19 March 2024 | Euronews
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World News Exclusive Euronews poll projects pro-EU grand coalition straining, but still alive Rising support for the far right and a collapse for Greens and Liberals won’t change the fundamental MEP arithmetic after June elections, the groundbreaking Euronews/Ipsos survey found. -
Switzerland Forced labour profits rise 37 percent in past decade: ILO report The International Labour Organization's latest report has revealed the dramatic increase in profits made through forced labour and the number of people being exploited. -
Nature Shoot on sight or give them space? Slovakia grapples with what to do about bears after woman dies Some politicians argue that conservation efforts have caused brown bear populations to soar. -
Tech News UK man first to be jailed for ‘cyberflashing’ under new legislation in England The 39-year-old was convicted for new crime “cyberflashing” after sending photos of his erect penis to a 15-year-old girl and a woman. -
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Work The 5 new jobs being created in Europe because of AI Looking to build a career in the world's fastest-growing technology? These are five new potential fields of work coming to Europe in light of the EU AI Act. -
Earth News Too far or not far enough? These are Europe’s most and least popular climate policies Fears of a ‘green backlash’ at the European elections are unfounded, according to a new survey. -
Culture news Gasp! BBFC calls for stricter guidelines for film sex and nudity in the UK The UK film board is tightening guidance on sex scenes, and finds that sexual violence remains biggest area of concern. As such, nudity may no longer be rated 12A. What does it all mean, and are they going all “nanny state” compared to their EU neighbours? -
Nature A barnacle-covered football and a tightrope walking fox: British Wildlife Photography Award winners Check out the beautiful and poignant winners of the British Wildlife Photography Awards. -
Travel News Notre Dame Cathedral could reopen at the end of 2024 as new spire emerges The restoration has taken five years, following a devastating fire in 2019. -
Health news New drug candidates could 'unmask' HIV-infected cells that evade the immune system New drug candidates could “unmask” HIV-infected cells that evade the immune system. -
Moments ‘Only reliable form of transport’: How FlixBus became a firm favourite with budget travellers This budget coach company has just launched a new all-electric route. -
Travel News The Galapagos islands are cracking down on overtourism by doubling their entry fee The changes will come into force in August. -
Europe News EU needs to ramp up ammunition deliveries to Ukraine, Charles Michel tells Euronews European Council President Charles Michel and other key EU figures talked to Euronews on Tuesday as we unveiled an exclusive, first-of-its-kind pan-European poll ahead of June's European elections. -
Belgium Euronews Polls Centre: Your guide to tracking the next European parliament Europe’s most innovative, interactive and comprehensive resource dedicated to campaigns, elections and political polling for the 2024 European Elections. -
Business Unilever creams off specialist unit as it cuts 7,500 jobs British consumer goods company Unilever revealed the plan as it looks to make savings of €800 million by 2027. -
Art Celebrating and criticising: These European festivities turn satire into a popular party Before València's fallas burn, we take a look at this and other European celebrations that were born out of social criticism or revolts against established power. -
Culture news More than 450 Jewish creatives denounce Jonathan Glazer’s ‘The Zone of Interest’ Oscars speech Is this open letter just another sign that words, like films, wilfully taken out of context and willingly misunderstood, only serves to destroy free speech and quash calls for greater compassion? -
Culture news Freddie Mercury's London home up for sale for over €30 million The Queen frontman left the eight-bedroom villa and all his possessions to his close friend and ex-girlfriend, Mary Austin. -
Climate Ocean heat, sea level rise and glacier loss: WMO report reveals how 2023 smashed climate records The latest State of the Global Climate report shows a planet on the brink, warns UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. -
United Kingdom Russian media outlets spread fake news of King Charles' death A false notice said to have been released by Buckingham Palace wrote: ‘The King passed away unexpectedly yesterday afternoon.' -
Tech News Social media empowers disinformation operations. What can the EU do about it? Brussels has started to recognise that social media platforms are not just digital town squares, but the profit-driven allies of the enemies of democracy. It is high time to act accordingly, Domonkos D Kovacs writes. -
Culture news Spotify's new streaming report confirms that international artists are growing in popularity Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, and Korean lead the pack for performance in languages other than English, according to Spotify's Loud & Clear report. -
