29 March 2024 | Euronews
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Sport Turkey Welcomes Judo To Antalya Today marks the start of this highly anticipated Judo Grand Slam amidst this country's rich history, a nation renowned for its vibrant culture and scenic beauty. -
Vatican Pope Francis leads Good Friday Mass in St. Peter's Basilica The humble Easter ceremony evoked the pain of war, immigration and violence against women. -
No Comment WATCH: Aftermath of deadly cyclone Gamane in Madagascar The storm killed 18 people and left four missing after making landfall on the north of the Indian Ocean island nation earlier this week, authorities said on Friday. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Protecting nature and controlling big tech Farmers' protest and the postponement of the vote on the Nature Restoration Law showed, this week, how the European Green Deal can be a target of misunderstanding and contestation. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 29th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Israel Israel will return to the table for cease-fire talks with Hamas Israel will return to the table for cease-fire talks with Hamas, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. -
Mobility Chinese electronics maker Xiaomi launches 'connected' smart EV Xiaomi is a well-known maker of smart consumer electronics in China, with its new EV boasting lots of new smart features. -
Destinations Zurich is the most liveable city in Europe: Here’s why you should pay a visit Even if moving to Zurich is not for you, the Swiss city is still well worth a trip. -
Money What does disgraced ‘Crypto King’ Sam Bankman-Fried’s sentence mean for the industry? The SBF saga saw many people lose their life savings, causing them two years of stress. -
Culture news Beyoncé's country album 'Cowboy Carter': Euronews Culture's verdict Queen B's 8th album has dropped - and two members of the Euronews Culture team share their verdict. -
Cult Damien Hirst exhibition takes over an entire château in Provence This exhibition is a first for the wine estate that has been transformed into an open-air museum. -
Health news Blind people can hear and feel April's total solar eclipse with new technology While eclipse watchers look to the skies, people who are blind or visually impaired will be able to hear and feel the celestial event. -
Culture news Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a Best Supporting Actor Oscar, dies aged 87 Louis Gossett Jr. was best known for his Oscar-winning role in 'An Officer And A Gentleman' as well as his role in the seminal TV miniseries “Roots". -
Europe News EU policies jeopardise food independence, say 50% in poll European voters are as unhappy as farmers with the bloc’s protection of agriculture, accounting the largest slice of the EU budget. -
Ukraine Zelenskyy tells MEP delegation that EU solidarity is vital for morale The Ukrainian prime minister made the comments to a group of MEPs from the liberal Renew Europe group, of which his own party is a member. -
Tech News 'Regulation stifles innovation' is a misguided myth Governments and tech companies should not fear regulation as it does not need to come at the cost of innovation. In fact, any policy development that is founded on this principle is ultimately one that can be more successful, Michael Bąk writes. -
Europe News European Parliament 'looking into' claims members were paid to spread Russian propaganda The European Parliament is "looking into allegations" that some of its members were paid by a Russian propaganda network foiled earlier this week by Czech authorities, its press services confirmed to Euronews. -
Culture news UK traditional race to go ahead despite E Coli risk: Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race explainer This Saturday, the UK's oldest universities will face each other for their annual boat race, despite concerns over sewage in the Thames. -
Ukraine Russia barrages Ukraine with 99 drones and missiles Kyiv claimed its air defences shot down 84 of them, whilst the energy minister said three power stations were hit. -
Economy French inflation falls to two and a half year low as food prices slow Falling services and energy inflation also contributed to March’s reduced inflation print. -
Earth News ‘National disgrace’: Oxford coach blasts Thames pollution ahead of Boat Race with Cambridge The race will put even more pressure on authorities to clean up rivers across the country, including the Thames. -
Hungary Dogs understand when you talk to them - study According to researchers in Hungary, dogs understand when they are spoken to and, like humans, are capable of associating a word with an object. -
Business Speculation over M&S Ocado split persists after payment dispute Experts suggest Ocado should try to woo US investors as the firm's dispute with M&S rolls on. -
Economy Ireland reveals fuel and broadband price increases from April Ireland launched a phased plan last year to bring excise rates back to the levels they were at before the Russia-Ukraine war. -
Business Data protection fears raised over shopping giant Temu's cash giveaway In exchange for the £50 payment, the site gets the right to use and publish people's photos, voices and biographical information among others. -
