25 March 2024 | Euronews
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Art The first-ever Malta Biennale, where ancient history meets contemporary art The inaugural Malta Biennale gathers artists from around the world to examine contemporary issues, offering a new way of seeing the island’s stunning cultural heritage. -
Russia Russians urge punishment for those who carried out concert attack Russian officials urge harsh punishment for those who carried out deadly concert attack. -
World News Hundreds arrested in 'XXL cleanup' French anti-drug operation French police arrested more than 190 people today in cities as part of a far-reaching anti-drug clampdown. President Macron described the raids as "unprecedented". -
Earth News Fiery exchange over Nature Restoration Law overshadows climate debate The failure of EU ministers to rubber stamp a political agreement on a new Nature Restoration Law risks undermining climate action and damaging the EU's credibility both globally and with voters, a handful of opposing ministers were warned on Monday. -
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Ecotech Coffee grounds might be the answer to agricultural contamination: Here’s how An estimated six million tonnes of coffee grounds are discarded annually. What if they could be put to good use? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 25th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News China linked to cyber attack on UK election watchdog as US and UK retaliate with sanctions "The cyber threat posed by China affiliated actors is real and it is serious, but it is more than equalled by our determination and resolve to resist it," the UK deputy prime minister said. -
Scenes WATCH: The Andean weaver preserving her vibrant handcrafting heritage Celeste Valero crafts exquisite textiles using traditional handcrafting techniques -
Destinations Where do Parisians go on holiday? From Arles to Chablis, here’s the inside track Cut your travel carbon footprint with these nine French summer holiday destinations - all accessible by train. -
Art ‘It’s not Banksy’s’: UK artist claims mysterious viral plaque is a copy Potential copyright infringement or a case of inspirational synchronicity? -
Culture news Bludfest: Does YUNGBLUD's own 'affordable' music festival have good intent? The '11 Minutes' and 'The Funeral' singer announced his £49.50 (€58) festival with a free show in Camden Market. -
Climate What is the ‘Taylor Swift effect’ and how is it changing the way Brazil copes with heatwaves? The death of Ana Clara Benevides during a heat wave in November has led to almost 100 bills aiming to enshrine water access into law. -
Culture news Rebel Wilson names Sacha Baron Cohen as 'asshole' she has written about in upcoming memoir Rebel Wilson's book, "Rebel Rising" comes out next month - in which she names and shames a highly regarded British comedian, who is allegedly threatening her. -
Design La Sagrada Familia could be finished in 2034 say architects but controversy remains Plans for a stairway at the Sagrada Familia have sparked opposition due to the potential demolition of nearby housing and offices, affecting approximately 1,000 families and businesses. -
Business Boeing CEO to depart in leadership shakeup after five turbulent years for company Boeing's reputation has been rocked by plane crashes and manufacturing defects since 2018. -
Focus Leaders call for unified response to worldwide problems at Baku Global Forum Serving and former leaders met under the principles of solidarity, equality and inclusivity to exchange and find global solutions to global problems. -
Culture news The Xenomorphs are back: Here’s everything you need to know about ‘Alien: Romulus’ The Ridley Scott and James Cameron-approved new chapter in the Alien franchise heads to cinemas this summer. And the new teaser looks very promising. Here’s everything you need to know about one of the most anticipated blockbusters of 2024. -
Serbia Serbia marks the 25th anniversary of NATO bombing of Yugoslavia Serbia marks the 25th anniversary of NATO bombing of what was then Yugoslavia. -
Europe News Apple, Facebook, Google investigated under Brussels’ Digital Markets Act The probes come days after new rules to curb the power of dominant online platforms took effect. -
Russia What does Putin’s farcical ‘re-election’ mean for the EU? Appeasement is off the table. Europe needs to unite and get serious about the truly existential threat that Putin’s brutal regime poses, Michael Emerson writes. -
Europe News EU to Putin: Don't use Moscow attack as pretext to intensify war on Ukraine Brussels has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin not to use the Moscow terror attack as a pretext to intensify his war against Ukraine. -
No Comment WATCH: Russia flaunts military helicopters in Ukraine Russia's defence ministry has released footage showing combat helicopters on a mission in Ukraine. -
United Kingdom French police use 'aggressive' tactics against migrant boats: Footage Images have emerged showing French police using "aggressive tactics" in attempts to deter migrant boats from reaching the United Kingdom. -
