4 April 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News EU and US pledge to reinforce energy cooperation ahead of next winter While the EU went through these cold months without trouble, next winter might be more difficult. -
USA Trump pleads not guilty to 34 felony counts related to hush money payment The former US president described the experience as “SURREAL” as he travelled from Trump Tower to a lower Manhattan courtroom. -
World News France's Defence Minister suggests substantial increase in military budget amid Ukraine war France's Defence Minister suggests a substantial military investment in cyber, space, and submarine defence systems. -
Switzerland Football: Switzerland to host women's Euro 2025, beating bids from France, Nordics and Poland Sixteen nations will take part in the competition, which will be held in June and July 2025 in Basel, Bern, Geneva, Zurich, St Gallen, Sion, Lucerne and Thun. -
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Culture news French feminist politician faces criticism for posing on Playboy cover After strong criticism from the prime minister, France's government appears to be softening its position on the Playboy interview. -
France France to invest in drone tech and space, as new €413 billion military budget unveiled There's less money for armored vehicles, and more focus on drones and spatial defence systems in the newly unveiled budget. -
Serbia More than two decades after NATO's bombing campaign, Serbia still hasn't had its moment of catharsis Populist black-and-white thinking left no room for simultaneous sympathy for the civilian victims and acknowledgement of strongman Slobodan Milošević's legacy. The chance for self-reflection was eventually wasted, Aleksandar Đokić writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Chelsea's Potter trots off while Kavertz talks donkeys As Chelsea FC loses another manager, top player Kai Havertz talks about his new foundation - and love for donkeys -
Culture news BTS' Jimin makes history as first ever solo South Korean artist to top US charts K-pop supergroup's star continues to rise despite their hiatus, with Jimin's hit single 'Like Crazy' coming in at number one in the US' Billboard Hot 100 list -
Destinations Amsterdam cracks down on rowdy clubbers: Here are six alternative European cities for a night out If you're still keen on visiting the Netherlands, here’s an underrated place to party. -
Business Planet How public spending in Oslo is driving zero-emissions building sites In this latest episode of Business Planet, we discover how local authorities in Oslo are using public procurement to decarbonise the capital's construction sites. -
Earth News Why is the UK ramping up domestic air travel when other European countries are banning it? The UK has halved its passenger tax on domestic flights. Here's how it compares to other European countries. -
Culture news Warner Bros.'s new streaming strategy includes Harry Potter HBO Max series Accio Depressingly Predictable Reboot! Warner Bros. close to inking deal for Harry Potter HBO Max series -
Health news ChatGPT has ‘great potential’ to improve cancer prevention and screening, study finds A new study found the AI chatbot can deliver reliable health advice, but caveats you should still trust your doctor first and foremost. -
Tech News TikTok fined €14.5 million in the UK for ‘misusing children’s data’ The UK’s data watchdog found more than one million UK children under the age of 13 were estimated to be on TikTok in 2020. -
World News Russia warns of 'retaliatory measures' over Finland's NATO membership Russia has warned it would be forced to take “retaliatory measures" to address what it called security threats created by Finland's membership. -
Europe News 'A new era begins' as Finland becomes NATO's newest member "The era of military non-alignment in our history has come to an end. A new era begins," Finnish President Sauli Niinistö said in a statement. -
Earth News All blocked up: UK proposes ban on plastic wet wipes to tackle water pollution More than 90 per cent of the material in sewer blockages across the UK is made up of plastic wipes, according to a recent report. -
Culture news England kit for Women's World Cup gets makeover due to period concerns England will wear blue shorts instead of white at this year's Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, after players expressed concerns over periods when wearing an all-white national team kit. The shorts feature a leak-protection liner in response to athletes' feedback. -
Culture news What does WWE and UFC's €19.6 billion merger deal mean for the future of combat sport? World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) have merged to create a $21.4 billion sports entertainment company. But what does this mean for the future of combat sports? -
Italy 'Frankenstein food': Why Italy's crusade against cultured meat probably won't work The new Food Sovereignty Ministry is trying to live up to its name by prohibiting lab-grown food in defence of the country's farming traditions. But how likely is an outright ban? -
Europe News European People's Party offices raided by Belgian and German police "The visit is connected to an ongoing inquiry in Thuringia, Germany," an EPP spokesperson said in a press release provided to Euronews. -
Earth News Germany plans to curb private and public sector energy consumption by 26.5 per cent by 2030 The draft law would apply to both private and public sectors. -
