28 March 2024 | Euronews
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Italy Italy raises security alert level for Easter weekend following Moscow attacks The Italian government has expelled from the country around 50 people said to have links with terrorist organisations since October 7. -
World News Prime Ministers of Poland and Ukraine make progress on easing farmer anger The leaders said proposals were made on restricting Ukrainian food imports that farmers argue is undermining their livelihoods, but that more progress was necessary. -
Earth News Governments urged to reconsider bid to delay deforestation law Forest conservationists and environmental campaigners have reacted angrily to governments' efforts within the EU Council to water down a recently adopted law designed to protect forests both overseas and in Europe, before it has even come into effect. -
Football Now What are the consequences of terminating the Decreto Crescita on Italian football? Italy established the legislation in 2019, but now it is being terminated. -
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World News French budget deficit rose to 5.5% in 2023 The French budget deficit rose to 5.5% according to new data by statistical agency Insee. Prime Minister Attal announced welfare cuts could be imposed to lower the budget deficit to 2.7 percent by 2027. -
Tech News Four Canadian school boards sue Snapchat, TikTok, and Meta for 'disrupting education' The school boards sued the tech companies for disrupting students' education. -
Health news Health officials flag demographics, sustainability concerns Shortages of health workers and a rapidly ageing population were among key concerns flagged by officials from a variety of member states attending a landmark health conference in Brussels this week. -
Culture news Trump’s selling his ‘favourite book’ – But what are former US presidents' best-loved reads? Donald Trump is now selling Bibles. No, this isn't a joke. He says it's his favourite book. (Make of that what you will.) To steer back towards a sense of sanity, here are the favourite books of former US presidents - the ones that have actually cracked a book. -
Lifestyle Uber-rich Latinos transforming Madrid into the new Miami Dozens of families from Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela have chosen Madrid as a residential and investment destination, transforming the real estate, cultural and leisure fabric of the Spanish capital. -
Destinations Valencia, Castellon de la Plana and Huelva: Are these Spain’s best springtime destinations? New data has revealed the best Spanish places to visit from March to June. -
Business Fallen crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prison The judge said the sentence reflected “that there is a risk that this man will be in a position to do something very bad in the future. And it’s not a trivial risk at all.” -
Earth News Melting polar ice may be slowing Earth’s spin and messing with how we measure time Clocks may have to skip a second - called a "negative leap second" - around 2029. -
Earth News Top fashion brands vow to stop greenwashing - what does this mean for the industry? Three British brands have pledged to stop greenwashing practices - but will others across Europe follow suit? -
World News Poland dismisses Eurocorps military commander Lieutenant General Jarosław Gromadziński, who last year became the first Pole to lead Eurocorps, has been dismissed. -
Economy Equal pay laws in Europe are failing — pay transparency could be the key Women often remain unaware of pay discrimination in their work, due to companies being able to keep salaries a secret. Pay transparency would fix this, Prof Roland Erne writes. -
Culture news More statues of living people than dead erected in UK, study finds A UK study found that more statues of living people were made than dead for the first time this century. -
Earth News Slovakia plans to be coal-free by 2024, 6 years earlier than originally planned Slovakia originally slated its coal phaseout for 2030 but has now expedited this to mid-2024. -
Europe News Should the EU continue to support Ukraine? Our poll finds Europeans are in favour Most of the respondents of an exclusive poll for Euronews by IPSOS say support to Ukraine should continue. But they are in two minds about whether it should be a priority for the next mandate. -
Economy Belgium pushes minimum wage over €2,000 with bid in for more A hike in the minimum wage puts the country among the few in Europe where the minimum wage surpasses €2,000, as high taxes bite. -
Health news Japanese supplement pill recalled amid five deaths and more than 100 hospitalisations A Japanese supplement pill was linked to five deaths and more than 100 hospitalisations. -
Business Sinking feeling for Thames Water as investors refuse to pay up Thames Water could potentially be nationalised, as the company sinks deeper into debt and investors describe it as "uninvestable". -
Economy UK’s technical recession raises doubts about Sunak’s economic claims The UK slid into a technical recession at the end of 2023 because of increased inflation and soaring interest rates. -
Health news How doctors in Belgium reconstruct noses amid rising cocaine use Doctors are treating people in Belgium who present with serious nose problems due to cocaine use. -
Culture news Michelle Yeoh to join business and political leaders at Global Citizen NOW summit to fight poverty Michelle Yeoh, Hugh Jackman, Danai Gurira and Dakota Johnson are amongst the celebrities attending the May event, seeking to find workable solutions to address issues of food insecurity and climate change. -
