7 April 2024 | Euronews
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Yemen Yemen's Houthis say they launched missiles, rockets at Western ships Yahya Saree, Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman, said in a televised statement that the operations took place ''during the last 72 hours''. He did not give further details of the attacks. -
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Europe News European defence spending needs to speed up, says Von der Leyen Europe is being targeted both from within and from outside, Ursula von der Leyen said on Sunday. -
World News Rwanda remembers genocide 30 years on in ceremony World leaders around the world have marked the anniversary of the genocide of the Tutsi ethnic minority. -
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Israel IDF quietly withdraws from southern Gaza strip Israel's military said it was drawing back most forces from a Hamas stronghold in southern Gaza following a major phase of its offensive. -
Hungary Thousands protest in Hungary against Viktor Orbán's government Some media estimated about 100,000 participants, making it one of the two largest opposition political demonstrations in recent years. -
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Poland Poland's local elections test Tusk's new government Poland's local elections test Donald Tusk's new government after 4 months in power. -
Denmark Copenhagen residents dismantle Christiania's drug market In the words of the Mayor of Copenhagen, for Christiania to exist, drug dealing and clashes have to stop. Residents have taken initiative. -
World News Scholz warns of the rise of right-wing populists ahead of EU elections Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz warns of the rise of right-wing populists ahead of EU elections. -
Art Total eclipse of the art: How the disappearing sun has long captivated the creative imagination The upcoming 8 April total solar eclipse, which for a few minutes will appear to many North Americans to have extinguished the sun, is already casting a wide shadow. -
Earth News 'We must do everything we can': Greta Thunberg among dozens arrested at Hague climate protest Police have detained the Swedish climate activist and dozens of others during what they said was a banned protest. -
Space Where in Europe will I be able to see Monday's solar eclipse? While the path of totality of the eclipse on Monday will be in a narrow corridor across North America, some Europeans will catch a partial glimpse. -
Gaza Fresh round of ceasefire talks expected in Cairo Negotiators prepare for another round of talks on brokering a ceasefire and securing the release of remaining hostages. -
Moments Silent walking, quiet parks and getting lost: Inside the hushed trend gripping modern travel Want to escape the noise? Quiet parks and silent walks are this year’s hush-hush travel trend. -
Earth News What is SF6? Study raises concerns about gas that is 24,000x more powerful than CO2 An electrifying China is largely behind the increase in emissions of SF6, which is used to insulate power lines. -
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