11 April 2023 | Euronews
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Netherlands Sex workers and angry locals team up against plan to move Amsterdam’s Red Light District to suburb Sex Workers and Amsterdam residents are teaming up against the city's plan to create a suburban "erotic centre". -
World News IMF highlights surprising resilience of euro area economies The euro area economies have shown surprising resilience in the face of multiple disruptions, the IMF says. -
Netherlands Pension protesters disrupt Macron’s speech on future of 'European sovereignty’ Hecklers disrupted French President Emmanuel Macron's speech outlining his vision for 'European sovereignty’. -
Europe News Corruption scandal: Eva Kaili kept behind bars as prosecutor's 'trophy,' her lawyer claims In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Sven Mary said the Belgian authorities have not found any new evidence to justify Eva Kaili's imprisonment. -
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Turkey Turkey: Erdoğan navigates through geopolitical waters with no clear course Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is waiting for his Russian counterpart to visit his country – but he appears to be navigating the waters of geopolitics without a clear course. -
Israel Brussels' boycott of Israel’s new right-wing government would only make it more anti-EU Any overreaction would only play into the right wing’s hands, which already portrays the EU as an actor antithetical to Israel’s national interest., Shlomo Roiter Jesner writes. -
Tech News The ChatGPT-powered app that helps blind people ‘see’ the world around them The Be My Eyes app was built to pair visually impaired or blind people with sighted volunteers via video call. But with its new ChatGPT upgrade is a game changer. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 11th – 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 European Parliament corruption scandal: Belgian MEP Marc Tarabella set to be released from prison Belgian MEP Marc Tarabella will be released under electronic surveillance in the coming days, his lawyer said. -
Travel News Where in Europe are people flying less - and what's the one country where flights are surging? ‘Environmental pressure’ reducing the number of domestic flights across Europe, data shows. -
Tech News The world runs on semiconductors - and tensions between China and Taiwan put their supply at risk Semiconductors are a key component of products we use every day, including smartphones, laptops, and cars - and the majority of them are Taiwan-made. -
Culture news Meet the TikToker teaching a 5,000-year-old Indigenous language To help preserve his Indigenous mother tongue, Mexican TikToker Santos Tuz records short videos to spread a Mayan language. -
Ukraine Russia continues to make gains in Bakhmut, ISW reports Russia continues to make gains in Bakhmut, but is suffering “significant” casualties in the process, the Institute for the Study of War, a US thinktank, says in its latest update. -
Earth News Rich people's lifestyles are driving water shortages in cities, study says Social inequalities are driving urban water shortages at least as much as climate change or population growth. -
Economy IMF lowers 2023 global growth forecast to 2.8%, down from 2.9% IMF lowers 2023 global growth forecast to 2.8%, down from 2.9% -
Culture news Punching Pooh: Taiwan's unofficial air force badge goes viral Patriotic badges showing Winnie the Pooh being punched in the face by a Taiwanese black bear are going viral. Here's why. -
Travel News Visa-free EU travel could be on the horizon for Turkey after next month’s election Turkey could gain visa-free access to the EU within months, Erdogan rival claims. -
Economy Fiscal rules: Germany and the Netherlands push for minimum debt reduction targets for EU countries The European Commission has said it would present legislative proposals "in the coming weeks" to advance the political debate. -
United Kingdom Britain's GCHQ intelligence agency getting first female chief The agency gathers electronic intelligence and takes the lead on cybersecurity. -
Climate French and Italian farmers turn to fires and fans to protect harvests from spring frosts Spring frosts can destroy an entire harvest. Does climate change make them more likely? -
Culture news Former Daft Punk Thomas Bangalter ditches electro for Baroque for first solo album 'Mythologies' Former Daft Punk member Thomas Bangalter has released his first solo album – and it’s quite the musical pivot. We give our verdict… -
No Comment Saudi Arabia: Unprecedented hailstorm blocks roads in Al-Baha The city of Al-Baha in Saudi Arabia has been transformed after a heavy hailstorm hit the region on Monday. -
Russia Wagner boss trying to 'seize control' of Russian political party The leader of 'A Just Russia' party has called Wagner a "heroic military formation". -
No Comment Canada: Slush Cup and Cardboard Canoe Race takes place in Alberta The annual Slush Cup and Cardboard Canoe Race took place at Castle Mountain Resort in the Canadian province of Alberta on Saturday. -
