12 April 2023 | Euronews
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Ukraine War in Ukraine: Russia develops its defences in Zaporizhzhia region Russia has completed three layers of defensive zones across approximately 120 kilometres of the region, according to the UK's Ministry of Defence -
No Comment Watch: Doctors in England continue historic four-day strike over pay Doctors in England launched what has been called the most disruptive strike in the history of the country's public health service. -
Ireland Joe O'Biden? US President feels he's 'coming home' in Ireland 'It feels like I’m coming home': US President Joe Biden retraces his family's roots during a visit to Dublin. -
Greece Easter without lamb or gifts: Orthodox Christians in Greece struggle to afford holiday goodies The cost of living crisis is hitting the Easter holiday hard in Greece, as some Orthodox Christians struggle to afford holiday goodies. -
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No Comment AI makes its mark in art museums and galleries OpenAI's ChatGPT has put artificial intelligence in the headlines, and AI is now making its mark in art museums and galleries. -
Culture news French actor Gérard Depardieu faces new sexual assault allegations Actor Gérard Depardieu has been accused of sexual assault or harassment by 13 women, according to a recent investigation. -
Ukraine European Parliament meets with Ukraine to discuss steps for EU membership The European Parliament has met with representatives from Ukraine to discuss the next steps for it to join the EU, but it warned that there is still a lot of work for Kyiv to do. -
No Comment NASA unveils 'Mars' habitat for year-long experiments on Earth Four small rooms, a gym and a lot of red sand -- NASA unveils a new Mars-simulation habitat, in which volunteers will live for a year at a time to test what life will be like for future missions to Earth's neighbour. -
The Exchange Cyber security: An insight into the business of keeping people safe On this latest episode of The Exchange, we meet the military chiefs, a cyber security expert, and a billion-dollar data company at the cutting edge of the booming security sector. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Portugal’s golden visa ban has received mixed responses - here’s why Portugal wants to end its golden visa scheme - but not everyone is on board. -
Culture news Former J-pop teen idol Kauan Okamoto alleges sex abuse by Japanese music mogul Johnny Kitagawa Former member of Johnny's Jr. backup boys' group, Kauan Okamoto, has accused late entertainment mogul Johnny Kitagawa of sexually assaulting him multiple times between 2012 and 2016, while staying at Kitagawa's luxury house. -
Europe News 'Up in smoke': Germany presents scaled-back cannabis legislation proposal Germany has revised its plan for cannabis liberalisation following talks with the European Union. -
United Kingdom Biden praises EU and UK for compromise deal on Northern Ireland trade The US president brought words of encouragement and offers of investment on his visit to Northern Ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the region's Good Friday peace agreement. -
Culture news 'Succession' Season 4 Episode 3: Three takes on why it may be the best TV you see all year Three Euronews Culture writers (and fans of the hit show Succession) weigh in on why the gamechanging Episode 3 of the final season may be the best TV you see all year. -
World News I am a neuroscientist. Music does more for our mental health than you think Perhaps we should stop thinking about music primarily as a source of entertainment and profit and more as an essential form of social communication with real neurobiological benefits, Daniel Bowling writes. -
Travel News Aviation warning: Will Russia’s Shiveluch volcano eruption impact flights? What travellers need to know about this Shiveluch volcano eruption in Russia. -
Europe News EU corruption scandal: Eva Kaili released from prison and put under house arrest Greek MEP Eva Kaili remains charged with participation in a criminal organisation, corruption and money laundering. -
World News First quarter of 2023 deadliest in Mediterrenean since 2017, says UN The International Organization for Migration (IOM) documented 441 migrant deaths in the Central Mediterranean in the first three months of this year. -
Tech News What is quantum computing and how will quantum computers change the world? Euronews Next visited IBM's research lab in Zurich to find out more about the field promising to usher in new solutions to the world's problems. -
Spain 'People may die': Hospital waiting lists in Spain hit record levels At the age of 90, Isabel had a micro stroke. Eleven months later she is still waiting for a CAT scan. -
Earth News When in Rome: Why is the Italian capital shipping its trash to Amsterdam? Rome will send 900 tonnes of rubbish to Amsterdam every week. What does that mean for the planet? -