Mobility Inside the new Dutch hyperloop test centre that hopes to revolutionise Europe's future transport While critics claim it's an example of policymakers "chasing a shiny object," backers believe hyperloop could become a mainstay of future travel. -
Russia 'Nonsense': Putin rules out attacks on NATO countries Putin has claimed Russia has no plans to attack NATO countries but will shoot down F-16 fighter jets sent to Ukraine from Western countries. -
Economy Ireland's housing crisis: Tens of thousands of new builds needed Property group Knight Frank says Ireland is running on a huge housing deficit as it outlines the country's future needs. -
Culture news Here’s why you need to stay away from Roman Polanski’s ‘The Palace’ The 90-year-old's most recent film ‘The Palace’ has finally secured French distribution. Here’s why you should avoid it at all costs. -
Israel Middle East Forum Israel: 'Guterres wants Israel to lose, but he will fail' Hamas understands that it can not win on the battlefield, so it tries to win in the court of global public opinion. Guterres, unfortunately, appears to be the poster boy for these efforts, Middle East Forum Israel’s Nave Dromi writes. -
Art Taste vs freedom of expression: Could 'debasing' souvenirs of Michelangelo's David be banned? Should institutions be the arbiters of taste? A fight against obscene souvenirs is sparking concerns about freedom of expression. -
Tech News EU-US to announce 6G vision, cooperation on AI at TTC summit The meeting is likely to be the last TTC; the forum might not survive leadership changes following elections on both sides of the Atlantic this year. -
Europe News Europe’s destiny intertwined with Ukraine’s, EU Liberals chief says in Kyiv EU Liberals leader Valérie Hayer reasserted her centrist party’s unwavering support to Ukraine during a two-day visit to the war-torn country, as security takes centre stage in the campaign for June’s European elections. -
Art Artists spray-paint portraits of Alexei Navalny behind a Soviet monument in Vienna Austrian graffiti duo Joel Gamnou painted the portraits, receiving mostly positive feedback from the public, although criticism arose from certain groups alleging political misuse of the wall. -
France 'Disturbing': Rough sleepers and migrants removed from Paris ahead of Olympics Hundreds of migrants and rough sleepers have been relocated from Paris to regional France on chartered bus services. -
Business How much did Europe's best-paid bank boss earn last year? The highest amount went to Swiss bank UBS' CEO Sergio Ermotti, who has overseen the government-brokered rescue of Credit Suisse. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 28th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Lifestyle The Comédie-Française puts its costumes on sale for fashion enthusiasts Calling all aficionados of theatre, fashion history, and unique pieces, as every Thursday, until the end of April, Comédie-Française unveils a rare opportunity for enthusiasts to purchase costumes from its reserves of exceptional and historic outfits. -
Markets Cocoa prices rise to fresh records: Will we run out of chocolate? Cocoa prices have been steadily rising due to poor harvests, as a result of extreme weather in important cocoa-producing countries in West Africa. -
Travel News Need to renew your UK passport? Here's how much it will cost and how long it will take UK passport fees are set to increase again next month. -
Travel News Ranked: The world’s most stressful airports to travel through this Easter To make your journey a little more relaxing, think about avoiding the following airports. -
Tech News Sorry Elon, Grok is not open source AI. Here’s why, according to the creator of the definition AI companies that claim they are open source, such as Musk’s latest AI venture, open source the weights but not the data they are trained on nor the training process. -
Tech News Amazon invests an additional $2.75 billion into AI company Anthropic Amazon will maintain a minority stake in Anthropic. -
Culture news Beyoncé is back with 'Act II: Cowboy Carter' - and her longest tracklist yet Queen B's 8th album drops tomorrow - and we now know the tracklist. Here's everything you need to know. -
Economy How have Europe's economic issues fared on von der Leyen's watch? Ursula von der Leyen is seeking a second term as head of the European Commission. What has her current five-year stint meant for the economy? -
Creators Meet the artisan jeweller whose ethical, traceable designs are inspired by nature Clio Saskia uses recycled 18 karat gold for her collection work, as well as ethically sourced, traceable sapphires and other gemstones she mined herself. -
World News 'Just miserable': War's toll on Palestinian children stuns doctors Gut-wrenching child casualties from Israeli strikes were described to reporters by medics. -
World News Ukraine tries to forge ties with Russia's historic ally India “Ukraine is interested in strengthening our trade and economic ties with India," wrote Zelenskyy on X. -
Lifestyle Style icks: What would you censor in the fashion world? As North Korea censor a pair of jeans, the Euronews Culture team ask themselves: What would we want to blur out of fashion? -
Health news Scientists want to study whether this local drum class can help Parkinson’s disease patients Researchers at Cardiff University are hoping to launch a study to discover if there is clinical evidence that drumming classes are improving the lives of Parkinson’s disease patients. -
Business Which provided a higher yield in the last decade: Bitcoin or a house in London? The most famous crypto provided a return of almost 5,000% over the last decade. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 28th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.