4 April 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Kyiv fears a civilian massacre at Borodyanka worse than Bucha "There are some indications in the town of Borodyanka that the situation might have been even worse. But we still have to discover," Sergii Nykyforov, Ukraine's presidential spokesman, told Euronews -
Mobility Scientists discover a gigantic exoplanet nine times the size of Jupiter still 'in the womb' AB Aur b, a new exoplanet, has been found in the earliest part of its formation. Its birth is challenging what we know about planets forming. -
Culture news Michel Houellebecq: Essays and interviews collection sheds light on controversial writer 'Interventions' has just been published in English. -
Europe News EU mulls tougher sanctions following Bucha 'atrocities' Russia has been accused of war crimes after evidence was found in areas outside of Kyiv. -
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Scenes Kenyan rapper's words inspire community recycling "The more I did the music part, the more I figured out how to understand my emotions, understand who I am, understand my environment, be observant of my environment and be observant of the world." -
Ukraine Biden calls for 'war crimes trial' after grim Bucha discoveries “We have to continue to provide Ukraine with the weapons they need to continue the fight. And we have to gather all the detail so this can be an actual -- have a war crimes trial,” Biden said. -
Culture news Why are book bans and librarian threats skyrocketing in US schools? Backed by lawmakers, parents are complaining at a higher rate than ever about the racial and sexual themes in school library books. -
No Comment Couple gets married amid destruction in Kharkiv A Ukrainian couple who met whilst volunteering to support others amid the Russian invasion got married Sunday in a metro station serving as a bomb shelter in Kharkiv -
Money Crypto adoption in Europe lags behind most of the world - but this EU country is the most responsive Around 17% of people in Europe have taken to crypto, which is similar to other developed nations, but lags behind the global average of 23%. -
Climate The economic benefits of climate action will outweigh the costs, IPCC report finds The cost of curbing CO2 will just be a few per cent of global GDP by 2050 - and that's without accounting for avoided disasters. -
Work Is this Zaha Hadid-designed building a blueprint for the carbon neutral 'office of the future'? The office, built to house the headquarters of environmental management group BEEAH, has been designed to resemble the desert dunes that encircle it. -
Climate It's not too late to fix the climate crisis & 5 other things to know about today's IPCC report It's not too late to tackle global warming - if we act fast enough. Here's the key points from the UN climate change report. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Russian fighter jets perform combat mission over Ukraine The Russian Defence Ministry released a video on Monday which it claimed shows "crews of the Su-35 and Su-30SM fighters carrying out tasks of delivering air strikes on the military infrastructure of the Ukrainian nationalists" in the course of "the special military operation." -
Art London's National Gallery renames Degas work 'Ukrainian Dancers' rather than 'Russian Dancers' A piece by French impressionist Edward Degas has been retitled by the National Gallery from 'Russian Dancers' to 'Ukrainian Dancers' to reflect the true origin of the artwork. -
Climate Global warming must be limited to 1.5°C to avoid ‘climate disaster’ warns the latest IPCC report "The decisions we make now can secure a liveable future. We have the tools and know-how required to limit warming." -
Earth News 99% of world's population breathes poor-quality air, World Health Organisation says Air quality is poorest in WHO's Eastern Mediterranean and Southeast Asia regions, followed by Africa. -
Economy As the war in Ukraine rages on, Europe braces itself for stagflation The war in Ukraine has sent inflation in the eurozone soaring, threatening the post-pandemic recovery. -
Earth News Global wind power must gather speed to meet climate goals, report finds A huge ramp-up in low carbon technology, such as renewable power, is needed if goals set under the 2015 Paris climate agreement are to be met -
No Comment "Candles" preserve Saint-Emilion vines as cold spell hits France In the vineyards of Saint-Emilion, French winegrowers are lighting "candles", or using windmills and helicopters, in order to fight against the cold that hit many agricultural regions on Sunday night -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Odesa locals undergo military training to prepare for Russian attack More than 3,000 people — almost half of them women — have taken the civilian defence course near the Black Sea port since the beginning of March. -
