14 April 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News Europe's week: Macron's comments about Taiwan reveal EU division In our weekly programme we follow the outcome of the French president's official visit to China. -
Lithuania View Q&A: Lithuania led the struggle for freedom from Moscow's yoke, expert recalls Today, countries like the Baltic states, Ukraine, and Poland threaten the likes of Putin because their progress makes people realise that there's an alternative to the kleptocratic regime in Moscow, Saul Anuzis told Euronews. -
Tech News Make some room ChatGPT. Rival AI chatbot AutoGPT has landed. This is what we know about it so far Artificial Intelligence has levelled up again. But what is AutoGPT - and should we be worried about this latest development in the "AI race"? -
World News Russian forces bear down on Ukrainian defenders in Bakhmut The battle for Bakhmut is heating up again, analysts and Russian officials said Friday, as Ukrainian defenders of the devastated city resisted a coordinated three-pronged attack by the Kremlin’s forces and efforts to stop supplies from reaching them. -
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France French President Emmanuel Macron to address nation after enacting retirement reforms French President Emmanuel Macron signed his controversial pension reform into law on Saturday after the Constitutional Council approved a plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 14th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
The Kitchen Meal of the Week: Jewish holiday favourite from Italy Erbazzone With the Jewish holiday of Passover just behind us, Euronews Culture explores the Jewish roots of one of northern Italy’s most famous dishes: the Erbazzone. -
Nature 'They compensate’: Birds can adapt to climate change by speeding up migrations, study finds Birds are speeding up spring migrations as climate change. What’s the cost? -
Culture news Take a look at the spectacular winners of the Sony World Photography Awards 2023 We've curated a photo gallery of the winners of the Sony World Photography Awards 2023. From breathaking aerial shots of frozen Polish lakes to adorable black bear cubs in North Carolina, get ready to be transported to a world of beauty and wonder. -
Austria 'The Chechen & the Cop': Immigrant and policeman fight racism together A young Chechen man in Vienna set up a TikTok channel with a police officer to answer questions most immigrants are too scared to ask, plus some silly ones too. -
Work 1 in 4 Gen Z employees are unhappy at work and 20% are considering quitting their jobs, study finds What drives employee happiness at work? The answer depends on the generation, research finds. -
USA Guardsman accused of US intelligence leak to remain jailed A Massachusetts Air National Guardsman arrested over a leak of highly classified military documents has been ordered to remain behind bars. -
Climate ‘Communites can fall apart’: Senegal gas project drives locals to desperation A gas rig in the town of Saint-Louis has brought only a wave of problems, unemployment and more poverty. -
Mobility ESA's JUICE mission launches on its 6 billion km journey to explore Jupiter and its icy moons The European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft lifted off on Friday, a day later than planned after the launch was postponed due to bad weather. -
United Kingdom Living isn't the only thing getting more expensive in Britain. Dying is too Funeral costs in Britain have risen by a staggering amount in recent years. -
Tech News Spain opens an investigation into OpenAI's ChatGPT over a potential data breach Spain has become the latest country in Europe to investigate ChatGPT over a suspected breach of data protection rules. -
Culture news Former LA auctioneer to plead guilty in multi-state Basquiat art forgery scheme A former Los Angeles auctioneer has agreed to plead guilty in a cross-country art fraud scheme where he created fake artwork and falsely attributed the paintings to artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. -
Destinations Low cost of living and high quality of life: The best European digital nomad destinations for Brits With high quality of life and much lower cost of living than the UK, these European countries are perfect for remote workers. -
France France looks on with bated breath as its Constitutional Council rules on Macron’s pension reform Protests across France as the country’s Constitutional Council rules on the legitimacy of Macron’s controversial pension reform. -
Earth News Sunshine vs. the grid: Why the Czech Republic had to shutdown their solar plants over Easter Engineers worldwide are working on how to store the energy generated by renewables. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Suzume' Our film of the week is 'Suzume', one of the best animated films you’re likely to see all year. -
Health news Scientists in Italy develop edible battery made of almonds for use in ingestible medical devices The battery is made from food products like almonds, capers, activated charcoal, seaweed, gold leaf and beeswax that can be fully digested by the human body without health risks. -
Culture news Pawfect pitch: Danish orchestra hosts dog auditions in search for the next furry superstar Woof woof! The Danish Entertainment Orchestra is trying to sniff out two top dogs to join its ranks for a performance of Mozart's Hunting Symphony at the Haydn Festival in September. -
China Germany asks Beijing to stop Russia’s war in Ukraine Pressure is growing on China to use its influence on the Kremlin to end the fighting. -
World News Retrospective facial recognition surveillance conceals human rights abuses in plain sight With the AI Act, the EU has a unique opportunity to end rampant abuse facilitated by mass surveillance technologies, Ella Jakubowska, Hajira Maryam and Matt Mahmoudi write. -
Moments California super bloom: Is ziplining the best way to be a responsible tourist? Locals hope to avoid a repeat of the 2019 “poppy apocalypse” when thousands of flowers were trampled by daytrippers. -
