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Russian drone strike on bus stop in central Ukraine kills three and injures 12
The Russian drone targeted a moving bus deliberately as it was pulling in to a stop to allow waiting passengers on board, officials said.
Between Budapest and Brussels: Péter Magyar’s political tightrope
The leader of Hungary’s opposition Tisza party has prioritised domestic campaigning over his parliamentary duties, at times defying his European Parliament group to appeal to voters while distancing himself from EU figures like Ursula von der Leyen.
Russian strike on Odesa kills three, including child
A Russian overnight attack on Ukraine’s port city of Odesa killed three people, including a child, and left several others injured, authorities said.
Is AGILE, the EU's new pilot, the answer to boosting defence innovation?
AI, drones, cyber tools. The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East show that modern conflict runs on software-driven systems developed in weeks, not years. Can the EU's AGILE programme scale up fast enough to keep pace?
Sex and the City Star Kristin Davis urges more empathy for Sudan
American actress Kristin Davis, known for her role as Charlotte in “Sex and the City” tells Euronews' flagship morning show Europe Today about her recent trip to Sudan to mark three years since the beginning of the conflict.
Newsletter: Trump sharpens threatening rhetoric over the Strait of Hormuz
Also in this newsletter: US President JD Vance travels to Hungary to support Viktor Orbán for the general elections. UN Goodwill Ambassador and actress Kristin Davis talks about the war in Sudan.
Commissioner Dombrovskis hosts Implementation Dialogue on agricultural farm statistics
The Implementation Dialogue on agricultural farm statistics took place in Brussels on 24 March 2026. It featured an open discussion with farmers’ representatives, agricultural businesses and business associations, social partners and national statistical authorities. The aim
Hungarian Easter tradition sees women doused with water in Hollókő
A centuries-old Easter tradition continues in a Hungarian village, where men pour water over women in a ritual rooted in folklore and springtime customs.
UAE tells Euronews ceasefire not enough for Iran war solution, says 'no trust' in Tehran regime
In a briefing to Euronews, the UAE president's diplomatic advisor called for a durable regional security solution beyond a ceasefire with the US as central to the Gulf’s security, as “there is no trust” in the current Iranian regime, but also sees a “more prominent Israeli
Tourism nights booked via platforms hit nearly 1 billion
Between October and December 2025, guests spent 172.3 million nights in short-term rental accommodation in the EU, booked through Airbnb, Booking or Expedia. The total number of guest nights in the last quarter of 2025 increased by 10.9% compared with the same quarter of 2024,
Kanye West backlash escalates in UK as festival organiser defends booking and more sponsors drop out
Wireless Festival organiser has defended the booking of Kanye 'Ye' West for this summer’s headline slot, while more sponsors drop out of the festival, following the example set by Pepsi and Diageo. Questions remain over whether the controversial rapper will be able to enter the
What’s on in April?
It is not an April’s Fools to say that in the coming month, Eurostat will release another issue of statistical literacy newsletter, take part in the European Youth Week and organise a mini-webinar on the youth labour market. Here’s what you can expect: For more information
AI, drones, quantum: the EU’s new AGILE plan targets future warfare
The Iran war has become the ultimate testbed for next-generation military technology. Russia’s war on Ukraine laid bare the deadly cost of obsolete arsenals. Artificial Intelligence, drone swarms, and precision systems dictate the outcome of conflicts. Technology is now the
Nature calling: Interest in camping and caravanning grows
As the weather improves and days get longer, the camping and caravanning season kicks off. In 2025, nights spent at camping grounds, recreational vehicle (RV) parks and trailer parks in the EU reached 413 million. While camping and caravanning accounted for just 13.4% of all
Europe Today: Vance rallies behind Orbán in Hungary election campaign’s final week
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.
Why Real Madrid tie could make or break Kane's Ballon d'Or hopes
Harry Kane is the leading goalscorer in Europe but does he need to win a major trophy to have a chance of winning the prestigious award?
Easter festivities muted for Syrian Christians after recent violence
Syrian Christians saw their Easter celebrations confined to church prayers after armed groups attacked the town of Al-Suqaylabiyah in Hama on 27 March. Euronews spoke to the faithful in the country on one of Christianity's most important holidays.
Discover Eurostat’s services for media & fact-checkers
2 April marked the International Fact-Checking Day, and Eurostat provides a range of key media and fact-checker support services to help journalists and fact-checkers access reliable data for accurate reporting. If you are using Eurostat’s data in your work, here’s how we can
More than 1,700 Brits who fell ill in Cape Verde join action against Tui
Tui is investigating the claims and says it is "not in a position to provide a statement at this stage".
Going underground (again): Paris catacombs reopen to visitors after major safety renovations
After five months of work, the famous Parisian ossuary will be offering its many visitors a new, more immersive experience from Wednesday 8 April.
Latest news bulletin | April 7th, 2026 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 7th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
GDP per capita in purchasing power: Which were Europe's richest and poorest countries in 2025?
Gross domestic product per capita in purchasing power standards varies significantly across Europe in 2025. One in three people in the EU lives in a country where GDP per capita in PPS is above the EU average.
Germany has become a leader in plug-in solar. What’s taking other European countries so long?
The war on Iran has triggered a growing interest in plug-in solar panels, which have long been all the rage in Germany.
