24 April 2025 | Euronews
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Europe News UK lifts sanctions on Syria, says country deserves chance to rebuild economy The new authorities in Damascus have made a push for harsh sanctions imposed by western countries on Assad's government to be lifted, with limited success. -
Football Now 2025 AFC Champions League Elite: Who will win Asian football’s biggest prize? The final stages of the inaugural AFC Champions League Elite will be contested in Jeddah, with eight teams vying for the title of Asia’s best club. -
Europe News EU and UK underline commitment to energy transition at London summit The president of the European Commission has underlined the need for Europe to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels at an energy security summit hosted jointly by the UK government and International Energy Agency, despite US demands for Europe to ramp up LNG imports. -
Europe News Trump tells Putin to 'STOP!' in rare rebuke after 12 killed in wave of air strikes on Kyiv Trump's frustration is growing as a US-led effort to reach a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia made little progress. -
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Ukraine Allies asked Kyiv ‘not to provoke Russia’ during Crimea annexation, Mejlis leader tells Euronews Donald Trump’s claim that Ukraine didn't fight for Crimea 11 years ago "when it was handed over to Russia without a shot being fired" is both disrespectful and false, Chairman of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis told Euronews. -
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. -
The Europe Conversation US instability opens door for European innovation - European patent chief The EU has been struggling with a loss of productivity and slump in growth for almost two decades, while its competitors China and the US have surged ahead, taking the lead in innovation and retaining key industries. -
Tech News Dutch privacy regulator latest to warn against use of Meta AI Last year, the Irish data protection regulator already warned against the launch of the tool. -
Tech News France launches national online survey to gauge psychological impact of TikTok use on young people The consultation is part of a parliamentary commission of inquiry probing the platform and its impacts on young users in particular. -
Europe in Motion Refugee allowance and rent compensation: Here's how benefits for Ukrainians are changing in Europe The EU is hosting over 4.3 million Ukrainian refugees, with Germany having the largest share. Poland, Norway and other countries are adjusting their asylum policies. Here's how they compare. -
Lifestyle ‘Protect the dolls’: How a t-shirt became a viral symbol for trans rights The t-shirt, designed by Conner Ives, gained popularity when it was sported by several A-list celebrities. All proceeds from the sales are donated to US-based charity Trans Lifeline. -
Benin Islamic militants kill at least 54 soldiers in northern Benin, government says Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal Muslimeen (JNIM), a Mali-based terrorist group with links to Al-Qaeda, claimed responsibility for the 17 April killings. -
Vatican In silence and prayer, thousands say farewell to Pope Francis at St Peter’s Basilica More than 60,000 people have visited St Peter’s Basilica to bid farewell to Pope Francis. The queue started again at 6 am on Thursday, and thousands continue to arrive. Euronews journalist Maria Michela D'Alessandro joined them. -
Europe News MEPs seek 70% ‘buy European’ ratio for EU defence cash Despite internal divisions and an attempted delay, MEPs have passed a report calling to reduce Europe’s reliance on non-EU suppliers, boost joint procurement, and strengthen the bloc’s defence capabilities. -
Travel News From rising rents to rewilding: How tourists are rethinking their impact on the places they visit Since 2016, the number of travellers who say they want to make more responsible choices has doubled. -
Climate From the lab to the streets: Do scientists at climate protests shift public opinion? The findings also suggest that scientists can engage in public protest without compromising their credibility. -
Travel News Egypt travel: Pyramids of Giza revamp project hopes to curb congestion and aggressive vendors Egypt is taking steps to clean up the Pyramids of Giza - but the revamp has got off to a rocky start. -
India India and Pakistan cancel visas as rift deepens after mass shooting in Kashmir The rare attack, which targeted mostly tourists and left 26 people dead, shocked and outraged Indians, prompting calls for action against Pakistan. -
No Comment Flowers mark scene of Oldenburg shooting as calls for justice grow Flowers and candles have been laid at the scene where a 21-year-old man was shot dead by police in the German city of Oldenburg in the early hours of Sunday morning. -
Health news Smartphones aren't just stress-inducing. They could also help boost mental health, researchers say The app used in a recent study focused on five key tenets of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), the gold standard for mental health treatment. -
