5 April 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Kyiv negotiator: 'There will be no compromises on Ukraine’s territorial integrity' Rustem Umerov, a Ukrainian MP who is part of Kyiv's negotiating team spoke to Euronews about Kyiv's expectations from the talks with Moscow. -
Russia Russian sanctions 'will only be real once oil and gas imports are hit', expert tells Euronews The EU wants to ban coal imports from Russia. But economist Vicky Pryce says sanctions will only bite once Russian gas and oil are targeted. -
Slovakia Slovakian far-right leader loses mandate as MP over neo-Nazi symbols, court decides Marian Kotleba will lose his parliament seat as an MP of the Our Slovakia People's Party. -
Germany 'Hydra Market': Germany shuts down darknet platform used for drugs sales German prosecutors have seized the platform's servers and €23 million in bitcoin cryptocurrencies. -
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Ukraine Russian troops led 'deliberate campaign to commit atrocities', Zelenskyy tells UN Speaking for the first time to the United Nations' highest body charged with ensuring international peace and security, President Zelenskyy laid out some of the evidence of Russian atrocities in Bucha. -
No Comment Ukrainian soldiers killed in action are buried in Lviv Burials of Ukrainian soldiers killed in action continued on Tuesday at the Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 5th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Flights cancelled? Here are the most (and least) flexible airlines for rescheduling your trip Widespread disruptions to flights over the last few weeks have seen hundreds cancelled but there are ways you can be prepared. -
Economy Watch: Spain and the Netherlands strike surprising alliance on EU fiscal reform The two countries want the EU fiscal rules to become more simple, transparent and realistic. -
No Comment French street artist Jaëraymie remixes presidential campaign posters The Parisian street artist Jaëraymie, reimagines the history of the presidential candidates and modifies their electoral posters. -
Bulgaria Angel Dzhambazki: Bulgarian MEP sanctioned for perceived Nazi salute in Parliament President Roberta Metsola said his gesture had "damaged the dignity and reputation" of the Parliament. -
Greece Greece repays IMF debt two years ahead of schedule, says finance minister Three successive bailouts totalling some €260 billion between 2010 and 2018 prevented Greece from going bankrupt. -
Germany Germany reports rise in attacks on Russian and Ukrainian nationals Two men were arrested over the weekend for provoking Ukrainian refugees with pro-Russian slogans. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Satellite images appear to contradict Russian denials over Bucha atrocities The photos from Maxar Technologies seem to rebut Russian assertions that dead bodies in civilian clothing found in Bucha had appeared there after Russian forces retreated. -
Germany Germany's president admits mistakes in previous dialogue efforts with Russia Frank-Walter Steinmeier has admitted that his support for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline was "clearly" a mistake. -
Poland 'Would you negotiate with Hitler?': Poland's PM questions Macron over Putin dialogue Emmanuel Macron has spoken to Vladimir Putin at least 16 times since the start of the year. -
Money Britain will move forward on crypto regulation and mint an NFT this year, minister says Britain's Royal Mint will produce the NFT as part of government plans to "get in on the ground floor" of crypto. -
Nature ‘Hundreds died, suffering’: Cats and dogs left without food and water in Ukraine, says charity As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, this animal rights organisation is risking life and limb to bring the country’s creatures to safety. -
No Comment UK: A humanoid robot paints portraits A robot called Ai-Da can paint portraits like humans thanks to its new arm equipped with robotics and artificial intelligence technologies. -
Tech News Flurry of bullish Twitter options trades before Elon Musk purchase made public raises eyebrows "If I was a regulator, I would be looking into these trades," one options analyst said. -
Culture news Ballet for Peace: Ukrainian and Russian dancers unite in special performance Among the stars at the event was prima ballerina Olga Smirnova, who quit the Bolshoi last month and is now dancing with the Dutch National Ballet. -
Europe News Hungary could lose out as EU moves to link cash to rule of law respect European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen told MEPs that Brussels and Budapest have been unable to find common ground over corruption issues in Hungary. -
