4 May 2023 | Euronews
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World News Ukraine shoots down its own drone over Kyiv A drone shot down in the centre of Kyiv was one of Ukraine's own, the city authorities said. -
No Comment WATCH: Israelis block roads in protest against Netanyahu legal plan Israelis blocked roads and demonstrated on Thursday against a contentious government plan to overhaul the judiciary, hoping to ramp up pressure on lawmakers after parliament reconvened this week following a month-long recess. -
No Comment WATCH: Macron met with cacophony of pots and pans during visit to school French president Emmanuel Macron was met with a cacophony of pots and pans from around 100 people demonstrating against his reform of the pension system. -
World News At CPAC, Hungary's Orban decries LGBTQ+ rights and migration Hungary's Viktor Orban hit out at the so-called woke agenda as he gave the keynote speech at a right-wing conference in Budapest. -
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World News Climate change: Cities can be subjected to twice as much temperature increase so what can be done? Cities are at the highest level of risk from global warming. A big city can be subject to twice as much temperature increase as other areas. Are public administrations doing enough to keep cities cool and the heat at bay? -
Mobility Scientists believe extraterrestrials might be able to detect life on Earth from our radio signals New research from the University of Manchester and the University of Mauritius has explored whether potential life on nearby planets can detect Earth’s radio signals. -
Football Now Can relegation ever be a good thing in football? The impact of relegation could go as far as to threaten the very existence of a club. But is it all bad news, or are there actually times when going down could be a good thing? In partnership with Media City Qatar. -
Economy The EU needs 'mountain of investments' but not at the expense of its social model, Commissioner says European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni told the Brussels Economic Forum on Thursday that Europe's "social model proved to be effective" through the pandemic and must be kept despite the economic challenges facing the bloc. -
Euronews Witness Courage conquers shame: Portuguese Church sex abuse survivors speak out A recent report estimates nearly 5,000 children have been abused by members of the Portuguese Catholic clergy. Survivors are now speaking out about their suffering. -
Europe News Seven terror suspects with links to IS 'deprived of their liberty' in Belgium The exact target to their planned terror attack has not yet been determined. -
Denmark Denmark to spend billions on modernising defence forces and ramping up NATO commitment The Danish armed forces have been allowed to atrophy based on misguided political decisions, says acting defence minister -
World News AI has been dubbed a 'nuclear' threat to cybersecurity. But it can be also used for defence Things will become more dystopian if organisations continue to ignore rampant problems instead of dealing with the uncomfortable world we’ve created, Rodrigo Loureiro writes. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 4th – 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 Brussels gives fresh recommendations on how to end piracy for live events Member states are not obliged to follow the new rules, which are only meant as guidelines. -
USA Proud Boys leader and three others convicted of seditious conspiracy for 6 January attack Former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was convicted on Thursday of orchestrating a plot for members of his far-right extremist group to attack the U.S. Capitol in a desperate bid to keep Donald Trump in power after the Republican lost the 2020 presidential election. -
Culture news Italian historian identifies mystery Mona Lisa bridge: But what secrets still remain? An Italian historian has claimed to have identified the bridge depicted in the background of Leonardo da Vinci's enigmatic Mona Lisa painting. -
Europe News Budapest says Brussels 'biased' for political reasons and 'unfairly' withholding EU funds Brussels is currently withholding nearly €28 billion in EU funds from Hungary and Budapest will not get the totality of the money until it implements 27 so-called "super milestones" negotiated with the Commission. -
Netherlands In the Hague, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy said Valdimir Putin would face justice Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has used an unscheduled trip to the Dutch capital to predict that Vladimir Putin will one day pay for the consequences of his invasion by standing trial in the Hague. -
Czech Republic Brno blaze: Eight people killed in abandoned building fire in Czech Republic Police and firefighters are investigating a fire which claimed the lives of eight people in the Czech Republic's second largest city, Brno. -
World News French Eastern Pyrenees region to implement new water restrictions Due to significant drought conditions, France's Eastern Pyrenees region is set to implement water restrictions as the water table levels remain at an all-time low after a dry winter. -
Tech News What is the dark web, how does it work and why is it such a safe haven for criminals? An international crackdown on marketplaces on the dark web has brought the fight against illegal trades to shadowy corners of the Internet. -
Israel Israeli forces kill three Palestinians suspected of shooting British-Israeli women Israeli forces have killed three Palestinian men it suspected were involved in a shooting that killed a British-Israeli woman and her two daughters. -
Are your job skills futureproof? Here’s how to avoid becoming obsolete In a rapidly shifting workplace, some skills are becoming obsolete. Diversifying your CV and focussing on soft skills could help you stay relevant. -
Design The Richard Gilder Center is the new temple for natural science in New York City The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation is the new wing of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. It houses some 4 million species and opens its doors today. -
Travel News This sunny Sicilian town will pay you €5,000 to move there. But you'll have to be quick Petralia Soprana, perched on a high ridge, is designated one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. -
Climate Climate change denial videos are raking in profits for YouTube, research reveals The tech giant is reportedly still running ads on climate disinformation content, despite policies against it. -
Earth News ‘Overheating’: Parisians have the highest risk of heat-related death in Europe People in the French capital are more likely to die from high temperatures than those in 854 other urban areas across Europe. -