Germany German Greens push to abolish neutrality act, allowing headscarves for civil servants Greens in Berlin push to abolish the neutrality law, claiming it discriminates against Muslim women wearing headscarves and hampers their careers in public service. -
Culture news Lions vs Gladiators? Archaeologists find gruesome evidence of ancient Roman bloodsports in York Are you not entertained? New analysis from the bones of an ancient gladiator discovered in York suggests that British fighters may have been attacked by ferocious big cats during arena battles. -
Focus Central Asian nations take steps toward a unified media voice In this episode of Focus, we report from Astana, where media policymakers from across Central Asia gathered to strengthen regional cooperation and tackle global challenges facing the industry. -
France Top European court condemns France for failure to protect girls who reported rape France is in the midst of a long-running debate on expanding the definition of rape to include the absence of consent. -
Europe News One dead and three injured in Nantes high school stabbing, police say The alleged attacker was arrested at the scene after being restrained by a member of the teaching staff. -
Europe News Beijing offers to lift sanctions on MEPs, hoping to revive EU-China investment deal Beijing's offer to lift sanctions on MEPs comes amid growing speculation of an impending EU-China reset in reaction to Donald Trump's tariffs. -
Health news Childhood exposure to toxin could help explain rise in colorectal cancer among younger people Gene mutations linked to a bacterial toxin were more common in people who developed cancer early than those diagnosed after age 70. -
Space China steps up space race with another successful rocket launch Three astronauts have been sent to China's own space station to replace the current crew in a bid to reach the moon or even Mars. -
South Africa Zelenskyy cuts South Africa trip short after deadly Russian strike on Kyiv The Ukrainian president held talks with his South African counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa in Pretoria before leaving the country. -
No Comment Israel observes Holocaust Remembrance Day with nationwide silence Israel came to a standstill on Thursday as a two-minute siren sounded across the country to honour the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust. -
wellbeing 'A big green hug': In Belgium, forests of bluebells are offering an antidote to stressful times Belgians are discovering that a forest carpeted in bluebells could be the ideal tonic for some people's mental health and well-being. -
France French prime minister shocked by daughter's school abuse revelation François Bayrou denies knowing about abuse allegations at the Notre-Dame de Bétharram during his time as education minister in the 1990s. -
Vatican Pope Francis' final act of mercy: €200,000 donation to juvenile prison in Rome The official responsible for charity and prison pastoral care in Rome has described how the pontiff gave a massive sum from his personal account. -
No Comment San Lorenzo fans honour Pope Francis with memorial mass in Buenos Aires Fans of Argentine football club San Lorenzo gathered at a chapel in Buenos Aires to honour the memory of Pope Francis, a lifelong supporter of the team. -
Cinema New Hunger Games prequel announces cast: Joseph Zada and Whitney Peak to star A new chapter begins in Panem: The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping casts Joseph Zada and Whitney Peak in the long-awaited Haymitch prequel. -
Culture news Atelier Lavs: Meet the Italian designer who dressed Pope Francis throughout his papacy Filippo Sorcinelli, who has been working with the Supreme Pontiff's Office for Liturgical Celebrations for twenty years, has dressed Pope Francis since the beginning of his pontificate, always striving to respect his desire for simplicity and spiritual beauty. -
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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Culture news 'Savanna and the Mountain': How one rural Portuguese community fought a British lithium mining giant The film, on general release across Portugal from this Friday, gives voice to a northern mountainous regional rural community that's fighting the lithium extraction project led by British mining company, Savannah Resources. -
Business Are EV sales boosting Europe’s car market despite global uncertainty? Three of the four largest markets in the EU, including Germany, recorded robust double-digit growth in the EV sector. -
Business How China’s EV makers are navigating new paths to global expansion Chinese EVs are particularly popular in European markets due to their affordability, sleek designs and sophisticated features. -
No Comment Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv kills nine, injures dozens A wave of Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv overnight, leaving nine dead and 63 injured, including six children, according to Ukrainian officials. -
Economy Construction lifts German sentiment to 9-month highs but trade clouds loom Germany’s business morale rose to a 9-month high in April, yet sector confidence remains split. Manufacturing lags on trade fears, while construction and services gain. -