Hidden shipwrecks and secret spice routes: These are the best treasure hunting destinations
From finding gold coins to discovering underwater shipwrecks, these are the best treasure hunting destinations for adventure seekers.
Commission evaluation of the EU tobacco control framework highlights progress and emerging public health challenges
The European Commission has published its evaluation of the EU tobacco control framework. It assesses the effectiveness, efficiency and relevance of the Tobacco Products Directive and Tobacco Advertising Directive in protecting public health and ensuring the smooth functioning
US Vice President Vance departs for Hungary in support of Orbán
JD Vance's visit to Hungary is a show of support for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the final stretch before Sunday's elections.
Artemis II crew head back towards Earth after completing record-breaking lunar flyby
NASA's mission control in Houston regained communication with the crew after an expected loss of contact for some 40 minutes, as their spacecraft passed behind Earth's natural satellite.
JD Vance due in Hungary to back Orban's re-election bid
The US vice-president's visit is the latest show of White House support for the Hungarian leader.
Trump warns Iran it could be destroyed 'in one night' as deadline nears
Donald Trump has once again escalated threats against Iran, warning the country could be “taken out in one night” as the US deadline for Tehran approaches. Iran has rejected a proposed ceasefire, insisting on a permanent end to the war, while fighting continues to intensify
Latest news bulletin | April 6th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 6th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Are movies really getting longer – and if so, are ballooning runtimes a bad thing?
A new study has crunched the numbers, and it turns out that while attention spans are dwindling, movie runtimes are growing.
How can Ukraine help unlock the Strait of Hormuz?
US President Donald Trump threatened to unleash "hell" on Iran if it failed to meet his Tuesday deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to all shipping. Can Ukraine help unblock it?
What could move the markets this week? Here’s what investors are watching
European markets return from the Easter break on Tuesday, coinciding with a deadline set by US President Donald Trump for Iran to fully open the Strait of Hormuz.
Serbia looks for pipeline sabotage plot culprit as Vance's Hungary visit nears
Serbia has opened a probe into the attempted pipeline sabotage after explosives were found near Kanjiža, as military intelligence suspects a migrant with training, raising the temperature before a key election in Hungary on Sunday.
Europe’s Entry/Exit System (EES): What travellers need to know before 10 April rollout
The new EES system will be fully implemented from 10 April onwards and could help significantly modernise EU control systems – but not without a few initial hiccups along the way.
Iran rejects ceasefire proposal with US as war of words deepens
Iran rejects a new 45-day ceasefire proposal, while the US is still expected to respond, as US President Donald Trump delays a threatened military strike tied to the Strait of Hormuz. Mediators are pushing for talks, but tensions remain high on both sides.
Why are we taxed to fly? Europe’s aviation levies explained
Airfare pricing is no simple business. From dynamic ticketing, to government policies and shifting global factors, what passengers end up paying can be highly unpredictable.
Foreign investment in Spain falls by 22% to lowest level since 2021
FDI in Spain fell by 21.8% in 2025 to €30.764 billion, its lowest level since 2021 despite the expected boost from European funds, according to official data.
When East meets West: Uzbek culture complex design edges closer to 2028 completion
This major cultural complex, designed by Tadao Ando, is taking shape in Tashkent, with intricate building work led by an international team and plans for art and learning spaces.
Summer holidays: Why travellers are swapping the Riviera for the Balkans
Many tend to think of France, Greece, Italy and Spain when booking their ideal European summer destination. But new figures suggest there's a new country on the scene.
Nasa’s Artemis II crew to reach unseen far side of the Moon on flyby
NASA’s Artemis II crew are expected to reach their destination on Monday where the four astronauts aboard the Orion will – for the first time – look at the lunar far side with the naked eye. The fly-by will last approximately six hours before the astronauts head back home.
Spain breaks jobs record with 22 million Social Security contributors
Spain's Social Security enrolment hit an all-time high in March, boosted by Easter Week, after more than 211,000 jobs were added and unemployment edged lower.
Water & Shark appoints Dr. David Bozward as chair of the Global Research Board
Water & Shark, the global advisory firm, has appointed Dr. David Bozward (pictured) as chair of its Global Research Board, reinforcing the firm's commitment to building an institutionally rigorous, research-led advisory practice with reach across key international markets. The
Mitsotakis urges swift EU probe into MPs over Greek farm subsidy fraud
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has asked EU prosecutors to swiftly charge MPs over alleged €23m farm subsidy fraud, as resignations and pressure mount.
Captain Jack approved: Johnny Depp moves into spirits with Three Hearts Rum
“Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum...” Captain Jack Sparrow would have approved of Johnny Depp’s move into spirits.
Pogacar may face fine for running red light in Flanders win
Tadej Pogacar wins a record-equalling third Tour of Flanders, but could face action after he is one of up to 20 riders who run a red light at a railway crossing.
Latest news bulletin | April 6th, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 6th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Hundreds of motorcyclists join Portuguese priest in Easter celebration on wheels
Hundreds of bikers joined Father Avelino in Sintra for the 19th Easter motorcycle procession, blending Catholic tradition with roaring engines.
Pro-Orbán actors accuse Meta of interference in Hungarian elections, despite lack of evidence
Meta has found itself embroiled in Hungary's tense election campaign, after supporters of the ruling Fidesz party claimed their posts are being restricted to favour opposition parties. In reality, there is no weight to the allegations.