19 April 2022 | Euronews
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Europe News European Parliament begins investigation into Pegasus spyware as MEP hacks revealed In Spain, at least 65 people, including four Catalan MEPs, are said to have been spied on between 2017 and 2020. -
Belgium Trial in Belgium begins against alleged accomplices of 2015 Paris attacks The suspects are accused of providing shelter, money or transport to the terrorist cell behind the attacks which left 130 people dead. -
The Cube Google Maps denies revealing images of Russian military infrastructure Misleading reports about Google Maps were widely shared on social media. -
Art Family of Jean-Michel Basquiat unveil intimate exhibit with never before seen works The family of Jean-Michel Basquiat unveils new intimate exhibit of the artist with more than 200 never before seen works -
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Culture news Austrian avant-garde artist Hermann Nitsch dies aged 83 The artist was known for his work using blood and animal entrails. -
Destinations These eight UNESCO approved destinations balance conservation with tourism These ecotourism hotspots are now UNESCO approved, this is why you should visit them. -
United Kingdom 'What a joke': UK opposition slams Boris Johnson's response to Partygate scandal Kier Starmer labelled Boris Johnson's response to the Partygate scandal "an insult to the public" after the UK PM renewed his apology in Parliament. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 19th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France French police investigate fire at Russian Orthodox Church in Paris The blaze caused severe damage to the small church over the weekend. -
Afghanistan Several killed and injured in a series of explosions outside Kabul school Police said the blasts had targeted educational facilities in a mostly Shiite neighbourhood of Afghanistan's capital city. -
Europe News EU sees most migrant entries this year since early 2016, Frontex says The number of migrants crossing into the EU this year is the highest since the 2016 migration crisis, says the EU border agency Frontex. -
Travel News UK speeds up airport recruitment to tackle delays in time for summer travel It is hoped that hiring more staff will stop airport ‘chaos’ ahead of the summer. -
Travel News Hong Kong's quarantine hotels are creating mountains of plastic waste A zero-COVID policy means everything from remotes to pillows and food has to be wrapped in plastic. -
Culture news Russian street artist promotes peace with Ukraine despite local backlash For 84-year-old Russian artist, Vladimir Ovchinnikov, his street art has the power to promote peace. But that's not without clear opposition from his local community. -
Health news Single dose HPV vaccine hailed as a 'game changer' for women globally after WHO confirms efficacy The findings could help to speed up the rollout of HPV vaccines in poorer countries where coverage is limited. -
Culture news Montreux Jazz Festival announces NFT venture The festival, which this year features performances from Bjork, John Legend and Nick Cave, is a staple of the global music calendar. -
Lithuania Lithuania's parliament approves ban on Russian military 'Z' symbol MPs say the amendment was "absolutely necessary" to ensure the country's national security. -
Europe Decoded Which country has given the most money to Ukraine?' Lots of nations have donated funds to Ukraine since the war began, but which has given the most? -
No Comment Egyptians celebrate Ramadan with free Iftar table Muslims gather along a street-long table to break their Ramadan fast together in a mass "Iftar" meal on the 15th day of the Muslim holy month, in the Matariya suburb in the northeast of Egypt's capital Cairo. -
Travel News Masks on planes are now optional if you are travelling in the US Mask wearing during flights is no longer compulsory in the US from Monday 18 April. -
No Comment Turkey: flamingos bring colours to the Lake Eber Lake Eber, one of Afyonkarahisar's (Turkey) most important natural wealth, was recently coloured by flamingos, whose numbers have recently increased. -
Health news Mysterious spike in acute hepatitis in children sees cases reported around Europe Last week, health authorities warned countries to be on the alert following a spike in cases of hepatitis of unknown origin in children in the UK. -
Culture news Kardashians sit through diatribe from prospective jurors during early stages of Blac Chyna trial The family is in the dock as son's ex-partner Blac Chyna claims they ruined her career, as the jury is selected some negative opinions are aired. -
Work Deliveroo fined €375,000 after being found guilty of abusing riders' rights in France Two ex-bosses of the British company's French division were also fined and given suspended prison terms. -
No Comment Colombians feel 'happy and proud' ahead of painter Fernando Botero's 90th birthday Residents of the Colombian city Medellin and tourists who visit the sculptures located in Botero Square, share feelings of happiness and pride a day ahead of the 90th birthday of the painter and sculptor Fernando Botero on April 19. -
Culture news 20 of the most powerful photographs taken in the first weeks of the Russia-Ukraine war Over the last two months, photographers have been putting their lives on the line to capture the realities of the war inflicting upon Ukraine by Russia. Here is a look at 20 of the most powerful photographs taken during the conflict. -
Ecotech People are still lining up to buy electric vehicles despite soaring battery costs The rising price of fossil fuels and environmental concerns mean people are still buying electric cars despite an increase in cost. -
Culture news Cultural restitution: Artefacts returned to Iran after legal battle The long lost Mannean bricks turned up for sale in Europe in the 1990s and after a spell in a Swiss bank are back in Iran in the National Museum. -
United Kingdom UK Prime Minister's Office was infected with spyware, says cybersecurity group Computer systems of the UK government and foreign office were infected with spyware, Citizen Lab says. -
Europe Decoded What would a neutral Ukraine look like? A neutral Ukraine would be forced to renounce NATO aspirations but could continue its path towards EU membership. -
Mobility NASA pulls SLS Moon rocket off the launch pad for repairs after series of teething problems NASA wants to land humans on the Moon once again by 2025, but its Artemis mission has been beset by delays. -
Earth News 'No government can do this alone': Singapore and New Zealand agree to tackle climate change together Low-carbon and green technologies are included in the joint efforts agreed by prime ministers from both countries. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 19th – 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 Large alligator crawls through Florida community Sheriff's deputies captured video of a massive alligator crawling through a front yard on Easter morning in Florida, USA, before making its way into a community lake. -
No Comment Turkish charity holds iftar for Syrian orphans in war-torn Idlib Syrian orphaned children have a fast-breaking iftar meal organised by the charitable "Turkiye Diyanet Foundation" at a fairground in al-Bardaqli town, in the northern countryside of the rebel-held city of Idlib. -
Economy German employers and unions unite to oppose EU Russian gas boycott German bosses and unions have opposed a ban on Russian gas imports by the EU, claiming it will cause job losses and factory closures. -
Health news Electric chopsticks could help cut salt intake without making food bland, Japan researchers say Japanese researchers say their device attracts sodium ions, making a low salt diet a tastier option. -
No Comment Bucha: Families find closure by burying their loved ones, as the identification of bodies continues In Bucha, relatives and families find closure by burying their loved ones, as the identification of bodies continues. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: 'New phase of war' as Russia's offensive in east begins The Ukrainian military’s General Staff said Tuesday that Russian forces are focusing their efforts on taking full control over the Donetsk and Luhansk regions in the east. -
Tech News Following Elon Musk's $43 billion takeover bid, what will Twitter's board do now? The Tesla CEO has offered to buy the social media giant and make it private. The Twitter board will have the last word on whether he's successful. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 19th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.