12 April 2022 | Euronews
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Germany Ukrainian official denies German president's claim that he's not wanted in Kyiv President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s comments on Tuesday came after German media reports that he’s not welcome in Kyiv because he had close relations with Russia in the past. -
Hungary EU determined to uphold rule of law following Orban's re-election in Hungary Hungary's Justice Minister had urged the bloc not to create division amid the war in Ukraine. -
Europe News Ukraine deserves EU membership because 'we are fighting for Europe', says Zelenskyy advisor Ihor Zhovkva told Euronews that his country cannot afford to wait years for its application to be accepted by Brussels. -
France Macron debates angry voters as campaign intensifies ahead of runoff He debated several angry voters in the north and east of the country. -
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Europe News Ukrainians struggling to exchange national currency in EU countries The value of Ukraine's hryvnia has decreased significantly since the start of the war. -
Switzerland Former FIFA officials Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini face corruption trial The case centres on a payment of 2 million Swiss francs to Platini that Blatter had authorised before his re-election campaign. -
Culture news Russian gas crisis shatters Murano's already fragile glass industry Around 40% of Italy’s gas supplies arrive from Russia and natural gas makes up around 45% of the country’s energy use. With energy costs already spiking as a result of the pandemic, Italy now has serious concerns about energy security. -
Earth News Expert explains whether the Big Power Switch Off could really bring energy prices down People in the UK switched off their electricity for 10 minutes on Sunday to protest the rising cost of energy. -
Switzerland Dick Marty: Serbian intelligence denies alleged assassination plot against Swiss prosecutor Dick Marty had investigated war crimes during the Kosovo War for the Council of Europe. -
Economy After coal, the EU faces an uphill battle to ban Russian oil and gas As EU countries agree to ban Russian coal, all eyes turn to oil and gas, Moscow's most profitable exports. -
Cult Flower power: botanical art takes root at Saatchi Gallery From flowers in the Andes Mountains to microfungi. A new exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery is showcasing some of the world’s most fascinating flora. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – 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 Women bear weight of Easter rite in changing Spain A team of women rock from one foot to another rhythmically as they carry a 1.5-tonne float topped with a statue of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary through the streets of Granada in southern Spain. -
Spain Man jailed for WhatsApp threats to kill Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez The 66-year-old suspect had expressed anger at Spain's decision to exhume the remains of former dictator Francisco Franco. -
Food and Drink What wines do UK politicians drink? The Government Wine cellar is a mine of English still and sparkling. And don't forget the Welsh! -
Mobility Artemis Moon mission: What has delayed NASA’s pre-launch test of its giant SLS rocket? What you need to know about the glitches that have been holding up key pre-launch tests for NASA’s next mission to the Moon. -
Ukraine 'I don't want to live': Woman says Russian troops raped her in Kherson Rape is considered a war crime and a breach of international humanitarian law. -
Ukraine Nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children displaced by war, says UN Out of the displaced children, 2.8 million have stayed in Ukraine and two million more are sheltering in other countries. -
USA Man arrested after 10 people shot at New York City subway station At least 16 people were injured in the incident in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning. -
Albania Albania's communist-era airbase gets NATO makeover The airbase is located 85 kilometres away from the capital Tirana in Kuçova, which used to be called Stalin City during Albania's communist era. -
United Kingdom UK PM Boris Johnson fined over Downing Street lockdown parties The British prime minister and finance minister Rishi Sunak were given six fines between them for breaking the government's own COVID regulations. -
Ecotech Major solar breakthrough means energy can be stored for up to 18 years The future of solar has just got brighter with this ‘ultra-thin’ device for converting stored energy into electricity. -
Earth News Fossil fuel firms set to spend more than €800bn on new oil and gas fields by 2030 Despite backing Paris Agreement goals, 20 of the world’s biggest companies are investing in new oil and gas fields in the next decade. -
Culture news 'Killing Eve' finale angers fans by resurrecting 'Bury Your Gays' trope Fans were annoyed at the death of Villanelle, seeing her demise as a continuation of a trope as old as time. -
No Comment Ukrainian demolition team detonates landmines in Kharkiv Suspilne News recorded the demolition team detonating two mines placed in the Industrial District of Kharkiv on April, 11. They said the mines were planted by Russian forces at 1 am on April 11 and they can be triggered to explode by a timer. -
Portugal Portuguese probe into Catholic church sex abuse receives nearly 300 claims A panel that began its inquiry in January has received witness statements from 290 alleged victims, with cases involving children as young as two years old. -
No Comment Syrians queue to receive free Iftar meals in Damascus Syrians queue to receive free Iftar meals being distributed by a local charity in the capital of Damascus. -
No Comment North Korean youth dance to celebrate 10th anniversary of Kim Jong Un in power Students and youth wearing face masks dance in Pyongyang to commemorate the 10th anniversary of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in power. -
Moments Dinner in the sky: Waiters wear harnesses to serve you food at this new 'floating restaurant' ‘Lounge in the Sky’ has just opened in Jakarta, serving fine dining 50 metres in the air. -
No Comment Migrants pulled from the sea during dramatic Mediterranean rescues The rescue ship Sea-Watch-3 was called into action over the past days as a number of migrants found themselves in trouble in the Mediterranean Sea. -
Culture news Britney Spears announces pregnancy with husband Sam Asghari Spears claimed she was prevented from having a third pregnancy by her conservatorship that ended last year after a high-profile legal battle. -
Money Cryptoverse: Is Bitcoin about to become a reserve currency? A stablecoin backed by Bitcoin reserves may "open a new monetary era of the Bitcoin standard", one expert said. -
Culture news Turner Prize 2022: Women and non-binary artists shortlisted for art award The nominees work using sculpture, photography, paintings and found objects to express their art. -
Tech News Meta to test metaverse monetisation tools for creators on its Horizon Worlds VR platform The Facebook parent company plans to let online creators earn a living selling digital goods, services and experiences in the metaverse. -
Culture news Claude Vega, humourist who wowed with his female impersonations, dies at 91 A childhood friend of François Truffaut, he had a role, that of a disturbing strangler, in the film "Domicile marital" (1970) by the iconic filmmaker. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Hungary Soul searching for Hungary’s once 'neo-Nazi' Jobbik party Jobbik struggled in Hungary's recent election, with some experts saying its supporters left to back Fidesz instead. -
My Europe Series France election: Five reasons why the Macron-Le Pen face-off will look very different this time Emmanuel Macron will find it much harder to win over an angry, divided France than in 2017, and the prospect of Marine Le Pen becoming president is a real possibility. -
Culture news Jury selection begins in Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard libel trial The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' star filed the suit against his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, and accuses her of falsely portraying him as a domestic abuser. -
Health news French tech company Wandercraft is building an exoskeleton that helps wheelchair users walk A French tech company called Wandercraft is developing a cutting-edge exoskeleton enabling wheelchair users to walk. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – 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: Putin says Russia will press on with military action as talks in deadlock Vladimir Putin vowed that Russia's bloody offensive in Ukraine would continue until its goals are fulfilled and insisted the campaign was going as planned, despite a major withdrawal in the face of stiff Ukrainian opposition and significant losses.