23 April 2026 | Euronews
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The Ring Housing crisis - a test for Europe's social stability? MEPs clash in The Ring In this new edition of The Ring, broadcast from the European Parliament in Brussels, MEPs Dirk Gotink (EPP) and Maria Ohisalo (Greens) go face-to-face on the growing housing crisis in Europe. -
Iran Israel awaiting US green light to 'return Iran to Stone Age,' defence minister says The war has spilled out of Iran and engulfed the region, leaving several thousand people dead, mainly in Iran and Lebanon, and continues to destabilise the global economy. -
Lebanon UN 'working on' keeping presence in Lebanon after UNIFIL mandate expires in 2027 The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon has served fulfilled peacekeeping duties between Israel and Lebanon since 1978 but finds itself caught in the crossfire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah. -
Europe News Ukraine needs full not symbolic membership in the EU, Zelenskyy says With a €90 billion loan for Kyiv unlocked and a new package of sanctions against Russia going ahead, attention is turning to Hungary’s long-standing veto on Ukraine’s EU accession. -
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Ukraine US still delivering weapons to Ukraine despite Iran war, Zelenskyy says Meanwhile, three people were killed and 10 others wounded in a Russian drone attack on the central city of Dnipro. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 23rd, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Residences These are the best European holiday homes to stay in this year, according to Vrbo From a chalet in France to a villa on Mykonos, these stays are perfect for big groups. -
Travel News Here are all the new European flight paths on the horizon this summer For travellers still undecided about where to venture to in the coming months, these new routes could be the answer. -
Europe News 'Made in Europe' law should be limited to geographically close countries, leading MEP says French liberal MEP Christophe Grudler, who will lead negotiations on a “Made in Europe” law in the European Parliament, told Euronews the European preference proposed by the European Commission to counter foreign competition in the EU market extends to too many non-EU countries. -
Tech News Meta to track staff’s keystrokes and clicks to train its AI, report Meta is reportedly using workplace tracking software to collect data from employees in order to train its artificial intelligence systems. The move raises questions about how far companies can go in using staff activity to improve AI tools. -
Business QatarEnergy launches first LNG exports from $10bn Golden Pass project in Texas QatarEnergy has launched the first LNG exports from its Golden Pass project in Texas, deepening its presence in the US and strengthening its position in global gas markets. -
No Comment Pope Leo XIV ends Africa tour with open-air mass in Equatorial Guinea Pope Leo XIV held a mass in Malabo, marking the end of his 11-day Africa tour. -
Europe News EU leaders meet in Cyprus to talk Ukraine, Hormuz, energy and mutual defence One of the key issues at the summit will be Article 42.7 of the EU treaties, which provides mutual assistance in case of an armed attack. Member states want to develop a playbook to know how the article works in practice. -
Business Poland's growing role in the G20 global economic debate Poland's participation in the G20 has become one of the key themes of the 18th European Economic Congress in Katowice. The government emphasised the success of the country's economic transformation and the growing importance of Poland on the international stage. -
Health news Medical data from 500,000 UK volunteers advertised for sale on a Chinese website The health data of 500,000 UK Biobank volunteers was advertised for sale on the Chinese website Alibaba. -
Markets Hair dryer trick behind €25,000 win? France probes potential weather data scam linked to Polymarket Officials in France have launched an investigation into the potential compromise of national weather sensors after a series of anomalous temperature readings coincided with betting activity on Polymarket. -
Travel News Ryanair customers will have to get to bag drop 20 minutes earlier from November Europe’s largest airline has made the change to accommodate long airport security and passport queues. -
Iran US and Iran continue seizing ships in tense Hormuz standoff The US and Iran continued seizing ships in the tense Hormuz standoff, with Tehran calling Washington's blockade a “ceasefire violation” and claiming it has been collecting transit fees for passage. -
Earth News ‘Turn short-term crisis measures into lasting reforms’: Experts on EU’s energy battle plan Green energy organisations have praised the proposals, but underline that they need to be supported with concrete, implementable reforms in order to be effective. -
