4 April 2024 | Euronews
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Football Now WATCH: What football players do after retirement The unique jobs football players do after they hang up their boots. -
Europe News Finland to keep its border closed with Russia over migration concerns Finland closed the 1,340-kilometer land border late last year after an unusually high number of asylum-seekers entered the country. -
France Macron: France and allies 'could have stopped' 1994 Rwanda genocide In a statement, French President Emmanuel Macron said France and its allies could have done more to stop the 1994 Rwandan genocide. -
Culture news Euronews mourns the death of Rudolf Herbert: 'Theatre was his life' Rudolf Herbert, the artistic director of the German State Theatre in Timisoara, has died in Romania. Euronews mourns the loss of a very special former colleague. -
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Earth News Cycling Declaration hailed as ‘historic’ moment for Europe Although it carries no legal force, cycling advocates have greeted an undertaking by governments and MEPs to make Europe a more bike friendly place as an important recognition of the health and environmental benefits and a milestone in EU transport policy. -
Destinations Two of the world’s top 100 beaches are in Europe - and they’re not in Spain or Portugal A100-strong shortlist was ranked by an extensive team of travel experts, influencers, bloggers and journalists who added their personal insights. -
Nature ‘Two steps forward, two steps back’: Forest loss falls in Brazil and Colombia but the world is still Tropical forest loss would have been much higher without improvements in Brazil and Colombia where the analysis finds that political action has had a massive impact. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – 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 Korea’s ‘artificial sun’ achieves a record 48 seconds at 100 million degrees. Why does it matter? Korea’s ‘artificial sun’, KSTAR, recorded a plasma operation with a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius for 48 seconds, a new step in nuclear fusion research. -
Business Volvo sees record sales in March boosted by electric SUV sales Volvo Cars saw robust sales in March 2024, boosted by the growing popularity of their fully electric and plug-in hybrid models. -
Space Creating a 'true single market' in orbit: What should we expect from Europe's new space law? The European Commission told Euronews Next that they expect to propose a European space law sometime in April. -
How to navigate differing political opinions in the workplace and avoid conflict with colleagues How do you discuss or avoid potentially contentious opinions in the workplace with your colleagues? Here's what to do. -
Culture news World Drummer's Day: The five types of drummers who changed the world For World Drummer's Day, we look at five of the most legendary drummers in music history. -
Climate Sperm count, concentration and speed suffer under extreme heat, scientists warn Extreme heat exposure almost doubles men’s chance of a low sperm count, according to the study. -
Russia Russian human rights defender Oleg Orlov turns 71 in prison Russia's oldest human rights organisation has said the critic of the war in Ukraine is being treated inhumanely. -
No Comment WATCH: Around 1,000 migrants land in Lampedusa in 24 hours Dozens of small boats from Tunisia and Libya were also rescued off the Italian island overnight. -
Economy Last-minute ideas on how you can save tax in the UK before the 5 April deadline Individual savings accounts (ISAs) are some of the best and most efficient ways to save tax before the end of the financial year. -
Travel News France set to launch €49 rail pass this summer: Who is eligible and when will it start? French President Emmanuel Macron said last year he wanted a rail pass for all, but after months of negotiations, a scaled-back version has been agreed. -
Ukraine At least 4 killed in Russian drone attacks on Kharkiv Ukraine's second-largest city also suffered aerial attacks on its power plant, part of a pattern of strikes on civilian energy infrastructure. -
World News I am running for the next UN Secretary-General. This is why my bid matters The UN chief is chosen in an opaque process by countries seeking to uphold the status quo without any public involvement. This results in the selection of the person that will upset the least, or appease the most of those hyper-polarized powers, Colombe Cahen-Salvador writes. -
Earth News Germany might be hit with 20,000 elephants amidst row with Botswana over hunting Home to the world’s largest elephant population, Botswana has already gifted 8,000 of the animals to Angola and offered another 500 to Mozambique. -
Europe News Majority of EU voters in favour of Ukraine joining the EU, exclusive IPSOS/Euronews poll finds Ukraine is the favourite candidate country to join the EU for European voters, an exclusive IPSOS/Euronews poll reveals but the bloc's enlargement is not among citizens' top priorities ahead of next June's EU elections -
Italy Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini survives no-confidence vote The far-right politician has been accused of having links with the Kremlin - something he now strenuously denies. -
United Kingdom Judges urge UK government to halt arms sales to Israel after aid convoy strike Rishi Sunak is one of many world leaders under pressure to reassess his government's support for Israel. -
Business Hundreds of jobs axed by Amazon in cloud computing division The tech giant is set to lay off workers in its Amazon Web Services unit as part of a restructuring strategy. -
Health news Agency chief seeks help from pharma industry with medicines shortages Greater transparency between regulators and manufacturers can foster a better understanding of supply chain vulnerabilities and reduce risks of drug shortages, European Medicines Agency (EMA) Executive Director Emer Cooke told Euronews in an interview. -
