22 March 2024 | Euronews
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Sport Georgia wins gold at first day of Judo Grand Slam in Tbilisi Eteri Liparteliani made it took on former world champion Jessica Klimkait in the final to bring home the gold medal. -
Russia Thousands of children being evacuated from Russian city of Belgorod The planned evacuation of children is one of the biggest publicly announced in the Belgorod region since the war began in February 2022. -
Russia Moscow concert attack: Russia mourns as death toll hits 137 Russia's president has claimed - without evidence - that Ukraine was behind the deadliest attack on Russian soil in decades. -
Health news 'So proud': King Charles hails Kate's courage after cancer news The Princess of Wales said on Friday she is undergoing "preventative chemotherapy" to treat cancer. -
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Culture news Cultural Digest: Don’t miss these events in Europe this week Spectacular sci-fi, stop motion scares and Shake Shake Go gigging in France. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: War economy and humanitarian aid The economic impact of war and new sources of investment for defence were at the heart of the EU summit this week in Brussels. -
The Cube Fact-check: Does the EU decide 80% of our laws? Is it true 80% of our laws are determined by the European Union? With the European elections approaching, we’re going to be debunking common myths surrounding the EU and its institutions. -
France Increasing timber theft in France causing ecological disaster Authorities are tracking down the looters, who are responsible for ecological disasters by cutting down trees. -
Climate How is climate change affecting spring blossoms? Rare Czech almond grove blooms early Why does the Czech Republic have almond trees, and is climate change making them bloom too soon? -
Euronews Witness Two years on: How is Ukraine adapting to a long-term war? Euronews Reporter Valérie Gauriat travels to Kyiv and the Donbas to see how Ukraine's population is coping with a conflict that has become part of daily life. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 22nd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World 'We need to provide more military equipment': Charles Michel on Ukraine Euronews Correspondent Shona Murray sits down with European Council President, Charles Michel, to discuss support for war-ravaged Ukraine and the lack of consensus among EU leaders on the situation in Gaza. -
Culture news ‘3 Body Problem’ provides many questions but little intrigue. Netflix’s TV series adaptation of Liu Cixin’s successful sci-fi novel ‘The Three-Body Problem’ is a disappointingly dull mystery box that won’t leave you wanting more. -
Sci-Tech Are we doing enough for women of colour in science? Building spaces for African women in science requires resources. As well as funding, we need buy-in from their male peers to help construct safe spaces for them to flourish, Pauline Gerrard writes. -
Culture news SXM Festival Review: Panorama sunsets, villa parties and boat cruises in a Caribbean paradise "It doesn’t have to be your normal life" - Euronews Culture reports from the epic SXM Festival on the French-Dutch Caribbean island of Saint Martin. The dance music extravaganza's main attraction is it brings elements of the European club scene to a paradisiacal location in the Americas. -
Ecotech ‘It’s fantastic’: Dutch farmers rely on this €185,000 robot to keep their tulips in bloom Tulip fields in the Netherlands were threatened by viruses until this AI robot rolled in to save the day. -
Ukraine Air defense missile shortages limit Ukraine’s ability, says report President Zelenskyy stated that they do not currently have enough air defence systems to cover the targeted areas of Ukraine. -
Earth News Future of Nature Restoration Law uncertain amid further delay With half a dozen member states blocking the final adoption of the Nature Restoration Law, a key element of the EU's flagship Green Deal, Hungary is being singled out for withholding its previous support. -
Business Nationwide apologises to customers as tech glitch delays payments Nationwide is one of the latest to see IT glitches, following the likes of Sainsbury’s, McDonald’s, Greggs and Tesco, amongst others. -
Art The art of the political portrait: Emmanuel Macron boxing photos flaunt his strength From historic paintings to carefully staged photo opportunities, the visual depiction of political figures plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion. -
Markets Gold passes €2000 an ounce level: What's the continuing allure? In a week that saw 10 central bank meetings around the globe, gold prices surged to new record highs for the first time in the precious metal's history. -
Gaza Russia and China veto US proposal for Gaza ceasefire at the UN Russia and China veto US resolution calling for immediate cease-fire in Gaza -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Stopmotion' - The best horror film of 2024 so far Portrait of a Lady Gorily Unravelling. -
Earth News Schiphol: Court orders Dutch government to rein in noise pollution at busy Amsterdam airport The national public health institute estimates that around 259,000 people in the Netherlands experience "serious nuisance" from aircraft flying over the densely populated country. -
Explore Balloons, blooms and ballet: The Turkish festivals not to miss in 2024 Türkiye’s eclectic collection of festivals offers visitors a valuable insight into the colourful history of the country. -
Europe News Radical right now unstoppable in EU's Inner Six, Euronews polls show Once the cradle of the European integration project, the six founding nations are now the spawning ground for radical right parties amid growing immigration concerns. -
France French PM promises to track down hackers who sent threatening messages to schools The messages were sent via hacked digital workspaces to students and parents and included beheading videos -
Space Adrianos Golemis named as the first Greek to pass ESA tests to become an astronaut Golemis has passed the European Space Agency test to become an astronaut, making him the first Greek to do so. -
