14 March 2025 | Euronews
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Serbia Thousands of Serbian anti government protesters converge on Belgrade for major rally The Serbian capital was on edge ahead of Saturday's anti-government rally, with the authorities stepping up efforts to dissuade people from attending. -
World News EU Commission aims to tackle the EU's skilled labour shortage The European Commission has identified 42 occupations shortages, particularly in construction, transport and health sectors. -
USA Trump administration threatens to cut Columbia University's federal funding The US government says the Ivy League institution must cede control of one of its academic departments if it wants federal funding in the future. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – Evening 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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Philippines Philippine ex-President Duterte appears at International Criminal Court via video link Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, 79, appeared at the court hearing on a video screen from a nearby detention centre in The Hague. -
Ukraine Trump claims 'good, productive' talks with Putin amid ceasefire push Russia is stalling on agreeing to a US-Ukraine backed interim ceasefire, a move Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called "deliberate". -
Earth News ‘A bad joke’: Greece gives green light to oil drilling while expanding marine protected areas Environmental lawyers say that the new concessions threaten endangered species in the biodiversity-rich Hellenic Trench. -
Europe News Kallas pitches plan to 'potentially' mobilise €40 billion in military aid for Ukraine The new initiative by Kaja Kallas is facing unresolved questions and political resistance that threaten to slow down its approval and roll-out. -
Canada Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's new prime minister as country faces US trade war The governing Liberal Party appeared to be poised for a historic election defeat this year until US President Donald Trump declared an economic war and threatened to annex the country as a "51st state". -
Europe News Huawei lobbyists barred temporarily from the European Parliament A temporary ban will be in place until the end of the investigation carried out by Belgian prosecutor over alleged corruption case -
Tech News North Sea collision: What tech was onboard the two ships and why didn't it prevent a crash? Various technologies would have been onboard the Stena Immaculate and the Solong at the time they collided in the North Sea. Why didn't they stop a collision? -
Europe News EU Parliament ethics system 'not fit for the job', EU expert says Professor Alberto Alemanno thinks the European Parliament's ethics rules have failed to address corruption risks, but that this does not damage the image of the EU as a whole. -
Earth News ‘Faster and faster’: Why did global sea levels rise more than expected in 2024? Since the satellite recording of ocean height began in 1993, the rate of annual sea level rise has more than doubled. -
Europe News This is the EU's chance to support a better future for Syrians If the EU and its members are truly committed to helping Syrians to break with decades of repression and impunity, they should redouble and speed up efforts to assist Syria, Philippe Dam writes. -
Travel News When does the ETAIS scheme begin and how much will it cost? Everything you need to know The ETIAS will require visa-exempt travellers from non-EU countries, including the UK, to obtain authorisation before short stays in the Schengen Area. -
Europe News Velichie party joins Bulgarian parliament, coalition majority now at risk After the Bulgarian Constitutional Court ordered a partial recount of October's election results, the ultranationalist, pro-Russian Velichie party now has 10 seats in parliament. -
Europe News Governments agree to ease regulation of new-generation GMOs The EU is to set to release a new class of genetically modified crops from strict regulation that dates back over 20 years, but MEPs and governments are divided over whether biotech firms should be allowed to patent them. -
Economy European stocks, euro rally as Germany strikes historic debt deal Germany’s next chancellor, Friedrich Merz, struck a deal to loosen borrowing limits, unleashing €500 billion for defence and infrastructure. Markets surged, while analysts debated its impact on inflation and ECB rate policy. -
No Comment New Zealand soldier Dominic Abelen honoured with haka in Ukraine A haka was performed by Ukrainian soldiers to honour Dominic Abelen, a New Zealand soldier of Māori descent killed in 2022, whose body was recently returned to Ukraine, where he was awarded two medals. -
Europe News Euronews celebrates impartial journalism at launch of new Polish edition Guests at the event in Warsaw on Thursday included Nobel Peace Prize winner Lech Wałęsa, Poland's Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak, and opposition leader Mateusz Morawiecki. -
