8 April 2022 | Euronews
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The Cube French election 2022: Misinformation spreads online ahead of the first round vote False rumours of electronic vote-rigging have been shared online in recent weeks -
Ukraine Von der Leyen gives Ukraine questionnaire for EU accession discussions While in Kyiv, the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen gave Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy a questionnaire that marked the starting point for a possible membership decision. -
France Warsaw summons French ambassador after Macron calls Polish PM 'a far-right anti-Semite' In an interview with Le Parisien on Thursday, Macron accused Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of being "a far-right anti-Semite, who bans the LGBT", after accusing him of "interfering in the French political campaign". -
France What do France's presidential candidates propose for the EU? Here's what France's presidential candidates propose for the European Union. -
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Ukraine Chernobyl staff 'exhausted mentally and physically', Ukraine energy minister says It's "a big pressure to operate the station under occupation," Ukraine's energy minister told Euronews. -
United Kingdom Sabina Nessa: Man given 36-year sentence for murdering London primary school teacher The 36-year-old man had been found guilty of killing the 28-year-old teacher as she walked to meet a friend. -
The Cube Fact-check: Viral mannequin video does not prove Bucha killings were staged Russian state media broadcast the video, falsely claiming it was proof that the Bucha killings were staged. -
Cult Art Paris 2022: exploring art and nature The environment and ecology is the noticeable theme this year Art Paris 2022 fair. Cult's Frédéric Ponsard reports. -
Poland Ukraine war: Poland's Kaczynski surprises by slamming Hungarian ally Orban on Ukraine Kaczynski said Orban’s attitude toward the war in Ukraine was “very sad” and a “disappointment". -
No Comment Ursula von der Leyen meets Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv Two top European Union officials travelled to Ukraine on Friday, looking to shore up the EU's support for Ukraine. -
France Prisoners use mail-in voting for first time in a presidential election It's seen a sharp rise in the number of prisoners voting this time around. -
France Man arrested after placing 'improvised explosive device' inside Toulouse cathedral Authorities evacuated the church during Morning Mass after a suspect entered and left a suspicious package. -
Moments Inspired by Channel 4’s Travel Man? Here are some of Europe’s quirkiest attractions Planning a trip to Cyprus, Croatia or the Basque Country? These funny ideas are sure to make it memorable. -
Business Line Smart future: Dubai Annual Investment Meeting aims for sustainable growth The Dubai Annual Investment Meeting is a global exchange for international investment. Business Line looks at the main themes which dominated this year's event and finds out how Ireland is hoping for a boost in tourism from the UAE. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 8th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Art Michelangelo's first known nude goes on display in Paris ahead of Christie's auction The sketch dates back to the end of the 15th century and was only recognised as a Michelangelo in 2019. It spent three years in situ as a designated national treasure of France -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Fresh Russia sanctions, human trafficking and Hungary's latest rule of law woes The EU will now target imports of Russian coal in a bid to weaken Moscow's war machine. -
Europe Decoded Member states can leave the EU, but can the bloc kick one of them out? The EU has not included such a procedure in its treaties — adding it now would take years and most likely fail. -
Poland Activist on trial in Poland for providing abortion pills in 'European first' Amnesty International has called for the charges against Justyna Wydrzyńska to be dropped. -
Europe Decoded Coal, trucks, vodka and Putin's daughters: Here's what's in the latest round of EU sanctions For the first time, EU countries have agreed to target energy supplies, even if coal represents a small fraction of total purchases. -
France French election: cost of living crisis top of voters minds Soaring food and energy costs are a top concern for many French voters ahead of the first round of the country's presidential poll on Sunday. Euronews' Laurence Alexandrowicz reports. -
Estonia Estonia charters Baltic ferry to house Ukrainian refugees The Isabelle was previously used on a ferry crossing from Latvia to Sweden, but will now be anchored in Tallinn as a temporary home to several thousand Ukrainian refugees. -
No Comment Dozens killed in Kramatorsk train station after Russian rocket attack. A Russian rocket attack on a railway station in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, killed dozens of people on Friday as civilians rushed to leave the Donbas region. -
Finland Finnish government websites hit by cyberattack during Zelenskyy speech The official websites of the Finnish foreign and defence ministries were both down for several minutes on Friday. -
Culture news Meet the gay stylists playing a key role in Spain’s Holy Week Despite being heavily involved in the most famous, theatrical and rapturous Holy Week in the world, the LGBT+ community in southern Spain are continually relegated to the margins -
No Comment Woman smashes egg on Australian politician's head Filmed by the Whistleblowers, Activists and Communities Alliance, a woman smashed an egg on the head of Australian politician Craig Kelly while accusing him of being a “Nazi lover.” -
