24 April 2023 | Euronews
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Europe News European countries sign declaration to make North Sea wind power hub Greenpeace Belgium said, however, that a political declaration will not be enough and that they will need to monitor investment year by year in order not to miss their objectives. -
No Comment Watch: Tower of London's famous Beefeaters don new uniforms with insignia of Charles III The Tower of London's Yeomen Warders, nicknamed ‘Beefeaters’, open the Tower to the public on their first day in a new uniform to mark the change in monarch. -
No Comment Watch: Ukrainian soldiers defending Bakhmut's streets In rare images filmed inside the eastern city, journalists were able to follow Ukraine's soldiers defending Bakhmut's streets. -
Mobility These are the top 5 best-selling electric cars on Europe’s roads in 2023 EVs have accounted for more than 13 per cent of Europe's car sales so far this year. These are the models topping the best-selling rankings to date. -
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Russia Europe pays tribute to Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza among others The Council of Europe paid tribute on Monday to Russian opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza and to other Russian and Belarusian political prisoners. -
Sudan Sudan crisis: Which European countries are evacuating their citizens? As continued fighting raises fears that Sudan could plunge deeper into chaos, European governments are scrambling to get their diplomats and other citizens out. -
World News Russia accused of 'cynicism' as it presides over UN Security Council meeting Russia was accused of 'cynicism' as it attended the first session of the UN Security Council under its presidency of the organisation. -
Europe News Borrell urges Xi Jinping and Lula da Silva to visit Ukraine before talking about peace deals Josep Borrell criticised the "benevolent approach" pursued by China and Brazil in regard to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Climate Over 60,000 people came out for XR’s climate protest: Who were they and what did it achieve? Extinction Rebellion UK has vowed to 'step up' its campaigns, after the government failed to meet protesters' climate demands. -
Scenes Meet the Ugandan woman who cooked up a feast for homeless children during Ramadan In partnership with Media City Qatar During Ramadan, some Muslims go the extra mile by performing additional prayers, reading the Quran, or squashing negative tendencies like eating junk and gossiping. For Aisha Ornella Aniotrih cooking for the homeless children completes her Ramadan. -
Work Study shows this job is safe from AIs like ChatGPT - for now Human students were able to outperform ChatGPT in most of the exam questions in this particular field. -
World News Microplastic pollution keeps getting worse. Filtration could be a fix Every day we don’t have filtration, more and more microplastics are released into our wastewater, end up in our food chains, and find their way into our bodies, Dr Paul Servin writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 24th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
France Macron concedes he was 'not involved enough' on pension reforms The French president made the comments in a new interview to mark one year since his re-election. -
Earth News From colourful floats to cleanups: Creativity and colour were everywhere on Earth Day Earth Day: Watch the video to see how people celebrated around the world. -
Ukraine Where are the strongest and weakest Russian forces in Ukraine? Russian forces are operating in decentralized and largely degraded formations throughout the theatre and the current pattern of deployment suggests that most available units are already online and engaged. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Drone attacks unsuccessful in Crimea, say Russians Russian-appointed authorities in Crimea said the military fended off a Ukrainian strike on Sevastopol while a drone was found near Moscow on Monday. -
Culture news 'No one has seen it since antiquity': Archaeologists uncover ancient necropolis near Paris metro The burial site could shed light on the little-known culture of Paris' precursor Lutetia, a Gallo-Roman town that existed nearly 2000 years ago. -
United Kingdom Doctors slam British government's Rwanda asylum policy The latest intervention comes ahead of a legal appeal set to begin this week, to try and force the government to not roll back promises made to people seeking asylum. -
My Europe Series Spaniards wait years to exhume loved ones as fascist leader moved from mausoleum Like many others, Rosa Gil has spent the past 15 years trying to remove the remains of her own grandfather from the same mausoleum. -
Germany Police use drill to free activist's hand during climate protest in Germany Police in Germany had to use a drill to free an activist's hand from a road during a climate protest in Berlin -
Spain Remains of Spain's former fascist Falange party leader exhumed The remains of Spain's former fascist Falange party leader José Antonio Primo de Rivera have been exhumed and removed from the Valley of the Cuelgamuros, formerly known as the Valley of the Fallen -
World News Europe's military spending soars, fuelled by Ukraine war Western and Central European states spent some €313 billion on their military forces last year, according to SIPRI. -
Germany All flights cancelled at Berlin airport after warning strikes by staff over pay The trade union ver.di called on aviation security staff to strike until midnight as they call for higher bonuses for night, weekend and holiday work shifts. -
Explore Discover İstanbul's buzzing cultural centre and historical heritage Türkiye is going through a difficult period due to the devastating earthquake that hit the southeast of the country. Revenues from the tourism sector will help rebuild the affected regions. -
