22 April 2022 | Euronews
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Sport Camp Nou sets new record attendance of 91,648 for women's football match The previous record was also set during a Barcelona match against Real Madrid in March. -
World News Good News: The solar system's most powerful phone charger and planet Earth's biggest animal crossing A scientific breakthrough could see you charging your phone using the sun, the world's biggest animal crossing and brewing beer for Ukraine. We have five positive news stories for you. -
The Cube French election 2022: Misinformation spreads online ahead of runoff vote False rumours about Russian sanctions, the 'Yellow Vest' protests and climate change policies have gone viral. -
Germany Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces growing criticism over handling of Ukraine war Unlike many NATO countries which are sending heavy weaponry to Ukraine, Germany still refuses, despite direct requests from Ukrainian officials. -
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France French election: Macron and Le Pen trade blows on final day of campaign Opinion polls suggest the president has been pulling ahead of his far-right rival before Sunday's run-off vote, but many people remain undecided. -
Tech News Ukraine's postal service hit by cyberattack after Moskva warship stamp goes on sale online The stamp shows a Ukrainian soldier giving a rude gesture to a Russian warship and comes in the wake of the sinking of the Russian flagship Moskva. -
No Comment Alcoy celebrates Moors and Christians Festival after two-year break due to pandemic Hundreds of people have participated in the festival that includes a historical re-enactment and a street parade, commemorating the battles fought between Moors (or Muslims) and Christians during the period known as “Reconquista” (Reconquest) from the 8th century through the 15th century. -
Afghanistan Dozens dead after blast at a mosque in Afghanistan Friday's explosion follows a series of attacks in Afghanistan on Thursday. -
France Le Pen in final push for support as Russia questions linger Marine Le Pen faces Emmanuel Macron in a run-off vote on Sunday to be France's next president. -
Moments You could spend 3 weeks in the Maldives learning to restore coral reefs - all for free The lucky candidate will help Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu Resort’s in-house marine educator. -
No Comment Ukrainian people prepare for Easter in the shadow of war In the settlements bearing the heavy traces of the conflicts in Ukraine, where Russia declared war on February 24, the people are making preparations for the Easter holiday with limited means. -
Serbia For first time, a majority of Serbs are against joining the EU - poll The poll revealed 44% of survey participants were against membership, while 35% are in favour. -
Culture news Classic never-before-seen vehicles go on display at London's luxury car show Awash with Ferraris, Alfa Romeos and a 1934 Barnato Hassan Special worth more than 4 million pounds. They're all on show - and some are for sale - at a luxury car event in London. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 22nd – 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 NASA’s Perseverance rover captures footage of solar eclipse on Mars NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover captured footage of Phobos, one of Mars’s two moons, crossing the face of the sun on April 2, NASA said. -
Earth News Why Marine Le Pen’s environmental agenda is greenwashing With just a few days to go before the final round of the presidential elections in France, do the two finalists, Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron, have proposals that adequately address and tackle the climate crisis? -
Ukraine 'Stay in Mariupol hellhole or go to Russia': Moscow accused of forcibly deporting thousands Ukraine claims Putin's forces have relocated hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians to Russia, leaving behind anxious friends and relatives trying to trace them. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: New Russian offensive in east Ukraine & fears of a global food crisis The Kremlin claimed victory in the city of Mariupol following weeks of bombardment. -
Norway Man charged with murder over bow and arrow and knife attack in Norway Five people died in the attack in Kongsberg. -
Europe News Serbia and Kosovo in talks to resolve number plate dispute It comes after a temporary deal -- which allowed vehicles to cross the border if state symbols on the number plates were covered up -- expired. -
Earth News Italy’s Russian gas boycott gathers pace thanks to new deals in Africa Natural gas is a fossil fuel used to generate electricity, heat and cool homes and power industry. -
Europe Decoded How China's Ukraine stance may be final straw for eastern EU countries China sent a special representative to Central and Eastern European countries this week to bolster relations, frayed by the conflict in Ukraine. Was it too little too late? -
Ukraine 'Hell is what's happening there': Escapees on life in besieged Mariupol "Hell is what's happening there [Mariupol], it's not possible to just retell it." -
Art 'Rumpy Pompeii': Sex lives of the wild and ancient erupt in new exhibition If you visit the site Pompeii, you will notice that there is erotic art everywhere you look. A new exhibition titled 'Art and Sensuality in the Houses of Pompeii', aims to look at why the people of Pompeii were so fascinated with eroticism. -
