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France urges meningitis vaccination amid warning of 'particularly high' number of cases

Public Health France said vaccinating infants and young people against certain serotypes of the serious infection was important for preventing it. View on euronews

2025-03-15T15:08:25Z

US President Donald Trump launches airstrike on Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen

US President Donald Trump says he is ready to use “overwhelming lethal force” until Iranian-backed Houthi rebels cease their attacks on shipping along a vital maritime corridor. View on euronews

2025-03-15T21:08:12Z

Watch in full: Starmer gives Ukraine update after urging world leaders to keep pressure on Russia

Watch in full: Starmer gives Ukraine update after urging world leaders to keep pressure on Russia -

2025-03-15T12:37:00Z

Hamas agrees to release last living US hostage

Edan Alexander, 21, will be released along with the bodies of four other hostages who died in captivity, Hamas has claimed today. The terror group did not specify when the release would occur.

2025-03-15T16:26:39Z

Birmingham bin strike: Public health warning as rodents ‘feast’ on rotting trash

Birmingham bin strike: Public health warning as rodents ‘feast’ on rotting trash - Experts warn public health risks are mounting as the rubbish piles up

2025-03-15T02:52:04Z

Military helicopter pilots ‘switching off life-saving safety system’

Military helicopter pilots are switching off a life-saving safety system in a move that makes them “practically invisible” to passenger jets, a whistleblower has claimed A serving navy pilot, who asked not to be named, spoke to The Telegraph after it emerged the same system had been disabled in the army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into a pas...

2025-03-12T12:01:47Z

Singapore bans Malaysian coffee after detecting erectile dysfunction drug

Singapore bans Malaysian coffee after detecting erectile dysfunction drug - Authorities warn consumers against drinking Kopi Penumbuk after finding it contains tadalafil, a prescription drug that can cause serious health risks

2025-03-13T11:05:08Z

Britain faces national emergency as sickness bill spirals higher

'Just at the age when someone should be starting out at work, instead they are signing on'

2025-03-15T19:13:41Z

Ukraine peacekeeping plans entering 'operational phase', says PM

Planning for a peacekeeping force for Ukraine will move to an "operational phase", the Prime Minister has said after a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" on Saturday. Sir Keir Starmer said military chiefs would meet in London on Thursday to "put strong and robust plans in place to swing in behind a peace deal and guarantee Ukraine's future security".

2025-03-15T16:18:26Z

Hungary's Orban vows fast crackdown on media, NGOs over foreign funding

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban pledged on Saturday to crack down on politicians and journalists who receive foreign funding and again ruled out EU membership for Ukraine, stepping up his campaign for elections due in a year. Speaking at a rally in Budapest celebrating Hungary's national day, Orban said it was time to eliminate a "shadow army" of NGOs, journalists,

2025-03-15T13:02:31Z

The Impact of Climate Change on Singapore’s Coastal Ecosystems

Nestled at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore is a bustling city-state known for its towering skyscrapers and lush greenery. However, beneath its modern facade lies a delicate and complex network of coastal ecosystems that face an increasing threat from climate change. The warming of our planet is not just an abstract concept; ... Read more The post The Impact of Climate Change on Singapore’s Coastal Ecosystems appeared first on discoverwildscience.

2025-03-15T13:07:56Z

We are not a cult — we're being buried under a nuclear-powered 'firehose of falsehood' | Opinion

This second iteration of the Republican authoritarian regime that has taken over our White House has been a terrible assault to the senses. The one-after-another attacks on our economy, civil liberties, environment, government and benefits have been a helluva lot to deal with. In related news, it turns out that this term “Trump Derangement Syndrome...

2025-03-15T19:19:37Z

Britain's asylum seeker hotspots revealed on interactive map

The latest data released by the House of Commons Library shows 109,100 are currently being housed across the UK. Yet 59 of the 361 authorities accommodate none.

2025-03-15T13:34:40Z

'We will use overwhelming lethal force': Trump announces 'decisive military action' abroad

Donald Trump on Saturday announced a military action abroad. President Trump, who has often claimed to have started no wars during his first presidency, took to his own social media network, Truth Social, to make a weekend military proclamation. "Today, I have ordered the United States Military to launch decisive and powerful Military action agains...

2025-03-15T19:48:52Z

'Embarrassed to be an American': Rubio slammed for expelling ambassador over Trump criticism

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has faced a flood of condemnation since announcing on social media Friday that "South Africa's ambassador to the United States is no longer welcome in our great country." "Ebrahim Rasool is a race-baiting politician who hates America and hates President Donald Trump," the secretary claimed. "We have nothing to di...

2025-03-15T19:49:34Z

Mass protest in Belgrade against President Vucic's government

Protesters wave Serbian flags outside the Serbian parliament during a major anti-corruption rally led by students in Belgrade, Serbia, March 15, 2025.

