SpaceX partners with AI startup Cursor, may buy it for $60 bn
SpaceX on Tuesday announced a partnership with AI coding company Cursor and said the alliance comes with an option to buy the startup for $60 billion later this year.
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Iran fires at cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz hours after U.S. extends cease-fire
According to the British maritime monitoring agency, the ship sustained 'heavy damage to the bridge,' and no crew members were hurt. The incident follows a U.S. seizure of an Iranian-flagged cargo ship on Sunday, for which Iran vowed to retaliate
China unveils plan to make cities more youth, child friendly
The blueprint, released on Wednesday (Apr 22), aims to deepen the construction of "youth-development-oriented cities" - with measures spanning jobs, housing, healthcare, family support and urban services.
Synthetic drugs and digital crime: Why Central Asia is emerging as a new frontline
The rise of synthetic drugs and digital trafficking methods is forcing a shift in global anti-narcotics strategies. Uzbekistan is advancing new initiatives to improve cross-border cooperation, financial oversight and public awareness.
Japan eyes using decontaminated Fukushima soil at 2027 green expo in Yokohama
The decontaminated soil has been dubbed “reconstruction and revitalisation soil”.
Spain launches €7bn public housing plan to tackle soaring rents and housing crisis
Spain's government on Tuesday approved a sweeping plan to alleviate the country's housing problem, one of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's main political vulnerabilities ahead of next year's elections.
Israelis mark Memorial Day during ongoing conflict
Israelis marked Memorial Day with ceremonies and informal tributes, reflecting on loss while continuing daily life amid ongoing conflict and uncertainty.
‘Summer of 1985’ Creators on Adaptation as Media Res Options John Ajvide Lindqvist Follow-Up Book, ‘Summer of 1986’ (EXCLUSIVE)
As the Swedish show “Summer of 1985,” based on a novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist (“Let the Right One In,” “Border”), is set to make a splash at Canneseries’ competition, its production banner Media Res International is sitting on a possible sequel. According to the series
Ukraine has asked Turkey to host a Zelenskiy-Putin meeting, FM says
KYIV, April 22 (Reuters) - Ukraine has asked Turkey to host a meeting between President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Russian President Vladimir Putin, its top diplomat said, as Kyiv seeks to reinvigorate stalling peace talks. "We asked the Turks about it, we asked some other
“The Most Intelligent Photo Ever Taken”: The 1927 Solvay Council Conference, Featuring Einstein, Bohr, Curie, Heisenberg, Schrödinger & More
A curious thing happened at the end of the 19th century and the dawning of the 20th. As European and American industries became increasingly confident in their methods of invention and production, scientists made discovery after discovery that shook their understanding of the
Calls for change to rules after stretch of Thames fails to gain bathing water status
Campaigners in Henley say insufficient number of bathers to qualify for status is result of poor water quality Bathing water rules in England should be improved to help drive a clean-up of pollution at a spot on the River Thames in Henley, campaigners say. In a letter to the
Drake Reveals ‘Iceman’ Release Date After Epic Ice Structure Stunt
The long wait for Drake‘s Iceman album will soon be over. The OVO Sound superstar has announced that his eagerly anticipated ninth LP — and first solo project since his high-profile rap battle with Kendrick Lamar — will be released on May 15. The release date was revealed on
Australia’s Queensland invests in biodiesel to cut reliance on fuel imports
Waste, vegetable oils and animal fats will be turned into 20 million litres of renewable diesel a year.
Central Asian leaders gather at first ever regional climate summit to discuss water crisis
The Regional Ecological Summit kicks off today in Astana.
As internal divisions simmer, Lebanese see echoes of civil war
By Maya Gebeily and Emilie Madi BEIRUT, April 22 (Reuters) - An Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon, bombings in Beirut, massive displacement and rising sectarian friction. The year is 2026, but for those who lived through Lebanon's civil war five decades ago, it may as well
Three mysterious missile-like objects found in Indonesian waters
This comes just weeks after a torpedo-like object was found near the waters of Gili Trawangan.
5,000 patients medically evacuated from Ukraine for urgent treatment
The European Commission has facilitated the safe transfer of over 5,000 from Ukraine patients to hospitals in 22 countries across Europe for specialised medical care under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. This figure was reached last week, while the latest flights happened
Arts groups in South Korea protest against ‘celebrity’ appointments to cultural posts
Criticism has centered on what observers describe as a pattern of non-specialist appointments.
Europe can't 'rule out' a war with Russia says Sanna Marin
Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin believes Europe is "vulnerable" without Ukraine and demands the EU to build its "own" military capabilities and increase European nuclear deterrence.
Turkmenistan Showcases Its Tourism Strategy at “Turkmentravel – 2026”
From April 14 to 16, 2026, Ashgabat hosted the International Tourism Exhibition and Conference “Turkmentravel – 2026”, a major event reflecting Turkmenistan’s ambition to position itself as an emerging destination at the crossroads of culture, history, and sustainable tourism.
Trump’s Iran war: three goals, three failures, one debacle
Trump chose to believe Netanyahu. Announcing the US-Israeli assault, Trump told Iranians that this was their opportunity to reclaim their country. To win the war on Trump’s terms, the Iranian theocracy needed only to survive. The attack killed the Supreme Leader of Iran and top
Schools in India to ring bells reminding students to drink water amid heatwave
Open-air classes are also not allowed to be conducted in schools.
