Florida to scrap all childhood vaccine mandates in state first
Anca Ulea
3 European cultural events you need to know about this weekend
Climate change takes centre stage at art exhibitions in London and Madrid. Meanwhile, romance is at the heart of the Cabourg Film Festival in France.
Meet the man designing massive mechanical creatures for cities
François Delarozière designs immense mechanical creatures that interact with people in French cities and beyond. His Grand Elephant in Nantes draws thousands of tourists each year to the city's former shipyards.
Moscow-affiliated Ukrainian Orthodox Church cuts ties over war
Church leaders say Russia broke God's commandment "Thou shalt not kill", condemning Moscow Patriarch Kirill's vocal support for the war.
Ukrainian farmers risk their lives as war continues amid sowing season
As shelling continues in eastern Ukraine, farmers are planting seeds with the hope that their next harvest will be done in peace.
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'Right to die': Belgium marks two decades since legalising euthanasia
Twenty years ago, Belgium became only the second country in the world to legalise euthanasia. Today, more than a dozen European nations allow some form of it.
Putin will not dictate peace terms in Ukraine, Scholz says
On the final day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that Vladimir Putin can't dictate peace terms in a war he "won't win."
Meet the Italian artisan who turns feathers into fashion
A third-generation feather maker, Duccio Mazzanti has spent decades learning how to master the plume, turning it into unique wearable creations.
'Palace Papers' book 'well-written but won't change anything'
Royal biographer Ingrid Seward tells Euronews that Tina Brown's new book is good but will not shake the monarchy in Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee year.
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