28 April 2022 | Euronews
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Greece Investigation claims Frontex involved in Aegean sea migrant pushbacks A new investigation claims that the EU's border agency, Frontex, has been involved in forcing back over 950 refugees and migrants in the Aegean sea between March 2020 and September 2021. -
Sport Spain miss out on 2023 Rugby World Cup for fielding ineligible player World Rugby decided to deduct Spain 10 points and issue a fine for breaking the rules in two of their qualifying matches. -
Netherlands Ten men from same family arrested in Amsterdam for money laundering Dutch police seized more than €1.4 million during the arrest, suspecting that the large sums of money originated from international drug trafficking. -
Europe News NATO chief says Finland and Sweden could join 'quickly' as both warm to membership Polls have found that a majority of Swedes and Finns are currently in favour of joining the military alliance, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine driving public support. -
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Europe News EU countries paying for Russian gas in roubles may face legal action, warns Dombrovskis The European Commission's Executive Vice President told Euronews the EU "cannot give in to Russia's blackmail." -
Art 'Future Shock': Get lost in psychedelic digital worlds in this new immersive art exhibition An exhibition that mixes art, technology and vivid light displays is opening in London. -
Culture news Harry Styles accused of queerbaiting: but what is 'queerbaiting'? In a recent interview, Styles has said that "it doesn't matter" what his sexuality is. This has sparked renewed queerbaiting criticism. But is that fair? -
Women Beyond Borders ‘Women don’t do that job’: Meet the woman rewriting the history of female explorers Elise Wortley is following in the footsteps of history’s forgotten female explorers to prove adventure can be for anyone. -
Europe News Kyiv welcomes EU plans to abolish tariffs as war devastates Ukraine economy The proposal still needs to be approved by the European Parliament and the 27 EU member states. -
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Dubai’s little-known suburban communities You might be familiar with Dubai’s skyscrapers but did you know the city is home to thriving suburban communities where many residents live with schools, malls, hospitals and leisure facilities. -
My Europe Series 'It will get worse, you'll see': Euro inflation adds to Lithuania's economic woes A refugee crisis on the border with Belarus, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the consequences of sanctions against its neighbours all conspire to create a sense of economic uncertainty in the small Baltic nation. -
Home First Europe-wide earthquake risk model shows the cities and regions most threatened by disaster Scientists have mapped earthquake risk for the whole of Europe, giving tools to decisionmakers to build more resilient communities. -
Spain Spain seeks to calm Algeria after threat to cut natural gas supplies Algiers had threatened to suspend supplies of gas to Spain if they were diverted to Morocco or a "third destination". -
Europe News UK delays post-Brexit border checks on EU imports for fourth time over inflation worries The UK has postponed import checks on EU goods again, citing the inflationary burden on businesses. The EU imposed checks on UK exports in January 2021. -
Germany Göttingen becomes first German city to allow topless swimmers in public pools The measure -- hailed as a step toward gender equality -- will only apply at weekends. -
Tech News Twitter reports more users but misses revenue forecast following Elon Musk takeover Twitter’s overall revenue and advertising sales fell short of analyst estimates, due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. -
Earth News Abusement parks in Vietnam: The dark side of entertaining tourists on Monkey Island Animal welfare charity Animals Asia has released a new report about animal abuse in various circuses and tourist resorts. -
No Comment Pianist performs amid ruins of Irpin The ruins of Irpin’s House of Culture were the poignant backdrop to a performance of Chopin’s nocturnes by the Lithuanian pianist Darius Mazintas on April 26. -
Football Now Group D Preview - FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Will France win it again? France was the best team in the 2018 World Cup, do they now have the best player in Kylian Mbappe? And will Christian Eriksen shine in Qatar? -
Culture news Michel Bouquet tribute attended by Macron: Why was the actor so important? France's president attended a tribute to the French actor, the first since Jean Paul Belmondo, where he called the actor "a sacred monster". -
Tech News Fake WhatsApp accounts are posing as the app’s support team. Here’s how to avoid being scammed Here are some of the best ways to spot a fake WhatsApp account and keep your personal information safe. -
No Comment Tech and art combine to create vivid displays at new exhibition An exhibition that mixes art, technology and vivid light displays is opening in London. Set in a former underground car park, the show is designed like a gloomy maze, where it's easy to get lost in the darkness. -
