10 April 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine Russia and Ukraine send more than 200 troops home in prisoner swap Such exchanges represent one of the few areas of cooperation between Ukraine and Russia. The two sides have returned hundreds of each other’s soldiers, as well as the bodies of fallen troops, since the war began. -
World News Palestinian teenager killed in raid as thousands of Israeli settlers march to West Bank outpost A 15-year-old Palestinian was killed in a raid on Monday as thousands of Israeli settlers marched on an evacuated settlement in the occupied West Bank. -
No Comment Watch: Finns race on reindeer while in Guyana they celebrate rodeo skills Finland crowns its reindeer king as 14 reindeer and jockeys compete for the title in the season's final race in the Arctic, with reindeer racing a growing sport. -
World News Is it time to embrace the labour market shortage as a good thing? This is a singular opportunity to pivot from growth at any cost towards the goals of individual well-being and environmental health, John Erik Meyer writes. -
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United Kingdom Police car firebombed in protest against Northern Ireland peace deal Demonstrators opposing the Good Friday peace agreement that ended three decades of hostilities in Northern Ireland firebombed a police car on Monday in Londonderry during a march on the agreement's 25th anniversary, officials said. -
Scenes Meet the football team from Pakistan who won the hearts of crowds in Qatar "In Pakistan, more than 22 million children are out of school, and more than 7.5 million children are on the streets." -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 10th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA At least five dead in latest US mass shooting at Kentucky bank Police say at least six people have been taken to hospital for treatment, and that the gunman was killed at the scene. -
Vatican Pope calls for peace in Northern Ireland to be consolidated in Easter Monday prayers Peace in Northern Ireland and the desire for peace in Ukraine marked Pope Francis' Easter service in Vatican City. -
Ukraine Russia might call for ceasefire in Ukraine during Orthodox Easter, analysts say According to the Institute for the Study of War, Russia could call for a ceasefire during the upcoming Orthodox Easter weekend to delay Ukraine’s counteroffensive. -
World News Influencer Andrew Tate briefly leaves house arrest for questioning Influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have been questioned by Romanian prosecutors from the anti-organised crime directorate while having their electronic devices searched. -
Culture news Writer and trans activist Rachel Pollack dies aged 77 Rachel Pollack was a pioneering trans activist, authority on tarot and the occult and created the first transgender superhero in mainstream comics, Kate Godwin -
Smart Regions How an EU project is helping Brussels tap into its geothermal potential In this latest episode of Smart Regions, we explore how one EU-funded project is trying to address the lack of data on the ground beneath the Belgian capital. -
India Dalai Lama apologises after video shows him kissing a young boy and asking him to 'suck his tongue' The Dalai Lama apologised after a video showing him kissing a child on the lips triggered criticism. -
Tech News Russia mulls lifting Twitter ban after Musk reinstates Kremlin account Russia is considering lifting its ban on Twitter after the social media network reinstated access to accounts of Russian state agencies. -
No Comment WATCH: Pope Francis prays for peace in Northern Ireland and Ukraine Francis led Mass on Easter Monday in Saint Peter's Square in the Vatican at noon in front of thousands of worshippers to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ in the Christian tradition. -
Culture news Bud Light and Nike face conservative backlash over partnerships with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light and Nike face boycotts in the US and UK after the brands partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Here's what you need to know. -
Italy Migrant arrivals in Italy have more than tripled from last year. Why? On Sunday alone, nearly 1,000 migrants arrived on the tiny Italian island of Lampedusa, but 23 migrants drowned before reaching its shores. -
Food and Drink BLACKPINK's Jisoo turns favourite Spanish churro shop into pilgrimage site K-Pop idol Jisso's favourite churro shop in Barcelona has been given a sizeable push following a popular Instagram post. The queues in front of the churrería are filled with Korean tourists and fans eager to replicate her eating habits. -
Culture news Michael Lerner, the 'Glee' and 'Barton Fink' Oscar-nominated actor, dies at 81 The Oscar-nominated actor, Michael Lerner, whose acting career in Hollywood spans several decades, has appeared in "Elf", "Clueless", "X-Men: Days of Future Past", and "Harlem Nights". -
Culture news Critics be damned! ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ smashes all records ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ smashes all records and further proves audiences aren’t deterred by negative reviews -
