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'It's a big deal': Experts and MEPs weigh in on EU's Russian oil ban

The phase-out of seaborne crude is considered the most radical measure taken by the EU since the Ukraine war broke out.

Green News

'Vital' seed bank in Ukraine at risk of disappearing as war rages on

The banks have become increasingly vital to ensuring enough food is produced each season to feed 7.9 billion people as the world's weather becomes more extreme.

Ukraine

Ukraine: Russia accuses US of 'pouring fuel on the fire' with missiles

A Kremlin spokesman said the Biden Administration is “deliberately and diligently pouring fuel into the fire," by sending new missile systems to Kyiv.

Europe Decoded

Why the Druzhba pipeline was spared from the EU ban on Russian oil

Hungary's PM Viktor Orbán scored a big win by forcing an exemption into the original proposal.

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Ukraine

War crimes investigators meet in The Hague over Russia-Ukraine war

Officials from Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland will discuss early findings with the International Criminal Court's lead prosecutor as thousands of potential war crimes cases are being pursued in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Ukraine’s historic monuments conserved using cutting-edge technology

Cultural experts are working to conserve the memory of Ukraine’s historic buildings using 3D scans. More than 100 have been hit by shelling during the past 3 months of the war.

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Ukrainian authorities: Most of Sievierodonetsk under Russian control

Governor of the Luhansk region Sergei Haidai said that all critical infrastructure in the key city in eastern Ukraine has been completely destroyed while evacuation of civilians is impossible due to fierce fighting.

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France demands answers about death of journalist killed in Ukraine

Frédéric Leclerc-Imhoff was killed on Monday near the eastern city of Severodonetsk as he reported on civilian evacuations.

Europe News

EU leaders endorse ban on Russian oil, exempting pipeline imports

The European Council agreed to a Hungarian demand to completely spare oil imports coming through pipelines.

Culture news

Ukraine's Eurovision winners auction off trophy for €836,000

Kalush Orchestra, which won the Eurovision Song Contest earlier this month, has raised $900,000 (€836,000) for Ukraine's military by selling off the trophy they were awarded in Turin.

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High-tech race to map Ukraine's damaged historic buildings

Many Ukrainian historical monuments were destroyed by the Russian army, but cultural experts are trying to preserve their memory with the help of 3D scans.

Ukraine

Zelenskyy visits Ukraine’s east for the first time since invasion

President Voloydmr Zelesnkyy saw the destruction in Kharkiv as the battle for Ukraine's second city continues.

Ukraine

Sievierodonetsk ceasefire broken, French journalist killed

A French journalist was killed near Severodonetsk in Ukraine after the vehicle he was in came under fire, according to Luhansk’s regional governor Serhiy Haidai. The journalist was not named.

Ukraine

Kyiv fears 'Mariupol repeat' as Russian forces escalate Donbas attacks

Some 90% of Sievierodonetsk has been "systematically destroyed" by the Russian forces while at least 1,500 people have died there because of the war, the Luhansk city mayor claims.

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No Comment videos of the week

A Taiwan man invented a stroller for fish, tightrope walker Nathan Paulin broke a new world record at Mont-Saint-Michel, a giant work of street art representing Saint Javelin has emerged in Kyiv, and more. No agenda, no slant. Get the picture without the commentary.

Europe News

EU leaders are struggling to pass sanctions on Russian oil. Why?

Fresh EU sanctions on Russian crude and refined oil have been on the table for weeks without progress.

My Europe Series

Europe's week: Hope in the streets of Kyiv; the EU fears food crisis

Life, or something like it, has returned to the streets of the Ukrainian capital. But worries are mounting overseas about food shortages in the short and long term as a result of Russia's war

Ukraine

Ukrainians in Zelenskyy's city describe him as 'symbol' of country

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has become a symbol in Ukraine. Euronews International Correspondent Anelise Borges visited the town where the president grew up.

Ukraine

Ukraine fears repeat of Mariupol horrors as Donbas offensive increases

Ukrainian officials renewed their appeals for more sophisticated Western-supplied weaponry. Without it, they said, Ukrainian forces wouldn’t be able to stop Russia’s offensive.

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Russia offers to lift port blockade in exchange for sanctions relief

Ukraine's inability to export agricultural produce is contributing to the rising global food prices.

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