Russia Russia to evacuate 9,000 children from border region targeted by Ukraine Vladimir Putin said this week he wants to create a buffer zone to help protect Russia's border regions from long-range Ukrainian strikes and cross-border raids. -
Economy Germany's economy brightens up: Could the DAX Index reflect that? Germany's economic sentiment rises more than expected during March, defying the country's 'sick man' label. Yet risks persist. -
Earth News Commission backs use of farmland for aviation fuel production In a bid to cut the climate impact of flying, the European Commission says agricultural land can be used for aviation biofuel production, providng it does not interfere with food and feed production or damage soils. But questions have been raised over whether sufficient safeguards are in place. -
Tech News Cybersecurity investment need to be doubled in next mandate, EU official says The commission earmarked €214m for cybersecurity for 2024. -
Business Spotify faces the music with billion-dollar payouts The Swedish giant recognises the 'loud and clear' criticism of its business model. Euronews business looks at Spotify's figures. -
Germany German politician takes to TikTok to compete with far-right AfD Government figures worry that the far-right opposition party is gaining popularity with younger voters. -
Tech News Ketamine use, Donald Trump and immigration: The key takeaways from Elon Musk's Don Lemon interview The interview has set social media abuzz. Here are some of the most important things we learned from Elon Musk's interaction with Don Lemon. -
Culture news Aaron Taylor-Johnson reportedly chosen as the next James Bond Forget about the whereabouts of Kate Middleton and the conspiracy theories regarding Kensington Palace’s disinformation tactics – this is the only Royal Announcement we’re interested in... -
Business They're in the money! Ethiopian bank glitch pays out millions Ethiopia's largest commercial bank is trying to recover millions after a glitch allowed customers to withdraw cash they didn't have. -
Culture news Rare Beatles record found in charity shop sells for nearly €5,000 A unique find in a London charity shop... But what are the rarest and more expensive Beatles albums out there? -
Food and Drink ‘Where are the women?’ asks Michelin Guide head as 2024’s French restaurant guide is announced The prestigious Michelin Guide added 52 new starred restaurants in France, more than ever before. While many young chefs were awarded, women were still notably absent. -
Culture news Judy Garland's 'Wizard of Oz' ruby slippers are going on a world tour before being auctioned Stolen nearly 20 years ago, Judy Garland's recovered ruby red slippers will tour the world before being auctioned later this year where they are expected to fetch at least €3 million. -
USA Trump's lawyers say it is impossible for him to post bond covering $454 million fraud case The former US president claimed that he had more than $400 million in cash last year. Yet, courtroom defeats have left him in financial trouble. -
Ukraine EU agrees to sanction 30 Russians over Alexei Navalny's death Sanctions will include travel bans and asset freezes on prison officials responsible for Navalny's treatment. -
Culture news Singer R. Kelly appeals to overturn 30-year sex crime sentence The R&B singer was sentenced to 30 years in prison for illegal sexual activity and child porn production in June 2022. Now, his lawyer is arguing that federal prosecutors failed to prove Kelly's sexual depravity was part of a criminal enterprise. -
World News Bodies pile up as gangs rampage through Haiti's capital Gang violence has engulfed the Caribbean country in recent weeks. -
Economy Bank of Japan ends negative interest rate policy, opting for first hike in 17 years Japan's central bank has decided to end its era of negative interest rates following signs that the country's decades-long deflation is coming to an end. -
Euronews Tech Talks Meet the Europeans behind the world’s first AI regulation | Euronews Tech Talks Podcast Finding a balance between protecting fundamental rights and fostering innovation, drafting laws capable of keeping pace with the artificial intelligence (AI) innovation. These are two of the challenges encountered by MEPs Dragoş Tudorache and Brando Benifei, the co-leaders of the EU AI Act. -
Destinations From houseboats to spice gardens, there’s far more to Goa than its beautiful beaches Goa is looking to attract more ‘high-quality tourists’ with a new airport and luxury hotels. -
World News 'Death knell': Famine imminent in north Gaza "Children are famine’s first victims and are already dying in Gaza because of malnutrition," warned one NGO. "Every minute counts." -
Lifestyle Pinup boys: Brooches are the awards season fashion trend that should define 2024 Gents, it’s time to pin up. -
Art London Original Print Fair 2024: Picasso, Warhol, Emin and more to be displayed at Somerset House Contemporary printmakers accompany historical greats at London's longest running art fair. -
Business Baby food makers set to fend off swathes of lawsuits Reckitt has said that baby formula manufacturers have faced several complaints in general, and it is not possible to tell which one of these relate solely to its own baby food arm.