Culture news 900-year-old Vatican doomsday prophecy resurfaces amid Pope Francis’ illness According to a 900-year-old book in the Vatican, 'Judgement Day' may be upon us soon, and Pope Francis might be the last leader of the Church. -
Lifestyle The joy of six: Donatella Versace's best looks that changed the face of fashion As the imperious creative director steps down from the Italian fashion house, we take a look at some of the most iconic looks Versace produced under Donatella's stewardship. -
Germany Germany's CDU and SPD reach historic debt deal to jumpstart defence spending The agreement reached with the Greens would allow Germany to spend up to €1 trillion on defence and infrastructure over the next decade. -
World News Hamas agrees to release one US-Israeli hostage and bodies of four other dual nationals The announcement comes as talks continue in Doha to try to broker the second stage of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, the first phase of which ended two weeks ago. -
Azerbaijan Global stability won't be achieved in coming years, Azerbaijan's Aliyev tells Euronews Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev told Euronews that global stability is unlikely in the coming months or even years, stressing the need for realistic expectations about resolving major conflicts. -
Europe in Motion AI use at work: Which are the most sceptical and the most enthusiastic countries in Europe? Most EU workers believe AI technologies are having a positive impact on their job, but at the same time remain afraid robots might take them away in the future. -
Culture news clipping. - ‘Dead Channel Sky’: Euronews Culture's verdict The experimental hip-hop trio are back with a new concept album which propels the listener into a cyberpunk club. It’s an ambitious and occasionally thrilling dystopian rave that may be too messy for its own good. -
Taiwan Taiwan calls China a 'hostile foreign force' and ramps up security A raft of new national security measures was needed in response to China's increased efforts to undermine the island's security, says Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te. -
Travel News Is it safe to travel to Naples? Italy prepares for possible evacuations amid earthquake tremors Residents have been warned that evacuations may be necessary if the seismic activity continues. -
World News Gaza ceasefire in limbo as mediators seek to break Israel-Hamas deadlock Indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas in Qatar revolve around how to progress beyond the first stage of the three-phase ceasefire. -
China China and Russia call for end to nuclear sanctions on Iran The trilateral meeting in Beijing came after Donald Trump wrote to Iran’s supreme leader aiming to restart negotiations over the nuclear issue. -
Mexico Search group in Mexico discovers possible cartel mass killing site A group of citizens found shoes, clothes and bones at a ranch in the west Mexican state of Jalisco. The site is thought to have been used by the Jalisco New Generation cartel. -
Gaza UN experts accuse Israeli forces of sexual and gender-based violence in Gaza Israel has dismissed the inquiry as flawed, accusing the UN-backed commission of relying on “second-hand, single, uncorroborated sources". -
Europe News Who's hit by tariff war crossfire? Wine, plastics and pulp top list of sectors European industry is scrutinising the list of products drawn up by the European Commission in response to US tariffs on steel and aluminium, and not everyone is pleased. -
Cinema Lumière and Cannes head Thierry Frémaux on celebrating the 130 years of cinema in 2025 Euronews Culture sits down with Thierry Frémaux to discuss the 130-year anniversary of the invention of cinema, his new film honouring the legacy of the Lumière brothers, and the threats cinema faces in its second centenary. -
Markets European markets bounce back despite renewed Trump tariff threats US president Donald Trump has kicked trading tensions up a notch by threatening tariffs on EU alcohol, even as ECB president Lagarde warns that an escalating trade war could have severe global consequences. -
Nutrition Lower risk of diabetes to bone fractures: What are the benefits and drawbacks of being vegetarian? Experts for a French agency spent five years on a literature review and dietary intake recommendations for vegetarians. Here’s what they have to say. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – 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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Europe News More, better, European: White Paper maps path for EU rearmament Next week, the EU Commission will present the White Paper on the Future of European Defence, with guidelines on how to boost production and defence readiness in the face of possible Russian military aggression. -
Economy The UK economy unexpectedly contracts in January in setback for state The British economy shrank in the first month of 2025 compared with December, driven by a decline in production. -
