12 April 2024 | Euronews
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Turkey Cable car crash in Antalya kills one, leaves many stranded Rescue efforts are ongoing for 184 people stranded on the cable car line, following an accident that left one dead and several wounded. -
Healthcare Poland's parliament votes to progress toward easing abortion restrictions Ewa Schaedler from the Third Way party called the vote ''symbolic'' and ''a breakthrough'' for Polish women. However the subject remains divisive in the mostly Catholic country. -
Gaza IDF prepares for potential attack from Iran, Israeli settlers storm West Bank village All the latest developments on the Israel-Hamas war and the conflict in the Middle East. -
Europe News EU and UK make significant progress on broad Gibraltar policy lines The final details of the EU's post-Brexit relationship with the UK regarding Gibraltar are being shaped following a high-level four-way meeting. -
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Moldova EU candidate Moldova takes action to prevent Russian influence in referendum The US Institute for War Studies warned Moldova that Russia could try to destabilise the country ahead of presidential elections and the upcoming referendum on joining the European Union. -
World News Russian deserters in limbo: Facing criminal charges and unanswered asylum claims Ex-soldiers deserting the Russian army are prosecuted in Russia and face obstacles in receiving asylum in the West. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Decisions on climate, transparency and migration In this edition of State of the Union, we focus on the climate ruling against Switzerland, fairness in the European election campaign and the new EU Migration and Asylum Pact -
World Ylva Johansson says Europe's new migration pact is 'a huge achievement' Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs, discusses the EU's new polarising pact on migration and asylum in the Global Conversation. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Euronews Witness Why are plans to build more wind farms in Greece so controversial? Is Greece on its way to becoming Europe's renewable power outlet? Euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie investigates why the location of wind farms is so important and why everyone is not on board. -
Destinations Nine out of 10 of the world’s most walkable cities are in Europe - does yours make the cut? A new study has revealed that European cities are some of the most walkable in the world. -
Moments Cramped but cosy: How Europe’s night trains compare when it comes to sleeping The big-budget ticket price for the Venice Simplon Orient Express might be worth it if you want to guarantee sleep. -
Focus CDP Awards 2024: Celebrating the European giants making strides in the green transition Key players from major companies, cities and financial institutions debated how to finance the ecological transition at the CDP Awards Europe 2024. -
Earth News Cycling is now more popular than driving in the centre of Paris, study finds Walking and public transport were still the most popular ways to get around the French capital. -
Business AstraZeneca CEO set to earn £18.7 million after shareholder backing More than 60% of shareholders backed the decision to raise Pascal Soriot’s pay packet, solidifying his position as the highest earning FTSE 100 boss. -
Design David Lynch thinking rooms to Issey Miyake artworks: The ultimate guide to Milan Design Week 2024 Euronews Culture takes you on a tour of the 62nd Milan Design Week which runs from 16-21 April. Here’s our ultimate guide to the hottest exhibits, emerging trends and new designers making their mark on the world stage. -
Tech News National governments wary of proposed telecom market consolidation The European Commission is expected to come with a formal plan for a new telecom law in the autumn. -
No Comment Watch: Thousands of Israeli ultra-Orthodox Jewish men protest potential conscription The ultra-Orthodox Israeli community say integrating into the army will threaten their generations-old way of life, while the IDF said it is suffering from manpower shortages because of the war. -
No Comment Watch: Search continues over Italian power plant explosion Emergency services continue to search an exploded Enel hydroelectric power plant in northern Italy, with the death toll rising to at least half a dozen. -
Business JPMorgan opens earnings season with profit rise and risk warning JPMorgan reports a 6% rise in 1Q profits as bank earnings season begins. Wells Fargo profit falls. -
Earth News Green Deal founders amid shifting policy focus This week saw further signs that environmental legislation is slipping down the EU policy agenda as European leaders focus on industrial competitiveness and defence and Hungary prepares to take the helm of the rotating EU presidency. -
Business UAE state oil company has BP in its sights as potential takeover target Adnoc’s takeover bid for BP is the latest in a string of acquisition bids for energy companies, such as ExxonMobil's agreement to purchase Hess Corporation. -
Earth News European Parliament approves energy market overhaul MEPs have approved a sweeping reform of EU gas and electricity market regulations, with the aim of accelerating the clean energy transition, and including provisions that could further restrict Russia's ability to continue selling natural gas to Europe. -
No Comment WATCH: Ukrainian firefighters rescue five puppies In Sumy, five puppies were rescued as firefighters battled a building fire. -
World News Moscow suggests 2022 draft document as a basis for future Ukraine peace talks Putin said Russia could negotiate with Ukraine to end the war if there are no imposed schemes, as Zelenskyy goes to Switzerland to participate in peace talks. -
No Comment WATCH: Thousands protest in Chile demanding social reform Thousands of Chileans demonstrated in Santiago on Thursday. -
Culture news A cultural history of the O.J. Simpson trial Dubbed "the trial of the century", here's how the O.J. Simpson murder case influenced popular culture. -
Health news Germany to vote on law that would make it easier for people to change gender German MPs will consider a government plan that would make it easier to legally change genders. -
