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No Comment Ukraine’s Zhytomyr region reels after missile and drone strike Russian missile and drone strikes hit Ukraine’s Zhytomyr region, killing one and injuring 10, as dozens of homes and public buildings were destroyed. -
No Comment Nigeria worshippers mark Easter with Lagos street procession Nigeria marked Good Friday with hundreds of Catholic faithful marching through Lagos in a public reenactment of the Stations of the Cross, linking Christ’s suffering to the country’s economic pain. -
No Comment Iran reeling after B1 bridge strike as Trump threatens further attacks Images taken during a press tour of the site show collapsed sections of the roadway, twisted steel girders and extensive damage in the surrounding residential area where the B1 bridge near Karaj once stood. -
The Cube Fact check: How can a country actually withdraw from NATO? Donald Trump has threatened to pull out of the North Atlantic alliance over European countries' reticence to join the war in Iran. However, questions remain over how exactly he would be able to do so, both under domestic law and NATO treaties. -
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Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 3rd, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 3rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Culture news The GOATs reunite: Ronaldo and Messi join forces again for viral LEGO World Cup campaign Joined by Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Jr, the four football stars compete (and fail) to claim a brick-built World Cup trophy in LEGO's “Everyone Wants a Piece” ad. -
Iran US launches rescue operation after state TV says American fighter jet downed in Iran The incident is the first report of a US fighter jet being downed in Iranian territory since the United States and Israel launched its war on the Islamic republic on 28 February. -
Business Rome court rules Netflix price hikes illegal, opening door to €500 refunds A Rome court has found Netflix's subscription price increases between 2017 and 2024 to be unlawful, potentially entitling millions of Italian subscribers to refunds of up to €500. The streaming giant says it will appeal. -
France New Paris mayor vows to end all sexual violence in schools with €20m action plan Claims of sexual abuse in schools were a central issue in the campaign leading up to last month's Paris mayoral election. -
Health news Everyday plastic chemicals linked to millions of premature births worldwide A new study found that a chemical that is all around us could have contributed to 2 million preterm births. But not all parts of the world are affected to the same extent. -
USA Trump says US can open Hormuz with 'a little more time' and asks Congress for $1.5tr for defence Lying between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, the Strait of Hormuz is one of the most strategic and vital corridors for the transport of energy and has been effectively closed by Iran since the start of the war. -
Finland Finnish conscripts train for all-out war with Russia Finnish preparedness and deterrence against Russian aggression - whether in the form of hybrid attacks, or full-scale invasion, is long-established state practice. Conscripts are trained to be expert snipers; ready for all eventualities at the country's 1,350 km frontier with Russia. -
Euronews investigates Dangerous lignite: Bosnia and Herzegovina has problems with its energy transition Will Bosnia-Herzegovina's belated start to the energy transition delay its EU accession? The country is struggling to move away from coal-fired power generation. There is a shortage of desulphurisation plants. The air pollution is at an extreme level. The consequences are serious: Cancer from coal? -
Iran Israel's PM says 70% of Iran's steel production capacity destroyed, hindering weapons production Friday began with Israel saying it was under attack by a new barrage of missiles from Iran, as President Donald Trump warned the United States had yet to begin "destroying what's left" of the Islamic republic's infrastructure. -
Health news Easter eggs can be dyed and still eaten - follow these tips to make sure it's safe Eggs can be safely dyed and eaten over the Easter holiday by following a few simple food safety rules when cooking, cooling, and handling them. -
Kuwait UK deploys Rapid Sentry anti-drone system to Kuwait to fend off attacks, air force says Gulf countries including Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have been pulled into the Iran war, targeted by Iranian strikes in retaliation to attacks launched by the United States and Israel on 28 February. -
Business Eurasian cargo hub expands to capture Europe-Asia freight flows A new cargo terminal, expanded fuel storage and a duty-free customs regime aim to cut transit times and costs. The strategy targets airlines and logistics operators seeking alternative routes between Europe and Asia. -
