EuroNews (English) - 2024-03-03

• Ship hit earlier by Yemen's Houthi rebels sinks in Red Sea
• Deadly Russian strikes on Ukraine as drone hits St Petersburg
• Israel agrees to ceasefire framework, US airdrops food into Gaza, Palestinia­n women allege abuse
• #MeTooGarço­ns: How an actor ushered in a new #MeToo wave in France
• Meet the Tower of London's new ravenmaste­r: Protecting the kingdom from a dark prophecy
• Cultural Digest: Don’t miss these events in Europe this week
• 'Slave Play' playwright defends Blackonly theatre nights after Downing Street expresses concern
• Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Dune: Part Two' - a bombastic sequel in need of closure
• UK's oldest working cinema, The Electric Cinema in Birmingham, closes its doors
• Gang-rape, drugging and assault: The grim allegation­s surroundin­g Sean "Diddy" Combs
• Where to stay in Bali: The island’s best resorts offer luxury infused with local culture
• From Amsterdam to Vilnius: The European cities with the most and least frequent cyclists
• The good foresters: Inside the Gabonese rainforest supplying Amsterdam’s lock gates
• Zambia declares national emergency as drought devastates food and electricit­y supply
• Belgian Presidency seals withdrawal fix from Energy Charter Treaty
• ROUNDUP: Key environmen­t votes in parliament
• Uzbekistan strikes gold on opening day

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