13 April 2022 | Euronews
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Culture news Zombie comedy will open Cannes Film Festival where 18 movies compete for Palme d'Or Tom Cruise will be getting a special tribute for his impressive career, and the long-delayed Top Gun: Maverick will be shown at the festival. -
The Cube Pro-Kremlin propaganda still rife on TikTok despite ban, new report shows A study has revealed that Russian users were exposed to pro-war propaganda on TikTok, despite a ban on uploading content. -
United Kingdom 'Now is not the right or responsible moment' for Johnson to resign, says Conservative MP Sir Roger Gale says the Conservative Party should not hold a leadership election amid the war in Ukraine. -
Europe News Ukrainians forced into basement recall weeks of 'death and deprivation' Ukrainians forced into a basement at gunpoint by Russian soldiers have recalled torturous weeks of humiliation, deprivation and death. -
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Health news Should dogs go vegan? Large-scale study suggests plant-based diet is healthiest and safest More humans are switching to plant-based diets, so why not man’s best friend? -
Germany Russian scientist convicted of spying on European rockets in Germany The 30-year-old research assistant was given a one-year suspended sentence by a Munich court. -
Germany Germany approves rainbow flags on ministry buildings for LGBT events The move is intended to end discussions about unclear rules and signal acceptance of diversity. -
No Comment Protest in Tallinn over women allegedly raped during Ukraine war Demonstrations against Russian aggression in Ukraine continued for the third day in Tallinn on Wednesday. -
Earth News Infrared footage shows 'green' ships leaking methane into the atmosphere An investigation into so-called ‘green’ ships has uncovered significant amounts of invisible methane being released into the atmosphere. -
Art How has Picasso's legacy been affected by the #MeToo movement? "#MeToo damaged the artist", says Cécile Debray, director of the Picasso museum in Paris. -
Culture news Pamela Anderson rocks 'Chicago': What are the biggest celebrity stunt castings? The 'Baywatch' star begins an eight-week run as Roxie Hart this week, but what other celebs have been cast in productions to get bums on seats? -
Egypt Tourist bus crash in Egypt kills ten, including five Europeans The bus collided with a truck near the city of Aswan in southern Egypt on Wednesday. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 13th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Destinations Flight free travel is the only option in these 5 European countries If you want to visit these European countries, you’ll need to travel by land or sea. -
Croatia Crashed military drone in Croatia contained 'explosives', say investigators The aircraft is believed to have flown from the Ukrainian war zone across three countries before crashing in Croatia. -
Earth News The dark truth about your pension: New film reveals how UK savers are contributing to climate change The Make My Money Matter campaign has revealed that £2 (€2.40) in every £10 (€12.01) of an average British pension, is linked to the destruction of forest areas across the globe. -
The Exchange Art and crime - the dark side of the antiquities trade The global art and antiquities trade is a multi-billion dollar industry. But this market has also spurred illegal trade in stolen antiquities. In this episode, The Exchange explores the growing trade in stolen art and artefacts and asks what more can be done to prevent it. -
No Comment Venezuela: 600 portraits show another face of a violent Caracas shantytown Some 600 black-and-white portraits of residents in the San Blas sector of the immense Petare shantytown complex in Caracas, Venezuela, which has a reputation for hyper-violence, are exhibited with the aim of showing another face to the violence that characterises the area. -
Travel News US authorities are still discouraging travel to Europe despite entry rules easing Travel restrictions are easing across the EU but US authorities are still advising citizens not to visit Europe. -
Ukraine Mariupol's mayor claims Russian chemical attack on city's outskirts Vadym Boichenko said the attack occurred on Monday, 11 April. -
No Comment Crabs embark on perilous migration to Bay of Pigs Every year in Cuba, millions of crabs emerge from the forest at the beginning of the spring rains and head for the waters of the Bay of Pigs, crossing streets and highways on a perilous journey to mate and reproduce. -
No Comment French President Macron avoids accusing Putin of genocide "I am very careful with some terms [genocide] these days," French President Emmanuel Macron said during an interview with France 2 broadcasted on Wednesday. "I`'m not sure the escalation of words is helping the cause right now." -
Earth News Turning Turkey’s coal mines into solar farms would power 7 million homes Converting open-cast coal sites would significantly lower energy costs, which are surging due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Money Crypto giant Binance tries to woo France by bolstering blockchain and Web3 start-ups The world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange teams up with Station F in Paris to help build the Web3 and crypto leaders of the future. -
World News Amid war in Ukraine, work resumes on Poland-Norway gas pipeline Construction was suspended last May due to an issue with an environmental permit, but barely a week after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, work was allowed to resume. -
Finland Finland to make NATO membership decision in 'weeks rather than months' Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin said Russia's invasion of Ukraine had "changed everything". -
Health news Simple Zika virus mutation could evade immunity and spark new dangerous outbreak, scientists warn The virus, for which there is currently no vaccine, can cause severe birth defects and neurological issues. -
Europe News Watch: France is choosing its next president. Here's why you should care Incumbent Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen have widely different views on how to run the EU's second-largest economy. -
No Comment Macron stresses 'the difference between living in France and living in Hungary' France's Macron stresses 'the difference between living in France and living in Hungary' -
Culture news Stars react to death of comedian Gilbert Gottfried Gottfried was best known for his role as the sidekick Iago in Disney's 'Aladdin,' but also drew audiences with his crude and controversial humour. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 13th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Renewable energy prices soar as Ukraine war is the 'last straw' for the sector These kind of market disruptions have worsened since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, reversing a decade of cost declines for the renewable energy sector. -
Earth News Sweden heeds Greta’s call to target ‘consumption-based emissions’ in world-first Sweden hopes to become world first in targeting its 'consumption-based emissions'. But what does that mean and will other countries follow suit? -
My Europe Series Ukraine war: Europe’s army of Elves fights real-world Russian disinformation Self-organised and nonfunded, groups of volunteers from the Baltics to Central Europe took on the task of combatting the Kremlin propaganda machine. Now, the war in Ukraine has them doubling their efforts. -
Russia 'Russia had no other choice': Putin vows to win the war in Ukraine Despite Western accusations of war crimes potentially amounting to genocide, the Russian president promised to continue with what the Kremlin calls a "special operation" until its full completion. -
Tech News Shareholders sue Elon Musk over delay in disclosing Twitter stake The lawsuit accuses Elon Musk of delaying the disclosure of his stake in Twitter so he could buy more shares at lower prices. -
Food and Drink Hadrian's Wall brewers create 'Anti-Imperial Stout' for Ukraine A collective of master brewers in Northumberland, where the UK's first beer-maker's presence was recorded in 122AD, have co-developed a beetroot-flavoured ale that packs a punch - with all proceeds going to the Red Cross. -
Ukraine Biden accuses Putin of 'genocide', wanting to 'wipe out' Ukrainians Biden added that it would be up to lawyers to decide if Russia’s conduct met the international standard for genocide but said, “it sure seems that way to me”. -
Work High-tech, cosy and green: Which of these London offices would make you give up working from home? London is rethinking office buildings for a post-COVID world. Here are our favourite designs - what are yours? -
Moments Accessible tourism: Scuba diving opens for disabled travellers in Thailand This scuba diving experience in Thailand is making the underwater world accessible to all. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 13th – 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: Mariupol mayor accuses Russia of chemical agent attack World leaders have pledged military aid and support for Ukraine. Earlier, Mariupol's mayor accused Russia of using a chemical agent on the outskirts of the city.