Ukraine Horrific images spark Ukraine to accuse Russia of genocide near Kyiv Moscow has rejected the allegations, describing the scenes outside Kyiv as a “stage-managed anti-Russian provocation”. -
Tech News Starstreak: What is the UK-made weapon being used in Ukraine and how does it compare to Stingers? The UK supplied the Starstreak defence system to help Ukraine fight off air attacks, reportedly used for the first time against a Russian helicopter. -
Melting Pot Culture Ramadan: How is the holy month observed in the UAE, Egypt and Malaysia? We explore Ramadan traditions in three very different countries: the UAE, Egypt and Malaysia. -
No Comment Broadway actors sing for Ukraine in New York City's Times Square Broadway stars, including Tony Award-winning actress Lauren Patten, sing in New York City's Times Square through the rain to show their support for Ukraine -
Tech News Twitter shares spike 25% after Tesla boss Elon Musk becomes biggest shareholder with 9% stake Elon Musk has become the single largest stakeholder in Twitter, sending its shares soaring on Monday. -
Destinations Sweden scraps all entry rules, joining restriction-free European countries The government has dropped Covid certificate and test rules for even unvaccinated tourists. -
Culture news Will Smith's cancelled projects draws Twitter debate about hypocrisy Social media users have noted the disparate reactions to stars involved in controversies after Will Smith has had multiple projects shelved following him slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars. -
No Comment Clashes with police as thousands march for murdered nationalist A demonstration by thousands of supporters of murdered Corsican nationalist Yvan Colonna turned violent on Sunday amid fears the clashes with police could delay talks between the island's political leaders and the French government -
Earth News UN panel set to release highly anticipated report on global efforts to curb climate change A United Nations-backed panel is due to release a highly anticipated new report on the world's efforts to curb global warming. -
Mobility Ukraine war: Car prices could soar even higher as Russia's invasion worsens supply chain crisis Just as the car industry hoped to recover from COVID shutdowns and a computer chip shortage, the war in Ukraine is causing a set of new problems. -
My Europe Series A slow burn: Ukraine war sees Sweden warm to NATO membership As political and public support for joining NATO continues to grow, Sweden's Social Democrat government looks set to change its foundational resistance to membership of the military alliance. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Germany eyes French election hoping recent revival of bilateral cooperation will not suffer The hope in Berlin’s government circles is for Macron’s re-election and a continuation of the groundwork that’s been laid with the new German Chancellor. -
Europe News EU extends free roaming in Europe until 2032 EU extends free roaming in Europe until 2032 -
Russia Panic buying or a long-term problem? Russia suffers drug shortages amid sanctions over Ukraine war Experts and health authorities in Russia say the drug shortages are temporary. But some remain worried. -
Europe News 'A victory so big you can see it from the moon... and Brussels,' says Hungary's Viktor Orban “We won a victory so big that you can see it from the moon, and you can certainly see it from Brussels,” said Orban, who has often been condemned by the European Union for overseeing democratic backsliding and alleged corruption. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'He put his hands up, they shot him' — Bucha locals allege Russian atrocities Ukrainian authorities accused Putin's forces of committing war crimes and leaving behind a “scene from a horror movie” as they withdrew from the town near Kyiv. -
Culture news Five dystopian novels for the 21st century With the climate crisis and pandemics on everyone's minds, it's time for a new wave of dystopian fiction. Here are Euronews' top 5 modern dystopian novels. -
Culture news Grammys 2022: Jon Batiste wins big, Silk Sonic's success, and Zelenskyy plea Here's what happened in Vegas while you were sleeping. -
Culture news “Our musicians wear body armor instead of tuxedos,” Zelenskyy tells Grammys Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the gathering with an update on the war and a plea. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Outrage over 'war crimes' pushes West towards more actions against Russia The EU is looking to impose more sanctions against Russia, amid mounting evidence that Russian troops killed civilians near Kyiv -- which Joe Biden and others condemn as "war crimes." -
Serbia Projections point to victory for Serbia's populist president Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and his populist right-wing party appeared headed to victory in Sunday's national election.