6 April 2022 | Euronews
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USA Ukraine war: US, UK hit Russia with new sanctions The US and UK rolled out new sanctions against Russia on Wednesday, with Europe promising a fifth round of sanctions soon. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'In every barrel of oil, there is Ukrainian blood', Ukrainian MP tells Euronews “In every barrel of oil, there is Ukrainian blood”, a member of Ukraine's parliament told Euronews. He added that the situation in Mariupol could be worse than what took place in Bucha. -
Ukraine Children will need support to overcome psychological trauma of war, UNICEF says "People are exhausted. They need help, they need our support. They need us to be there and start to receive the kind of first psychological aid there's going to be so important." -
Belarus Belarus arrests four for trying to sabotage railway links to Ukraine Minsk has claimed that officers shot and injured the suspects because they had tried to "resist arrest". -
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Czech Republic Holodomor: Czech MPs vote to recognise Soviet-era famine in Ukraine as genocide Up to four million people are believed to have died during the great famine between 1932 and 1933. -
Health news COVID vaccines: It's too early to consider giving people a fourth dose, say EU officials While most people won't be considered for a fourth dose of COVID mRNA vaccine, those over 80 will be encouraged to get a second booster. -
Malta EU threatens to take Malta to court over 'golden passport' scheme Malta has rebuffed Brussels warnings and has argued that the issuing of citizenship should remain a "national competence". -
Russia Vladimir Zhirinovsky: Russian ultranationalist leader and MP dies at 75 The MP was known for making strong and outlandish statements that alarmed Western countries. -
Ukraine Russia accused of using 'mobile crematoria' in besieged Mariupol Ukrainian authorities have said Russian troops aren't letting in aid to Mariupol, because they are worried the world will see what's going on there. -
No Comment Climate activists paint Spanish parliament the colour of blood Scientists' Rebellion activists throw red paint on the Spanish Parliament to demand climate action. -
No Comment Paris Art Fair 2022 opens its doors at the prestigious Grand Palais Éphémère Art Paris 2022 opens its doors once again at the huge Grand Palais Éphémère on the Champ-de-Mars, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in the French capital. -
Europe News EU countries yet to reach agreement on fresh sanctions against Russia Ambassadors from across the bloc were meeting in Brussels on Wednesday to hammer out the final details of the new measures. -
Mobility A new green pilot school in Sweden is betting big on the future of emission-free electric aviation The school, which is enrolling students for classes beginning in May, will train its students for the most part using a small two-seater electric airplane. -
Earth News Your electricity could be turned off for 10 minutes this weekend - here’s why After a successful protest in Spain, Brits are being urged to join the '#BigPowerOff' - a campaign against the fuel crisis. -
Qatar 365 From dhow boats to desert camping: Revitalising Qatari traditions Qatar 365 discovers Qatar's rich traditions from desert camping to the country's classic dhow boats. -
Europe Decoded Rule of law: What happens after Brussels triggers the conditionality mechanism against Hungary? The never-used procedure will target the €6.1 billion the country gets every year from the EU budget. -
Tech News How digital evidence of war crimes in Ukraine is being collected, verified and preserved These groups are working to ensure that the graphic content flooding social media gets properly collected, verified and archived. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Turkey Saudi Arabia will cover up Khashoggi murder if case is sent there | View As Russia's war in Ukraine causes the tectonic plates of geopolitics to shift, Agnes Callamard argues that we must not allow justice for Jamal Khashoggi to fall through the fault lines. -
Euronews Witness Tears, blood and courage: when war came to Ukraine This edition of Witness is dedicated to the first two weeks of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat travelled to Kyiv and Lviv in the west of the country, gathering testimonies. This is her first-person account of the early stages of the war. -
Europe News EU officials investigate salmonella cases linked to Kinder chocolate eggs Products have been recalled in several European countries as a "precautionary measure". -
Culture news Grammy viewing figures fail to hit the high notes Sunday's Grammy Award ceremony was one of the biggest nights of the year for music, but viewers are tuning out of the television broadcast. -
France What do young voters think about France's presidential election? Euronews spoke to several young people about what they think about politics ahead of France's presidential election on Sunday. -
Greece Two dead after fire on hospital's COVID ward in Thessaloniki The blaze broke out at the Papanikolaou hospital on Wednesday morning. -
No Comment Strike damages ambulance at hospital in Mykolaiv Ukrainian Governor of Mykolaiv Oblast Vitaliy Kim released security footage on Tuesday showing the moment an ambulance parked outside a hospital was damaged by a strike. -
Vatican Watch: Pope Francis kisses Ukrainian flag brought from Bucha Francis kissed the grimy flag, which he said “comes from the war, straight from that battered city Bucha”. -
No Comment Russian television shows rebel fighting in the Luhansk region. Russian state television on Wednesday broadcast images of what it said were rebels fighting in the eastern region of Luhansk. -
Real Economy Europe rethinking its rules on government debt to meet new global challenges The EU is rethinking the rules on public spending, debt and investment that will shape the future of Europe’s economy. -
Culture news Ukraine's Eurovision entry perform for young Ukrainian refugees in Jerusalem Kalush Orchestra, the favourites to win this year's Eurovision Song Contest, put on a special performance for Ukrainian refugees in Jerusalem -
Tech News France election: Jean-Luc Mélenchon's 'hologram' held 12 campaign rallies at once The radical leftist candidate for French president is now available in virtual form. -
