5 April 2023 | Euronews
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World News Italian ex-leader Silvio Berlusconi hospitalised in intensive care Three-time Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi is in hospital due to a problem related to a previous infection. His condition was described as stable by Italy's Foreign Minister. -
Brazil Brazil in shock after man kills four children with hatchet at daycare centre A man in his mid-twenties with a hatchet hopped over a wall and went on a killing spree in a kindergarten in Brazil, killing four children according to authorities. The victims are reportedly three boys and a girl, ranging from five to seven years old. -
World News US House leader McCarthy, Taiwan president meet as China protests China claims sovereignty over Taiwan, which it considers a rogue province. The United States meanwhile has long maintained a "strategic ambiguity" on the matter, trying to dissuade China from invading the island, while at the same time discouraging Taiwanese leaders from declaring independence. -
Ukraine Russia appears to be preparing for Ukraine counteroffensive The Ukrainian General Staff reports that Russian forces aren't launching offensive operations in the directions of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia but are instead continuing to build up their defensive capabilities. -
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Poland Poland pledges more MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine Poland pledges additional MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine during President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s first official visit to its key ally. -
Tech News I accidentally hacked someone else's TikTok account. It's more common than you'd think When Euronews journalist Aylin Elci set up a TikTok account, she ended up logging into someone else’s. Here’s what you need to know about SIM swapping. -
Europe News A Chinese unilateral move on Taiwan would hit 'literally every country on earth,' Blinken warns In an interview with Euronews, Antony Blinken warned China against making any unliteral move on Taiwan. -
Earth News 'Really encouraging': Plastic bag bans work, say campaigners. Where is Europe lagging behind? Single-use plastic bags clog up our rivers and seas. Banning them helps change that. -
Russia Deployment of nuclear weapons in Belarus: Putin's veiled threat to Poland Belarusian soldiers are already in Russia receiving training to use the Iskander-M missile system, capable of carrying nuclear warheads. Putin is advancing with his plan despite condemnation from the West, to send a warning to Poland, one of his great critics. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 5th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Video game industry is so profitable it's recession-proof. It's also highly toxic Frequent scandals, lawsuits, and general mistreatment stemming from toxic management culture remain common at many video game studios, Paul Tozour writes. -
Cult Balkan Trafik! festival 2023 is set to showcase Kosovo's brightest musical talents First held over 15 years ago after the meeting of Nicolas Wieërs from Belgium and Ilir Sefa from Kosovo, the festival takes place from 27 to 30 April in Brussels. -
Earth News Scientists claim this diet is the best for supporting biodiversity and food security La population mondiale devrait atteindre 10,9 milliards d'ici la fin du siècle. -
World News A new world order: Why Europe risks losing much more than the war in Ukraine The war in Ukraine has accelerated a situation that has been developing for some time: A new world order in which the East and West confront each other more decisively than before. The decisive factor is countries that have hitherto been accorded too little importance: The Global South. -
Qatar 365 Discover the extreme sports setting pulses racing in Qatar From rally car races to kitesurfing and endurance cycling over sand dunes, there’s something for every thrill seeker in Qatar. -
Culture news Italy's legendary Borsalino hat brand seeks to stage a comeback After its 2017 bankruptcy and a subsequent change of ownership, the legendary handcrafted hat brand Borsalino is staging a revival. The 166-year-old brand is now endorsed by a French-Italian financier. Borsalino aims to win over a young and diverse audience. -
Culture news From homewrecker to Her Majesty: Queen Camilla's journey into the royal spotlight King Charles III's wife Camilla will be called Queen, according to coronation invitations. We look at her journey to the heart of Britain's monarchy. -
Europe News Stoltenberg lashes out at China for echoing Russia's propaganda The NATO Secretary General warned of "severe consequences" if China provides lethal aid to Russia. -
Europe News Brussels won't change pesticides law to protect bees despite citizen petition The European Commission is pushing for the Parliament and the Member States to finish the initiatives that are on the table. -
Culture news ‘The Power of Language’: 5 ways multilingual brains work differently Did you know speaking more than one language can help you age better? A new book released this week explores the research around multilingualism. -
Real Economy How are EU funds helping Portugal’s post-pandemic recovery? In this latest episode of Real Economy, Euronews finds out how the EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility is helping Portugal get back on its feet after the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Climate Tornado alley: Climate change could make deadly US storms worse, study warns Climate change could make the storms that produce tornadoes worse, a new study suggests. -
Finland Finland's Sanna Marin to quit as party leader following election defeat Marin will still lead her party through negotiations on possibly being part of a new government, and stand down at the Social Democrats' autumn conference. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo A resurrected conflict is raging in the heart of Africa. Europe should be paying attention If things continue along the current trajectory, the situation in the DRC could deteriorate rapidly, spreading further instability and greater suffering across the region, Moïse Katumbi writes. -
