Nedra Talley Ross, Founding Member of Pioneering Group the Ronettes, Dead at 80
The singer, who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2007, was known for '60s hits like "Be My Baby"
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'Michael' breaks records for music biopics at box office with $217 million global opening
International sales are strong, as 'Michael' has collected a $217.4 million global opening - a new high for a music biopic. The film has defied a rocky production, negative reviews, as well as accusations of whitewashing the troubling legacy of the King of Pop.
EU leaders back US president after attack
Also in this newsletter: On 40th Chernobyl disaster anniversary, Zelenskyy accuses Russia of committing 'nuclear terrorism.'
Israel and Hezbollah finding ways to go back to "pre-ceasefire modus operandi" - Lebanese Minister
The truce in Israel and Hezbollah's war in Lebanon is "not holding", with both sides finding ways to return to the "modus operandi of the pre-ceasefire agreement", Lebanese Minister Kamal Shehadi tells Europe Today.
‘Kindness is in the Philippines' DNA’: Communities offer meals, aid to drivers hit by soaring fuel prices
Calls are growing for more concrete government action, including increased subsidies for drivers.
King Charles jets to US for trip overshadowed by Iran quarrel and shooting
By Michael Holden and Suzanne Plunkett LONDON/WASHINGTON, April 27 (Reuters) - Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in the United States later on Monday for a four-day trip, a tour which has taken on even greater prominence after the White House Correspondents'
China’s sovereign debt to debut in SE Asia’s largest economy
A landmark agreement allowing China to issue sovereign bonds in Indonesia’s domestic market on a reciprocal basis signals a deliberate push for regional financial integration. The reciprocal sovereign bond issuance agreement between China and Indonesia marks a strategic
Modi’s BJP gains ground in India’s Upper House after AAP lawmakers defect
The BJP is now 10 short of a simple majority in the Rajya Sabha house.
Modi's BJP gains ground in India’s upper house after AAP lawmakers defect
NEW DELHI, April 27 - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP party strengthened its position in parliament’s upper house after seven opposition lawmakers joined it, a parliamentary list showed on Monday, a shift that could ease the government’s passage of legislation.
Sudhanshu Saria’s Four Line Films Launches Debut Features ‘Pech’ and ‘Silverfish’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Indian National Film Award-winning filmmaker Sudhanshu Saria is producing two debut features under his Four Line Films banner – Mumbai social drama “Pech” and Silicon Valley creature-feature “Silverfish” – with the latter having screened as one of five projects selected for the
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: How to make decarbonization efforts pay off
Learn how to master the CBAM methodology and turn compliance into a strategic advantage. Join the upcoming webinar “How to make decarbonisation efforts pay off” on 7 May 2026, from 13:30 to 15:00 CEST. This webinar will provide information to help exporters in a third-country
Nuclear, renewables, and green hydrogen: Is the EU betting on the right energy mix?
Europe's energy security has been severely hit by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The Iran war halted tanker traffic in early March 2026, so flows of Qatari and Emirati LNG and Persian Gulf oil have been reduced or brought to a standstill.
Sergei Kamzin and Leonid Shorsher: Anti-war Russian entrepreneurs whose story deserves Europe's attention
Sergei Kamzin and Leonid Shorsher are Russian entrepreneurs whose business careers are tied to City Invest Bank JSC, a midsize bank in St. Petersburg registered by the Bank of Russia on December 30, 1994, and holding a universal banking license. Both shareholders are currently
India’s power demand hits record as heat wave batters nation
The surge in consumption is being driven by searing temperatures across the country.
The Chinese sports brand taking on Nike and Adidas
Now one of the biggest sportswear firms, Anta's rise follows a playbook adopted by many Chinese giants.
New IRA suspected in car bomb blast outside Northern Ireland police station
Police probe a car bomb outside Dunmurry station near Belfast, with two minors evacuated and the New IRA suspected of the overnight attack.
Watch Olivia Rodrigo Perform ‘Drop Dead’ at Open Mic Night in New York City
The song comes off the singer's forthcoming album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love
Maul Shadow Lord episode 8 Dryden Vos Easter egg, explained
Maul - Shadow Lord has just revealed one of the most anticipated prequel characters of all time: Dryden Vos.
Airline flying the flag for inclusive air travel for all
A major airline is doing its bit to help people with special needs cope with the often frantic environment of a modern airport. For many passengers, moving through an airport is something that has become familiar and, in the main, is usually straightforward. But the added
Africa: Calls for Stronger Nutrition Integration Ahead of the World Health Summit Regional Meeting
[PAN South Africa] Africa's health systems are under increasing strain as the continent faces a growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), climate-related pressures on food systems, and widening inequalities in accessing nutritious food. These challenges are deeply
Kanye 'Ye' West Portugal concert to go ahead - government will take action in case of risk
Kanye West is scheduled to perform at the Algarve Stadium on 7 August. However, with the cancellation of several shows across Europe, doubts have been growing as to whether the concert will take place. The organisation guarantees that the event will go ahead and points to
Pirates seize another vessel off Somali coast as threat level increased
The UK's maritime monitor reports at least four suspected piracy incidents in the past week off the coast of Somalia.
