20 April 2023 | Euronews
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Design Why has a US-born 'princess' been evicted from a villa containing only known Caravaggio ceiling? Texas-born princess Rita Jenrette Boncompagni Ludovisi was escorted off the property by police after years of dispute over the property. -
World News Evgeniy Maloletka wins World Press Photo of the Year award The photographer won the prize for his image of emergency workers carrying a pregnant woman through a shattered maternity hospital in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol. -
Germany Zelenskyy cries out for more military aid ahead of Ramstein defence meeting Defence leaders are gathering at the Ramstein Air Base in Germany on Friday to hammer out future military aid to Ukraine. -
Football Now Will Arsenal win their first title for 19 years? When 'Invincible' captain Patrick Viera lifted the Premier League trophy in 2004, few imagined waiting almost two decades for the next title win. In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
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Poland This is what Poland has to do to become the climate leader the EU needs If Poland wants to prepare for the negative impacts of climate change and retain its economic competitiveness, it needs to start by adopting its own climate law., Zuzanna Rudzińska-Bluszcz and Marcin Stoczkiewicz write. -
Europe News Italian beach space must be open to competition - ECJ ruling The licenses to rent out areas where sun loungers and beach umbrellas can be used are traditionally family-controlled and passed down from one generation to another. -
Health news France fears abortion pill shortage as US states stockpile misoprostol amid Supreme Court battle The US Supreme Court battle over abortion pills could have ripple effects well beyond the country’s borders, campaigners warn. -
Sudan Sudan army will only accept 'complete surrender' of RSF Sudan's military has refused to negotiate with paramilitaries over a ceasefire threatening a sixth day of violence in the country. -
Climate Telia, Porsche, Currys: Which European companies are leading on climate action? A Swedish telco company tops this list of 500 corporate climate leaders, having embraced renewables and virtual meetings. -
World 8 billion people on earth: What are the opportunities and challenges we face? Euronews speaks to United Nations Population Fund Executive Director, Natalia Kanem, and European Commission Vice-President for Democracy and Demography, Dubravka Šuica, to discuss the opportunities and challenges of 8 billion people on earth. -
Musica 'Culture is identity': How Gustavo Dudamel is shaping the future of the Paris Opera As Music Director of the Paris Opera, the legendary composer Gustavo Dudamel wants to shine a light on upcoming artists and open the doors to a new generation of opera-goers. -
Euronews Witness Surviving Azovstal: Veterans of a defining battle tell Euronews their story It’s been one year since the siege of the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. Now veterans of a defining battle in the war in Ukraine tell Euronews their story - before returning to the frontline. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 20th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment WATCH: Mexicans hold earthquake drills amid fears it could become 'reality' In Mexico, most earthquakes originate in the Pacific Ocean and as the sound of an alarm can travel faster than a seismic wave, it has given way to the development of an alert system in the centre of the country. -
Work What is 'quiet hiring' and why is it trending in the workplace? Quiet hiring allows employers to keep a steady headcount and focus instead on upskilling existing staff. But is it really a win-win? -
Germany Hundreds of flights cancelled in western Germany Around 700 flights have been cancelled in Düsseldorf, Cologne/Bonn and Hamburg airports due to security staff strikes. Stuttgart expected to be affected on Friday. -
Ukraine Russia using drones to save ammunition in Ukraine The Institute for the Study of War says Russian forces are using Shahed drones to degrade the offset of their ammunition since September 2022. -
Design Revolutionising a classic - Dior and Starck update an iconic chair at Milan Design Week French designer Phillipe Starck and Dior Maison launch new pieces from their continued collaboration at Milan Design Week -
Climate Now Climate Now debate: What's happening to the water cycle? Extreme weather events are making water a top priority in Europe. How is climate change affecting the water cycle on the continent? -
Ecotech Dutch company debuts recyclable solar panel that’s almost two-thirds lighter than average Lightweight honeycomb solar panels could be the future of sustainable renewable energy. -
Mobility Elon Musk's giant SpaceX rocket explodes minutes after launch from Texas The company said that today's launch would help them improve Starship’s reliability as they seek "to make life multi-planetary." -
Design A Japanese-Italian fusion reveal at Milan Design Week Designed by Takeda Katsuya's team in Milan and manufactured by Takehito in Japan, the BRACE collection uses wood from the Tochigi forest north of Tokyo in a sustainable and interesting way -
Culture news Someone's made a new Oasis album with AI and Liam Gallagher thinks it is "mega!" The eight-track album by indie band Breezer appears to have received the seal of approval from the singer. -
Europe News US wants to 'maximise' the prosecution of Russia's crime of aggression to create deterrent effect The crime of aggression targets the individual who is in ultimate control of the political and military action of a state. -
Europe News European Parliament calls for more solidarity on migration as negotiations on issue approach The vote by MEPs in Strasbourg on Thursday establishes the institution's negotiating stance, as it prepares to enter long-awaited talks with EU countries on the matter. -
France French railway workers continue strikes against Macron's pension reform The CGT union has called for scattered protest actions across the country. In Paris, hundreds of people gathered for a peaceful demonstration at the Gare de Lyon train station. -