Culture news Everything we know about the world's first Dragon Ball theme park set to open in Saudi Arabia The park will include seven different themed lands, including Capsule Corporation and Beerus' Planet. -
Business China chips away at US-made units in government computers The step comes as Beijing adopts new rules to replace foreign technology with its own. -
Business Chinese battery maker plans to build UK’s biggest gigafactory EVE Energy has allegedly pledged an initial £1.2 billion to create a battery plant on the outskirts of Coventry, England. -
Health news Do smartphones threaten our physical health? Here's what we know about their impact A sports doctor writes in his book that smartphones are a problem for our physical health and recommends that people try to reduce their screen time. -
Culture news A musical muse’s memorabilia: Pattie Boyd’s personal collection sells for €3.2 million at auction Pattie Boyd’s collection blew past pre-sale estimates. It included letters, photos and artwork that gave insight into her life and infamous love triangle with George Harrison and Eric Clapton. -
Business Legoland builds in 'surge pricing' for visitors Merlin joins in criticism of the UK government for failing to bring back a tax cut for overseas visitors, saying it makes it hard to plan big investments. -
Climate Are water cycles the missing piece of the climate crisis puzzle? Climate models are based largely on extrapolating fossil fuel emissions. But is a missing critical factor linked to plants and water making things worse, Eurof Uppington writes. -
Art Spain reigns supreme in StreetArtCities 2023 Awards celebrating the best murals across the globe SFHIR's "Fene's Violonchelist" wins Best Mural of the World, a towering ode to music unveiled during the Perla Mural Fest in August 2023. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 25th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Japan's Nissan promises aggressive electrification push to cut costs, boost global sales “Nissan must change. We cannot succeed if we continue along the same path,” the company's CEO said. -
Economy Dutch economy sees slight uptick in 2023 as disposable income rises The Netherlands' GDP outgrew analysts' expectations in the final quarter of last year. -
Europe News Climate targets in focus, Newsletter This weeks key events selected by senior environment reporter Robert Hodgson -
Culture news 'Woke' conspiracy or culture war baiting? Behind the controversy of the new England football kit Nike's "playful" redesign of the St George's Cross on the new England kit has sparked a row – leading to a culture war that only shows a country needing to (finally) grow up. -
Space Large geomagnetic storms are about to impact Earth. Should we be worried? Space weather forecasters are expecting solar flaring to reach Earth on Monday causing a geomagnetic storm and the appearance of the Northern Lights. -
No Comment WATCH: Flowers and rubble as Russia reels from Moscow concert attack Sunday was a day of mourning in Russia for the victims of a horrific terrorist attack on a packed concert hall. -
Austria Thousands of Austrians protest far-right Freedom Party As European and parliamentary elections draw near, Austria braces itself for a potential political earthquake. -
Gaza 'Unimaginable' situation in Gaza hospital: Aid groups International officials say Gaza's entire population of 2.3 million is suffering from food insecurity and that famine is imminent in the hard-hit north. -
Tech News Ukraine's telecom engineers in 'continuous repair mode' under enemy fire to keep citizens connected Ukraine's engineers are working under fire to maintain mobile data service for their customers as they enter the third year of the Russian invasion. -
Culture news A portrait of the past: What is the Archaeological Atlas of France? 50,000 archaeological sites in France - from prehistory to the present day - have been listed for the first time in a new atlas. -
United Kingdom Reform UK: The right-wing party that could transform British politics Having attracted its first MP in the form of a Tory defector, the former Brexit Party is catching up with the government in the polls. -
Economy Markets Report: A look at the week ahead Investors will this week delve into additional indicators shedding light on the inflation trajectory for major economies, amidst the backdrop of stock markets potentially heading for a fifth consecutive month of gains. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 25th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News New European Sleeper train connects four capitals from Brussels to Prague “Night trains are now making a comeback all over Europe and I am very glad that the Czech Republic is not left behind.” -
Russia Four bruised and bloodied men charged over Moscow concert attack More than 130 people were killed in a grisly shooting in the Russian capital on Friday. -
Earth News Over half of European voters think climate action is a priority, exclusive Euronews poll reveals Less than a third of voters think the EU has had a positive impact on environmental protection.