4 March 2025 | Euronews
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Europe News CDU's Friedrich Merz secures billion-euro deal for Germany’s military and infrastructure A provision would exempt defence spending above 1% of GDP from debt brake rules, enabling Germany to increase military spending without limit. -
Canada Trudeau slams Trump tariffs on Canada as ‘a very dumb thing to do’ US President Donald Trump said he would proceed with planned tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, causing a broad sell-off in US stock markets. -
Economy Taxing the rich could help cover increased French defence spending France is looking at ways to increase its defence budget after the US paused its military aid to Ukraine. The heavily indebted country is not excluding taxing the rich. -
Europe News Commission touts action plan for steel industry faced with US tariff wall The Commission has pledged an action plan for the steel industry to be launched in mid-March, days after US President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs against the sector are slated to come into force, beckoning the onset of a trade war. -
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Business Chinese EV maker BYD announces share sale, floats Tesla collaboration The electric vehicle maker has launched Hong Kong’s biggest listing in four years as it seeks cash for overseas expansion. -
Europe News Zelenskyy says he's willing to work under Trump's leadership and proposes Ukraine peace plan The Ukrainian president expressed regret Tuesday over his exchange with his US counterpart Donald Trump and urged for a return to cooperation after Washington paused its military support to Ukraine. -
Markets Oil prices drop as OPEC+ agrees to gradually hike output from April Oil prices had already been trading lower in the last few weeks, partly because of expectations that US president Donald Trump could swiftly end Russia’s war in Ukraine. This, in turn, is likely to increase Russian oil output thanks to sanctions relief. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Three Serbian MPs injured as smoke bombs and flares thrown in parliament The Serbian Parliament’s first regular session of 2025 was thrown into chaos on Tuesday, with smoke bombs and flares disrupting proceedings just an hour after the session began. -
Tech News MWC 2025: Telecoms and AI CEOs renew calls for consolidation in Europe Telecoms and artificial intelligence (AI) leaders argue consolidation is the best way to keep Europe's industry competitive. -
Europe in Motion New study reveals top European countries to beat cost of living burden for singles Living alone often means much higher costs. A new study identifies the best places for singles considering to relocate with the aim of increasing their purchasing power. -
Belarus Lukashenko orders search for rare earth minerals in Belarus The move comes after US President Donald Trump tried to sign a rare earth minerals agreement with Ukraine. -
Design Chinese architect Liu Jiakun honoured with 2025 Pritzker Prize for human-centered design Jiakun's notable works include the West Village in Chengdu, a five-story urban hub blending culture and commerce, and the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in Chongqing. -
Travel News ‘A real health scandal’: Can ride-sharing clean up Paris’s busiest road? Other initiatives aimed at reducing pollution and noise in Paris have led to new cycling lanes and car-free zones. -
Earth News Missing EU climate targets could leave Ireland facing a €26 billion bill A new report warns Ireland needs to “act now” or it could be in line to pay significant compliance costs. -
Europe News Commission to respond to US Congress’ digital questioning by 10 March Under pressure from the US House of Representatives, Commission Vice-President Teresa Ribera told Euronews that she would respond to Republican Congressmen's questioning on digital enforcement by 10 March. -
Culture news Hollywood meets the West End: Adrien Brody, Imelda Staunton and more earn Olivier Awards nods 'Fiddler on the Roof' emerges as the most-nominated production at the 2025 Olivier Awards, dominating in a year filled with star-studded performances. -
Nature Kelp! Scientists discover more about how sea otters come to the rescue of undersea forests A new study sheds light on the power of keystone species, which could help ecologists in other environments. -
EU Decoded Will loss of AI-specific liability rules leave victims without redress? In a world-first, the EU created legislation to regulate Artificial Intelligence, called the AI Act. But it now seems to be moving away from effective protection for those harmed by this technology by abandoning a proposed AI Liability Directive. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo M23 rebels abduct over 130 patients from hospitals in eastern DR Congo, UN says The abductions come as the Rwanda-backed group continues its rapid military expansion in eastern DR Congo, seizing key cities and escalating one of the most intense conflicts in over a decade. -