Economy European Central Bank raises interest rates by quarter-point to fight inflation The European Central Bank has slowed the pace of its interest rate increases, stepping back like the US Federal Reserve from a string of jumbo hikes aimed at snuffing out inflation. -
United Kingdom Rishi Sunak fights on two fronts in English local elections Conservatives are closing a massive polling gap, but opposition parties are still expected to trounce them -
Culture news Europol's Operation Pandora recovers over 11,000 stolen artefacts and leads to 60 arrests An art trafficking sting has led to 60 arrests and over 11,000 art objects recovered in a massive victory for European authorities cracking down on art theft. -
Travel News Heathrow strike: Passengers warned of possible delays as security staff walk out Unions claim the industrial action will cause 'inevitable disruption' but airport bosses say they have contingency plans in place to help passengers. -
Ecotech ‘We are all benefitting’: Why has this Kosovan solar farm brought in sheep? A solar farm in Kosovo and Austria’s biggest PV plant have brought in some woolly helpers - here’s why. -
Tech News Forget passwords - Google is rolling out 'passkeys' for online authentication Tired of clicking on "forgot password"? You're in luck: Google is embracing new "passkey" technology. Here's what you need to know. -
Tech News Why is ‘godfather of AI’ Geoffrey Hinton worried? These are the 4 dangers he fears about the tech Here are some of the biggest concerns being voiced about the future of AI - and humanity. -
Culture news Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof confirms he's barred from leaving Iran to serve on Cannes jury Mohammad Rasoulof has been in the crosshairs of Iran’s hardline Islamic Republic government and has been barred from attending this year's Cannes Film Festival. -
No Comment WATCH: Belgrade residents light candles and lay flowers in honour of school shooting victims Police have detained a 13-year-old suspect in connection with Wednesday's shooting that killed eight students and a security guard. -
Culture news Meet the Kabuki Kid: Japanese 10-year-old becomes first dual-national kabuki actor A French-Japanese child has made his first appearance to rapturous applause this week under his new stage name - Onoe Maholo. -
Europe News Nine EU countries join forces to reform voting rules on foreign policy and dent veto power Under current rules, all foreign policy decisions in the EU require the unanimous approval of the 27 member states. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Health news Where in Europe has the healthiest diets? These 3 cuisines have the most health benefits It’s no secret that some countries eat better than others - but which are some of the healthiest in Europe? -
Culture news New James Bond novel released to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation Commissioned specifically for the coronation of King Charles III, 'On His Majesty’s Secret Service' is the first contemporary set James Bond novel since Jeffrey Deaver’s 'Carte Blanche' in 2011. -
Health news Arcturus: What you need to know about the 'one to watch' COVID variant and its new symptoms First detected in India, Omicron subvariant XBB.1.16 - also known as "Arcturus" - has already been reported in over 30 countries. This is what we know about it so far. -
Culture news Sudanese actress Asia Abdelmajid killed in crossfire in Khartoum The death of Sudanese actress Asia Abdelmajid has shocked many, as the conflict in Sudan, which erupted on 15 April between the nation’s army and its paramilitary force, threatens to thrust the country into a raging civil war. -
Turkey Erdogan rival promises 'freedom and democracy' for Turkey In just 10 days, Kemal Kilicdaroglu will face the Turkish president in seismic elections. -
No Comment WATCH: Dozens dead after heavy rain cause flooding and mudslides in Rwanda The governor of Rwanda’s Western province told reporters that a search for more victims was underway following heavy rain Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. -
Culture news May the Fourth be with you: Carrie Fisher gets Walk of Fame star Carrie Fisher is receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a May the Fourth tribute to one of the Star Wars franchise's most beloved figures. However, the event has stirred up some family drama... -
World News Will ecocide be television’s next prophetic prediction come true? Pressure is slowly mounting on governments to support the recognition of ecocide at the International Criminal Court, and nations worldwide are beginning to take unilateral action against it, Jojo Mehta writes. -
Culture news Cannes 2023: The jury of the 76th festival has been unveiled and includes several Cannes regulars The 2023 Cannes Film Festival officially has its jury. -
Design Designers and their homes - A Derbyshire 1990s time capsule Don't look back in anger if you're missing the 90's as you're not alone. Euronews Culture takes a look inside ceramicist Jack Walters' 1990s themed home in Derbyshire, England -
Health news New hope as experimental Alzheimer's drug appears to slow worsening of the disease by a third People in the early stages of Alzheimer’s who received infusions of donanemab in the 18-month trial showed 35 per cent less decline. -
Culture news The most eye-catching outfits in the history of Eurovision Take a look at some of the most outstanding / outlandish fashion choices of the last 64 Eurovision Song Contests. -
United Kingdom Europe's royal superfans flock to London for King Charles's coronation Some of the most ardent royal supporters have set up camp days in advance, while others are flying in the night before to enjoy a weekend of celebrations in the British capital. -
Culture news It's Star Wars Day! Here are 5 surprising facts about fans of the series 4 May 2011: Happy Star Wars Day -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | May 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Russia Mixed signals: Do Russians support the Ukraine war, or not? Has a deeply unpopular invasion been forced upon powerless Russians or is this wishful thinking? Can we believe everything we see in Russian polls? -
Hungary Hungary hosts European CPAC event in hopes of rallying global far-right By hosting the European version of CPAC, the leading conservative conference in the US, Hungary's aims to cement its role as leader in global far-right. -
United Kingdom King Charles Coronation: How much will it cost and who's paying for it? The new King is reportedly planning a "less expensive" coronation as the UK suffers a cost of living crisis and an unprecedented wave of protests. -
Mobility Scientists witness the moment a star 'eats' a distant planet for the first time The sight gives a premonition of what it will be like when the Sun swallows the inner planets - including Earth - in 5 billion years' time.