2025-03-15T16:41:55Z

Scientists Reclassify Javan Rhinoceros, Giving It a New Scientific Name

A team of researchers has officially reclassified the Javan rhinoceros, one of the world’s rarest and most elusive large mammals. Previously grouped under the same genus as the Indian rhinoceros, the species has now been assigned a new scientific name: Eurhinoceros sondaicus. This change, proposed in a new study published in ZooKeys, underscores th...

2025-03-15T16:40:00Z

Pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters face off in central London | 15 March 2025

A protest organised under the Palestine Coalition, including the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) and Stop The War, gathered at 1pm in Piccadilly near Green Park station before marching to Whitehall for a rally in the sunshine. A smaller counter-protest, organised by the group Stop The Hate, formed in Coventry Street, near Piccadilly Circus.

2025-03-15T16:05:26Z

PM faces Cabinet revolt over 'Trumpian' plan to cut bloated state

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband are leading opposition to departmental spending cuts.

2025-03-15T23:49:47Z

Thousands raised in GoFundMe for man allegedly held captive by stepmother for 20 years

Thousands raised in GoFundMe for man allegedly held captive by stepmother for 20 years - ‘I wanted my freedom,’ the man said after setting his house ablaze last month to save himself

2025-03-15T19:52:08Z

Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel prepared to continue ceasefire talks

Israel is prepared to continue ceasefire talks based on a US proposal for the release of 11 living hostages and half of the deceased, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Saturday night.

2025-03-15T22:49:40Z

Keir Starmer’s steady leadership offers the best chance of forcing Putin to make peace

Keir Starmer’s steady leadership offers the best chance of forcing Putin to make peace - THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Standing up to the Russian leader is the only way to bring him to the table – unlike Donald Trump’s erratic approach

2025-03-15T19:57:59Z

'Turning around planes in the air': Judge 'issues a sweeping block' of Trump's latest move

Donald Trump on Saturday hit a legal roadblock. The President over the weekend "invoked rarely used war powers in a bid to deport foreign nationals that the federal government deems to be members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua," according to a Politico report. But that plan was thwarted by a judge immediately after. Want more breaking politi...

2025-03-15T23:48:59Z

Indiana teen will spend more than 40 years in prison for murder of 20-year-old

Indiana teen will spend more than 40 years in prison for murder of 20-year-old - Jeremy Briscoe, 16, was charged as an adult in the 2024 murder of Carlos Jair Neri-Guzman

2025-03-15T23:22:19Z

Why Some Countries Are Letting Criminals Buy Citizenship

Why Some Countries Are Letting Criminals Buy Citizenship

2025-03-15T16:04:52Z

Trump's takeover is America's tall ships moment | Opinion

For hundreds of years, a myth has persisted about the first time tall ships landed in the Americas. Native people, so the story goes, did not fear the looming ships at first because they couldn’t register what they were. According to the theory, natives literally couldn’t “see” the ships, because they had no experiential familiarity with them. Quot...

2025-03-15T18:19:34Z

Hungary's Russia-friendly prime minister attacks the EU in nationalist speech

"There is always an empire that is trying to take away the freedom of the Hungarians, and right now it is the one in Brussels," Viktor Orban claimed. View on euronews

2025-03-15T18:03:03Z

Ukraine's new long range missile which can hit Moscow is ready to fire

This puts Russian capital Moscow within Ukraine's range with Zelensky saying that Kyiv has had 'significant results' on its missile programme.

2025-03-15T15:04:40Z

Ex Labour MP claims she was 'bullied out of the party' by Starmer

Rosie Duffield, who now sits as Canterbury's independent MP after quitting Labour last year, claims she was bullied out of the party after her protest over leadership accepting freebies.

2025-03-15T23:49:44Z

Millions of Cubans remain without power after substation failure left the island in the dark

Millions of Cubans remain without power after substation failure left the island in the dark - Millions of people in Cuba remain without power after a failure of the nation’s electric grid left the island in the dark

2025-03-15T17:12:56Z

Judge blocks Trump’s deportations under 18th century wartime law he invoked against Venezuelan gang

Judge blocks Trump’s deportations under 18th century wartime law he invoked against Venezuelan gang - Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act on Saturday via executive order

2025-03-15T23:07:09Z

UK’s Starmer says coalition to beef up Ukraine security in any peace deal

British PM Starmer highlights ‘robust’ security plans for Ukraine, proposing deployment in case of a peace deal.

2025-03-15T15:41:19Z

Francis still requires therapy, Vatican says, as pope looks ahead to 2028

Pope Francis is improving but still requires various in-hospital therapies, the Vatican said Saturday, even as it revealed the 88-year-old pontiff had laid plans to extend his years-long Synod process into 2028. But in a sign that Francis continues to work to cement his legacy for reform of the Church, the Vatican also said Saturday he had approved from his hospital bed a new plan related to the Synod, a years-long global consultation that he...