Cinema Maggie Gyllenhaal named Venice Film Festival jury president for 2026 edition “Venice has always supported truthful, singular voices, and I am honored to play a part in continuing that brave and necessary tradition," said Gyllenhaal. -
Europe News Iran's exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi splattered with red liquid in Berlin The alleged perpetrator, whose name was not released in line with German privacy rules, was immediately detained by police. -
No Comment France holds national tribute for soldier killed in Lebanon The Minister for the Armed Forces, Catherine Vautrin, the Chief of Staff of the Army and General Pierre Schill preside over a national tribute ceremony in Montauban to honour the memory of Staff Sergeant Florian Montorio. -
Travel News What to see in Rabat, the new World Book Capital, as a bibliophile From hidden bookstores to historic libraries, Rabat offers many delights for book lovers. -
Business US and Azerbaijan begin rollout of key projects after Trump peace deal The US and Azerbaijan have launched technical talks on the TRIPP corridor as global energy shocks push Baku's transit capabilities to the heart of Europe's gas supply debate. -
Business Ukrainian billionaire Rinat Akhmetov buys €471m Monaco apartment in record deal Ukrainian billionaire Rinat Akhmetov has purchased a vast luxury apartment in Monaco for €471 million in what is believed to be one of the most expensive single residential transactions ever recorded. -
Road To Rising urban populations — how can WUF13 support cities? Preparations for the 13th World Urban Forum are under way, highlighting the need for global dialogue, cooperation and knowledge sharing to address shared challenges in housing, climate resilience and urban growth. -
Cinema A family affair? Michael Jackson family and biopic stars defend ‘Michael’ despite very poor reviews It could be the film to beat for the title of 2026's most soulless release... But (most of) the Jackson family are defending the MJ biopic 'Michael', which could beat box office records this weekend despite overwhelmingly negative reviews. -
Europe News EU agrees fresh sanctions on Russia but leaves maritime services ban on hold Due to Greece and Malta's concerns, the full ban on maritime services will be left on hold pending an agreement at the G7 level. The US, however, is going in the opposite direction by providing sanctions relief to Russia. -
Health news Work is killing 840,000 people a year, and stress is mainly the cause, UN report finds Psychosocial risk factors –including long working hours, job insecurity, and workplace bullying and harassment– create harmful working environments that harm people’s physical and mental health, according to a new report. -
Health news Synthetic drugs reshape global markets, putting health systems under pressure Emerging patterns of substance use are creating more complex and less predictable health risks. Experts warn that health systems are struggling to keep pace, while access to treatment and prevention services remains limited. -
Europe News EU approves €90 billion loan for Ukraine after Hungary lifts controversial veto The two-month-long impasse over the €90 billion for Ukraine came to an end on Thursday after Hungary lifted its contentious veto. Brussels says the first payment will be made "as soon as possible". -
Sport Italian officials roundly reject proposal to replace Iran squad at 2026 World Cup Italy missed out on the World Cup for the third successive time after losing a penalty shootout to Bosnia and Herzegovina in their qualifying playoff final. -
Economy Iran war effects on Europe: Is a recession already unfolding? The eurozone’s private sector slipped back into contraction in April, marking its weakest performance in nearly a year and a half since November 2024, as the war in Iran hit services and fuelled inflation. -
Business EV sales spike nearly 50% in the EU in March amid Iran war energy fears EV growth in the EU is accelerating as Iran war disruption to the Strait of Hormuz tightens global oil and gas supplies, driving fuel price volatility. -
Destinations These are the top destinations in Europe for a last-minute trip Whether you’re looking for a cultural break exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites or just want to relax by the beach, here’s where you should be headed. -
Europe News European Economic Congress 2026: Is Europe too late to the metal recycling game? As the energy transition drives demand for battery metals, European policymakers are scrambling to catch up on recycling and raw material security — decades after the rest of the world got started. -
Europe News 'Ground the jets' — EU lawmakers take aim at luxury flights in energy crunch The call comes as Europe’s aviation sector braces for widespread disruption, with airlines warning of flight cancellations. Against this backdrop, European lawmakers argue that continued unrestricted use of private jets represents a glaring inequity. -