Ukraine Ukraine war: What do we know about the Kramatorsk train station attack? The rocket attack at Kramatorsk comes as Russia steps up its offensive in the east, and Ukrainian authorities have been trying hard to evacuate civilians. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Do MEPs think the EU should ban imports of Russian gas and oil? The bloc has decided to phase out all purchases of Russian coal. Should oil and gas be next? -
Earth News Man creates environmental charity with €200m lottery win rather than 'buying sports cars' The winner of France’s second-largest EuroMillions jackpot ever has dedicated most of the sum to protecting the planet. -
Money EU targets crypto asset services to Russia in latest round of sanctions over Ukraine war The move comes amid concern that Russians could be using virtual currencies to get around Western sanctions. -
Denmark Denmark to build 'Ukraine towns' to house refugees, says immigration minister The new sites could be located around disused facilities like schools, hospitals, barracks or care homes. -
Travel News DHL cargo jet breaks in half on runway during emergency landing in Costa Rica The Juan Santamaria international airport was closed temporarily following the incident involving the Boeing 757-200 cargo aircraft. -
Health news Quitting smoking could give people with heart disease five more years of healthy life, study finds People with heart disease who quit smoking could gain the same benefit as those taking multiple medications, new research finds. -
Earth News Russian coal will still be heading to Europe until at least August, says EU The EU is banning Russian coal from coming into the bloc. But oil and gas, which represent far bigger imports from Moscow, are still untouched. -
No Comment Jakartans seek thrills by dining in the sky Indonesians eat in a restaurant suspended more than 50 metres above the ground, with the 'Lounge in the Sky' restaurant. -
Europe News NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine Women leaving Ukraine on their own are being targeted with sinister messages on social media, some promising "a free place for you in my bed." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 8th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Ukrainian military couple get married in Kyiv On Thursday 7 April, Anastasia and Vasislav, two members of the Ukrainian Defence Forces, were married on Kyiv Hill. -
Culture news Pink Floyd reunite to release new song 'Hey Hey, Rise Up’ for Ukraine Pink Floyd are back with a new song titled 'Hey Hey, Rise Up'. The group sampled BoomBox's Andriy Khlyvnyuk singing a patriotic Ukrainian song in St. Sofia Square, Kyiv, at the start of the invasion. -
Earth News 'Night solar panels' are able to generate enough energy to charge a phone. But how do they work? The special solar cells work the same as their daytime counterparts - but in reverse. -
France France election: Le Pen a real danger to Macron, say analysts as far-right rival holds last rally Victory "has never been so close", Marine Le Pen told supporters in Perpignan, as polls have her breathing down Emmanuel Macron's neck ahead of Sunday's vote. -
Europe News Ukraine war: Von der Leyen and Borrell en route to Kyiv to show EU's 'unwavering support' It comes a day after the bloc agreed on a fifth round of sanctions against Moscow. -
Art Art Paris 2022: Nature finds its place in contemporary art once more From the Sublime to the Pink Octopus; young artists breathing fresh air into nature-focused art. -
World News Good News: Turkish man plants 30 million trees, people living longer and some very special baby pics A Turkish man has planted 30 million trees, a study says we're living (and staying healthy) for longer, and an endangered species got a brand new member. -
Culture news Why Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator resonates with Romani refugees in Ukraine today Friday, April 8 is International Romani Day. As Roma advocacy groups raise the alarm over discrimination on the Ukrainian border, Euronews looks back at a surprising cultural icon who had a stark message on the treatment of minorities in his own time. -
Israel Israeli forces 'kill Palestinian attacker' after manhunt following Tel Aviv shooting The gunman opened fire into a crowded bar in central Tel Aviv, killing two and wounding over 10 in an attack that caused scenes of mass panic. -
Mobility Rats! This man’s EV was devoured by rodents and nobody wants to cover the €5,000 damage Rodents chewing on wires isn't new. But that's small comfort for someone who spent thousands on an EV that’s now completely useless. -
Mobility Astronomers discover what may be the oldest and most distant galaxy in the universe It's 13.5 billion light-years away and it's been forming stars at an "incredible rate". -
Earth News Illegal fishing and physical violence: Life aboard China’s ‘devil vessels’ revealed in new report The Environmental Justice Foundation exposes the extent of illegal fishing and human rights violations by China’s distant water fleet. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 8th – 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: Dozens killed as rockets strike Kramatorsk train station in east Dozens were killed and hundreds were wounded after two rockets hit Kramatorsk station in eastern Ukraine, used by many evacuees in recent days. -
France France election: Voters worry over climate change. So why are the Greens polling badly? France's Greens are polling at a mere 6% ahead of the country's presidential election on Sunday.