27 April 2023 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Sunak says UK and Italy aligned as he welcomes right-wing Meloni to London Rishi Sunak says Italy and the UK are aligned as he welcomes Italy's far-right Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to Downing Street for talks. Both governments have adopted tough stances on migration in recent weeks. -
World News A race against time to complete the largest ocean census in history A global alliance of scientists and explorers has begun a race against time to find at least 100,000 new marine species in the next decade. -
Spain Spain's April heatwave: as temperatures peak, horses hit the trough Unseasonably hot weather has seen April temperatures nudging 40C in parts of Spain. Last year was Spain's hottest since 1961, and warm air from North Africa is giving Spaniards a foretaste of another scorching summer several months early. -
Ukraine Danger UXB: demining experts in Ukraine operate in the most mined place on earth Clearing explosives from the battlefields in the most mined place on earth, Ukraine's brave and determined demining experts. -
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Football Now The European Super League two years on: Is it still an option? No promotion, no relegation. Just a closed shop for Europe’s elite clubs. But is the European Super League still possible? In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
Ukraine In-fighting between Russia's private armies suspected as Ukraine is poised for the big push Analysts believe Russian mercenaries from Wagner and Potok are vying for power in the battle for Bakhmut as Ukraine prepares its counteroffensive. Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina has the latest. -
Belgium Ukraine more prepared for counterattack as reinforcements arrive in Kyiv, NATO chief says NATO allies and partners say they have sent more than 1,550 armoured vehicles, 230 tanks and 'vast amounts' of ammunition to Ukraine -
Finland Far-right party joins formal talks to form Finland's next government Petteri Orpo, the leader of the right-wing National Coalition Party, will start negotiations with the far-right Finns Party and two other next week, but big differences remain in a number of key policy areas. -
Design International Design Day: Interior trends to look out for this year Coming hot off the heels of Milan Design Week, it's International Design Day. Euronews Culture takes a look at the hottest trends in interiors to come from the Salone. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 27th – 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 Windfall tax needed for other sectors of European economy - trade unions An OECD report released on Tuesday described workers as receiving a double blow to their livelihoods. -
Culture news Jerry Springer, iconic US talk show host, dies aged 79 From the 56th mayor of Cincinnati in the 1970s to the infamous host of his eponymous talk show, Jerry Springer was an influential figure in the US media landscape. -
World EU 'cannot have political legitimacy without moral authority,' says European Ombudsman In this latest episode of the Global Conversation, Euronews speaks with EU Ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, about corruption, transparency, and trust in European institutions. -
Food and Drink Take a look at this incredible life-sized bust of King Charles III made entirely from chocolate In preparation for King Charles' coronation, a life-sized bust of him has been made from 17 liters of melted chocolate, using about 2,875 Celebrations chocolates. -
Turkey In the frame: Turkey's President Erdoğan back on TV two days after a health scare on air Two days after suffering a health problem live on air Turkey's President Erdoğan was shown alongside Vladimir Putin on TV, inaugurating a Russian-built nuclear power plant. -
USA 'Shooting spree' planned by alleged Ukraine document leaker, say US officials Jack Teixeira, who allegedly leaked hundreds of classified intelligence documents about the Ukraine war, considered going on a shooting spree, court documents show. -
Turkey "It's been the darkest day of my life" - Euronews journalists on the earthquake in Turkey According to the most recent reports, the death toll has surpassed 57,000 people. -
Earth News How the Netherlands plans to spend €28bn on slashing emissions by 2030 Climate minister Rob Jetten says the Netherlands has missed its climate goals for years - now its time for a 'great leap forward'. -
USA Who are the fugitive Russians on FBI's 'Most Wanted' list? US intelligence agents are after scores of Russians in connection with dastardly global plots and outright criminality. -
Climate Fish rescued from drought-struck river in Girona as Spain bakes under heatwave Spain has endured 36-consecutive months of below-average rainfall. The drought led to unusual scenes at the River Onyar yesterday. -
Culture news Comedian Harry Hill takes aim at Tony Blair in controversial new musical production "TONY!", a new rock opera that takes a satirical look at the life of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has premiered at the Leicester Square Theatre in London. -
Euronews Witness Saving biodiversity at a cost: Dutch farmers fight against emissions regulations In this latest episode of Euronews Witness, we travel to the Netherlands where many farmers are opposing government plans to drastically reduce livestock in order to slash nitrogen emissions, a major source of pollution in the country. -
