6 April 2023 | Euronews
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Italy Pope Francis washes feet in traditional Holy Thursday Easter ritual Five days after his release from hospital, where he was admitted for bronchitis, Pope Francis went to a juvenile prison on Thursday to wash the feet of inmates in a traditional Easter ritual. -
Italy Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in intensive care with leukemia Former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi is being treated for a lung infection that is a result of chronic leukemia . -
Ukraine Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says he will order Bakhmut withdrawal if Russian troops encircle city Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he would order a withdrawal of troops from Bakhmut if there was a risk of them being encircled by Russian forces. -
World News Protests turn ugly in France as striker numbers dwindle In Paris, police were pelted by projectiles when the protest reached La Rotonde, a restaurant celebrated in by Macron after the 2017 presidential election that he went on to win. -
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Football Now Is this the most exciting Bundesliga season ever? The Bundesliga title race is hotting up in Germany, and it's quite refreshing to say that for a change. In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
Culture news The Beatles go Ukrainian ahead of Eurovision The statues of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr have been draped with white Vyshyvankas in Liverpool, ahead of Eurovision 2023 -
Belarus Putin and Lukashenko hold talks on closer defence and economic ties Russia’s President Vladimir Putin holds talks with his Belarus counterpart, Alexander Lukashenko, on expanding political, military, and economic ties between the two countries. -
World News Protests against controversial reform of French pension system continue Protesters disrupted vehicle traffic at Paris’ main airport and police fired clouds of tear gas in other French cities in the latest round of strikes and demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron's contested pension reforms. -
World China 'trying to have it both ways' with Russia, Antony Blinken tells Euronews In an exclusive interview with Euronews, US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, reveals his thoughts on Sweden's NATO ambitions, Turkey's position on NATO expansion, and mounting tensions between the US and China over Russia and Taiwan. -
Euronews Witness Spain's new 'transgender' law breaks new ground on LGBTIQ+ rights A new law in Spain allows people to freely change gender from age 16. Euronews reports on what this means for the children, adults and families concerned. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 6th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Corruption scandal: Pier Antonio Panzeri, presumed ringleader, out of jail with electronic bracelet Pier Antonio Panzeri has signed a deal with Belgian authorities to share "revealing" details about the alleged cash-for-favour scheme. -
World News Russia and China's abuse of Red Notices could break Interpol beyond repair The Interpol international alert system has been increasingly abused by repressive regimes who have worked out that it is the perfect means to attack their opponents overseas, Ben Keith and Rhys Davies write. -
Travel News Work remotely in one of the cheapest countries in the world: Colombia launches a digital nomad visa The country also offers incredible natural biodiversity and a range of places to work and stay. -
World News Turkey Antakya earthquake: Victims doubt President Erdogan's pledge to rebuild the city Victims express scepticism over President Erdogan's pledge to rebuild the entire disaster zone by the start of next year. -
Health news Veteran Spanish TV star Ana Obregón reveals surrogate baby was conceived with dead son’s sperm Ana Obregón, 68, said only parents who had lost a child have a right to express an opinion on the matter. -
Ukraine 'There is dirt everywhere': Kramatorsk residents try to rebuild after severe flooding A broken spillway gate caused major flooding in the town of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine, affecting around 200 households. -
Climate Close all coal plants by 2040 to prevent ‘climate chaos’, new report urges A report has urged countries to close all coal plants by 2040 or face ‘climate chaos’. -
France France braces for eleventh day of protests and strikes against controversial pension reform France braces for 11th day of protests and strikes as unions called for widespread action against President Emmanuel Macron's controversial pension reform. -
Travel News Brits will get paid to move to this sunny Spanish town, but there’s a catch The scheme aims to bolster the local economy. -
Europe News China arming Russia would 'significantly harm' relationship with EU, von der Leyen warns in Beijing China arming Russia would 'significantly harm' relationship with EU, von der Leyen warns in Beijing -
No Comment Farmers in Austria scramble to protect orchards and crops from frosty nights after early blooming Farmers in Austria are using heaters and tin foil to protect harvests from the region's freezing temperatures after some of their plants sprouted early. -
No Comment Flre and ice: Slovakian orchard's innovative fight against frost Workers at an orchard in Slovakia use candles to save the buds on cherry trees from spring frost. -
Earth News Schiphol airport's ban on night flights and private jets blocked by Dutch court The airport acknowledges that the decision could push up the price of holidays as a result. -
Spain Firefighters battle Spanish wildfires fuelled by drought and winds Wildfires are burning through the mountainous region of Tarifa in Spain as a severe winter drought affects large parts of Southern Europe. -
No Comment Filipino Catholics self-flagellate on Holy Thursday COVID-19 restrictions in the past years have prevented crowds and devotees from participating in the ritual, a practice discouraged by the Catholic Church in the Philippines. -
Culture news Michael K Williams: Drug dealer pleads guilty over 'The Wire' actor's death A drug dealer has pleaded guilty to selling fentanyl-laced heroin to 'The Wire' actor Michael K. Williams, leading to his death -
Culture news "We're going to make a lot of these": Chris Pratt at 'The Super Mario Bros Movie' premiere Chris Pratt said he thinks 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' will be the first of many movies in the franchise while premiering the film in Los Angeles on Saturday. But will it be as successful as 'Sonic the Hedgehog' and 'Detective Pikachu'? -
Lifestyle Dolce & Gabbana expands diversification with hotel and property plans The Italian label, led by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana is renewing itself day by day. After a deep dive into the world of perfumery, a jump into the metaverse, and an experimental leap into homeware, D&G has now decided to move into the property market. -
