24 April 2024 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine uses US long-range missiles for first time as talks held over displaced children Kyiv has been calling for the long-range system following mounting Russian attacks in the south and east. -
Europe News Father of anti-Nazi activist Ilaria Salis: 'My daughter wants a fair trial' Ilaria Salis was detained in Hungary on charges of having assaulted neo-Nazi extremists. Now she is running in the European elections. -
Europe News Spanish PM considers resigning amid wife corruption allegations Spain's socialist leader has denied claims by a right-wing platform his wife used her position to influence business deals. -
Greece Far-right Greek MP arrested after fight in parliament One MP reportedly shouted “shut up, you trash!” to another before the brawl broke out. -
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France Nestlé subsidary Perrier destroys two million bottles of water after 'fecal' bacteria discovery The French state has requested that Perrier stop using one of its wells "as a precaution". -
Earth News European Green Deal could face ‘attack’ from right-wing politicians, Green MEPs warn Gains for right-wing politicians at the upcoming European elections could mean the end for the EU's Green Deal. -
Earth News ‘A serious risk’: Mexican villagers take on cartel-backed avocado farms as water dries up After enduring years of drought and ‘invading’ fruit farmers in Mexico, these locals are taking matters into their own hands. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 24th – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Earth News Parliament reinforces support for GMO deregulation Backers of a new generation of genetically modified crops have urged governments to support the new technology after the EUropean Parliament restated its support. -
Europe News MEPs approve new anti-money laundering rules – but what do they cover? EU lawmakers voted in a landslide in favour of new curbs on crypto, football clubs and cash transactions. -
USA Biden inks €89 billion war aid package to support Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan After months of delays and hand-wringing, the US president celebrated a breakthrough, saying "we came together and we got it done." -
Europe News Turkish kebabs turn to Europe for protected status Türkiye has filed an application to grant its best-known foodstuff the same EU protection as Neapolitan pizza and Spanish jamon serrano. -
Earth News MEPs approve law to reduce growing stream of packaging waste The European Parliament has adopted new binding targets for reuse, collection and recycling of packaging, and outright bans on a range of disposable plastic wrappers, miniature bottles and bags deemed unnecessary, but NGOs have raised another 'greenwashing' alarm. -
Tech News TikTok suspends rewards in Lite app in the wake of EU probe The video-sharing platform is subject to two Commission investigations under the DSA. -
Business Boeing sees million-dollar losses after series of safety scandals The aircraft manufacturer beats Wall Street expectations but still finds itself in crisis mode after a mid-flight cabin panel blowout in January. -
World News Amnesty International annual report warns of violations of international law The human rights organisation said the world's most powerful governments have set at tone of disregard for international rules and values. -
Culture news How Europe should follow the UK's Northern Music Awards and highlight regional talent The first Northern Music Awards were held last night in Manchester as part of a drive to highlight the level of quality music being created outside of the UK’s capital. -
Health news France warns of surge in imported dengue cases ahead of Olympics Mosquitoes spread the virus by biting an infected person and spreading it to another person through their bites. -
Earth News Parliament backs stricter limits for air pollutants, better monitoring Law under negotiation between the co-legislators since 2022 hopes to deliver cleaner air across EU cities but still needs to be approved by the EU Council. -
Travel News ‘Put off’: Many UK adults unwilling to travel to Europe under new EU Entry/Exit Scheme A significant chunk of UK adults say they have no idea about how the EU’s new EES will work when it kicks off in October. -
Europe News Germany's Scholz urges Europe to do more for Ukraine as UK PM ups defence spending A meeting between the British and German leaders made for a show of unity even as disagreements on how to help Ukraine persist. -
Slovakia Slovakia government tries to take control of state TV and radio Brussels fears the move could result in the country's rulers taking full control of the public broadcaster. -
Tech News UK regulator looks into Microsoft and Amazon’s AI partnerships The UK competition regulator identified an “interconnected web” of over 90 partnerships and “strategic investments” involving AI companies. -
Destinations From floating villages to deserted towns: Are these Europe’s best hidden gems? European Best Destinations has published its annual list of the best hidden gems on the continent. -
No Comment WATCH: Police in Armenia push protesters off road Residents started a blockade after authorities announced a border deal under which Baku will regain control of four formerly Azeri-populated villages in the area. -
Markets Brewing up demand: Heineken's foaming beer sales beat analysts' forecasts The Dutch brewer sold more beer in Q1 compared with the same time last year, with sales of premium brands doing particularly well. -
Europe News Hopes high for new corporate sustainability rules after MEP vote The new rules forcing companies to check supply chains have been hailed by environmental and social activists – but raised significant concerns over red tape. -
Yemen Blast near a ship off Yemen may mark a new attack by Houthi rebels Attacks have lulled in recent weeks following a US-led airstrike campaign targeting the rebels in Yemen. -