No Comment Two runners help collapsed competitor finish Boston Marathon Ajay Haridasse collapsed near the Boston Marathon finish line but was helped up by Robson De Oliveira of Brazil and Aaron Beggs of Britain, who supported him across the line as other runners continued the race. The dramatic moment unfolded during Monday’s race. -
Culture news Ship sunk by Sir Francis Drake in the 16th century found in the Spanish bay of Cadiz Researchers have recovered the wreck of the San Giorgio e Sant'Elmo Buonaventura, sunk during the British attack on the port of Cadiz. The wreck preserved food, American dyes and DNA from the crew's illnesses. -
Art Why are there protests over plan to send Frida Kahlo masterpieces to Spain? Officials are trying to reassure Mexicans that a collection of artworks would return by 2028. Still, critics of the move to Spain remain skeptical. -
Tech News Samsung employees protest and threaten strike, demanding share of profits amid AI boom Record profits but angry workers: thousands of Samsung workers threatening strike over bonus dispute. -
Europe News European Economic Congress opens in Katowice with focus on self-sufficiency In the midst of growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty for the continent, the latest iteration of the European Economic Congress began in Katowice on Wednesday with a focus on economic survival. -
Culture news Francophonie Spring expands its cultural reach across Central Asia A two-week festival across seven cities showcased French language and culture, reflecting growing interest in Francophone education and exchange in Kazakhstan. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 23rd, 2026 – Midday Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Tech News Meet ACE: The AI robot can beat human table tennis pros A new robot developed by Sony can now take on top table tennis players, highlighting how quickly artificial intelligence is advancing into complex human skills. -
Earth News ‘Abandoned fish farms everywhere’: Greek island grapples with debris polluting the Ionian Sea The Greek island of Ithaca is still facing pollution years after fish farms were abandoned. -
Health news Third cancer patient dies in Spanish hospital after medication error The case, which affected five patients in total, is being investigated by the judiciary as a possible crime of medical negligence. -
Europe Today Watch: Why the fuel crisis might ground your summer vacation flights? If you are planning a holiday this year, you might want to check your bank balance and your flight status before you pack. Europeans are entering what is shaping up to be a "Surcharge Summer". What causes this turbulence? -
USA US Navy Secretary John Phelan leaves post amid Iran war in latest Pentagon shake-up The Pentagon shakeup continued as US Navy Secretary John Phelan suddenly departed during the Iran war, with Trump-backed combat veteran Hung Cao taking over temporarily. -
Europe News Adapt or lose: Ukraine's drone war is exposing Europe's weakness Europe risks falling behind in modern warfare unless it learns from Ukraine's rapid, drone-driven innovation model, argues Dr Robert Brüll, founder and CEO of German company FibreCoat, in an opinion piece for Euronews. -
Culture news The art of translation: Discussing the art form with International Booker Prize judge Sophie Hughes This World Book Day, we discuss the oft-overlooked art of literary translation and the future of the practice with translator and 2026 International Booker Prize judge Sophie Hughes. -
The Cube Winning Hungary's election hasn't stopped false claims about Péter Magyar Misleading posts misrepresent the Hungarian prime minister-elect by using old clips out of context. -
Europe News At least 18 injured, five critically, in head-on train crash in Denmark, officials say Police were unable to provide information about the cause of the accident, which occurred near a level crossing in a rural wooded area near the town of Hillerod, about 40 kilometres north of Copenhagen. -
Europe News France and UK renew landmark pact to curb English Channel crossings The aim of the agreement is to prevent illegal crossings of the English Channel. The two countries' interior ministers are due to meet near the northwestern French city of Dunkirk on Thursday. -
Europe Today Trump attacks against NATO allies 'painful', says former NATO chief Former NATO secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen says the hostility US President Trump holds for NATO allies is 'painful' to see. He says Europe needs to move fast to become independent from US security architecture, and, where possible, make a preference for European weapons over US-made. -
Cinema Meryl Streep: ‘Would we have fashion without gay people?’ The award-winning actress, who has long been an LGBTQ+ ally, returns to her iconic role of Miranda Priestly in the upcoming 'The Devil Wears Prada 2'. -
No Comment Two trains collide head-on in Denmark, leaving multiple injured Two trains collided near Hillerød in Denmark leaving several people injured. -