France French army accuses Russian mercenaries of staging burials in Mali Satellite images purport to show soldiers covering bodies with sand near the Gossi military base. -
No Comment Demonstrators dressed as animals flock to the IMF to appeal for long-term investment in nature Avaaz activists dressed as animals and trees flocked to the 2022 IMF Spring Meetings to demand that biodiversity criteria be included in the new Resilience and Sustainability Trust (RST) on Thursday, April 21, in Washington D.C. -
No Comment Chinese performance artist Kong Ning presents latest Earth Day work in Beijing Chinese performance artist Kong Ning donned a headpiece representing the Earth in Beijing. -
Europe News EU strikes deal to force tech giants to tackle disinformation Some commentators have expressed concerns over the impact the key piece of legislation could have on freedom of speech. -
Health news Intermittent fasting may not help you lose weight faster than a standard diet, year-long trial finds Losing weight is hard, but intermittent fasting without also reducing the amount you eat may not help, a new study has found. -
No Comment Orthodox Christians mark Good Friday with Jerusalem procession Orthodox Christians poured onto the cobbled streets of Jerusalem's Old City to observe Good Friday, the day when Christians believe Jesus was crucified. -
Mobility Elon Musk's SpaceX signs first deal to provide in-flight WiFi using it Starlink Internet satellites The first Starlink-connected plane is due to take flight by the end of the year with around 100 aircraft to be fitted with SpaceX's terminals. -
No Comment Israeli police fire tear gas inside Al-Aqsa mosque compound amid renewed clashes in Jerusalem Israeli forces fire tear gas inside flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound amid renewed clashes with Palestinian demonstrators in Jerusalem. -
Travel News Quarantine hotels: UK authorities ‘don’t know’ how many cases they prevented despite £400m spend A new report from Parliament’s watchdog has found that the UK’s travel restrictions were costly, confusing and not demonstrably successful. -
Earth News How Zurich’s plan to turn off natural gas for good is being boosted by the war in Ukraine Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, more of Zurich’s citizens are supporting a plan to shut down natural gas networks. -
Tech News Ukraine man whose home was 'looted' by soldiers tracks missing Apple AirPods over Russian border "Thanks to technology, I know where my AirPods are now. It was looted by Russian Orcs from my home," said Vitaliy Semenets. -
Destinations Rare iguanas develop a sweet tooth from 'ecotourists' feeding them grapes The endangered animals are so addicted to the sweet snack that they rush to the beach when they hear boats arriving. -
France Mélenchon's supporters could be kingmakers in France's presidential election "I can't stand either [Marine Le Pen or Emmanuel Macron], but I'm still going to vote,” one man told Euronews. -
7 tips from cybercrime experts to stop hackers in their tracks Euronews spoke to a set of experts to see how hackers are operating and what you can do to combat them. -
Earth News Central Park is being turned into a scientific lab to study climate change The Central Park Climate Lab team wants to use data from satellites and on the ground to study seasonal patterns and how plant and animal life respond to shifting weather. -
Culture news Tiny book of poems by 13-year-old Charlotte Bronte goes up for sale at $1.25 million The book is being sold on behalf of an anonymous seller "who wishes to make certain of the work's future preservation." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 22nd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
My Europe Series France's left could be decisive in who wins the election. But will they turn out to vote? Kingmakers on France's left face a difficult choice on Sunday: voting for Macron -- widely disliked on this wing of French politics -- or abstaining and letting Marine Le Pen into power. -
France Carlos Ghosn: French prosecutors issue arrest warrant for disgraced businessman French prosecutors have issued an international arrest warrant for disgraced businessman Carlos Ghosn. -
Travel News This man swapped his car for a paddleboard and saved €3,000 a year Your average Brit spends 400 days of their life commuting, so why not turn it into something enjoyable? -
France France's presidential election: How does it work? What are the key issues? Who is favourite to win? Here's our explainer on France's presidential election. -
Portugal Madeleine McCann: Formal suspect declared over disappearance of British girl in 2007 Madeleine McCann, three, disappeared on 3 May 2007 in Praia da Luz. -
Money War in Ukraine has already caused $60bn in damage. Could Russia's frozen assets foot the bill? Financial aid sent by the US and Europe is "only the beginning of what Ukraine will need to rebuild," US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 22nd – 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: Moldova fury at Russian general's 'unacceptable' remark on territorial war aim Moldova summoned Russia's ambassador in protest after a Russian general said Moscow wants to capture southern Ukraine to gain access to a breakaway Moldovan region.