Business Visa profits jump as struggling customers turn to plastic to pay bills Credit card usage has increased dramatically in the US in recent months, as customers increasingly struggle to pay for everyday items and charge them instead to cards. -
Europe News ‘Useless’: European conservatives refuse to field lead candidate in June’s election The right-wing European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) party has confirmed it will not field a lead candidate in June’s European elections, spurning the process as "useless." -
Tech News EU elections: How is Europe preparing for possible disinformation campaigns? Here’s a look at some of the efforts in Europe to tackle disinformation and what voters should look out for before the June vote. -
Business Investment fund managers' decision-making is affected by politics. Here's what that means Fund managers' political leanings sway the way they vote, impacting company governance at the expense of its performance, Massimo Massa and Lei Zhang write. -
Critical thinking is needed more than ever in the AI age and it could add thousands to your salary Like everything else, critical thinking is a skill that takes time and practice to develop. The more you do it, the better you become. -
Tech News EU-Japan to cooperate on AI, data flows The regions will call upon the OECD countries to support safe, secure AI. -
Earth News High Seas Treaty: EU votes to ratify landmark international law to protect oceans The vote is an important signal to the rest of the world that the EU is serious about prioritising greater ocean protection. -
Earth News Commission seeks to clarify ‘essential use’ of dangerous chemicals The European Commission has drawn up strict criteria on when the use the most dangerous substances is justified, but with an overhaul of the EU's core chemicals regulation still on ice, green NGOs have urged a redoubling of efforts to limit pollution and health risks. -
Focus Port of Baku: the Eurasian trade hub working to expand and accelerate growth The Port of Baku, strategically located on the Caspian Sea, is expanding to meet global trade demands while prioritising sustainability and investing in local projects. -
Culture news Best of British and Irish songwriting celebrated in Ivor Novello nominees Nominees have been announced for the 2024 Ivor Novello Awards, the awards that celebrate the best songwriting and composing for the previous year in British and Irish popular music. -
Culture news I want to hold your 12 string: John Lennon’s lost guitar heads to auction The long-lost guitar, played by John Lennon, could set a new world record as "the highest-selling Beatles guitar." -
Tech News Six EU countries pressed to appoint platform watchdogs The European Commission opened infringement procedures today. -
World News Several military horses run wild in London, injuring four people Pictures and videos of riderless horses in the centre of the British capital have been shared on social media. -
Europe Decoded If the EU wants to be a global power, it needs a new 'Big Bang' and a union of 36 At the end of the day, people on both sides of the border must be reassured of the potential for prosperity for the next generation of Europeans. If the past is any indication of the future, we can safely say that the business case is indisputable, Stefano Mallia writes. -
Art A room of her own: Louvre to give ‘disappointing’ Mona Lisa new digs France’s Louvre could move the Mona Lisa to her own basement room. Here’s why. -
Business Italy delivers €10 million fine to Amazon over 'unfair' commercial practices Authorities say the firm's pre-ticking site design limits the freedom of choice for consumers. -
Europe News Roughly €56 billion US military aid is planned to help Ukraine against Russia. How will it work? US President Joe Biden is expected to pass a bill on Wednesday giving Ukraine €56 billion in its efforts to stave off Russia's ongoing invasion. Despite the hoopla some Ukrainian lawmakers express hesitation about how the support will actually help the front line. -
Russia A Russian deputy defence minister appears in court on bribery charges Timur Ivanov is accused of accepting a massive bribe when he was one of Russia's 12 deputy defence ministers. -
Europe News Europe's fruit farmers worry as unseasonal frosts threaten harvests As Europe endures an unusual cold snap, many fruit farmers are concerned for their summer harvests. -
Europe News Chinese Nuctech raided in ex officio foreign subsidies investigation The EU Commission has used new powers to raid a Chinese surveillance company under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation – in a move that will further complicate ties with Beijing. -
Culture news Britain's diverse cultural heritage at forefront of 2024 Turner Prize nominees Four artists have been nominated for the Turner Prize, Britain’s most prestigious art award, for the first time. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 24th – Midday 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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Turkey Are billions of EU funds sent to Turkey to help refugees really making a difference? Brussels has sent Turkey billions of euros to provide for migrants and refugees who would otherwise cross into the EU. But it's not clear how the money is being spent. -
Europe Decoded The EU must work with Europe's cities to end youth homelessness Our message is clear: we can only achieve lasting change if all levels of government work together in a strategic partnership for action, Lyon Métropole's Vice President Renaud Payre writes. -
Nutrition Excess pesticide residues fourfold higher in imported food, agency finds There is a low risk to consumer health from exposure to pesticide residues in food but imports from third countries need to be monitored since they are four times more likely to exceed recommended levels, according to the latest findings of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). -
Economy Why do France and Belgium risk credit rating downgrades in 2024? The risk of sovereign credit downgrades is increasing for France and Belgium, as both countries contend with escalating fiscal deficits and debts. Scope Ratings emphasised Europe's post-crisis fiscal strain, underscoring the urgency for actions. -