Sweden Police in Sweden arrest 5 in anti-terror raids against Islamist suspects Officers carried out raids in three towns on Tuesday morning, and said those in custody were suspected of planning Islamist attacks in Sweden. -
Europe Decoded Analysis: Sanna Marin's defeat puts European socialists in tight spot The Finnish election adds a new chapter in a list of electoral defeats by socialist parties, including in Sweden, Italy and France. -
Mobility Meet the astronauts who will fly to the Moon next year in NASA's historic Artemis mission The last time humans flew to the Moon was in 1972. This time around, a female and a Black astronaut will be part of the crew. -
Europe News Quality of EU-China relations to be determined by Beijing's support for Russia, Borrell says French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen are travelling to China this week. -
Culture news Sarcophagus of Pharaoh Ramses II unveiled in Paris in rare loan to France The coffin of one of Egypt’s longest ruling Pharaohs, Ramses II, has been unveiled in Paris as part of an exceptional loan to France. -
Ukraine Russia is counting on 'Ukraine fatigue' to overwhelm us with its propaganda Moscow has openly said that it is waiting for Ukraine fatigue — a sense of detachment caused by existential fear — to set in during its war of attrition. This is a crucial strand of its propaganda tactics, Nina Jankowicz and Tom Southern write. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news New stamp featuring profile of King Charles III to go on sale in Britain The first Royal Mail stamps bearing the profile of King Charles III will go on general sale at post offices and retailers from Tuesday. -
Mobility Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit declares bankruptcy after satellite launch failure Virgin Orbit, which designs rockets for launching small satellites, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States, the company announced. -
Culture news 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' heading to Cannes Crack out the whips and don your best fedora - Indiana Jones is swinging into the French Riviera -
No Comment New pictures show havoc caused by tornadoes in the US Aerial pictures have revealed the extent of the damage caused by the tornadoes that hit 11 US states last Friday. -
No Comment Ukraine says city of Kostyantynivka hit by heavy Russian shelling Police in Ukraine say Russian missiles hit a densely populated area of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kostyantynivka on Sunday, killing six people and injuring eight others. -
Scenes Meet the veterinary interns treating sick and injured horses in Qatar Broken hooves, eye infections, pregnancies and stomach pain are some of the many medical cases seen at Qatar's Equine Veterinary Medical Centre (EVMC). The state-of-the-art hospital treats horses of all ages, sizes and breeds and is committed to improving their health and well-being. -
Work In data: The EU faces a major demographic decline with 27.3 million fewer people by 2100 Is Europe facing a demographic crisis? We break down the data. -
USA Severe weather set to return to US Midwest after tornadoes killed at least 32 While residents across parts of the US's South and Midwest sift through the wreckage of their homes after deadly tornados, forecasters are warning of more severe weather and fire danger in the days ahead. -
Syria Islamic State leader who claimed France terror attacks reportedly killed in Syria The US military says Khalid Aydd Ahmad al-Jabouri was killed in a precision air strike on Monday. -
USA Former US President Donald Trump due to appear in New York court Former US President Donald Trump is due to appear in court in New York on Tuesday where he will be indicted for his alleged role in hush money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels. -
Netherlands One dead and 30 injured in train derailment in the Netherlands One person has died and some 30 passengers have been injured in a train cash in the Netherlands in the early hours of Tuesday morning. -
Finland Finland joins NATO in the alliance's fastest-ever accession process When Finland becomes the military alliance's 31st member on Tuesday it will complete the fastest accession process in the organisation's history. -
Culture news World Press Photo 2023 regional winners showcase realities of war and climate change The World Press Photo has announced the regional winners of its 2023 photo contest. The selection includes images which showcase stories from photojournalists and documentary photographers across every continent. -
Ukraine Ukraine disputes Wagner Group claim it controls the city of Bakhmut As the battle for the control of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine rages on, soldiers have been helping to evacuate the few residents who still remain there. -
Health news This airline turned its jet into a flying hospital to bring Ukraine's wounded soldiers to Europe Since the start of the war, the converted passenger jet has carried out 52 missions to move injured soldiers and critically ill patients from Ukraine. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated - A life in pictures On this day in 1968, the US preacher, Dr Martin Luther King Jr. was fatally shot. His life and legacy is remembered here in pictures. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news 'Global issue': 1 in 6 people worldwide affected by infertility, WHO report finds The World Health Organization is now calling for better access to fertility treatments.