3 April 2023 | Euronews
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USA Donald Trump returns to New York to face criminal charges Former President Donald Trump flew Monday from Florida to New York for his historic booking and arraignment on hush money charges, as the nation's largest city bolstered security and warned potential protesters it was “not a playground for your misplaced anger.” -
Ukraine First Polish MiG-29 fighter jets arrive in Ukraine, Warsaw confirms Last month Poland and Slovakia became the first Western countries to announce the shipment of 41 MiG-29s to Ukraine, thereby crossing what was until then a red line in sending military equipment to the country. -
No Comment WATCH: Flower tributes at cafe where Russian blogger died Russian officials said Vladlen Tatarsky was killed Sunday as he was leading a discussion at a cafe on the banks of the Neva River in the historic heart of St. Petersburg. -
Europe News All eyes on von der Leyen and Macron's high-stakes trip to China Macron wants to deter China from getting even closer to Russia, but some analysts warn that there is not much room for manoeuvre. -
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World News OPEC cuts could boost oil prices in Moscow's favour The cuts in oil output have immediately pushed prices higher and are expected to boost gas prices, adding to strains in many countries where high fuel prices are a heavy burden. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian winter offensive falling short of Kremlin’s goals, Rosgvardia admits Russian, Ukrainian, and Western sources appear to agree that Russia's winter offensive has failed to achieve the Kremlin’s goals of seizing the Donetsk and Luhansk region administrative borders by March 31. -
Destinations From White Lotus to Wednesday, how set-jetting is determining travel destinations for 2023 Around the world, set-jetting is bringing record visitor numbers to everywhere from the jungles of Peru to the countryside of Northern Ireland. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 3rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Pension reform in France: How can President Macron get out of the crisis? Political scientist Bruno Palier underlines that the president's inflexibility on pension reform risks boosting the vote in favour of the far-right National Rally. -
Europe Decoded Watch: These are the six main friction points currently straining EU-China relations Relations between the two powers have become visibly fraught, with suspicions and warnings voiced in public view. -
World News Germany and the EU are falling for corporate lobbyists' hydrogen hoax By selling Europe's decision-makers on largely inefficient hydrogen-based e-fuels, corporations are locking in fossil fuels and ramping up climate colonialism, Belén Balanyá writes. -
Hungary 'Keep on fighting, Mr President': Orban sends message of support to Trump a day ahead of indictment Hungary's populist prime minister has been an early Trump supporter and a loyal ally of the former US president through the years. -
Climate Delaying the inevitable: Italy’s desperate attempts to revive snowless ski resorts Italy’s ski resorts are fighting a losing battle against climate change, environmental protestors argue. -
Nature ‘We have nothing to hide’: Climate protesters plan to disrupt one of the world’s biggest horse races Animal Rebellion says their protest will start a conversation about our “broken relationship” with animals. -
Tech News Innovation on the rise: Record number of European patents in 2022 despite economic uncertainty The European Patent Office reported 193,460 patent applications by companies and inventors were made in 2022. -
Europe News NATO's nuclear posture remains the same, despite Putin's rhetoric - Stoltenberg The Russian President says his country will place tactical nuclear weapons at Belarus' western border. -
World News Russian athletes set to return at taekwondo world championship Russian athletes will compete at the taekwondo world championships to be held next month, the governing body said on Monday. -
Culture news Kanamara Matsuri: Everything you wanted to know about Japan’s Penis Festival Every spring, thousands of tourists flock to Kawasaki, Japan, to celebrate one thing – the penis. -
Romania German Chancellor Scholz in Bucharest to discuss Moldova's integration in the EU Romania, Germany and Moldova will discuss security, economy and energy in Bucharest. -
Culture news National Film Score Day: Celebrating Ryuichi Sakamoto and the best film scores since 2010 Today is National Film Score Day, which recognizes the musical masterpieces in cinema and, more specifically, the talented composers who create them. -
Culture news Beyonce and Adidas to end partnership on Ivy Park clothing line After persistent slumping sales, Adidas and Beyonce are ending their partnership on Ivy Park, according to reports. What's next for them both? -
Ukraine In pictures: Kherson residents speak about life under constant shelling Since the end of last year, following the liberation of Kherson, southern Ukraine - the city and its suburbs are regularly shelled by Russian troops across the river. Kherson residents share their day-to-day lives lived under constant threat. -