Europe Today 'Recovery could take years’: EU energy commissioner forecasts future energy pain European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen has warned in exclusive comments to Euronews that, even if the Middle East conflict is resolved, energy prices will not stabilise to pre-war levels for years. -
Turkey Opinion: The courage to speak At the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, my experience as a rabbi showed that even small moments of dialogue can begin to rebuild fragile bridges between communities. -
Europe Today Latvian defence minister has 'no doubt' US would aid NATO allies if needed Latvian Defence Minister Andris Sprūds hailed an "excellent relationship" between the US and its allies despite President Donald Trump's inflammatory rhetoric and threats to exit NATO. -
Europe News Russian oil flow to Slovakia via Druzhba pipeline resumes Bratislava confirmed that the country started receiving crude oil through the Druzhba pipeline early on Thursday, after a three-month halt. -
Culture news Italy under pressure over Kanye ‘Ye’ West gig after UK, France, Poland and Switzerland cancellations The European leg of controversial rapper’s 2026 tour has so far been derailed by several cancellations over his past antisemitic remarks. Gigs in UK, France, Poland and Switzerland have already been axed, and his upcoming Italian concert is now under pressure from trade unions and politicians. -
Earth News Central Asia bets on ‘ecological solidarity’ as water crisis deepens Beyond political signalling, the Regional Ecological Summit in Astana delivered tangible commitments. A total of 17 agreements worth over $2.3 billion were signed at RES 2026, with the bulk of investments channelled into renewable energy, waste management, and industrial decarbonisation. -
Europe in Motion Does lowering speed limits have an impact on road deaths and injuries in Europe? From Paris to Stuttgart, cities are hitting the brakes on speed in an effort to save lives. Could this be the key to reaching zero road deaths in the EU by 2050? -
No Comment A robot Sony built with AI is defeating human pros at table tennis Japanese electronics giant Sony built the robotic arm it calls Project Ace and pitted it against professional athletes. -
Europe Today Newsletter: EU leaders weigh a NATO-style common defence clause Also in this newsletter: EU unblocks €90bn Ukraine loan and new Russia sanctions. -
Economy Richest countries in 2026: New measure of wealth pushes France and Germany out of top ten Measures of “richest countries” can be misleading. A new prosperity index — looking at income, GDP and how wealth translates into quality of life, social cohesion and long-term development — does not place the US, Germany, or France in the top ten. -
EU.XL The EU's age-verification app: a long-awaited ‘technical fix’ Brussels says its age-verification app is ready, but critics argue the Commission is both too slow and focused on the wrong problem. The presentation has already sparked debate over its security and effectiveness. -
Europe Today Europe Today: Ukraine loan set to be unlocked as EU moves to curb energy crisis Tune in to Europe Today, Euronews' flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day. -
Culture news Vespa turns 80: The spark that put the world on two Italian wheels From a 1946 patent to global icon: A revolutionary design which became a big screen darling and more. -
Business Tesla profits up but growth concerns linger as Musk lays out spending plans Tesla’s profit rose in the first quarter as its car sales rebounded from a sharp slump in 2025. -
The Ring Is Germany the sick man of Europe again? The Ring in Berlin In this episode of Ring, recorded in the German capital, it’s Bundestag vs. European Parliament: Christian Democrat Sepp Müller and Leftist Martin Schirdewan go head to head to discuss the reform backlog in the EU’s largest economy. -
Health news Scientists filmed Uganda’s Marburg virus hotspot for 5 months. Here’s what they found Scientists set up cameras in Uganda’s Marburg virus reservoir, capturing rare footage of wildlife and humans interacting in the site and raising concerns about spillover risk. -
Top News Stories Today Latest news bulletin | April 23rd, 2026 – Morning Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. -
Travel News Can the ‘deadzoning’ trend be a way to improve our wellbeing while travelling? This new travel craze is sweeping through millennials and Gen Z, who are intentionally becoming disconnected in an era of being chronically online. -
Tech News ChatGPT mirrors abusive language in heated conversations, study finds OpenAI’s ChatGPT produced insults and swear words as it responded to tense human conflicts, a study has found. -
Climate ‘Cut fossil fuel industry’s lifeline’: How subsidies and petrochemicals are propping up oil and gas Experts on the major wins they want to see from the Santa Marta fossil fuel phaseout conference. -
Iran Donald Trump says the US is in no rush to end war but 'clock is ticking' for Iran Earlier in the day, Trump said he had ordered the US Navy to "shoot and kill" any boats found laying sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz.