuitton men’s creative director Pharrell Williams to design the new Spring-Summer 2024 capsule collection. It hits stores on 21 March. -
Climate Now Can Catalonia learn to live with drought? How is the Spanish region of Catalonia adapting to drought? The main reservoir that feeds Barcelona is almost empty and the water regeneration and desalination plants are at full capacity. Meanwhile private companies are making their own efforts to economise and recycle water. Is it enough? -
Business Reddit's fans set to grabbit as supporters pile in for stock The social media platform plans to go public on Thursday looking to raise up to $748 million through the sale of 22 million shares. -
Spain Prison workers blockade facilites in Spain after colleague killed Protestors are demanding better working conditions after a cook was killed in a Catalan detention centre last week. -
Tech News Apple is reportedly in talks with Google’s Gemini to use its AI in iPhones Apple has also engaged in conversations with OpenAI, according to Bloomberg. -
Europe News In the EU, continued rule of law backsliding keeps weakening our democracies Even in countries with strong democratic traditions, there are serious threats to the institutions, processes and freedoms that underpin free and open societies. And if left unchecked, the damage to democracy may be all but impossible to reverse, Eleanor Brooks and Jonathan Day write. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 18th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Economy EU states urge European Investment Bank to rethink defence policy Germany, France, and a dozen other EU countries want the EIB to change its policy on defence investment. -
Economy The art of the deal: How side hustles help keep Gen Zers afloat As the cost of living keeps rising, Gen Zers are increasingly turning to side hustles to pay essential bills. -
Business What's in store for Europe's nuclear energy? As France holds on to its title as Europe's top nuclear energy producer, Germany has finally called time on its nuclear energy plans. Meanwhile, countries with smaller capacities have ramped up production. -
Gaza Israel Hamas war: Shifa Hospital raid, Gaza aid struggles, Scholz says situation 'desperate' All the latest developments from the Israel Hamas war. -
Work Is the four-day work coming to the US? This is what lawmakers are proposing in a new bill US senator Bernie Sanders has put forward a bill that would give workers an extra day off at the weekend, cutting the 40-hour workweek to just 32. -
Health news Exclusive: Commission eyes Biotech Act to boost bloc’s life science sector The EU executive is to announce new measures, including establishing a Biotech Hub, paving the way for a legislative initiative designed to ease biomanufacturing approvals across the bloc, according to a leaked document seen by Euronews. -
Russia Putin says he supported Alexei Navalny prisoner swap Russia’s best-known opposition figure died last month while serving a 19-year sentence on extremism charges that supporters say were politically motivated. -
Austria Drones aid reforestation in Austria's Tyrol forest In Austria's Alps, drones are being used in a pilot project to protect areas of the forest vulnerable to deforestation. -
Culture news David Seidler: Oscar-winning 'The King's Speech' screenwriter dies aged 86 Best known for his screenplay for the Oscar-winning film 'The King's Speech', Seidler - who grew up with a stammer - dedicated his 2011 Oscar to "all the stutterers around the world." -
Business Criminal fraud trial of UK tech star Mike Lynch to kick off today The US criminal trial was delayed during a civil proceedings about the alleged fraud in London that culminated in a judge siding with HP. -
World News Iceland volcano eruption: Lava reaches defence barriers Lava from a volcanic eruption in Iceland has reached defence ramparts, designed to top it spreading towards a lagoon and power plant. -
Culture news Human Rights Film Festival: Winners hone in on Russia and Gaza The 22nd edition of the FIFDH Human Rights Film Festival awarded Mohamed Jalaby's 'Life is Beautiful', a story of a Palestinian stranded outside Gaza. -
Europe News ‘On Air’ show to launch Euronews' election coverage, unveil exclusive poll Euronews 'On Air' show will launch channel's election coverage, and reveal an exclusive 18-country survey poll results. -
Destinations China is now visa-free for Europeans: Take a high-speed train to futuristic cities and fabulous food Packed with culture, cuisines and futuristic cities, now is the time to visit China for an unforgettable holiday this year. -
World News Farmers protest in Madrid despite EU concessions Thousands of Spanish farmers protested with tractors in Madrid on Sunday, as Polish farmers blocked a highway leading to Germany. -
Markets Markets Report: A look at the week ahead Anticipation mounts as major central banks prepare to announce decisions on interest rates, influencing market dynamics and investor sentiment. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 18th – 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 'Pseudo-election': European leaders condemn Putin's victory The European Union has said that Russia's recent elections took place in a "highly restrictive environment."
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Ukraine Ukraine's school children suffering from war trauma Three years into the war in Ukraine, children of school age living through the horrors of war are suffering from trauma. -
Culture news Iranian Film ‘My Stolen Planet’ Wins Top Prize At Thessaloniki Festival The 26th Thessaloniki Film Festival kicked off with the film “They Shot the Piano Players” by Fernando Trueba, who also received the honorary Golden Alexander for his lifetime contribution to cinema.