Culture news Why is Kim Kardashian being sued over tables? The Donald Judd Foundation has filed a lawsuit against Kim Kardashian, alleging that she falsely attributed the design of her tables and chairs to the late minimalist artist. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 29th – 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 We could crowdfund a progressive Europe for the people, by the people Progressives are struggling to not only mobilise citizens behind movements that can effectively push back at the rising tide of right-wing populism, but also win. A move towards community financing could give them the ammunition they need, Mar Garcia Sanz writes. -
World News Surrounded by silence: The sole custodian of San Benedetto al Subasio Abbey A sole custodian watches over the remote St Benedict's Abbey in Assisi. -
South Africa Bus plunges off South Africa bridge, killing 45 An 8-year-old is the only survivor and is being treated for serious injuries. -
Health news King Charles speaks of 'caring for each other' as he skips pre-Easter service amid cancer treatment King Charles spoke of "caring for each other" as he skipped a pre-Easter service amid cancer treatment. -
Lifestyle Water fights and flying bells: Discover intriguing European Easter traditions Easter isn’t just about bunnies, chocolate and singing hymns – these European traditions infuse the holiday with legends, competition, and even crime drama. -
Economy Market Round-Up: Best quarter in a year for European markets Global stock markets remained on an upbeat trajectory in March, with the European stock markets particularly robust in the first quarter. Banking and Energy stocks shone, outpacing the technology sector in March. -
Economy Poland's annual inflation slows to lowest rate in five years Lower prices for electricity, gas and other fuels helped Poland to slam the breaks on inflation. -
Health news US tuberculosis cases were at the highest level in a decade in 2023 Tuberculosis is caused by bacteria that usually attack the lungs, and is spread through the air when an infectious person coughs or sneezes. -
Culture news Queer artists urge UK’s Eurovision entry Olly Alexander to boycott competition over Israel The open letter from Queers for Palestine claims that Israel’s inclusion in Eurovision "would enable and cover up its war crimes and crimes against humanity.” -
Tech News Taking a bite out of Apple: How do its EU regulatory pressures and US antitrust woes compare? Experts say Apple’s “religion” of being closed off is under threat due to the dual pressures of antitrust lawsuits and the full force of new regulations. -
Europe News Ukraine 'not fully satisfied' with new EU grain deal but can make it work, says agriculture minister Ukraine is "not fully satisfied" with the latest grain deal agreed by EU countries but can make it work, says the country's agriculture minister. -
Earth News In pictures: Farmers spray manure and throw beets to protest EU agricultural policy Police used tear gas and water cannons to keep the violence at bay as the entryway to a subway station was set alight. -
Culture news Knighthood for 'Oppenheimer' director Christopher Nolan as film finally opens in Japan 'Oppenheimer' director Christopher Nolan and producer wife Emma Thomas are to receive a knighthood and damehood. Meanwhile, the Oscar winning film finally premieres in Japan - to mixed reactions. -
Climate Agriculture vs tourism: How are farmers and hotels coping with the Spanish drought? As Catalonia's water restrictions hit farmers the hardest, the tourism industry’s efforts to save itself could cause friction. -
Destinations Tourists throw over €1 million into Italy’s Trevi Fountain each year. Here’s what happens to it The heartwarming story of what happens to the coins thrown into the Trevi Fountain. -
Art These are the 12 must-see European art exhibitions to check out this spring Europe is a treasure trove of top-notch art exhibitions, and this spring is no different! Check out our favourite picks that you won't want to miss. -
Markets Steel shortages could threaten wind of change for Britain's offshore projects The British government wants to deliver 50GW of offshore wind power by 2030 but its target faces delays unless domestic steel production is increased, says a leading consultancy firm. -
Culture news Bedtime stories with Tilda Swinton and tea with Joseph Quinn on auction for Gaza British TV and film stars offer up rare treats to raise money for Medical Aid for Palestinians. -
Moments Colourful carriages and dreamy Elbe views: On board the European Sleeper from Brussels to Prague Flight-free travel: I passed through six countries in 24 hours and the highest I got was Prague’s 66 metre clock tower. -
Economy Spain's economy is thriving: Why it's growing more than its EU rivals The Spanish economy is thriving, with tourism, domestic spending, and investment set to continue propelling growth this year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 29th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Gaza Top UN court orders Israel to allow more aid into Gaza The Palestinian Foreign Ministry called the case “a vital step in the global effort to hold Israel accountable for perpetrating genocide.” -
The Cube No, Ursula von der Leyen’s grandfather was not an SS general The Cube takes a look at claims the European Commission president's grandparents were Nazis and pictured shaking hands with Adolf Hitler.