Health news Measles cases in Europe and Central Asia at highest level in over 25 years A new report from global health authorities has warned about the rise of measles after a high number of cases in 2024. -
Europe News Polish edition of Euronews debuts with exclusive interviews on EU and NATO Euronews celebrated the launch of its Polish edition with a major event in Warsaw on Thursday. -
No Comment Severe flooding in Bolivia destroys crops and homes Heavy rainfall in Bolivia’s Viacha community has caused severe flooding, destroying crops, submerging homes, and impacting 6,000 people as rivers overflowed in the highlands. -
Syria Syria's interim president signs temporary constitution amid ongoing conflict A recent explosion of deadly violence and reprisals has raised the pressure on domestic leaders and international allies to secure Syria for its residents as quickly as possible. -
Economy Direct impact of US tariffs on EBRD to remain limited, chief economist says As US President Donald Trump continues to shake up the global trading order, EBRD nations aren’t likely to feel the brunt of the disruption. Even so, diminished growth in other countries is set to have ripple effects. -
Europe News Hungary drops veto and agrees to prolong EU sanctions on Russian individuals The clock for renewal was ticking fast as sanctions on Russian individuals and companies were set to expire by midnight on Saturday. -
No Comment Palestinian children struggle to resume education in ruined schools Gaza’s children lost over a year of education due to war damage, with many struggling to resume learning through rebuilt schools and online platforms. -
Culture news Can’t Buy Me Love? John Lennon gets honoured by Royal Mint on what would have been his 85th year Money can’t buy you love, but £18.50 (€22) can buy you a newly minted John Lennon coin... -
Ukraine Russia strikes Ukraine overnight as Putin questions Ukraine ceasefire Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Putin was "preparing to reject" a US-Ukraine backed proposal for interim peace. -
Culture news Gene Hackman's estate asks court to block release of death investigation records Gene Hackman's estate attempts to block the release of photographs and footage from the investigation into the Oscar winner and his wife's death, citing a desire to protect the couple's privacy. -
Economy ECB's Lagarde warns of severe economic hit from Trump's trade wars ECB’s Lagarde warns Trump’s trade war could hit global growth, inflation. She indicates that escalating tariffs risk severe economic consequences, while stressing the ECB’s challenge in stabilising inflation amid record-high uncertainty. -
Europe News Has the EU-US trade war already started? - Radio Schuman The EU has retaliated after being hit hard by the US tariffs. But with US president Donald Trump’s threats to slap more tariffs, the bloc could step up the fight with its anti-coercion instrument, a tool that was put in place in 2023. -
Lifestyle Paris Fashion Week: Get ready-to-wear sexy, seductive and spectacular clothes this winter Facing a luxury spending slump, designers are pushing ‘beyond’ on all levels. Paris Fashion Week A/W 25 was awash with an array of concepts and intricate craftsmanship that defy neat trend buckets. -
Culture news Europe's oldest human face found in Atapuerca: 'We may be looking at a new species' The discovery is particularly important as it places the arrival of the first populations in Europe before the 'Homo antecessors', whose remains date back approximately 860,000 years. It is a key piece in understanding the evolution of humans on the continent. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | March 14th – 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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USA Hundreds of US federal offices could close soon as Musk's DOGE crackdown on 'unnecessary' spending Hundreds of US federal offices could begin closing this summer as DOGE continues to crackdown on “unnecessary government spending”. -
Europe News Reportage: Onboard a French minehunting ship in the Mediterranean Euronews joined the French minehunting ship Le Capricorne for a day during the Ariadne 2025 exercise in Greece. -
Markets Gold reaches a new milestone as global trade war escalates Gold prices reached a new high, while equity markets and crude oil continued to decline on Thursday amid an escalating global trade war. Risk-off sentiment prevailed in the financial markets due to economic and political uncertainties, shifting funds away from riskier assets. -
Germany Germany's Friedrich Merz faces rocky road to lift debt brake rules Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz wants to alter Germany's strict fiscal rules to massively boost defence spending, the Greens are standing in his way. -
Europe News Former Polish President Lech Wałęsa expresses concern over potential Ukraine peace deal Poland’s former president and leader of the Solidarność movement Lech Wałęsa urges next generations to defend democracy, warning that populists and demagogues will “set the world on fire”.