Europe News EU has spent €35bn on Russian energy since the war began and just €1bn on aid to Ukraine - Borrell The "gigantic difference" reflects the need for the EU to become independent from Russian fossil fuels, the bloc's foreign policy chief said. -
Romania Man dies in fire after car crashes into Russian embassy gates in Romania Firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze on Wednesday morning but the driver died at the scene. -
Travel News Cancelled flight? The truth behind the delays in the UK and passenger rights explained Faced with Covid staff shortages, airports from Heathrow to Dublin are struggling to meet a sudden influx of Easter travellers. -
Travel News This influencer airline will replenish Coachella-partygoers with IV drips The world’s first ‘creator airline’ is kitted out with IV drips and a detox juice bar. -
Ukraine Russia has already declared war on the EU and NATO | View "Russia has already declared war on NATO, on the EU, on their founding principles and values. Ukraine is just the battlefield on which that war is being fought." -
Earth News 'Big oil' is propping up the fast fashion industry, how do we stand up for human rights? A new report called 'The Great Greenwashing Machine’ reveals how fast fashion is abusing people and the planet. -
My Europe Series Orban has last laugh as Hungary's 'joke' party accused of dividing opposition falls flat The Two-Tailed Dog Party has trolled and teased its way through Hungary’s political system since it was founded as a movement in 2006. But is the joke running thin? -
Culture news How a director turned the fusty Uffizi into a gallery for the 21st century The Uffizi Gallery is officially the most visited cultural site in all of Italy, surpassing the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums. It's down to the innovative and bold director, Eike Schmidt. -
Cinema Japanese cinema is facing up to its #MeToo moment Film premieres have been cancelled, actors edited out of TV shows, and some of the countries biggest international names have been implicated in sexual abuse scandals. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Sanctions on Russian oil and gas a 'red line' for Hungary, says Orban Hungary will block any EU attempts to put sanctions on Russian oil and gas imported into the bloc. -
Mobility Amazon targets Elon Musk's Starlink with dozens of Project Kuiper satellite broadband launches The e-commerce giant will launch over 3,000 satellites with rocket operators including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin. -
Destinations From 'a bunch of terrorists' to tourists: Inside Iraq's plan to tempt back travellers With a stunning array of marketplaces and 12th-century architecture, the scars of war are starting to heal in this historic part of the Middle East. -
Destinations This unexpected British coastline has just become a world-class surfing destination A coastal area of south-west England has been selected as a World Surfing Reserve by global non-profit organisation, Save the Waves Coalition. -
Climate Azores island still shaking as scientists try to understand what caused tremors The number of daily quakes in Sao Jorge has decreased in recent days but experts are not sure if that trend will continue. -
No Comment Water emerges from a 150-year-old mulberry tree after heavy rainfall Locals call this miracle of nature a gift from God or Mother Nature: in this Montenegrin village, water springs from a 150-year-old mulberry tree, a unique phenomenon. -
Europe News EU countries should give asylum to Russian deserters: Charles Michel He said granting asylum to Russian deserters is “a valuable idea that should be pursued". -
No Comment Ukraine: Chernigiv after the Russian siege Chernigiv, located 50 kilometres (32 miles) from the Ukrainian border with Belarus, is slowly recovering after a month-long siege by the Russian army. -
Tech News Honey could be used to make powerful computer chips and cut e-waste, researchers say Scientists are exploring biodegradable and renewable solutions to power super-fast computers, and honey is a promising option. -
France Franco-Italian relations at their best: a look back on the relationship between the two nations With the appointment of Mario Draghi as Italy’s Prime Minister a new partnership between Italy and France has emerged. Ahead of France’s presidential election we looked back at how bilateral relations between the two countries have changed. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Irish police 'infringed rights' of convicted murderer Graham Dwyer: ECJ Convicted murdered Graham Dwyer argued that the retention of and access to data used to prosecute him infringed the rights proferred to him by EU law. -
France France election: Macron targets Le Pen's 'indulgence' of Putin as hard right rival closes gap Four days before the vote, Emmanuel Macron tackled Marine Le Pen over Russian financing and her "indulgence" of Vladimir Putin, as the latest polling suggests his hard-right rival is gaining ground. -
Afghanistan Taliban announce ban on harvesting poppies In desperately poor Afghanistan the ban seems certain to further impoverish its poorest citizens at a time when the country is in an economic free fall. -
My Europe Series How the Czech Republic's Vietnamese community is rallying for refugees More than 5,000 Vietnamese nationals have also left Ukraine for neighboring countries. In the Czech Republic, they have been welcomed. -
Economy Watch: What is inflation and what can be done about it? Inflation is at a record high across the world. -
Tech News Twitter confirms an edit button is coming. What will changing tweets mean for the social giant? The edit button is Twitter's most-requested feature. But the consequences of adding one could reach far beyond fixing typos, experts warn. -
Food and Drink How has the Russia-Ukraine war devastated Ecuador's banana industry? It seems like a strange question but Ecuador is the world's largest banana exporter, and the sector has been hammered by the war in Ukraine. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Authorities urge people in Donbas to evacuate ahead of impending Russian offensive Ukrainian authorities urged people living in the Donbas to evacuate now, ahead of an impending Russian offensive. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.