11 April 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Residents in Kyiv are adapting to life in a new phase of war Residents in Ukraine's capital are adapting to life in a new phase of war. As Russian forces regroup in the east, people in Kyiv want Ukraine to get back on track -
Poland Warsaw seizes Russia-built compound to give to Ukraine "It is extremely symbolic that we are closing this long process now, in the age of Russian aggression," Warsaw mayor Trzaskowski tweeted. -
Europe News Sanctions on Russian oil will have 'direct impact' on Ukraine war, says country's trade rep The Ukrainian trade representative said oil exports make up nearly a third of Moscow's revenues. -
Austria Ukraine war: Austrian chancellor Karl Nehammer downbeat after face-to-face talks with Putin Austria's Chancellor urged Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine in the first face-to-face meeting between an EU leader and the Russian president since the invasion began. -
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Sport Artem Severiukhin: Investigation launched into Russian karter's Nazi-style salute Motor sport's governing body confirmed that it was probing Artem Severiukhin's "unacceptable conduct". -
Europe News Russia is targeting wheat stocks in Ukraine, worsening global food crisis, EU says Russia is making the global food crisis even worse by bombing Ukrainian wheat stocks and preventing food from being exported, according to the bloc's top diplomat Josep Borrell. -
Europe News France election: Macron and Le Pen battle for two separate visions of country's role within Europe The far-right leader has moderated her Eurosceptic views recently, but her ideas on the EU remain broadly the same. -
Belarus Belarus accuses Poland of attacking border with slingshot and 'metal balls' Polish security forces allegedly tried to "blind the Belarusian border guards with strobe lights". -
Ukraine Russia's war will shrink Ukraine's economy by 45% this year, World Bank says The invasion which started on 24 February has resulted in half of the country's businesses shutting down and the other half operating below capacity as well as the destruction of a vast amount of infrastructure. -
Scenes Qatari chef cooking up a storm in Doha "I'm done with being a home-based business. I need to be represented somewhere where people can experience the full experience." -
Tech News The arsenal being sent to Ukraine to fight Russia - and the weapons Kyiv is still asking for Ukraine has received high-tech weaponry from a number of allies to help it fight back against Russia’s invasion. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 11th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mobility Neptune is cooling instead of warming: Astronomers spot unexpected changes in planet’s temperature New research reveals mysterious patterns in the temperatures of this far-flung icy planet. -
Finland Finnish 'loopholes' allow imports of Russian coal and oil to continue Activists and politicians have raised the issue of state-owned companies still involved in bringing raw materials from Russia into Finland. -
Earth News Stuffed lions and elephants seized in €29m taxidermy raid in Spain The haul of stuffed animals included over 400 protected species, including some that are extinct, such as the scimitar oryx, or severely threatened, such as the Bengal tiger. -
Travel News The ultimate guide to travelling sustainably while on a budget Sustainable travel doesn't automatically equate to expense. We explore the options. -
Germany German minister resigns over controversial holiday after deadly floods Anne Spiegel has quit her post as minister for families and women citing “political pressure”. -
Moments France’s first beer spa: Meet the couple behind this unusual self-care experience Take a sip and a dip in the baths at Strasbourg’s beer spa for an unusual day of relaxation. -
No Comment Speeding west, the Ukraine hospital train ferries patients to safety Speeding west, the Ukraine hospital train ferries patients to safety -
Travel News Passport power: Where does Russia rank after the Ukraine invasion? As sanctions and travel restrictions are introduced, the Henley Passport Index shows the impact of the Ukraine war on travel. -
Poland Polish commission again accuses Russia over 2010 Smolensk plane crash The country's President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others died in the crash. -
No Comment Environmental activists block a motorway in Switzerland Environmental activists briefly blocked a highway near Lausanne to demand that the Swiss government take concrete and rapid action against global warming. -
No Comment Wet, wet, wet! Couples get a dousing at UK Wife Carrying Championship The annual UK Wife Carrying Championship took place in Dorking, Surrey, on Sunday (10th April). -
No Comment Dozens protest in Mexico City against Ukraine war Several dozen people marched Sunday from the iconic Angel of Independence monument in Mexico City to the Russian embassy to protest against the war in Ukraine. -