World News Kyiv to probe video allegedly showing Ukrainian soldier's beheading Ukraine has promised to investigate a gruesome video circulating on social media that purportedly shows the beheading of a Ukrainian soldier. -
Culture news Michael Jordan's 1998 Air Jordans sell for a record €2 million A quarter century after Michael Jordans's "last dance" with the Chicago Bulls, his sports memorabilia is still making headlines with the latest record-breaking sale of his 1998 Air Jordans. -
Climate ‘We do honest work’: French farmer pleads for new reservoir to be built following violent clashes A giant reservoir in Sainte-Soline has become a flashpoint in France’s debate over water resources. -
United Kingdom 'Swap to stop': UK launches scheme to encourage smokers to switch to e-cigarettes The government says it's focusing on "helping people to quit" rather than imposing bans. The aim is to make the country smoke-free by 2030. -
Culture news 'Crown to Couture': New exhibition puts event dressing through the ages on display London's Kensington Palace plays host to their largest ever fashion exhibition 'Crown to Couture', which looks at Georgian court looks to contemporary red carpet high fashion -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Mind the gender gap: Women are underrepresented in the metaverse, too Despite the fact that more women are using the metaverse than men, men still hold the majority of leadership positions in the world of immersive tech. -
Tech News Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes loses bid to stay out of prison after fraud conviction The former CEO, who was convicted of defrauding investors after claiming her company would revolutionise healthcare, will now serve 11 years in jail. -
Culture news Italy planning five-figure fines for monument and art vandalism The Italian government approved proposed legislation championed by the culture minister that would impose fines starting at €10,000 and as high as €60,000 for those who vandalise artworks or cultural sites -
Tech News 'Creative' Russian hackers tapping into CCTV in cafes in Ukraine, says US Russia hackers backed by the Kremlin have launched repeated attacks on Ukraine as part of their broader offensive in the country. -
United Kingdom Champions League: Wins for Man City and Inter Milan in first leg of quarterfinals Manchester City defeated Bayern Munich 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday while Inter secured its first victory in more than a month over Benfica. -
Ukraine Elderly and vulnerable remain as Russian troops close in on Bakhmut 10 kilometres from Bakhmut on Ukraine's frontline, almost all residential areas in Chasiv Yar have been left for ruin. However, some locals have stayed. -
Russia Russian lawmakers back bill on electronic military draft papers Under the new proposals, the summons will be sent electronically to a potential draftee's personal account on the main government portal. -
Ukraine Western special forces on the ground in Ukraine, shows leaked documents The largest number are from the UK, but other NATO countries have deployed military personnel inside the country. -
Culture news Why are capybaras systematically taking over social media? The capybara has become something of a viral sensation, with a deluge of photos, videos and memes online racking up millions of views. Here's why. -
United Kingdom US President Biden arrives in Belfast to mark 25 years of Good Friday Agreement The US President has said his top priority is "to keep the peace". -
Uganda 'They’re calling for our extinction': Uganda activists call on EU to cut aid over anti-gay law The Uganda government recently introduced a new bill making it a crime to identify as LGBTQ+. -
Culture news 'The Bodyguard' conundrum: How should people behave in the theatre? Violence broke out at a British theatre after people started singing along to 'I Will Always Love You' at a performance of 'The Bodyguard'. Culture writer Jonny Walfisz weighs in on the issue of what theatre etiquette should be. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – 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 actors and singers who turned to politics Happy anniversary of Sonny Bono (of Sonny & Cher), getting elected as mayor of Palm Springs, California! -
Work Remote working saves us 72 minutes each day - but is it worth it? People who work from home enjoy significant time savings by not commuting. However, much of the saved time flows back to employers. Only a third goes to leisure. -
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Climate ‘End of the fossil age’: Wind and solar broke energy records last year, report reveals Coal is still the single largest source of electricity - but change is coming fast says Ember, with solar rising by 24% in 2022.