Europe News Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, Malta say they are ready to recognise the State of Palestine The leaders of Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and Malta have announced they stand ready to recognise the State of Palestine as the “only way to achieve peace and security” in the war-ridden region. -
Europe News European voters have eighty days to decide on how to reverse the gloom Fear as a campaign card is getting weaker with every election. To mobilise their voters, pro-European parties will instead need to inspire with a clear and tangible vision of a strong and united Europe, Pawel Zerka writes. -
Ukraine Russia launches huge power grid strikes in Ukraine as Kremlin acknowledges state of war Strikes on Ukraine's energy grid have been a feature of the Russian invasion from the start. -
Health news Surgeons perform the world's first pig kidney transplant into a human patient Surgeons in the US carried out the first genetically-edited pig kidney transplant into a living recipient. -
Culture news Margot Robbie set to produce a live action Sims movie based on popular video game Margot Robbie's production company has announced its latest cinematic venture - bringing the beloved virtual world of The Sims to life on the silver screen. -
Health news Elon Musk claims Neuralink’s brain-computer chip can cure blindness “Resolution will be low at first, like early Nintendo graphics, but ultimately may exceed normal human vision,” Musk said. -
World News Conservative MEPs launch new 'charter' in Italy ahead of EU elections Polls are trending rightward across Europe, raising the possibility that the continent's radicals and reactionaries could wield much more power in the next parliament. -
Europe News The EU Nature Restoration Law could stop us from destroying ourselves We have an opportunity to forge a path towards a future that is not only sustainable but also flourishing, Janez Potočnik writes. -
Business The European Central Bank penalises Crédit Mutuel with €3.5 million fine The bank used a method which lead to it underestimating its exposure on loan portfolios. -
Health news Scientists in the UK developing the world's first lung cancer vaccine after funding boost The new LungVax vaccine will use technology similar to the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID vaccine. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Ukraine may get €1 bn in revenues from frozen Russian assets by July, EU says Ukraine could receive €1 billion in windfall profits from immobilised Russian assets as soon as this July, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has said. -
Markets Reddit’s market value climbs to almost $10 billion following IPO debut Social platform Reddit saw its stocks skyrocket after offering formerly private shares for public purchase. -
Art Cézanne vs Renoir: Milan exhibition compares the styles of Impressionist founding fathers 52 artworks by Impressionist masters Cézanne and Renoir are on display in a new exhibition in Milan to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Impressionist Movement. -
Europe News Brussels proposes steep EU tariffs on Russian grain, fearing market turmoil The European Commission has proposed a steep increase in tariffs on Russian grain that comes into the bloc's common market. -
Poland Reporters Without Borders launch satellite to reach Russian-speaking territories Restricted media in areas under the Kremlin's influence and control have suffered further since the invasion of Ukraine. -
Economy Where in Europe do you pay the lowest capital gains tax? Capital gains tax goes from 0% to 42% depending on which country houses the investment in Europe. -
Business €2.8 billion UK deal gets Australia closer to a fleet of nuclear-powered subs The UK's defence minister said the deal was expensive but necessary. -
Tech News Could Germany be the first in Europe to ban TikTok? Lawmakers call for debate following US vote Some German MPs on a parliamentary intelligence board think the country should consider a harder stance on TikTok. -
Tech News Could the new EU AI Act stifle genAI innovation in Europe? A new study says it could "The EU’s AI Act needs to be closely monitored to avoid overburdening innovative AI developers... with unnecessary red tape," one industry body warns. -
World News Russia launches its biggest attack on Kyiv in weeks Russia launches its largest attack, in weeks on Kyiv, causing damage to structures and injuring several. As attacks from Russia are expected by experts to pick up again. -
Climate World Water Day: Shocking stories from the frontlines of the worldwide water crisis From dried-up rivers to poisoned water, people around the world are struggling to meet a basic need. -
World News UN to vote on US-sponsored bill calling for Israel-Hamas ceasefire The United Nations Security Council is today expected to vote on a bill spearheaded by the United States calling for an "immediate and sustained ceasefire" in the Israel-Hamas war. The war as it stands has claimed the lives of more than 30,000 people. -
Travel News Real life The Terminal: Italian man moves out of airport after 9-month stay Airport staff became 'like family' to Arnaldo. -
Culture news French culture minister says some public art schools are 'in crisis' and must be shut down French Culture Minister Rachida Dati said certain public art schools are “in a crisis situation” and may need to be shut down. “They no longer have the means to offer a quality environment.” -
Markets Could far-right voters spark a backlash on the EU's Green Deal? Support for far-right parties is surging ahead of June's European Parliament elections. This could mean Europe's Green Deal comes under threat. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 22nd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Where do European banks stand in the ranking for strongest brands? The world’s most valuable brand owner is Chinese ICBC bank and it is worth more than Slovenia's GDP. Meanwhile, Europeans are behind and Russia's lenders continue to plummet. -
Destinations Europe’s happiest countries: Boost your serotonin and lower your emissions with a flight-free trip What is better for happiness than travelling? Travelling with sustainability in mind. -
Ukraine Ukrainian women prepare for combat amid Russia's grinding invasion Ukrainian women are learning the necessary military skills for the frontline.