Ukraine Ukrainian children taken at gunpoint by Russian forces in Kherson, documents show Euronews obtained a copy of one of the documented episodes of Russia's systemic abduction and forceful deportation of Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories. -
Armenia Putin issues ultimatum to Armenia over closer ties with EU In a rare blunt exchange at the Kremlin, Russia's president issued a public warning to Armenia, telling Yerevan to choose between the EU and Russia. The Armenian prime minister responded that in his country, the people of Armenia run a democratic political process. -
Europe News How long can the EU’s oil reserves last? The 400 million barrels of oil released by the International Energy Agency — of which 92 million barrels were contributed by 20 EU countries — could last about five months, according to analysts. The bloc also relies on storage reserves. -
Destinations Spain’s Picos de Europa: What to see and do in ‘the world’s most beautiful place’ The dramatic mountain park in northern Spain has topped Time Out’s list of the world’s most beautiful places. Still relatively under the radar, it’s a paradise for outdoor adventure. -
Culture news Marine archaeologists discover Danish warship destroyed by Nelson’s fleet 225 years ago Marine archaeologists are racing to excavate the wreck of the flagship Dannebroge before construction begins on a massive new housing project set to cover the site. -
Earth News Greece clamps down on black market fishing as endangered sea urchins pushed towards extinction Thousands of endangered sea urchins are being pulled from the sea in Greece, as fisherman succumb to lucrative profits. -
Europe News Swedish coastguard boards tanker believed to have caused oil spill in Baltic Sea According to the ship tracking site Marine traffic, Flora 1 departed the Russian oil port Primorsk headed for Santos in Brazil, flying the flag of Sierra Leone. -
Business Which European countries' ships are most hit by the Hormuz crisis? In Europe, Greece has been the most affected country so far, with at least 75 ships stranded in the region. -
Ukraine Kyiv region under 'massive' daytime drone and missile attack by Russia, officials say Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv was ready for a truce over the Easter holidays, but the Kremlin said it had not received any proposals. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 3rd, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 3rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Europe Today Romanian foreign minister in Kyiv on Bucha anniversary to witness 'moment of resilience' Romania's foreign minister Oana Țoiu is among the EU ministers in Ukraine this week to mark the four year anniversary of the Bucha massacre. -
Europe News Three members of Greek government quit over EU farm subsidy scandal, state TV says Most of the fraudulent subsidies went to the island of Crete, where the family of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been politically influential for over a century. -
Economy French ship crosses Strait of Hormuz in first Western European transit during Iran war A vessel owned by France’s CMA CGM has become the first ship tied to Western Europe to cross the Strait of Hormuz since the outbreak of the Iran war in late February, according to ship tracking data. -
Economy Trump unveils up to 100% tariffs on patented drugs Companies in the EU, Japan, Korea and Switzerland face a lower, capped tariff rate under existing trade agreements with the US. -
Focus When climate action pays: how Europe’s top companies are turning sustainability into billions Some of Europe’s leading companies gathered in Paris to mark CDP’s 25th anniversary, showing how sustainability disclosure is not just good for the planet - it can also boost the bottom line. -
Economy French and South Korean leaders say they'll work together to reopen Strait of Hormuz Iran warned the UN Security Council against any "provocative action", ahead of a scheduled vote on a draft resolution on the Strait of Hormuz that ended up being postponed. -
Space Artemis II astronauts describe 'breathtaking views' in space as they rocket toward the Moon Artemis II astronauts shared their first impressions from space, describing stunning views of Earth and the Moon as they continue their historic mission beyond orbit, marking humanity’s return to deep space travel after more than 50 years. -
No Comment Ukraine’s ancient Easter egg art helps preserve national identity Ukraine is preparing for Easter with the pysanka, a hand‑decorated egg whose colours and symbols differ from one region to another and carry both religious and historical meaning. -
Iran Tehran fires at Israel as Trump warns US has not started 'destroying what is left' in Iran Israel's military reported a new missile salvo from Iran on Friday, with its air defences operating to down them, but there were no immediate reports of casualties. -
Earth News Inside the struggle to build Europe’s largest solar farm as €916 million project hit with delays Politicians say that renewables must play a ‘central role’ in strengthening energy security, but a huge solar farm has been met with resistance. -
