1 April 2024 | Euronews
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World News Hungarian village celebrates Easter with centuries old tradition The northern Hungarian village of Holloko celebrates Easter Monday in its own particular - and peculiar - way. -
World News Russian security agency says suspects detained in Dagestan linked to Moscow attack The detained are suspected of channelling funds and providing weapons to the gunmen who attacked the concert hall in Moscow. -
World News Eight dead as bus collides with train in Russia The Russian Emergency Ministry said all eight passengers on the bus were killed in the village of Berendeyevo in the Yaroslavl region. -
World News Israeli forces end raid on Gaza's main hospital, aid ships arrive off the coast All the latest developments from the Israel- Hamas war. -
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World News Hot temperatures send Cypriots to the beach on National Day Temperatures exceeded 30 degrees Celsius on 1 April sending Cypriots to the beach on Cyprus National Day. -
Syria Iran vows revenge after strike it blames on Israel demolished consulate in Syria The Iranian military adviser Mohammad Reza Zahedi killed in the air strike led the elite Quds Force in Lebanon and Syria until 2016. -
World News First Romania-Bulgaria flight takes place after partial Schengen entry The first Schengen zone flight between Romania and Bulgaria took place the day after the countries partially joined Europe’s ID-check-free travel zone. -
Scenes Watch: Sailcargo Inc. making waves in the shipping industry in Costa Rica It's all hands on deck as Sailcargo Inc. helps move shipbuilding towards a sustainable future. -
World News Large fire breaks out at production facility in Russia's Yekaterinburg The fire broke out on the roof of the workshop producing electricity transformers. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 1st – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Microsoft to unbundle Teams and Office globally amid EU antitrust investigation Microsoft first unbundled Teams from its Office suites in October in the European Union and now will reportedly make the move global. -
Business Potential Tesla buyers steer clear as Musk's reputation plunges Elon Musk's increasingly controversial reputation has led to a steep drop in the number of customers considering buying a Tesla. -
USA 'Havana syndrome' possibly linked to Russian intelligence, media report finds A new joint investigation by The Insider, Der Spiegel and CBS’s 60 Minutes suggests the mysterious syndrome, which has affected several US diplomats in recent years, is linked to a Russian intelligence unit. -
Destinations Only accessible by boat: Italy’s Aeolian islands are truly off the beaten track The archipelago off the coast of Sicily is relatively undiscovered thanks to its lack of transport links - now is the time to visit before it gets too popular. -
Business Baltika takes Carlsberg to court in latest in long-running Russia row The fallout began last July after President Putin ordered the "temporary" takeover of Carlsberg which then ended its licensing agreement with Baltika. -
Europe News What are the European elections and how do they work? Do you have questions about the upcoming European elections? This explainer is for you. -
Culture news Saxophonist Casey Benjamin, who played with Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé, dies aged 46 You may not know his name, but if you’ve heard him play as a member of The Robert Glasper Experiment or with Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé or Kanye West, you remember... -
Tech News OpenAI unveils AI voice cloning tech that only needs a 15-second sample to work OpenAI’s Voice Engine was first developed in late 2022. -
Tech News Polish regulators fine Amazon EU operator €7 million for ‘misleading’ customers Polish regulators found a Luxembourg-based operator for online retailer Amazon guilty of infringement of collective consumer interests and fined them €7.2 million. -
Health news Germany legalises limited amounts of marijuana From April, people aged 18 and over will be allowed to have 25g of cannabis and grow three plants of marijuana. -
Culture news Nick Cave addresses cancel culture’s 'lack of mercy' “There’s a lack of mercy, a lack of forgiveness,” said Nick Cave in a recent interview, referring to the act of shutting down and cancelling people in today's culture. -
Explore Safranbolu is a Turkish town with fairytale Ottoman houses where ‘red gold’ grows in abundance Safranbolu is a beautifully-preserved town in Northern Türkiye. We are going to discover its rich history, uncover the secrets of the spice that gives it its name, and find out more about one of the deepest canyons in the world. -
Smart Regions Discover Lisbon's historic Técnico Innovation Centre This state-of-the-art space is an ideal meeting point for scientists, students and entrepreneurs. -
Tech News Researchers use AI model to improve beer taste Belgian scientists have trained an AI model to predict if people will like certain beers and how to improve the recipe. -
World News All eyes on Sinner as he takes home another victory at the Masters Jannik Sinner's stellar performance in 2024 continued as he clinched the Miami Open title with a 6-3, 6-1 victory over 11th seed Grigor Dimitrov on Sunday. -
Art Ukrainian sculptor whose studio was bombed accepted into Royal Society of British Artists Established in 1823 to provide an alternative to the Royal Academy, the Royal Society of British Artists (RBA) currently comprises over 100 elected members, showcasing their work annually at the Mall Galleries in London. -
World News France and China discuss trade and Ukraine ahead of Xi Jinping visit The meeting between the French foreign minister and his Chinese counterpart comes ahead of a Chinese leader Xi Jinping's planned visit to France. -
No Comment Bucha remembers fallen servicemen in city's second liberation anniversary Mourners gathered with flowers at the city's cemetery to pay their respects. At least 270 people were buried there. -