Tech News Twitter hasn't removed verified check marks yet - except for the New York Times' account Despite plans to begin removing them, just one account has lost its check mark for not paying for Twitter Blue so far. -
Ukraine Ukraine counters Russia's claim it has captured embattled city of Bakhmut Ukraine has refuted Russia's alleged victory over the war-torn city of Bakhmut with a video displaying what appears to be defending troops continuing their fight. -
Culture news 'Art for all': Eccentric art duo Gilbert & George launch new exhibition space in London Gilbert & George have opened a new permanent exhibition space in London called the Gilbert & George Centre, which will host one to two exhibitions each year. -
World News How safe is depleted uranium and why is the UK's decision to send it to Ukraine prompting debate? Britain said that together with its Challenger 2 tanks, it would also be sending Ukraine armour-piercing shells containing depleted uranium. -
Climate Worst drought on record forces Tunisia to cut off drinking water for seven hours every night Water is being cut for seven hours every night in response to the worst drought on record. -
World News 50 years ago: The mobile call that ushered in a revolution for humanity Half a century after American engineer Martin Cooper invented the mobile phone. Now it's used by more than 68% of the population. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 3rd – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Italy Ciao, hello, no! Italy's right-wing government wants to ban English words with €100,000 fines Giorgia Meloni's party said the policy is necessary to protect the Italian language and the national identity from the growing "Anglomania" in the country. -
Kosovo Trial of former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci gets underway in The Hague Kosovo’s former president, Hashim Thaci has pleaded not guilty to 10 charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity as his trial got underway Monday in The Hague. -
France At least three people dead in the latest shooting in crime-plagued Marseille At least three people died in three separate shooting incidents in the crime-plagued French city of Marseille overnight Sunday to Monday, police said. -
France Parisians vote to ban electric scooters from the city’s streets Residents of Paris have voted overwhelmingly to ban for-hire electric scooters from the city’s streets, in what is seen as a victory for road safety campaigners. -
Culture news Pink Floyd: Back in the charts and hosting a unique solar eclipse listening event Pink Floyd have announced a unique event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their iconic eighth album, 1973’s ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’. And it's a doozy... -
Culture news Is God a weatherman? A look at rain-making rituals and prayers While some cultures dance to invoke rain, others revere special figures. The practice of rain-making rituals and prayers goes back centuries and can be found in many different cultures and religions around the world. -
Finland Finland's right-wing claim victory with razor-thin election margin Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin concedes defeat as centre-right leader, Petteri Orpo, claimed victory in Sunday's tightly-fought parliamentary election. -
Russia Moscow blames Ukraine for bomb that killed pro-Russian blogger Russian media claims the suspect was asked to deliver the bomb following the killing of a prominent pro-Russian military blogger in a St. Petersburg café bomb blast -
Design Designers and their homes: London's Low Energy House Want to know what objects of desire or furnishing and fittings designers choose to put in their homes? Euronews Culture starts a new series by taking a look inside architect Ben Ridley's low energy house in London. -
Ukraine Russia’s Wagner mercenary group claims control over Ukrainian city of Bakhmut The Russian mercenary group Wagner claims to have taken control of Bakhmut's city hall and centre. -
Culture news Venice opens new 'home' for photography with Ugo Mulas show The exhibition is proof of how far-ranging his lens was; Ugo Mulas photographed the most prominent figures across a range of artistic disciplines, from theatre to poetry and visual arts. -
United Kingdom Betting on recovery: Inside Europe's first rehab centre for female gamblers The number of female gamblers is on the rise, but a UK charity rehab is helping women overcome their addictions. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Marlon Brando's top five film performances Happy 99th birthday Marlon Brando. We take a look at his best ever screen performances. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 3rd – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Finland Analysis: What comes next as Finland's right-wing sweeps Sanna Marin from office? The National Coalition Party will now have the chance to form the next government, but faces challenges negotiating with far-right populists.