Culture news Star Wars Celebration 2023: Everything You Need To Know about the new films and shows Lucasfilm's Studio Showcase at Star Wars Celebration 2023 in London’s ExCeL centre this weekend was chock-a-block with exciting reveals and frankly dizzying announcements. Here's the full lowdown... -
No Comment WATCH: Scuba-diving Easter Bunny stages underwater egg hunt Divers and snorkellers were “egg-static” Sunday to find Easter eggs doled out by a scuba-diving “Easter bunny” in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. -
No Comment WATCH: Chilean zoo treats animals to Easter egg hunt Zoo keepers at Chile’s Buin zoo continued an 11-year tradition and organised an egg hunt for the animals to mark Easter Sunday . -
United Kingdom Crowns, sceptres and carriages: New details of Charles and Camilla's coronation revealed The King and Queen Consort will take a carriage procession through the streets of London - but on a much shorter route than Queen Elizabeth II when she was crowned. -
Culture news Seven UK sites in the running to win UNESCO World Heritage status Six sites on UK soil and one in its overseas territory of the Cayman Islands are in with the possibility of being added to UNESCO's sought after World Heritage list -
No Comment WATCH: Finland crowns its reindeer racing champion Dressed in skis, helmets and ski goggles and pulled by harnesses attached to the reindeer, Finland's top 14 competitors raced one kilometre around an oval track in the far northern town of Inari. -
World News Southeast Asia is turning into an economic racehorse. Help us free the stallion The ASEAN union has a growth engine and supply chain for the 21st-century global economy here in our backyard, Arsjad Rasjid writes. -
No Comment WATCH: Guyana's cowboys showcase skills in rodeo Deafeningly loud country music came through the speakers as cowboys entered the arena to kickstart this year’s Rupununi Ranchers Rodeo in Lethem, southwest Guyana. -
Destinations Think you know Berlin? Now the city wants you to explore its hidden attractions Many tourists just stick to Berlin’s well-known central attractions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 10th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
World News Malta orders ships not to help boat in distress with 400 people onboard NGOs have urged authorities to step in after a vessel adrift in the Mediterranean Sea called the Alarm Phone hotline on Sunday. -
Explore Why cyclists should set their sights on Türkiye's trails for their next trip With a climate that favours outdoor cycling year-round, Türkiye has breathtaking bike routes for all skill levels. -
Austria Why a former army barracks is being transformed into Austria's first eco-village An Austrian eco-village that grows its own food and creates its own heat and natural materials is already home to some 40 adults and 20 children from all over the world. -
China Tesla to produce 10,000 power-storage devices a year in Shanghai US billionaire business magnate and Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, said on Twitter that the Shanghai factory will "supplement output of [the] Megapack factory in California." -
Yemen Talks in Yemen’s capital with Saudi officials raise hopes of ceasefire Saudi and Omani delegations have held talks with Houthi officials in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, with the hopes of agreeing on a ceasefire. -
World News Young Europeans at increased risk of falling into poverty trap Young people in Europe are at a greater risk of falling into poverty compared to the general population, a study shows. -
Turkey Survivors of the devastating Turkey-Syria quakes say they're living in constant fear Some barely sleep. Others fear spending time indoors. And many more have developed a profound fear of the mountains that had been their source of well-being. -
Culture news A 106-year-old Indigenous Filipino tattoo artist becomes Vogue's oldest ever cover model A 106-year-old Indigenous Filipino tattoo artist becomes Vogue's oldest ever cover model - here's her story. -
Taiwan China says it has completed three-day military drills around Taiwan China announced it had "successfully" finished three-day military drills on Monday. -
Ukraine Russian strikes continue despite Easter peace plea Zelenskyy says Moscow "puts itself in even greater isolation from the world and from humanity" by shelling homes on the Orthodox Church's Palm Sunday. -
Nature ‘Natural buffer’: Could this tiny red crab help protect the Great Barrier Reef? This killer starfish is destroying the Great Barrier Reef. A tiny crab could change all that. -
Destinations Ditch Bordeaux and Bruges for a wine-tasting adventure in Porto This Portuguese city may be known for port and pastel de nata - but there's another reason foodies should flock here. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 10th – 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: The Good Friday Agreement and 'Derry Girls'; The Beatles break-up and more The Good Friday Agreement and 'Derry Girls'; The Beatles break-up and more. 10 April is a significant date for everyone. -
United Kingdom Britain's growing slavery problem fuelled by 'culture of fear', say experts Figures show only 29% of organisations are submitting a modern slavery statement as required by law.