India Modi pledges to hunt Kashmir attackers 'to the ends of the Earth' The Indian prime minister has upped the ante in an already tense atmosphere after 26 people were killed in a shooting in Kashmir. -
Tech News Almost half of Europeans do not trust 'tech bros' or companies rolling out frontier tech like AI A new study shared exclusively with Euronews Next shows that the French, German, British, Italian, and Spanish public do not feel positive about frontier technologies such as AI. -
South Korea Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in indicted on bribery charges Moon's indictment adds him to a long list of South Korean leaders who have faced trials or scandals at the close of their terms or after leaving office. -
Business European defence spending gives Thales a boost as it reinforces 2025 targets Thales’ sales in the first quarter were supported by increased European defence spending. However, new orders lagged mainly due to a very high comparison base, especially for defence. -
No Comment Cypriot performer balances 416 glasses on head for Guinness record win Cyprus has earned a new entry in the Guinness Book of World Records after Dinos Kkantis balanced 416 drinking glasses on his head while dancing in traditional costume. -
Earth News Scientists say they can now calculate the trillions in climate damage caused by fossil fuel giants Experts believe the research could help bolster climate laws and make polluters pay for their role in global warming. -
Europe News 'It's so beautiful here but I miss the pope': Faithful and tourists in Rome mourn Pope Francis Pope Francis' death has changed the plans of many people visiting the Italian capital, with thousands flocking to St Peter's Square in the Vatican to pay their respects. -
Europe News Ukraine will have to make some compromises in Russia peace talks, Polish President Andrzej Duda says In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Polish President Andrzej Duda said that only the United States has the power to stop Russia. He believes peace will require compromises on both sides, including from Ukraine. -
Mobility Who is benefiting from Tesla's slump in Europe? Buyers are turning to these carmakers' EVs instead Many have pointed to Elon Musk's embrace of far-right politics as a reason for Tesla's downturn. It's become an opportunity for these rival automakers. -
Economy US Treasury Secretary says IMF and World Bank need reform Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the institutions “serve critical roles in the international system. And the Trump administration is eager to work with them — so long as they can stay true to their missions.” -
EuroVerify No, the ICJ hasn't declared Israel an 'illegal state' The false claims have been shared repeatedly over the past few months. -
Culture news Mysterious medieval cemetery near Cardiff Airport reveals secrets of women, wealth, and odd burials A medieval cemetery discovered in Wales is continuing to baffle archaeologists, revealing a community of women buried with signs of wealth, including a mysterious outcast thrown into a ditch. -
Markets Wall Street rally falters as Trump sends mixed tariff signals The rebound in the US stock markets ran out of steam after a two-day rally as the Trump administration sent mixed messages regarding its tariff plans on other countries, particularly China. -
Europe News The man ensuring the EU sticks to its own data laws | Radio Schuman The EU's privacy watchdog Wojciech Wiewiórowski is responsible for ensuring the EU's institutions stick to their own data protection laws. What were the challenges he faced during his mandate? And how will geopolitical tensions impact the digital future? -
Ukraine At least nine killed and dozens injured after Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said six children were among the injured. -
Tech News From TikTok to AI: What the EU now calls a security threat From TikTok to AI agents, burner phones to banned apps: rising global tensions are forcing EU officials to rethink which tech tools are safe to use - and which could hand secrets to foreign powers. -
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.
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Economy Slower growth looms over Eastern Europe as reform urgency rises Slower growth looms over Eastern Europe and Central Asia as inflation, weak external demand, and structural inertia take hold. The World Bank urges bold reforms to unlock productivity and avoid the middle-income trap. -
Europe News State-level security agency fails to arrest Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik Bosnia's state-level law enforcement agency's attempt to apprehend Bosnian Serb separatist leader Milorad Dodik, on a warrant issued over his first-instance court sentence for violating constitutional order, was blocked by his security and entity-level police. -
Europe News Hundreds injured after magnitude 6.2 earthquake strikes near Istanbul Hundreds injured as a powerful earthquake strikes Istanbul and other parts of northwestern Turkey.