No Comment France: Anti-fascist activists demonstrate in Rennes Riot police descend upon Rennes city centre after demonstrations turned violent following the announcement of the results in the first round of France's presidential election. -
Sweden Sweden's ruling party begins internal debate on joining NATO after Russia's invasion of Ukraine Sweden's Social Democratic Party has previously been opposed to joining the military alliance. Russia's war in Ukraine may change that. -
Smart Regions Under one roof: the project providing integrated health and social care services An initiative has been set up in Brussels to provide medical care and other public services all under one roof. Smart Regions went to find out more. -
No Comment Not for sensitive stomachs: 'vomit vault' churns up in London An exhibition of images of vomit goes on show in London, offering visitors a walk through the city's vomit-splattered streets and the chance to smell such delightful scents as "puke" and "bin juice" -
Europe News France election: How Macron and Le Pen offer very different visions of the EU Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen will go head-to-head in a run-off election to be France's next president. Where do both stand on the European Union? -
Sci-Tech No plain sailing: modern pirates hack superyachts' cybersecurity Cyber security and hydrogen-powered boats were the big themes at this year's Dubai International Boat Show. Sci-tech went to find out more. -
Ukraine In Kyiv, cautious optimism as the city tries to get back to normal Residents have started to return, businesses have been reopening, and grassroots reconstruction efforts have begun in areas that had been damaged by shelling. -
United Kingdom Man jailed for life over murder of UK MP Sir David Amess Ali Harbi Ali, 26, was also convicted of preparing acts of terrorism. -
Art International botanical art in bloom at Saatchi Gallery It's all about the plants at the RHS Botanical Art and Photography Show 2022. -
Culture news Saved from the ruins: How a ceramic rooster became a symbol of resistance in Ukraine The distinctive pottery ornament was somehow left undamaged on a kitchen shelf of a bombed building. -
Europe News How is life back home for the Lithuanians who left the UK after Brexit? For some, it's all smiles, but others are struggling to adapt to life back home. -
Tech News Ukraine war: How Western sanctions on Russia are hurting science and climate change research The Ukraine war has all but halted decades-long scientific cooperation between the West and Russia, from space to climate research. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news 'Cabaret' and 'Life of Pi' win big at post-pandemic Olivier Awards The ceremony is the first in-person since theatres closed in 2020 and highlighted the importance of theatre for the UK economy and national identity. -
Ukraine In Borodianka, fears remain about what will be found under the rubble So far 26 people have been found dead, but more than 200 are still missing. -
Culture news Don't be fooled by the rock that she's got: J.Lo announces engagement to Ben Affleck, again The couple were supposed to get married back in 2003 but called it off the day before the wedding. -
France France election: Why is France's president the most powerful in Europe and is it a problem? France is electing its next president this month. Experts say the position has an unprecedented amount of power. Why is that? -
Russia Ukraine war: Austria's chancellor Nehammer is first European leader to visit Putin since invasion Nehammer said he wants to be a "bridge-builder" between Moscow and Kyiv. -
Germany In Germany, pro-Russian protesters complain of discrimination "We organised this protest because many of us Russian speakers, Russians, have been discriminated against and harassed because of our language culture." -
My Europe Series France election: Who's who in the race to unseat Macron? Your guide to some of the leading candidates to be France's next president. -
Culture news Singin' in the Rain is 70: what's the secret to the musical's longevity? To celebrate the anniversary of the classic Gene Kelly musical, we speak to the actor taking on Kathy in the current stage adaption. -
Tech News Elon Musk won't join Twitter board of directors after all, CEO Agrawal tweets The Tesla and SpaceX CEO had made a series of suggestions to transform the platform after becoming its top shareholder. -
Earth News How much plastic do you eat? It could be as much as a credit card a week Microplastics are everywhere, including in our bodies. But how can we avoid them? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 11th – 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: Russia is gearing up for an offensive in east, Pentagon says The Pentagon’s latest assessment is that Russia is gearing up for, but has not yet begun, an intensified offensive in the Donbas. A senior US defence official said the Russians are moving more troops and material toward that area and are focusing many of their missile strikes there. -
France Six takeaways from the first round of France's presidential election The first round of France's election was marked by the far-right qualifying for the runoff, a collapse of traditional parties and a high abstention rate.