Nature What is the fish doorbell? How a livestream from the Netherlands is helping with migration Ringing this doorbell helps fish migrate through a lock in the Netherlands. -
Tech News MWC 2025: Here is the new AI tech unveiled at Mobile World Congress Here is Euronews Next's round-up of some of the tech displayed at the Mobile World Congress this week in Barcelona. -
Europe News Belgian prosecutor seeks immunity waiver for two more Socialist MEPs over bribery allegations MEPs Alessandra Moretti and Elisabetta Gualmini enmeshed in the corruption scandal that rocked the Parliament in 2022 -
Tech News EU to launch 'Digital Diplomacy' initiative this year amid tensions with the US The European Commission engages on technology with other regions, but the US remains a question mark -
Economy Eurozone unemployment remains at a historic low despite weak economy The eurozone labour market showed resilience following the region’s sluggish economic performance in the last quarter of 2024. -
Europe News Brussels insists US is still 'an ally' after Trump halts military aid to Ukraine Brussels has avoided criticising Washington for the suspension of military aid, which could have serious repercussions for Ukraine's fight against Russia. -
Design French architect Anne Lacaton wins 2025 Jane Drew Prize French architect Anne Lacaton has been awarded the 2025 Jane Drew Prize for her pivotal role in advancing women in architecture, recognised for her inventive and socially conscious design work. -
North Korea Kim Jong-un’s sister threatens retaliation over US aircraft carrier in South Korea Experts say North Korea could increase its weapons testing after the arrival of a US aircraft carrier last week. -
Philippines Philippine fighter jet and two pilots missing after rebel mission The plane lost contact with other military aircraft during an overnight assault against communist insurgents. -
No Comment China’s political advisory body opens annual session in Beijing The weeklong event, attended by around 5,000 delegates, is used by the Chinese Communist Party to outline its policies for the year. -
Culture news Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown responds to tabloid bullying aimed at her appearance “This isn’t journalism. This is bullying.” Actress Millie Bobby Brown responds to tabloids criticising her appearance. -
United Kingdom UK government launches ad campaign in Iraq to reduce Channel crossings The move comes as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer attempts to crack down on smuggling gangs. -
Israel Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu takes stand in ongoing corruption trial Netanyahu is being prosecuted on charges of fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes in three separate cases. -
Cinema The 'I'm Still Here' effect: How Oscar fever is gripping Brazil during Carnaval Walter Salles' 'Im Still Here' won Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards. Brazilians roared at home and on the streets, where Carnival festivities have been ongoing since Saturday. And now, the 'I'm Still Here' house is to be transformed into a film museum... -
Europe News Serbia's parliament session erupts into chaos as opposition MPs set off flares and smoke grenades Serbia's parliamentary session in Belgrade on Tuesday briefly turned violent after opposition MPs set off flares following a short brawl, leading to injuries. Speaker of Parliament Brnabić urged MPs to resume work. -
Europe News Which European countries would take part in a 'coalition of the willing' for Ukraine? France and the UK have floated the idea to send troops on the ground as a guarantee after a potential peace deal. However, so far, not many countries appear to be on board. -
No Comment Rio Carnival: Samba schools light up the Sambadrome Rio's Carnival continued in full swing with top samba schools parading at the Sambadrome. -
Europe News Costa writes to Orbán admitting rift, touting security guarantees over Ukraine In a letter to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban obtained by Euronews, European Council President Antonio Costa acknowledged divergences on the path to achieve peace in Ukraine, but touted the need for the EU to contribute 'strong security guarantees' for the country. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Travel News AI solutions, sustainability, and inclusive travel: ITB Berlin is shaping the future of travel Over the next few days, Euronews Travel will be on the ground at ITB Berlin talking to leading travel experts. -