Europe Decoded How will Bulgaria cope without Russian gas? Bulgaria received the vast majority of its gas supply from Russia and is now turning to Greece. Will it be enough? -
Earth News Think food banks are the only place to pick up free food? These projects tell the full story As we mark Stop Food Waste Day, these locals are on a mission to feed people excess food to stop it being binned. -
Europe News Euronews Debates: What does Emmanuel Macron's second term mean for Europe? Five Members of the European Parliament shared their views and expectations about the newly re-elected French president. -
Moments Want to explore the UK by train? Now you can be paid €12,000 to do it Now you can go on 10 train journeys for free with this new British competition. -
Health news First human case of H3N8 avian flu has been detected in China. Here’s what we know Authorities in China have said the risk of large scale transmission is low, after the first case of H3N8 avian flu was detected in a young boy. -
No Comment Ukrainian women train demining in Kosovo In Kosovo, far from their homeland, Ukrainian women undergo intensive demining courses to help their country remove numerous planted or abandoned explosives, a process that will most likely last for decades after Russia's invasion ends. -
No Comment Turkey: a city bus burns in the city of Izmir On Thursday, a city bus driving in the north of Izmir caught on fire on Caher Dudayev Boulevard. After noticing the smoke, the bus driver pulled the vehicle to the side of the road and evacuated the passengers. -
Tech News Facebook’s parent Meta exceeds expectations with $7.5 billion first quarter profits Facebook parent Meta posted better than expected first quarter financial results following a bumpy year for the tech giant. -
Travel News Hong Kong entry rules: Everything you need to know before booking flights Testing, quarantine and the threat of flight chaos are likely to stop tourists rushing to back to Hong Kong for now. -
Europe News Moscow warns of Europe security threat after UK call to eject Russia from Ukraine The Kremlin says European security is threatened by Western arms after UK call to push Russia out of 'whole of Ukraine'. -
No Comment Sirens blare as Israel honours Holocaust victims Sirens blared across Israel early Thursday as the country came to a standstill in an annual ritual honoring the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust. -
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No Comment Polluted river foam floats into Colombia town An immense layer of foam coming out from a polluted river has reached the doors of the homes of the locals of Mosquera, a town 22 kilometers (13 miles) from the Colombian capital Bogota. -
Culture news Yom HaShoah: How Yellow Candles contextualise Holocaust Remembrance Day Every year, thousands of Jews light a yellow candle in observation of Yom HaShoah. The name card that comes with each candle offers a snapshot into a life tragically taken away in the Holocaust. -
Russia Ukraine war: Key players at UN urge accountability for Russian atrocities The meeting brought together prosecutors and human rights lawyers, and was convened by Albania and France. -
No Comment SpaceX Crew-4 mission arrived at ISS SpaceX Dragon capsule, carrying Americans Kjell Lindgren, Bob Hines and Jessica Watkins, and Italian Samantha Cristoforetti of the European Space Agency, docks at the International Space Station on Wednesday night. -
Fiji Confusion over which Russian oligarch owns Fiji luxury yacht A judge in the capital Suva must rule between two different oligarchs to determine whether the yacht can be seized — as only one of them is subject to sanctions. -
Money Finland to sell confiscated Bitcoin worth €75 million to support Ukraine's war effort The Bitcoin will be auctioned off, with "tens of millions" in proceeds going to Ukraine. -
Culture news Women's Prize for Literature Shortlist showcases global talent Six unique books from writers spread around the world have been nominated for the annual prize celebrating the best of women's fiction in the English language. -
Europe Decoded ECJ rules Austria's border checks with Hungary and Slovenia breach EU law — here's why The European court says Austria's long-standing checks with Hungary and Slovenia violate Schengen Area rules. -
Health news This eye rolling, convulsing child robot is helping to train dentists for medical emergencies The life-like bot was co-developed by robotics start-up Tmsuk and a local dental school to simulate a child’s response to receiving dental treatment. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Explosions rock Kyiv after UN chief meeting, Guterres safe At least two explosions were reported in the Ukrainian capital shortly after a meeting between Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and UN Secretary-General António Guterres. -
Health news COVID in Europe: Up to 80% of the EU population has now been infected by the virus While the number of infections and deaths from COVID is dropping, EU member states are being urged to step up vaccinations, particularly for children. -
Moments Venice Biennale 2022: These are the unmissable exhibits during a trip to Venice The 59th Venice Biennale, one of the most important events in the art world, is themed around darkness and strength in face of adversity. -
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