Culture news The mission is completed! Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger fills pothole in LA Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger took matters into his own hands this week and repaired a pothole that was becoming a nuisance in his LA neighbourhood. -
China Brazil's Lula in China to boost ties with country's top trading partner Brazilian leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is set to forge closer ties with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting in Beijing on Friday. -
Culture news Almodóvar's next film will be the first by Saint Laurent's new production company Prestige fashion house Saint Laurent is swapping the catwalk for the red carpet as they announce a new venture into film production. -
Germany Environmental activists celebrate closure of three German nuclear reactors The German government has dismissed calls for another last-minute delay of the long-planned shutdown of the country's last three nuclear power plants. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 14th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news Russian police detain woman smuggling drugs and a kitten disguised as a child After detaining a "mother" whose "child" aroused suspicion in the Russian city of Nizhny Tagil, police instead discovered a kitten dressed in baby clothes and a diaper, stuffed away with five packs of powdered methylephedrine, a prohibited stimulant. -
USA Who is the alleged top secret US document leaker Jack Teixeira? The 21-year-old US airman was arrested in connection with a leaked treasure trove of sensitive intelligence. But what do we know about him? -
Europe News EU warns Spain over proposal to expand irrigation near Doñana wetlands A proposal to expand agricultural irrigation around Spain's natural park of Doñana has sparked controversy. -
World News Black Sea Conference: Ukraine calls on allies to toughen Russian sanctions Ukraine has called on its allies to harden Russian sanctions at a conference in Bucharest and suggests the idea of a 'NATO Black Sea'. -
Europe News EU corruption scandal: Watch as Eva Kaili speaks to reporters following prison release "Thank you. My daughter is waiting for me. So I am very happy that I will be with her in a bit," Eva Kaili told reporters who were waiting outside her apartment. -
Europe Decoded Italy is resurrecting a plan for the Messina bridge. But is history just repeating itself? Italian environmental activists say they will continue to fight against the construction of the bridge. -
North Korea North Korea claims to test 'solid-fuel' intercontinental ballistic missile The Korean Central News Agency says the launch of the Hwasong-18 missile, supervised by leader Kim Jong Un, is the most powerful weapon in his nuclear stock that would enhance counterattack abilities in the face of external 'threats' -
Food and Drink Paris gastronomy exhibition: A feast for foodies and history buffs A new exhibition "Paris, Capital of Gastronomy from the Middle Ages to Now", allows visitors to sink their teeth into a history of gastronomy told through old dishes, manuscripts and paintings. -
Colombia Two police officers killed after bridge collapses in Colombia Colombian Defence Minister Roberto Jaramillo confirmed the death of two police officers taking part in a group delivering supplies to a police institute. -
Europe News Who is who in the European Parliament corruption scandal? The so-called Qatargate continues to send shockwaves across Brussels as new twists and turns mount. -
Culture news These are TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2023 TIME Magazine has announced their Top 100 Most Influential People of 2023, including Jennifer Coolidge, Doja Cat, Michael B. Jordan and Salman Rushdie. -
USA 18,000 cows killed in devastating US farm explosion It has been described as the "deadliest livestock farm fire" in Texan history. -
Italy Anonymous births and safe heaven baby boxes: Italy's new controversy A newborn was left in one of Italy's safe haven baby boxes over Easter, sparking a fierce debate around motherhood and women's rights in the country. -
France Protesters clash with police ahead of crucial vote on Macron's controversial pension reform plan Protesters opposing President Emmanuel Macron's unpopular plan to raise the retirement age to 64 marched Thursday in cities and towns around France, in a final show of anger before a decision on whether the measure meets constitutional standards. -
Culture news The struggle to keep the two-hundred-year-old Italian silk tradition alive An Italian town which used to be a thriving hotspot of the silk industry is struggling to keep the tradition alive. -
Ireland President Joe Biden celebrates close ties between US and Ireland in address to Irish parliament According to the Irish Family History Centre, Biden “is among the most ‘Irish’ of all US Presidents.” Ten of his 16 great-great-grandparents were from the Emerald Isle. -
Culture news Slay! Republicans get transformed into AI drag queens - with fabulous results The new Instagram account @Rupublicans is making over GOP members and supporters, turning conservative men into glamorous drag queens -
Culture news 'Searching for Nika': Why Ukrainian filmmaker Stanislav Kapralov risked his life to save his dog Stanislav Kapralov could have stayed away from the war in Ukraine. But when he found out his dog was missing in Kyiv, he packed up his camera and went searching. He discovered a country of people risking their lives to save animals. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Why is 14 April one of the unluckiest days in the calendar? Why is the 14th of April one of the unluckiest days in the calendar? -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 14th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Iran China turbocharging crackdown on Iranian women, say experts Chinese technology and support are contributing to women's treatment as "second-class citizens" and "propping up" the regime, according to analysts.