Culture news For the love of cat: Imam and cat video goes viral on social media A stray cat yearning for some petting jumped onto an Imam’s shoulder during a long Ramadan prayer called Tarawih in Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque in Algeria. The Imam helped the cat climb on but continued to pray with a perfectly clear voice. Cats are considered "clean animals" in Islamic belief. -
Culture news 'Barbie' is coming: What can she tell us about modern movie poster trends? The 'Barbie' posters and trailer came out this week. But what can Barbie tell us about modern movie poster trends? -
Climate Inside India’s energy transition: Can it keep its economy growing while ‘phasing down’ fossil fuels? Supplying the country’s 1.4 billion citizens with clean energy is not an easy task. -
Belarus Re-engaging with Lukashenka is morally and politically wrong. It must be avoided Negotiating with Belarus' strongman would mean rewarding him for his role in the war against Ukraine and consenting to the repression against opposition-minded Belarusians. It would also open the door for Putin, Arkady Moshes and Ryhor Nizhnikau write. -
Culture news David Bowie's lightning bolt: New London exhibition on rock's most iconic album cover Watch that man! Name a more iconic duo than David Bowie and lightning bolts. This new London exhibition traces the story of the famous album cover behind 'Aladdin Sane'. -
World News Cybercriminals arrested in the Netherlands after Genesis Market police take down One of the most dangerous marketplaces selling personal identities to hackers online was shut down, in an operation involving law enforcement from 17 countries. -
France Paris rat catchers throw rodent bodies at City Hall as France faces 11th round of strikes Protesters want to force President Emmanuel Macron to scrap pension reforms that have ignited a monthslong firestorm of public anger. -
China Macron says he counts on China’s President XI to ‘bring Russia to its senses' During talks in Beijing, French President Emmanuel Macron told his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, that he counts on him to "bring Russia to its senses". -
China Iranian and Saudi foreign ministers meet in China to cement reconciliation The foreign ministers of Middle East rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia met in Beijing on Thursday paving the way for normalised ties under a surprise China-brokered deal. -
USA Trump's indictment is a US first, but what about countries in Europe? It is a US first but former president Donald Trump joins a list of other world leaders in facing criminal charges. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 6th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Work Pension reform in France: Which countries have the lowest and highest retirement ages in Europe? France faces another day of strikes and protests over President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform. How does the rest of Europe compare? -
Take a deep breath. Here’s why rage applying won’t get you a better job Does your current job make you want to scream? We explain why you shouldn’t be brash when applying to new opportunities. -
Culture news French priest faces death threats after ‘sexy’ pole dance show A French priest has received death threats after a sold-out pole dance performance was held in his church. -
Travel News Equatorial Guinea, Tanzania: What is the Marburg virus and how can travellers protect themselves? Two African countries have declared outbreaks of the Marburg virus. Here’s everything you need to know. -
Travel News This South African city is pinning tourism hopes on growing cruise market Durban espère que sa nouvelle infrastructure portuaire attirera davantage de touristes dans la ville sud-africaine. -
Israel Israeli police raid Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque for second night in a row Israeli police raid Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque for the second night in a row - sparking international outrage and condemnation. -
Taiwan China sends warships near Taiwan as hackles flare Beijing was angered by high-level talks between the US House Speaker and Taiwanese President on Wednesday. -
Culture news Johnny Depp's comeback film 'Jeanne du Barry' set to open this year’s Cannes Film Festival Johnny Depp's comeback film, a French period drama in which he plays King Louis XV, will be the opening film of the Cannes Film Festival. -
Croatia Why are Croatian MEPs in Brussels downplaying terrorism and Nazi crimes? Representatives from Croatia have recently been organising events dedicated to or featuring figures with less-than-stellar reputations. Why? -
Brazil Brazil looks for solutions after deadly day care attack kills four children A man with a hatchet jumped over a wall and burst into a day care centre Wednesday in Brazil, killing four children, authorities said. -
Earth News KLM axes ‘misleading’ ads but won’t stop promoting sustainability initiatives KLM has pulled its ‘Fly Responsibly’ ads - but environmental lawyers fear future greenwashing campaigns. -
Europe Decoded Malta's drinking water supply is under threat. Climate change is to blame but not only The central Mediterranean archipelago is predicted to lose 16% of its groundwater through climate change and rising sea levels over the next 80 years. -
World News Volodymyr Zelenskyy boosts Ukraine ties with Poland, warns of peril in Bakhmut President Andrzej Duda promised that Poland would keep helping Ukraine fight off Russia's aggression, but he also acknowledged at a joint news conference with Zelesnkyy that the relationship was complicated. -
Culture news Turkish high school student earns fame with fortune of foreign cash collection When 17-year-old Muhammet Günduz started collecting money it was just a hobby. But he has now gathered such a vast amount of cash and coins his collection has been the main focus of an exhibition. -
Design Ai Weiwei's first design-focused exhibition to showcase the world's largest Lego artwork in London Ai Weiwei, the celebrated Chinese artist and activist, is set to open his first exhibition focusing on design and architecture at the Design Museum in April. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: The day ABBA achieved Eurovision glory A look back on the day ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest, and the continent's hearts. -
Climate Inside the Indian village where the rising sea has stolen clean drinking water People can no longer depend on ponds and wells for the water they need to drink, cook and wash. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 6th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News 'Mass surveillance, automated suspicion, extreme power': How tech is shaping EU borders The EU's frontier is starting to resemble a science fiction film, say experts.