Nature Wildlife crossings: US rolls out $350 million in funding to prevent collisions and improve habitats The US Department of Transportation has announced $350 million in funding to combat vehicle-wildlife collisions. -
Tech News 'No excuse' for AI developers to get data privacy wrong, warns UK data regulator The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has called on AI developers to take a step back and ensure they are getting data privacy right. -
Italy UK to send depleted uranium shells to Ukraine despite health concerns In recent years hundreds of Italian military personnel have died while thousands more have taken sick from conditions potentially linked to depleted uranium. Some MEPs are now calling for a full ban. -
Culture news Belgian pop star Stromae cancels sold-out shows over health issues Belgian pop star Stromae has announced the cancellation of 14 sold-out European tour dates due to health reasons. -
Culture news 'Reclaim the Street': A celebration of street photography across the globe New book 'Reclaim the Street', which is set for release on 6 April, bills itself as a world tour of the very best street photography today, showcasing work from more than one hundred contemporary photographers. -
Malta Rescue ship Geo Barents saves 440 migrants in the Mediterranean off coast of Malta The Geo Barents, a humanitarian vessel of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), rescued 440 migrants in distress in international waters off Malta on Tuesday. -
Culture news The Lekto problem: The Macron–Hitler fresco controversy explained A fresco by French graffiti artist Lekto, which compares President Macron to Hitler, is sparking controversy... -
Belarus Kremlin likely to 'coerce Belarus into further union', claims analyst In February, a leaked document showed Putin's alleged plans to annex Belarus by 2030. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 5th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
United Kingdom Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon's husband released without charge after party probe arrest The police force said it would send a report to Scottish prosecutors and that officers searched a number of locations as part of the probe. -
Netherlands There's no reason to fear AI. I’m embracing it to scale my company internationally Over the years, I’ve helped build and scale two fully-remote “unicorns” back when remote was still a novel concept. Today, I’m banking on the fact that AI will play a crucial role in the future of my company, Job van der Voort writes. -
Travel News Visiting Pompeii will be easier thanks to a new high-speed train line from Rome The new train route will also connect to Rome’s Fiumicino airport. -
Health news Women's viagra? New testosterone patch for menopause sex drive loss to start clinical trials The UK start-up developing the testosterone patch says it could have a ‘huge’ impact on the libido and lives of menopausal women. -
China Macron vies to stop China switching to 'war camp' on Ukraine The French president arrives in Beijing on Wednesday, two weeks after the Asian giant renewed its anti-Western alliance with Vladimir Putin. -
Ukraine The US announces new €2.3 billion military aid package for Ukraine The US has announced a new €2.3 bn military aid package for Ukraine, bringing the total amount of its security assistance to more than €32 bn since February 2022. -
Europe Decoded France is on its fifth republic. Could the pension crisis usher in the sixth? Euronews spoke to constitutional experts about whether a sixth republic is on the horizon. -
World News Stone-faced Donald Trump pleads not guilty in historic court appearance "Not guilty," Donald Trump said in a firm voice during a historic appearance before a judge Tuesday. He became the first US president - former or current - to be charged with a crime. -
Culture news Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals sneakers are all set to break all-time auction record Nostalgia and celebrity sportwear make a compelling mix for collectors. Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals sneakers are all set to become the most expensive shoes ever to be sold at an auction. -
Culture news 'The Twilight Zone' creator Rod Serling to be honoured - Here are the must-see episodes 'The Twilight Zone' creator Rod Serling is to be honoured in his hometown. But have you ever entered The Twilight Zone? Here's our guide to the must-see episodes -
Earth News Clean energy or crops? Solar panel projects divide families in the US A solar project in Missouri, US has put local farmers on alert and raised concerns about their lifestyle. -
Culture news Warhol and Basquiat's legendary collaboration takes centre stage in Paris exhibition From 5 April, 70 canvases co-created by Andy Warhol and Basquiat are being presented at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris, in what is being billed as the world's first Warhol/Basquiat four-handed retrospective of this magnitude. -
Belarus 'Stupid dictator': Is Europe betraying its Belarusian allies? "Some people think we [Belarusians] are dangerous," said one dissident. "Its discrimination". -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 5th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: RIP Kurt Cobain - Here are Nirvana's 5 greatest songs On the anniversary of his death, we remind ourselves of the best songs Nirvana's Kurt Cobain wrote. -
Culture news More than €1 million raised at 'British. Cool.' art auction in London A portrait of Mick Jagger by Andy Warhol was the top lot in Bonhams' 'British. Cool.' auction. The sale also included other pieces by art world stars including Banksy and Tracey Emin. -
Europe News Was a Member of the European Parliament caught snorting cocaine during a public meeting? Euronews fact-checked the claims of whether a European politician was using illegal drugs during a meeting.