2025-03-15T19:35:51Z

Canadians urge King to open parliament in support amid Trump attacks

King Charles has been praised by Canadians for his 'subtle diplomacy' amid the onslaught from Mr Trump to make the country the '51st state' of America.

2025-03-15T22:49:44Z

What is the Alien Enemies Act of 1798? The wartime law that Trump invoked to speed up deportations

What is the Alien Enemies Act of 1798? The wartime law that Trump invoked to speed up deportations - ‘Overbroad authority’ that’s been used to intern immigrants may be subject to ‘staggering abuse,’ law and policy institute says

2025-03-13T19:06:21Z

'Regret your vote now?': Reactions to Trump ordering 'decisive' Yemen strike pour in

On Saturday afternoon, March 15, President Donald Trump announced that he has ordered a "decisive" military action against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Trump vowed to use "overwhelming lethal force" against them "until we have achieved our objective." On his social media platform Truth Social, the president posted, "They have waged an unrele...

2025-03-15T22:19:36Z

'Teach 12-year-old kids how to get a job in a supermarket'

A major report urges radical action to tackle endemic worklessness as Britain 'heading for the worst of times' with 'poverty-stricken underclass'

2025-03-15T22:03:24Z

Herzog, Supreme Court chief justice agree on alternative Oct. 7 probe

President Isaac Herzog and Supreme Court Chief Justice Isaac Amit agreed on Saturday on an alternative method of establishing a state probe to investigate Hamas's October 7 terrorist attacks. If a commission is established under the agreement, Justice Amit will select its members in consultation with Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg, who is expec...

2025-03-15T17:35:50Z

A Kansas babysitter was arrested after an infant died with meth in his system. She has now escaped her treatment facility

A Kansas babysitter was arrested after an infant died with meth in his system. She has now escaped her treatment facility - Elijah Wedel died at four months old with meth and amphetamines in his system

2025-03-15T22:07:07Z

Trump promises to use ‘overwhelming lethal force’ as he orders strikes on Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen: Live updates

Trump promises to use ‘overwhelming lethal force’ as he orders strikes on Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen: Live updates - Voice of America and Radio Free Asia on the chopping block as executive order states grants will be ‘eliminated to the maximum extent consistent with applicable law’

2025-02-13T17:13:48Z

Covid-19: The politicians who failed Britain during the Pandemic five years on

While the public rose to the moment with a blitz spirit, dutifully following the rules and applauding hard working health and care staff in the street - some of the most crucial parts of the government let us down badly

2025-03-15T18:32:01Z

Tens of thousands gather in Belgrade demanding justice over deadly train station awning collapse

Euronews Serbia correspondent Dušan Ilić brings us the latest from Belgrade's massive protest over nationwide government corruption, which gathered over 100,000 people. View on euronews

2025-03-15T19:56:28Z

The planes that won the second world war

We take a look at some important war winners

2025-03-15T19:47:50Z

UK urges Putin to agree to Ukraine ceasefire in meeting with allies

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pressed Russia to commit to a ceasefire at a second meeting of allies on Saturday to discuss the war in Ukraine. View on euronews

2025-03-15T08:22:58Z

Glen Sannox ferry set to sail again... in wake of latest humiliation

The scandal-hit Glen Sannox ferry is due to return to service today after engineers welded a crack that had been discovered in the new ship's hull.

2025-03-15T22:04:44Z

Exploring Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park: Remembering the Atomic Bomb

Atomic Bomb Dome (Genbaku Dome) The Atomic Bomb Dome, also known as the Genbaku Dome, stands as a haunting yet powerful reminder of the devastation wrought by the atomic bomb on August 6, 1945. Once the Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall, this skeletal structure survived the blast, despite its proximity to the explosion's epicenter. Walking around the dome, visitors can feel the weight of history pressing upon them, a tangible...

2025-03-15T17:29:00Z

Massive fire engulfs Russian oil refinery after reported attack

Flames and thick black smoke rise from a Russian oil refinery in Tuapse after a reported Ukrainian attack set a gasoline tank ablaze on the shores of Black Sea.

2025-03-15T19:09:03Z

Analyst explains how to implement pacekeeping mission in Ukraine

Director of Centre for Global Governance and Security, Dr Samir Puri, explains how technology could help in a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine if a ceasefire deal with Russia will be reached.

2025-03-15T12:53:55Z

Two injured after crash partially blocks Auckland's Northern Motorway

Auckland's Northern Motorway is partially blocked heading southbound following a multiple vehicle crash.

2025-03-15T23:04:02Z

JD Vance warns Europe that open borders risk 'civilisational suicide'

Speaking on Fox News , the VP said he fears the future of the West as many countries in Europe are 'unable or unwilling' to 'control their borders'.

2025-03-15T20:49:44Z