Switzerland Over €68 bn withdrawn from Credit Suisse ahead of UBS takeover At the same time, the bank saw its net profit swell to 12.4 billion francs, up from a significant loss a year earlier. -
Nature ‘Extinct’ lion spotted in Chad’s Sena Oura National Park for first time in 20 years For 20 years, researchers thought lions were locally extinct in this national park. New footage proves them wrong. -
Culture news Halyna Hutchins' family still plans to sue Alec Baldwin, despite criminal charges being dropped Halyna Hutchins' family in Ukraine still plans to sue the Hollywood actor despite criminal charges being dropped over the cinematographer's death. -
No Comment WATCH: Rescue teams evacuate people from Sudan amid fierce fighting The EU's foreign policy chief on Monday told reporters in Luxemburg that more than one thousand European citizens have been evacuated from Sudan, and that 21 people have already arrived in Europe. -
No Comment WATCH: Climate activists in Portugal build huge pile of cigarette butts Environmentalists collected 650,000 cigarette butts and piled them up in the heart of Portugal's capital Lisbon to highlight the fact that they do not decompose. -
Burkina Faso At least 60 killed in suspected jihadist attack in Burkina Faso Attacks blamed on suspected jihadists are on the rise in Burkina Faso, which is battling an insurgency that spilled over from neighbouring Mali. -
Earth News No flying or less meat? The sacrifices Europeans will - and won't - make to help the climate A survey from Germany has revealed that just 13 per cent of people are willing to give up their cars. -
Tech News Twitter claims dead celebrities have paid for Twitter Blue subscriptions Elon Musk has been trying to drum up interest in the paid Twitter Blue subscription model amid financial difficulties at the social media giant. -
Europe News Nine European countries discuss increasing offshore wind power in North Sea Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Luxembourg, Ireland, Norway and the United Kingdom are meeting in Belgium for the North Sea Summit. -
Earth News World’s largest cross-border power line will deliver clean energy to 1.8 million homes in Europe The UK and the Netherlands are set to be connected by a ‘historic’ clean energy line. -
Food and Drink Only one Champagne in Europe! Belgium crushes Miller High Life cans over slogan Belgian customs crushed over 2,000 cans of Miller High Life after Champagne producers complained about the beer's slogan: "The Champagne of Beers". -
Peru Peruvian ex-president Toledo in jail for money laundering after extradition from US Alejandro Toledo is one of four ex-presidents linked to the Odebrecht corruption scandal that has shaken Peru’s politics, with nearly every living former president now on trial or under investigation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 24th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Beijing in damage control after ambassador's remarks prompted furious reaction from Baltic states The Chinese government was forced to clarify the controversial comments made by its ambassador to France. -
United Kingdom 'Crisis' as one homeless person dies every 6.5 hours in UK, latest figures show Charities say a toxic cocktail of cuts, criminalisation, and crackdowns is making life even harder for the UK’s most vulnerable people. -
World News As AI Act vote nears, the EU needs to draw a red line on racist surveillance AI is increasingly used for heightened surveillance in the migration context. As the European Parliament prepares to vote on the AI Act, the lack of protections for migrants and racialised people is a glaring omission, Sarah Chander and Alyna Smith. -
World News Hundreds march through Yerevan in honour of 108-year anniversary of 1915 massacres Hundreds of people carrying lit torches marched through Yerevan on the eve of April 24, a day that marks the anniversary of the 1915 massacres. -
Culture news Vintage car enthusiasts show off their retro rides in Romania Classic car collectors and restorers convened in the western city of Timisoara for the 23rd edition of the Motor Retro Parade festival. -
Earth News Air pollution is killing 1,200 children and teenagers in Europe each year, EEA warns Europe’s air pollution is improving but there's still a long way to go. Here’s which countries are worst affected. -
Portugal Climate activists pile up 650,000 cigarette butts in Portugal The campaigners collected enough stubs to fill 40 plastic buckets, then emptied them into a mound to raise awareness about the often-overlooked form of pollution. -
Ukraine Ukrainians visit graves on first Sunday after Orthodox Easter On the first Sunday after Orthodox Easter, Ukraine remembered its fallen soldiers that died at the peril of Russia's full-scale invasion -
Kenya 47 bodies found in three days amid probe into Kenya starvation cult 26 more corpses were uncovered by police in eastern Kenya on Sunday amid investigations into a cult whose leader allegedly told his followers to starve themselves in order to 'meet Jesus'. -
Sudan Sudan: Foreigners flee as UN warns of 'catastrophic conflagration' Governments around the world step up evacuations from Sudan as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warns of a “catastrophic conflagration” that could engulf the whole region -
Food and Drink Time for sweet treats: Turkish ways of celebrating Eid Ramadan The religious festival Eid al-Fitr is also known as 'Sweet Feast' in Turkey. As the name suggests, the center point of the 3-day long celebration is anything sweet -
Design Culture Re-View: When the fight for the tallest building came to New York Before the 20th century, the tallest buildings were invariably churches and other religious sites. At the turn of the century that all changed with the birth of the skyscraper. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 24th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Finland Arming an archipelago: Is time running out for Europe's oldest DMZ? Finland's incoming government faces calls from within its own ranks to remilitarise the Åland Islands in case of future Russian aggression.