Business Swatch warns clock's ticking over consumer spending in China A more cautious approach to spending in China could result in lower sales in the country until the end of the year, the Swiss watchmaker is warning. -
No Comment WATCH: Inside Berlin's Disgusting Food Museum Snake wine, snails or bull’s penis might not be something for you, but others find them delicious. -
Art World Nature Photography Awards 2024: Check out the spectacular winning images Among thousands of submissions, Tracey Lund from the UK claimed the top prize with her stunning image of gannets hunting beneath the waves off the Shetland Islands. -
Economy AT&T admits huge data leak affects millions of customers In a statement, the US telecoms giant said a data set found on the 'dark web' contained information including social security numbers and passcodes for about 7.6 million current and 65.4 million former account holders. -
Destinations Bulgaria and Romania join Schengen: Experts on what it will mean for prices, transport & overtourism The Balkan countries started the process of joining the Schengen Area on 31 March. -
Culture news Beyoncé fans are up in arms over missing tracks on 'Cowboy Carter' vinyl and CD Beyoncé fans who pre-ordered their copy of 'Cowboy Carter' say there are 4 to 5 tracks missing, fuelling speculation that Bey made last-minute changes to her groundbreaking country album. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 1st – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Google's Gmail launched on April Fool's Day 20 years ago Twenty years on, Google's Gmail now has an estimated 1.8 billion accounts. -
Culture news Unreleased Marvin Gaye music unearthed in Belgium as legal proceedings loom Debate has begun over the ownership of demo tapes reportedly left by late soul legend to his Belgian hosts while he was living there in the early 80s. -
Earth News New study: Climate change has made heat waves last longer, spike hotter, hurt more people Climate scientists have discovered more about exactly how global warming effects the impact of heat waves across the globe. -
France Authorities find remains of missing French toddler Emile Soleil Remains of Emile who went missing from the small French alpine village of Le Vernet last July were found over the weekend. -
Culture news ‘I quit’: Lizzo says online critics reason she’s leaving the music industry The Grammy Award-winning singer, who has been accused and sued for sexual harassment, racial discrimination and fostering a hostile work environment by her dancers, is apparently throwing in the towel... -
World News Moscow continues to target Ukraine's civilian infrastructure Russian strikes left hundreds of thousands without power in the region of Odesa on Easter Sunday. -
Czech Republic Rare 'marching Judas' procession kicks off in Czechia The folk custom takes place in a handful of villages across Bohemia - but nobody really knows why -
Culture news Killer bunnies & Mini Egg Espresso Martinis: A culture guide for Easter Monday Looking for inspiration on your Easter Monday? Look no further. Euronews Culture has selected the ideal book, series, film and two recipes to make sure your bank holiday is brimming with cultural goodness. -
Earth News Europe is divided on nuclear power: Which countries are for and against it? As 30 global leaders and delegations meet in Brussels to promote nuclear energy, the role of nuclear power continues to divide Europe. -
Health news Europeans hold mainly positive view of EU’s impact on COVID pandemic, exclusive Euronews poll shows In an exclusive Euronews-commissioned poll, Europeans in 18 countries were asked about their opinions on key issues ahead of the EU elections in June. -
Ecotech ‘A minimally intrusive solution for urban cooling’: This paint could make cities feel 1.5C cooler Cool paint can help cities combat the urban heat island effect, a new study suggests. -
Economy Markets round-up: Economic updates investors are watching this week The week ahead spotlights crucial economic indicators on both sides of the Atlantic. In the EU, attention will be on inflation data, while, in the US, the focus shifts to job figures. These key metrics will provide insights into economic health, shaping market sentiment. -
Culture news Everything you need to know about the upcoming Tom Holland 'Romeo & Juliet' Tom Holland is about to star in a West End production of 'Romeo & Juliet'. Here's everything you need to know. -
Economy Mind the Gap! The unfair distribution of wealth in Europe Experts suggest that tax systems and home ownership rates play a significant role in the disparities of wealth between the rich and poor. Euronews takes a look. -
Travel News Barcelona increases its tourist tax this week: Where else will you have to pay to enter in 2024? From the Algarve to Barcelona, fees are being introduced to try and combat overtourism. -
Earth News Do organic farms cause unintended harm? Study finds uptick in pesticide use in neighbouring fields Are organic farms ‘pest hot spots’? Study investigates rise in pesticide use in neighbouring fields. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 1st – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Europe Decoded Von der Leyen’s Defence Union dream won’t come easy – or cheap Strengthening Europe's military may be an imperative in the coming years – but EU ambitions face multiple legal, political and financial hurdles. -
The Cube Was the captain of the ship that hit the Baltimore bridge Ukrainian? The destruction of the bridge spurred a flurry of conspiracy theories – one conspiracy theory that gained a lot of traction on social media is that Ukraine might be to blame. -
World News Turkey's opposition make huge gains in local elections Erdogan acknowledged the electoral setback in a speech, saying his party had suffered “a loss of altitude” across Turkey. -
Gaza Israel sees largest anti-government protest since Hamas war began Nearly six months of conflict have renewed divisions over the leadership of hard-line Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.