Asian stocks slip from pre-war peak on Mideast ceasefire doubts, fallout worries
Markets digested the indefinite ceasefire extension announced by US President Donald Trump, weighing the long-term implications of already lost crude supply and the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz on emerging, energy-importing countries in Asia.
City vs countryside: Where children grow up shapes their mental health, major study finds
Researchers found that children raised in rural areas are more prone to depression, withdrawal, and emotional problems, while city kids are more likely to develop behavioural issues like ADHD.
Over 10 million workers trained under the Pact for Skills
Over 10 million people, including 3.9 million in 2025 alone, have benefited from upskilling initiatives under the Pact for Skills since its launch in 2020, according to the European Commission annual survey. Launched in November 2020, the Pact for Skills supports skills-related
Africa: Ethiopia Urges Innovation-Driven Ties At China-Africa Forum Focused On 'Made in Africa' Growth
[ENA] Ethiopia's President Taye Atske Selassie, joined African Union (AU) Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf this morning in Addis Ababa to address the inaugural Africa-China Entrepreneurs Summit (CAES).
Kelly Reichardt on Power, Hierarchy and Hubris in the U.S.: ‘The American Story Keeps Repeating Itself’
“The American story keeps repeating itself,” U.S. filmmaker Kelly Reichardt told the audience of her masterclass Tuesday at Visions du Réel, a documentary film festival in Nyon, Switzerland. During an onstage conversation that is part of a wider tribute to the director,
Malaysia police seize vapes containing ‘zombie drug’ in raids on KL shops
The joint enforcement operation - named Op Vape 1.0 - was conducted from Apr 13 to Apr 17.
Channel Seven’s Spotlight digging for dirt on clean energy ignores fundamental facts and basic journalistic standards | Temperature Check
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Japan is becoming the hinge of Indo-Pacific deterrence
China’s latest move at Scarborough Shoal may appear routine. By tightening access controls with a barrier and layered vessel presence, Beijing has once again signaled that its strategy aims to normalize its presence along key maritime lanes. Yet this move signals a broader
China unveils plan to make cities more youth- and child-friendly
The blueprint aims to deepen the construction of “youth-development-oriented cities".
Newsletter: EU set to unlock €90 billion for Ukraine after Hungary power shift
Also on today's newsletter: Luxembourgish Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel and former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin joined us.
Reusing places and spaces: EUmies Awards honour sustainable architecture and design
Winners of the 2026 EUmies Awards have been announced, with projects that focus on reusing and transforming existing spaces.
Malaysian rock singer Nash stable after emergency heart surgery, thanks fans for support
The lead vocalist of Lefthanded is recovering after undergoing emergency heart surgery. He has since been discharged and is in stable condition.
Chinese navy brushes past Okinawa islands after Japanese transit in Taiwan Strait
China regards democratically-governed Taiwan as part of its territory despite Taipei’s rejection.
EU action plan for gender equality and women’s empowerment in EU external action (GAP IV)
About this initiative Hard-won gains on women’s human rights are being curtailed by authoritarian regimes and anti-rights movements worldwide at an unprecedent scale, and more than 30 years since the adoption of the Beijing Declaration and Platform of Action. Donors’ cuts are
UK inflation rises after Iran war pushes up fuel prices
The figures provide the first official look at the impact of the Iran war on the cost of living in the UK.
Taiwan president cancels trip after African countries revoke flight permits
Taiwan has accused Beijing of putting pressure on African countries to close their airspace.
Taiwan president cancels Eswatini trip after African countries close airspace
Taiwan has accused Beijing of putting pressure on African countries to close their airspace.
Salmon exposed to cocaine swim further: Study
The drug is being increasingly found in waterways and presents an environmental challenge.
Maoist landmine legacy haunts India
For decades, Maoist fighters seeded stretches of central India’s forests with explosive devices.
Thailand offers backing for Myanmar’s bid to normalise ASEAN ties
The 11-member ASEAN bloc has yet to formally recognise Myanmar's new government.
EU countries push under-15 social media ban, Brussels presents age verification app
A wave of national bans is pushing the EU toward a continent-wide age limit. The European Commission says the enforcement technology is already in place. Watch the video.
EU trade chief heads to Washington hoping to unlock steel talks
EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič is travelling to Washington for the first time since the July 2025 EU-US trade deal, seeking to break the deadlock on removing 50% US tariffs on European steel and aluminium.
EU-Japan Defence Industry Dialogue
On 17 April, European Commissioner for Defence and Space, Andrius Kubilius, State Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Toshio Ino attended the first meeting of the EU-Japan Defence Industry Dialogue, launched by the industries of both the EU and Japan under the EU-Japan
Europe Today: Bettel, Marin speak exclusively to Euronews as Hungary’s Ukraine loan veto nears end
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.
Yellow dust keeps air quality ‘bad’ across South Korea
The authorities advise older adults and individuals with respiratory conditions to take precautions.
Too ‘fatty’: China has a glut of pork but consumers aren’t biting
Producers have been asked to accelerate the culling of ageing breeding sows and weak piglets.