France Macron's comments on Taiwan spark controversy about EU-China relations and US alliance Emmanuel Macron argued in favour of European strategic autonomy but some critics said he appeared to suggest France could remain neutral in the event of a crisis in Taiwan. -
World News Taiwan says Chinese navy ships are still in nearby waters despite Beijing saying drills have stopped Taiwan's defence ministry said eight Chinese navy vessels were still in the waters surrounding the island despite Beijing saying drills had ended. -
Ukraine Ukraine’s health system lies in ruins. Civilians are paying the price Ending violence against civilians and indiscriminate attacks on civilian infrastructure is essential for Ukrainians to begin rebuilding their lives, Christina Wille and Harlem Désir write. -
Ireland Joe Biden to visit small Irish town Carlingford to trace ancestral roots Ahead of US President Joe Biden’s four-day trip to Ireland, the town of Carlingford in the Republic of Ireland, one of his ancestral homes, is making preparations for his visit -
Earth News 'Done deal': German government rejects calls to delay shutdown of final three nuclear reactors The country is pulling the plug on its last three reactors on 15 April. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 11th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA Expelled Tennessee lawmaker reinstated in House of Representatives A US council has voted unanimously to reinstate state representative, Justin Jones, to the Tennessee House of Representatives, less than a week after he was expelled for taking part in a protest against gun violence. -
World News Turkish Navy launches UAV and helicopter carrier TCG Anadolu "We will become a country that pioneers game-changing technologies, systems and solutions," said Turkish President Erdogan at the ship's inauguration. -
Culture news Sold it! Car number plate "P7" sold at auction in Dubai for record amount The charity auction for special number plates hits a record high in Dubai with the P7 number plate sold for a record €13.8 million to support the "1 Billion Meal Endowment" campaign. The initiative aims to create the biggest Ramadan sustainable food relief endowment fund. -
United Kingdom UK doctors strike: Junior clinicians walkout set to cripple health service, officials say Britain is bracing for a four-day walkout by tens of thousands of doctors at the state-funded health care system that one official has warned could be “catastrophic” and postpone up to 350,000 appointments. -
Ukraine Global tensions impact World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings The World Bank and International Monetary Fund's annual Spring Meetings kick off this week with concerns over high inflation, rising geopolitical tension, and financial stability. -
Culture news Pierre Lacotte: French dancer who helped Rudolf Nureyev defect dies aged 91 Pierre Lacotte, the French dancer at the heart of a cloak-and-dagger intrigue in 1961 when he helped Rudolf Nureyev defect, has died. -
USA Classified document leak will 'lead to death', warns Pentagon "We don't know who is responsible," said US spokesman John Kirby. "We don't know if they have more [documents] to post online." -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: Police on high alert ahead of US President Joe Biden's historic visit US President Joe Biden is expected in Northern Ireland Tuesday evening, marking the 25th anniversary of peace. -
France Firefighters still hopeful they can find survivors 48 hours after Marseille building collapse Six bodies have now been found in the rubble following an explosion that collapsed a building in the southern French city of Marseille on Sunday. -
Culture news Jon Burgerman on his latest 'Sim City' exhibition and the threat of AI-generated art We sat down with the celebrated UK-born artist Jon Burgerman, who has recently launched his newest exhibition, 'Sim City', at the OMNI gallery in London. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Kurt Vonnegut's five best quotes On the anniversary of his death, we take a look at Kurt Vonnegut's life and some of his most inspirational quotes. -
Turkey Everything you need to know about Turkish elections Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is facing his biggest test in the upcoming elections in May. Who are his rivals and what is at stake? Here is all you need to know about Turkey's upcoming elections. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 11th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Italy 'Weapon of mass distraction': What's up with Italy's oddball policies? Instead of addressing complex, long-term challenges, Meloni's government has focused its legislative efforts on a series of "symbolic" sovereignty policies. -
France Russian pranksters posing as Ukraine's ex-leader call former French president Francois Hollande The interview led to many people on social media falsely claiming the war in Ukraine had been orchestrated by the West