Culture news Ferrari's Charles Leclerc makes his musical debut. And it's rather good. Formula 1 drivers aren't known for listening to tunes while driving at 200mph in their day jobs. Yet, there's some surprisingly musical side hustles going on. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: One dead and over 20 injured in Russian missile attack on Mykolaiv President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a Russian missile attack on Mykolaiv that killed at least one and injured over 20 others, including a child, was a 'crime against humanity. -
Even post-Brexit, London remains a hotspot for tech workers in Europe Lots of high-growth companies, a focus on innovation and a vibrant start-up community – here’s why you should consider London for a career in tech. -
Poland Prosecutors probe opposition leader Donald Tusk as Polish election campaign heats up Prosecutors have launched a probe into alleged abuses of power by leading opposition figure Donald Tusk. The former European Council president is considered to be the main competitor to the ruling Law and Justice party. -
World News When it comes to climate, poverty and democracy, the West should put its money where its mouth is For progress, architects of the world order need to take a hard look in the mirror, Dr Markus Engels writes. -
Europe News Dispute over Doñana park prompts scathing accusations between conservatives and socialists S&D Leader Iratxe García said EPP Chair Manfred Weber was "making a fool of himself" after Weber attacked the European Commission's partiality. -
Culture news Everything you need to know about Disney’s big week: Suing Ron DeSantis and more layoffs Disney is suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and more films have been announced during this year's CinemaCon convention amidst further layoffs. -
Ocean Calls Are marine heatwaves changing the Mediterranean forever? From May to August last year, nearly the entire surface of the Mediterranean was hit by marine heatwaves. Why are the heatwaves happening, what's the impact on corals and fish, and can we do anything about it? -
United Kingdom The UK is counting down to the coronation of King Charles III The UK is gearing up for the coronation of King Charles III next week with Britons and visitors from around the world snapping up souvenirs to remember the big day. -
Work Meet Victoria Quiñones, Colombia’s new ‘metaverse judge’ Victoria Quiñones is bringing Colombia’s justice system into the age of artificial intelligence (AI) and the metaverse. -
Ukraine Moscow readies its weapons for Ukraine's counter-offensive On its sprawling 800km frontline, Russia is preparing for a decisive battle. -
France Protests for disabled rights held in France ahead of Paris Olympics and Paralympics France will spend €1.5 billion on improving the accessibility of public places for people with disabilities. The promise was left by President Emmanuel Macron at a conference he organised at the Elysée with several disability associations. -
World News World powers pull their citizens as violence roils Sudan amid 72-hour truce Sudanese families have been massing at a border crossing with Egypt and at a port city on the Red Sea, desperately trying to escape their country's violence. -
Culture news Luxury loot on the block: French courtroom auctions off drug dealers' designer goods Think you've seen it all at auctions? Well, a French courtroom has auctioned off drug dealers' designer goods. Among the items up for grabs were Gucci sneakers, Dior silk pyjamas, Rolex watches, and a flashy white Lamborghini. -
Ukraine Ukrainian and Russian POWs released, some show signs of torture More than 80 Ukrainian and Russian prisoners of war were released this week in prisoner swaps, officials from both sides confirmed. -
World News Should Turks living in Europe be allowed to vote in May's elections? Turkish citizens living abroad will be heading to the polls from 27 April, with the disapora community making up 5% of all eligible voters. -
Culture news Culture Re-View: Everything you need to know about ‘Für Elise’ Culture Re-View: Everything you need to know about ‘Für Elise’, the lost Beethoven bagatelle that's inspired everything from horror films to rubbish trucks. -
Tech News How Elon Musk has repeatedly amplified false claims and boosted disinformation accounts on Twitter An AFP report found Twitter boss Elon Musk has repeatedly used his own account to amplify false claims from some of the most notorious disinformers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 27th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Netherlands Dutch flower exports to Russia blooming, despite moral questions It's a business worth €9.4 million to EU producers last year, with the majority of exports to Russia coming from the Netherlands. -
World News Why is Russia's Wagner Group in Sudan, and what does it have to do with the war in Ukraine? Experts claim that the Wagner Group is in Sudan to provide Russia with access to resources and help it fund the war in Ukraine. -
Sudan Sudan crisis: Don't fall for these misleading images and claims on social media A hotel that's been bombed and a bridge on fire - but these viral images on social media are not what they seem to be.