Belgium As NATO turns 75, this is how it can overcome complacency and reinforce transatlantic security The take-home message is that another 75 years of NATO really shouldn’t be taken for granted, Dylan Macchiarini Crosson writes. -
Space Total solar eclipse 2024: This is how and when to see it as it crosses North America After the total solar eclipse in North America, Europe will see the next one in August 2026 when it crosses the northern parts of Greenland, Iceland and Spain. -
Tech News Cyber certification fix sought by mid-April over sovereignty issue The new draft text builds on suggestions put forward by Belgium. -
Health news World's first pig kidney transplant recipient discharged from hospital Pig kidney transplant patient Rick Slayman said his recovery from surgery was "progressing smoothly". -
Economy Eurozone economic pulse quickens thanks to services: Can stocks surge further? The Eurozone's private sector growth surges to a ten-month peak, fueled by a robust services sector. Investor confidence remains high, yet further stock market gains depend on continued disinflation and potential ECB rate cuts, with escalating oil prices posing a threat to stability. -
Culture news A fifth Matrix film is everything the Wachowski sisters feared The Matrix Regurgitations? Warner Bros. has announced a fifth film is in development. This time without either Wachowski sisters in a directorial role. -
Culture news Kiss sells entire music catalogue in multi-million dollar deal with ABBA's Pophouse Entertainment Following the mega money deal, fans can expect a Kiss biopic, a documentary chronicling their legendary journey, and an immersive avatar experience. -
Germany Huge unexploded WWII bomb discovered in Germany The discovery of the half-tonne device in Cologne's Rhine River during construction led to shipping closures and evacuations. -
Health news What personal info may be shared by Europe's new Health Data Space? A new European Health Data Space opens access to personal health data to non-medical third parties, raising new privacy challenges. -
Economy Prices stay static in Switzerland: What's behind its falling inflation? Prices in Switzerland remained unchanged in March compared with the previous month and were only slightly up over the year. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
No Comment Taiwanese TV presenter reports an earthquake live as it shakes her studio Taiwan’s SETTV captured the moment a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit on Wednesday morning live as anchorwomen described strong shaking while trying to keep their balance. -
Food and Drink Rare 400-year-old chocolate book heads to auction in Portugal Deemed the oldest book dedicated entirely to chocolate,"Un Discurso del Chocolate" is going under the hammer in Portugal at a starting price of €2000. -
Tech News NYC's AI chatbot criticised for advising businesses to break the law NYC's AI chatbot was caught telling businesses to break the law. The city isn't taking it down. -
World News Landmines are being used again. Bold UN action must help their post-conflict victims A generation after the Ottawa mine ban treaty, a new conflict sees the use of land mines rise again. The new UN Human Rights Council action could be used to hold states accountable in post-war decontamination and support for victims, six notable human rights advocates write. -
Croatia Croatian retailers raise the alarm over effects of Sunday trading law The summer's tourism season promises will test how much the country's economy relies on shops staying open all week. -
France Migrants relocated from Paris ahead of Olympic Games Aid groups fear the move, which included mostly women and children, is the beginning of a broader effort by Paris authorities to clear people out by the summer. -
Ukraine NATO foreign ministers debate plan to give alliance new power over Europe's Ukraine response The alliance's 75th anniversary comes as as Europe faces its largest war in decades. -
Business Dublin-based aviation investor Avia Solutions seeks to expand US base Avia Solutions Group is the latest in a series of European businesses to announce plans for expansion into the US, following the likes of other companies such as Flutter Entertainment, CRH and Smurfit Kappa. -
Culture news World's oldest man dies two months before his 115th birthday Juan Vicente Pérez Mora credited his longevity to "working hard, resting on holidays, going to bed early, drinking a glass of aguardiente every day, loving God, and always carrying him in his heart." -
World News Georgian ruling party plans to resubmit controversial 'foreign influence' bill In response to the decision to bring back the controversial “foreign agents law” - a move previously halted by mass protests - pro-democracy organisations have called for demonstrations. -
Culture news Everything you need to know about Netflix’s Ripley & 'The Talented Mr. Ripley' through the years A new Netflix series based on Patricia Highsmith’s novel “The Talented Mr. Ripley” is out today. Here’s why you should be excited, as well as an exploration of the many screen adaptations featuring Tom Ripley... -
Gaza Gaza: Anger at aid convoy strike continues as IRC warns of threat to humanitarian workers Updates from Israel's offensive in Gaza. -
Culture news Is Duolingo staging an ice-skating musical? It should It might have been an elaborate April Fools' joke, but the thought of 'Duolingo on Ice' is so good, the app should actually do it. -
Economy France works to find further ways to scale back on unemployment benefits Support for unemployed individuals should be reformed to reduce the government deficit, according to France's new PM. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 4th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe News Is the credibility of European institutions at stake? To improve the reputation of European institutions, an inter-institutional ethics body has been set up and Parliament's Rules of Procedure have been amended. However, experts claim this is not enough. -
Europe News Residents in Bucha remember massacre two years on Over 1,000 people were killed by Russian forces in the town before it was liberated on 31st March 2022.