Kim Jong Un opens memorial for N Korean soldiers killed in Ukraine war
Kim Jong Un and Russian Defence Minister Andrey Belousov unveiled the memorial in Pyongyang.
ChatGPT passes Japan top universities’ entrance exams with highest scores
The answers were graded by teachers from major cram school Kawai Juku.
Asian Games years could be moved in shake-up: Reports
The reported proposal would mean Asia's biggest sporting spectacle doubling up as qualifying and preparation for the Olympics, giving it added significance.
Africa: Chamisa Condemns South Africa Xenophobic Attacks
[263Chat] Former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has condemned the recent wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa calling them "deeply regrettable" and "wholly unacceptable".
Africa: South Africa's Minister of Police Condemns Attack On Ghanaians and Other Nationals
[Ghanaian Times] South Africa's Minister of Police Professor Firoz Cachalia, has strongly condemned the recent xenophobic acts of violence and intimidation directed at Ghanaians and other foreign nationals within the Republic of South Africa.
Africa: Russia's Africa Corps Describes Mali Attacks As Coup Attempt, Blames West
[Premium Times] The European Union, in a statement, condemned the attack, offering "sincere condolences to the families of the victims and to the Malian authorities."
Less bread and WFH Fridays – what Pret boss knows about our habits
Customers want great value but that doesn't necessarily mean the cheapest products, says Pano Christou.
French teen who licked vending machine straw faces jail in Singapore
The teen, who posted on social media a video of himself licking the straw, could be jailed for more than two years.
Japanese public wants energy-saving steps as Takaichi holds back
Some 74 per cent of those surveyed in a recent poll said energy-saving is needed.
Greens issue list of demands for 'EU change'
MEPs have issued “five essential points" for EU reform following the Hungarian election results. They say the EU needs to “seize the opportunity and ensure that we will never see another member state steal EU funds, block decisions and take away people’s rights”. The Tisza
European markets open higher despite US-Iran negotiations stalling
European markets opened higher on Monday morning, despite talks between Iran and the US stalling.
Orangutan uses Indonesia canopy bridge in 'world first': NGO
A Sumatran orangutan has been filmed for the first time crossing a man-made canopy bridge constructed to help the endangered animals bypass a tarred road on the Indonesian island, an NGO said Sunday.
‘Joint venture in reverse’: Foreign carmakers seek edge with China partners
Legacy overseas brands are now seeking out collaborations in China to boost competitiveness.
Oil prices rise as US-Iran peace talks stall
President Trump said on Saturday that the US had cancelled plans to send a team to Pakistan for negotiations.
What is Europe doing to avoid a new energy crisis? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot
EU fossil fuel imports have increased by €24 billion since the US-Iran war, with oil prices up 60 per cent and gas 70 per cent. How will the EU’s new AccelerateEU plan avoid a full-scale energy shortage? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.
Five cool European cities you can’t miss - or pronounce
Some of Europe’s most compelling destinations aren’t the ones you already know—they’re the ones you’re not quite sure how to say. From Wrocław (vro-tswahf) to Aalborg (awl-borg), a new wave of cities across Central and Northern Europe is redefining travel through design,
Jonah Hill Says David O. Russell Was “F***ing Nuts” While Filming ‘I Heart Huckabees’
Hill came quick with compliments — “I mean 'Flirting With Disaster' and 'Three Kings,' he’s so goated” — while getting real about Russell’s notorious 2004 production, which he said was drowning in drama as he screamed at Lily Tomlin and wrestled with production designer K.K.
Lightning strikes kill 14 as Bangladesh lashed by seasonal storms
DHAKA, April 27 - At least 14 people were killed after lightning strikes hit several parts of Bangladesh, officials said on Monday, as seasonal thunderstorms swept across the country.
Europe Today: Suspect of White House press dinner shooting reportedly targeted Trump
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.
Record bear sightings in Japan cause alarm as hibernation ends
Woman’s body found in Iwate prefecture last week, soon after a police officer was injured in bear attack nearby Rested but famished bears emerging from hibernation in Japan are already coming into contact with humans, with the pace of sightings outstripping that seen in 2025, a
The Devil Wears Prada 2, Melanie C and birds: What to see, do or hear this week in Europe
Meryl Streep returns as the world's most fearsome fashion magazine editor while former Spice Girl Melanie C releases her ninth studio album. Here's what to look out for this week.