Culture news UK government rejects findings of Misogyny In Music report The UK government has rejected the recommendations suggested by the Misogyny In Music report to improve gender equality in the music industry. -
Europe News Far-right German MEP to remain top EU candidate despite aide's arrest on Chinese spying charges The leading candidate for the AfD says he will fire a staffer facing espionage charges, but is refusing to step back from his own position. -
USA Remnants of bird flu virus found in pasteurised milk, US regulator says Although the virus is lethal to commercial poultry, most infected cattle seem to recover within two weeks, experts said. -
Economy Mining for gold? Don't be rushed into fakes. Seven tips to spot what's real and what's not More and more people are turning to gold as a safer place to invest, but scams are on the increase. Here are seven tips to spot fake gold. -
Tech News US president signs law to force sale of TikTok under threat of ban The US Congress sent an aid package to the US president that included a provision requiring TikTok's parent company to sell the platform or face a ban. -
Europe News EU launches probe into China's public procurement of medical devices The European Commission has launched a probe to examine how China favours its domestic companies in tenders for medical devices and weigh possible tit-for-tat measures. -
Art Long-lost Klimt portrait goes under the hammer at Vienna auction The auction house estimates the painting's value at up to €50 million, but Klimt works have sold for higher prices at recent auctions. -
USA College students across US face arrest over pro-Palestinian protests Concerns about threats to Jewish students and faculty are being cited as a reason for harder crackdowns on demonstrators. -
My Wildest Prediction What if health tech ends up with us being our own best doctors? Audrey Tsang is the CEO of the app Clue. You might be wondering what Clue is, but over 10 million people in more than 190 countries use it religiously to track their periods. Clue is a trailblazer in menstrual health and femtech. -
World News EU hopeful North Macedonia holds presidential elections Accession to the EU and the rule of law are key points in the Balkan country's presidential race. -
Art Venice Biennale highlights: Our picks of the must-see pavilions and exhibitions The 60th edition of the event turns the spotlight on the global south and historically marginalised artists. -
World News Athens turns orange as winds carry dust from Sahara desert Skies over southern Greece turned an orange hue on Tuesday as dust clouds blown across the Mediterranean Sea from North Africa engulfed the Acropolis and other Athenian landmarks. -
Markets Tesla's stock surges on optimism for Musk's affordable car line-up Tesla's shares surged by more than 10% despite a miss on the first-quarter earnings estimates as CEO Elon Musk signalled that the cheaper version of electric vehicles (EV) would arrive earlier than expected. -
World News UK Home Secretary in Italy to discuss ways to tackle flow of illegal migrants Visit comes a day after British parliament passed controversial Safety of Rwanda Bill which will see some illegal migrants in the UK deported to the central African country, legislation that has been slammed by lawyers and international human rights groups. -
Health news Italy passes law allowing pro-life groups access to abortion clinics Opponents of the amendment question the wisdom of allowing medically unqualified groups access to women considering an abortion but the government counters the move is designed so prospective patients can be better informed. -
Culture news Vivienne Westwood’s personal wardrobe goes under the hammer - both online and in London More than 200 items spanning 40 years will be sold in a two-part auction this summer, with part of the sale proceeds going to charity. -
Economy Large properties boost Britain's housing market despite high interest rates Property prices rise to a near-record level in April, although buyers seeking smaller homes still face affordability challenges. -
Moments Beaches, lakes and sea pools: Europe’s best train journeys for a summer break Chlorinated pools can have an annual footprint of 1,400kg CO2, so cool off in these dreamy natural swimming spots instead. -
Design Tree nurseries to floating universities: EUmies architecture prize set to announce winning project From 362 nominees, 40 finalists compete for a €60,000 prize, with additional recognition for emerging architects. -
Economy How financially literate are Europeans? Not very it turns out - but who knows the most? EU citizens are not doing well when it comes to financial literacy. Nearly half lack an understanding of basic financial concepts, including inflation. -
Climate Drought, food shortages and deadly heat: El Niño has ended but its impacts are still being felt El Niño has been changing global weather patterns with deadly consequences around the world. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 24th – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
USA US Senate passes $95 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine and Israel President Joe Biden said the package “sends a message to the world about the power of American leadership” and that he would sign it into law on Wednesday. -
World News EU foreign policy chief compares Gaza destruction with German cities in WWII UNRWA’s commissioner general says attacks on the agency’s reputation were intended to strip Palestinians of refugee status, a day after independent report found Israel still hadn’t provided any evidence staff had links to terror groups. -
Economy Wasting renewables: Where is Europe in the race for clean energy transition? Europe is not on track with its energy transition goals, but is in a good position to succeed in reaching them, French multinational energy management group Schneider Electric tells Euronews Business.