World News Banquet hall with frescoes on the Trojan War discovered in Pompeii Mythological figures are depicted in the halls of a Roman banquet hall discovered in Pompeii. The works were unearthed in almost perfect condition. -
Markets Could the euro reach parity with the dollar as the ECB cuts interest rates? As the ECB hints at potential interest rate cuts, contrasting with expectations of delayed US Fed easing due to high inflation, the euro faces downward pressure, hitting a six-month low below 1.07 against the dollar. -
Economy UK economy grows for the second month in a row after mild recession February's expansion in national output raises hopes that the UK is moving out of a recession. -
Afghanistan I went to secret schools during the first Taliban rule — how many more years will Afghan girls lose? Afghanistan has dropped off the news agenda, but the violence and oppression continue — and for too many of us Afghan women, no matter how loud we shout, it feels like the world has stopped listening, Meetra Qutb writes. -
Economy How Russian state assets could yield tens of billions in cash for Kyiv Issuing a loan could bring tens of billions for Ukraine to finance its defence, according to the US. -
Tech News Humanoids? No, thanks. Most G7 countries feel uncomfortable with the most advanced robots Most people fear that overly sentient androids will replace human jobs and social interactions, according to the results of a new survey. -
Economy Inflation cools in Germany and France as food and energy prices fall German and French inflation numbers both fell in March, primarily due to declining food and energy prices, leading to more hopes of inflation soon returning to the ECB’s 2% target. -
Earth News Former UN rights chief says ECHR decision shows that safe climate is a human right Mary Robinson, who was the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, praised Tuesday’s mixed court decision as precedent-setting and change-triggering. -
Europe News Belgium investigating Russian influence network suspected of paying EU lawmakers The Belgian federal prosecutor has opened an investigation into EU lawmakers accused of receiving payments for spreading pro-Russian propaganda. -
Russia More than 100,000 evacuated after flooding hits Russia and Kazakhstan Flooding in Russia and Kazakhstan has prompted the evacuation of more than 100,000 - with aid being delivered to affected regions. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Markets Weekly round-up: Markets at crossroads following ECB’s rate-cut hint The European stock markets will likely end the week in the red for the second straight week due to surging bond yields, despite the European Central Bank’s hint for a June rate cut. -
Europe News With third-party litigation funding on the rise, courts are becoming a venue for politics Usually with no leg to stand on, the objective of these claims is to disrupt and clog the system and cause chaos, Pieter Cleppe writes. -
Israel Israel vows to defend itself against looming Iranian attack Tension continues to mount in the Middle East as Israel said it will defend itself against a suspected Iranian retaliatory attack for April's deadly airstrike on a consulate in Syria. -
Culture news BAFTA Game Awards 2024: Belgian title "Baldur's Gate 3" triumphs with five wins At the 20th BAFTA Game Awards, Baldur's Gate 3 dominated with five wins, including best game, while Super Mario Bros. Wonder secured two victories. -
Europe News President Michel looks to capital markets to solve the bloc’s economic woes A summit next week could look at alternatives to bank finance in a bid to boost Europe’s fortunes – but previous attempts haven’t met with much success. -
Europe News Like-minded EU countries should move together to recognise State of Palestine, says Charles Michel European Union countries willing to recognise the State of Palestine should move in tandem in order to "trigger significant progress" in building peace in the war-torn region, European Council President Charles Michel has said. -
Sweden Swedish PM on shooting: 'Another line has been crossed' Stockholm shooting: PM says 'another line has been crossed' after son watched his father be shot in confrontation. -
City of fashion, art and now start-ups: Why Milan is a great place to grow your tech career Milan has invested heavily in its tech ecosystem to become Italy's biggest hub. Here's why your next tech role should be in the world's fashion capital. -
Culture news Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Love Lies Bleeding' - Rose Glass' audacious and pulpy triumph Rose Glass signs a vibrant, pulpy triumph fuelled by two electric performances from Kristen Stewart and Katy O’Brian. -
Tech News Lawmakers visit Amazon facilities across Europe after parliament ban The visits aim to give an insight into working conditions. -
Gaza US officials warn aid not reaching Gaza The head of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Samantha Power, said she accepted "credible" reports that famine is already occurring in northern Gaza. -
Art Bruges Triennial celebrates contemporary art and architecture as forces for change The fourth edition of the Bruges Triennial will open on 13 April, under the theme ‘Spaces of Possibility’. -
Markets Copper-bottomed deal for investors as metal price climbs to record high Supply fears and soaring demand have both contributed to surging copper prices, which is also considered an indicator of overall economic health. -
Lifestyle It’s complicated: How watchmakers set themselves apart at Watches and Wonders 2024 From the most complicated watch ever made to the thinnest, brands are outdoing themselves at Watches and Wonders in Geneva. We asked some exhibiting maisons about the timepieces that set them apart. -
Climate No bathtubs or ice buckets as hotels seek to save water in French eastern Pyrenees A three-year-long drought in the French eastern Pyrenees is forcing the district to take further action to conserve water. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 12th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Business Irish start-up review shows investments dropped 35% in 2023 - here's why TechIreland published their Start-up Funding Review on investments into Irish tech companies last year. Here are the findings.