No Comment Swedish selfie 'museum' gets super liked The recently opened "Youseum" in the suburbs of Stockholm, Sweden, offers fun backgrounds for visitors' selfies or videos. -
Europe News Brussels wants an EU-wide ban on Russian coal imports The measure requires the unanimous approval of all 27 EU countries. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Bucha resident Olga, 94, says Russia's invasion is worse than Nazi's WWII occupation Olga, 94, from Bucha, survived the Nazi occupation of Ukraine. She says Russia's invasion is worse. -
No Comment Sri Lanka: Protesters joined by priests and nuns Sri Lanka's Archbishop Malcolm Ranjith is leading around 700 priests and nuns in a protest against the government's handling of the economic crisis. -
Finland Activists block ship trying to unload Russian coal in Helsinki Helsinki's energy company says they needed to take delivery of the coal from Russia because it was already agreed in a contract - despite earlier pledges to the contrary. -
No Comment Mural of Putin and Chávez shows Venezuelans' support for the Russian president A smiling Vladimir Putin next to the deceased Hugo Chávez and a 'Z' for 'victory' are painted in a Caracas neighbourhood by left-wing collectives who support Russia. -
No Comment Kenya: Long queues at petrol stations due to fuel restrictions Motorists wait at petrol stations in Kisumu, western Kenya, due to fuel shortages and strict rationing at service stations. -
Earth News UK government 'exploiting' Ukraine war to continue fossil fuel investment, oil protesters say Environmental action groups are demanding the UK Government stop all new oil and gas projects. -
No Comment Muslims attend the lighting of giant lanterns in Jerusalem Muslim worshippers gathered in Jerusalem on Monday evening to witness the lighting of a giant lantern as part of the month of Ramadan. -
Earth News Ramadan: Here are 5 tips to make the holy month more eco-friendly From buying organic food to decluttering your living space, this is how to go green this Ramadan. -
Earth News An inside look at Shein: The $100 billion fast fashion brand where factory staff work 75-hour weeks A review of the exploitative online fashion giant, based in China, from the perspective of a slow-fashion writer. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 5th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Elon Musk, now Twitter's main shareholder, appointed to board of directors and calls for edit button Tesla's CEO is now the platform's largest shareholder and he seems intent on making some changes, polling users on whether they want an edit button. -
Culture news French winemakers light candles, desperate to save their grapes from spring frost Check out these photographs from the French vineyards and orchards where winemakers and farmers are lighting candles and spraying water to save their crops from frost. -
Spain Putin ally Viktor Vekselberg has luxury yacht seized in Spain, say police The 78-metre yacht, called Tango, is thought to be worth €109 million. -
Tech News Amazon wanted to ban workers from saying 'union,' 'living wage,' and 'freedom’ on its chat app Users of a proposed internal social network would have been barred from using words linked to organised labour, leaked documents revealed. -
Hungary Several dead after train hits car in southern Hungary, say police Police said a car drove onto the rails and was hit by a train. -
Money What would sanctions on Russian energy mean and why is Europe reluctant to impose a ban? The West has so far resisted sanctions on Russian energy. But in the face of alleged war crimes, some in Europe are pushing for an outright ban. -
Food and Drink How do helicopters help winegrowers stave off freezing temperatures in spring? French vintners are always looking for new ways to thaw their grapevines to save them from a late frost following a winter warm spell, a temperature swing that is threatening fruit crops in multiple countries. -
Tech News Meta briefly blocks hashtags tied to Bucha civilian killings on Facebook and Instagram Russia has been accused of committing war crimes in the town of Bucha, just north of Kyiv, which was recently liberated by Ukrainian forces. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 5th – 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: destruction of country like razing of Guernica, Zelenskyy tells Spanish lawmakers The Ukrainian president told UN Security Council members that the Kremlin's troops committed the worst atrocities since World War II.