Art Stolen Brueghel painting resurfaces in the Netherlands after 50 years A 17th-century Brueghel painting, stolen from Poland's Gdańsk Museum in 1974, has been recovered in the Netherlands with the help of a detective dubbed the “Indiana Jones of the Art World”. -
Space SpaceX delays Starship test launch due to last-minute rocket issues The countdown got down to the 40-second mark, but it was halted because of issues with the 123-metre rocket. -
Europe News Russian drone strike on Odesa injures four and causes power outages Ukraine's State Emergency Services reported a Russian drone attack targeted energy infrastructure in the Ukrainian city of Odesa overnight on Monday. -
Europe News Von der Leyen pitches '€800bn' defence package ahead of EU leaders' summit EU leaders will gather in Brussels on Thursday for an extraordinary summit dedicated to defence and Ukraine. -
Colombia Colombia's president reveals initiative to replace coca with other crops The initiative aims to eradicate 25,000 hectares of coca bushes within 140 days while maintaining military operations against rebel groups in the northeast that profit from the drug trade. -
Egypt What to expect as Arab leaders meet in Cairo to discuss Gaza’s future Euronews analyses what different delegations from around the Middle East and North Africa hope to get out of the "emergency summit" on Gaza, taking place in Cairo on Tuesday. -
Economy Markets slide as Trump confirms tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China US President Donald Trump said he would proceed with planned tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, causing a broad selloff in US stock markets. -
Culture news Why are European children's TV characters so terrifying? As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of a depressed loaf of bread gracing German children's TV, we look at some of Europe's most peculiar attempts at entertaining the youth. -
Culture news Dolly Parton's husband Carl Dean dies aged 82 Country star Dolly Parton's husband - who she married in a secret ceremony aged just 20 - has died. -
Gaza Israel aid blockade will exacerbate already dire conditions, Palestinians say Concerns are growing from Palestinians in the Gaza Strip that Israel’s decision to cut the entry of food and other supplies will accelerate a humanitarian crisis. -
Europe News Don’t send troops to Ukraine at this stage, says lead MEP | Radio Schuman In an interview with Euronews, senior MEP Riho Terras said it's too early to send European troops to Ukraine. -
Art Food and fashion: Paris Louvre museum puts fine dining and haute couture on the table To coincide with Paris Fashion Week, the Musée du Louvre is inviting to dinner more than 300 figures from the worlds of art and entertainment to feast on fashion at a ball aimed at fundraising... and rivalling the Met Gala. -
EuroVerify Did USAID spend millions to make Zelenskyy Time 'Person of the Year'? USAID has become a significant target for false claims since Trump reentered the White House, and scrutiny of the US's support of Ukraine has intensified. -
Travel News Where are the world’s most beautiful railway bridges? Engineering marvels become big tourist hits These amazing feats of engineering allow trains to navigate the steepest valleys and cross the deepest rivers. -
wellbeing Global obesity rates are surging as people gain weight younger and faster than in the past About six in 10 adults worldwide will be overweight or obese by 2050, according to new projections. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Europe News The importance of American combat aircraft in Europe's arsenal Europe has its own fighter aircraft industry, but many countries also rely on American models. This risks dependency on Washington. -
Economy How Ukraine minerals could help end US economic reliance on China Trump is pursuing Ukraine’s rare earth and critical minerals to strengthen its leverage in curbing China’s exports. However, it could be a long-term process for the US to end its reliance on China. -
Europe News Pope Francis resting after suffering from two acute breathing crises The 88-year-old pontiff has been hospitalised since 14 February with pneumonia in both lungs and breathing difficulties. -
Europe News French lawmakers divided on Ukraine and European defence after fall out of Zelenskyy-Trump meeting PM François Bayrou opened the debate by denouncing what he called "a stunning scene marked by brutality, and a desire to humiliate," referring to last week's bitter spat between US President Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. -
USA Trump pauses US military support to Ukraine after White House spat with Zelenskyy A White House official said Trump wants the Ukrainian president to commit to reaching a peace deal with Russia.