Culture news ‘Easter Lily’: U2 surprise drop new EP to mark Good Friday ‘Easter Lily’ is the band’s second EP in as many months and features Brian Eno on a song which the band wrote for the parents of children growing up in war zones. -
Business US bank Goldman Sachs placed under police surveillance in Paris Police are on high alert days after a foiled attack on a Bank of America branch led to four people, including three minors, placed under formal investigation. -
Moments From the Amazon to Antarctica: These are the best once-in-a-lifetime marathons to try These marathons take runners from dramatic volcanoes to ice fields and historic landmarks, across St. Helena, Antarctica, China and more. -
Brussels, My Love? Podcast: Everything you need to know about the Hungarian elections After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will be challenged by the opposition led by Péter Magyar in the parliamentary election taking place on April 12. -
No Comment Belgium turns Easter chocolate into giant edible sculpture Belgium is celebrating Easter with giant edible sculptures as nearly 40 chocolatiers from across the country present their creations in Brussels for the fourth Bel’Oeuf exhibition. -
Travel News Are you the world’s worst photographer? This airline will pay you to take snaps of Iceland Icelandair is offering up a 10-day trip to prove that even the worst photographers can take incredible snaps of the country. -
No Comment Watch: Strike hits major Iranian bridge near Tehran, killing at least 8 civilians Iran said strikes on the unfinished B1 bridge in Alborz province killed at least eight people and wounded 95 on Thursday, after families gathered near the site for Nature Day celebrations. -
Space Artemis II astronauts begin journey towards Moon after spending day around Earth The so-called translunar ignition came 25 hours after liftoff, putting the three Americans and a Canadian on course for a lunar fly-around early next week. -
Europe in Motion Which European airports are most expensive to park your car this Easter? While most travellers focus on flights and accommodation, a new report reveals that airport parking can be an unexpected cost for Europeans on holiday. -
Cinema Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'The Drama' - The ideal (and darkest) date night movie of 2026 The course of true love never did run smooth... NB: This review does not contain any spoilers. The Drama’s ‘twist’ deserves its secrecy. If you’ve seen it or are aware of the central revelation, behave accordingly. -
Culture news The 19 best WhatsApp messages to send to celebrate Easter At Easter, Christian countries celebrate the resurrection of Christ. It is a precious time to spend with family and friends as there are a number of holidays across Europe and beyond. But if you can't have a face-to-face meeting, here's a list of sincere sentiments to share and celebrate Easter. -
Tech News ‘Kids will find a way around it’: Europeans on proposed social media bans for children As countries across Europe look to follow in Australia’s footsteps and ban social media for minors, Euronews Next asks Europeans whether they agree with the move or not. -
Business Public holidays: How much does a day off cost in Europe? Europe takes double-digit public holidays a year on average — but as Denmark showed when it axed one to fund its military, every day off has a price tag. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 3rd, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 3rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Moments Forget Brussels and Paris: Here are Europe’s new unexpected chocolate capitals Europe’s lesser-known chocolate cities are drawing attention this Easter, with Turin, Perugia and York ranked among the continent’s sweetest destinations. -
Health news Not all chocolate is created equal. But there are some health benefits Cacao has been associated with multiple health benefits; however, experts warn that commercial chocolate may not be as good. -
Earth News Italy clings to coal-powered plants as EU countries shield from Iran war with renewables Italy’s four coal-powered plants, which are currently on stand-by, could be reactivated if gas and oil supply issues escalate. -
USA US Defence Secretary Hegseth asks US Army chief to step down as Iran war grinds on Randy George 'will be retiring from his position as the 41st Chief of Staff of the Army effective immediately,' said Sean Parnell, the Pentagon’s top spokesman. George has held the post since August 2023 under the Biden administration. -
Europe News US Vice President Vance to visit Hungary days before key election US Vice President JD Vance will travel to Budapest on Tuesday and Wednesday for talks with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, days before a pivotal 12 April election in which Orbán faces his strongest opposition challenge in years.