Russia Russia scrubs Kyiv and Ukraine from school textbooks, reports Some Russian textbooks have allegedly removed references to Kyiv and Ukraine, with analysts claiming Moscow is "rewriting history". -
Denmark Denmark and Netherlands join forces to send more Leopard tanks to Ukraine The deal worth an estimated €134 million, which will be split 50/50 by the two countries. -
World News Russian FM Sergei Lavrov arrives in Cuba as part of Latin America tour Lavrov began his tour of Latin America on Monday with a first stop in Brazil followed by Venezuela and Nicaragua. -
Earth News ChatGPT ‘drinks’ a bottle of fresh water for every 20 to 50 questions we ask, study warns There is still very little research into the environmental impact of AI. -
World News UNICEF issues red alert on childhood jabs, blaming anti-vax myths and misinformation Disruption caused by the pandemic, and subsequent anti-vaccine misinformation, have set global childhood vaccination campaigns back decades, putting millions of children's lives at risk, says UNICEF. -
Culture news 18 months after fatal shooting, Alec Baldwin to resume filming 'Rust' Baldwin will continue his involvement as an actor and co-producer, with director Joel Souza also returning to the production. -
Rethink From the vagina to the clitoris: Has the medical world finally stopped ignoring female bodies? Is science finally giving female sexual and reproductive organs the attention they deserve? Author Rachel E Gross set out to narrow the knowledge gap. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 20th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Ukraine NATO chief visits war-torn Kyiv for first time since invasion NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg went to the Ukrainian capital on Thursday for the first time since the outbreak of war over a year ago. -
Culture news K-pop star Moonbin dies at age of 25 in a suspected suicide His death at his home in southern Seoul has prompted an outpouring of grief from fans. -
European countries are banking on blockchain. Here’s how jobs in the sector are growing With growing potential and applications, the global blockchain sector is booming. Find out how European countries hope to take the lead. -
Earth News Diet, exercise - and forever chemicals? New research shows links between toxic PFAS and weight gain Obesity is not only caused by diet and lack of exercise - forever chemicals may also play a part, Danish research shows. -
Earth News 'Not a one off': Scientists confirm 2022 was Europe's second warmest year and hottest summer ever Europe's leading scientists on "alarming" climate change and what it means for our daily lives. -
Culture news Ed Sheeran previewed his newest song on TikTok - how did it become so essential to musicians? The new Ed Sheeran single spent six days available exclusively to TikTok users before its actual release. As the platform comes under increased scrutiny, why is it more essential than ever for musicians? -
Climate Austria's 'Climate Shakira' has come up with a novel way to try and escape deportation The German-born activist has built a following on TikTok thanks to her road blocking climate protests. -
Culture news Amsterdam’s Iconic 3X Symbol Transformed by Mr Doodle at Straat Museum Acclaimed artist Sam Cox, better known as Mr. Doodle, left his distinctive mark on Amsterdam, by creating an art piece at Straat Museum. The Straat Museum is dedicated to street art in the Netherlands. -
France Crowds jeer President Macron during walkabout in Alsace over controversial pension reform Pension reform protestors made their feelings clear when French President Emmanuel Macron went on a walkabout in Alsace, one of his first public engagements since his plans to boost the retirement age to 64 were pushed through parliament. -
Yemen Scores dead and hundreds injured in crush at charity distribution in Yemen Hundreds of people crowded into the school to receive cash donations for Ramadan. -
Sudan Terrified citizens flee Khartoum as warring generals declare a ceasefire in Sudan Terrified citizens used a temporary ceasefire to flee Sudan's capital Khartoum. The World Health Organization estimates 174 civilians have been killed in a battle for control of the country being waged by rival generals. -
Culture news "Record-breaking year" for UK books - how do other European countries compare? The UK has sold more books than ever in a positive year for the publishing industry. But it's not looking as rosy across the Channel. -
Europe Decoded Italy has been promised €200 billion from the EU, but is struggling to find ways to spend the money Italy has been promised €200BN from the EU, but is struggling to find ways to spend the money -
Culture news Religion against the machine: Pope Francis takes on AI Pope Francis is the latest public figure to become an unlikely star – or victim – of digital technology’s ever growing tentacles, as fabricated AI-generated images of the Holy Father have been taking social media by storm. -
Ukraine New US $325 million weapons package could signal Ukraine counteroffensive A widely expected counteroffensive by Ukraine could be given fresh impetus by the latest round of US military assistance. -
Travel News Moving to Germany will be easier if you can fill one of these skills gaps Germany's skilled worker shortage has reached an all-time high: Here are the roles that need filling. -
United Kingdom 'Violence is like a virus': Why are so many British kids stabbing each other? Knife crime has lept by more than 34% over the last decade in England and Wales, according to data. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 20th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Lifestyle Culture Re-View: The history behind the 420 tradition It's 420 today! We look back at the true story behind the number that's inspired the cannabis community. -
Spain Return of the King: Spain's Juan Carlos makes 'unwanted' visit home from exile This is the second time the former monarch has visited Spain since he moved to the Middle East amid scandalous affairs and criminal accusations. -
France Debunk: Did migrants throw rocks to block a road near English Channel crossing? Paul Golding, leader of the far-right Britain First group posted a clip which became viral supposedly showing migrants blocking a roadway in Calais. We've debunked the clip.