28K views · 1.5K reactions |  Watch the moment an editor at Russia's Channel One interrupted a live broadcast to protest against the Ukraine war. In a pre-recorded message, Marina Ovsyannikova apologises for helping to "brainwash" Russians with propaganda and urges them to stand against Putin's regime.  https://www.euronews.com/2022/03/14/ukraine-war-russian-anti-war-protester-interrupts-state-tv-news-broadcast | Euronews English | Facebook

Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Euronews there needs to be quick progress from "words to direct action" on resolving increased tensions in eastern Ukraine. Read more: https://bit.ly/3e7DukL | Euronews English

“Russia is the perpetrator, it caused the damage and must be held accountable.” EU leaders are weighing a plan to use frozen Russian assets worth hundreds of billions to fund long-term military and financial support for Ukraine. | Euronews English

17K views · 97 reactions | "Every 5 minutes or so a big cloud of tear gas comes our way". Paris Correspondent Anelise Borges was on the ground at the Champs-Élysées in Paris as Gilet Jaunes demonstrators take to the streets. https://bit.ly/2RKMSOP | Euronews English | Facebook

31K views · 806 reactions | The Baltic states are home to many native Russian speakers.  But Estonia is now reforming its school system. Soon, children will no longer be taught in Russian.  We travel to Narva, where more than 90% of the inhabitants are native Russian speakers, to see how they feel about the change. Watch on #EuropeansStories: https://l.euronews.com/vvT | Euronews English | Facebook