Mexico's Sheinbaum denies 'diplomatic crisis' with Spain after conquest row
The Mexican president says there were never tension over Spainish colonisation, which had become a thorny issue.
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Exclusive: EU-based chemical producers ask Commission to probe Chinese group over deal in the UK
European chemical producers want the Commission to launch a probe into Chinese LB Group as it seeks to purchase a competitor’s plant in the UK to export to the EU, according to sources. The group fears it could be used to get around anti-dumping duties.
Spain's Sánchez builds anti-Trump coalition looking for political lifeline at home
Spanish PM led a progressive conference in Barcelona bringing together world leaders opposing MAGA politics, as Brazil's Lula lashed out at warlords and tech billionaires. "They're destroying democracy, workers and nature."
Europe's Patriots rally in Milan against immigration while Salvini backs Russian oil
Far-right leaders met in Milan calling for a plan to introduce remigration in Europe. League chief Salvini proposes a points-based residence permit and attacks the EU over its energy-crisis response, backing a reopening to Russian oil.
At least six killed in Kyiv as gunman opens fire and takes hostages
The attacker, who took hostages inside a supermarket, was killed after a shoot-out with police, officials say.
Pope Leo XIV lands in Angola, says it is 'not in my interest at all' to debate Trump
After visiting Cameroon, Angola is the third leg of Pope Leo XIV's 11-day tour of Africa. People hope for appeals for peace and for him to tackle the economic woes of the oil- and rare-earth-rich nation.
HiPP recalls jarred baby food in Austria over contamination fears
Police are investigating whether jars sold in Spar shops were criminally interfered with.
Nathalie Baye, star of Catch Me if You Can and The return of Martin Guerre, dies aged 77
The multi-award-winning actress, known for the diversity of her roles, from drama to thriller to comedy, also formed a high-profile couple with Johnny Hallyday in the 1980s, a union that gave birth to Laura Smet, also an actress.
Latest news bulletin | April 18th, 2026 – Evening
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Ukraine: gunman opens fire in Kyiv, killing several people, mayor Vitali Klitschko said
A gunman who opened fire on people in Kyiv on Saturday, has left at least six dead and others wounded, the Ukrainian capital's mayor Vitali Klitschko said. According to police the man has now been shot dead after barricading himself in a nearby supermarket.
French film star Nathalie Baye dies aged 77, media report
President Emmanuel Macron said France had "loved, dreamed and grown up" with the stalwart of French cinema.
Olive harvesting at the Colosseum: a plantation in Roman ruins in the heart of the city
There are about 2,200 farms within the city limits of Italy’s capital alone, making it the largest agricultural municipality in Europe.
'She was taking handfuls of earth and eating it': Meet the artist encouraging people to consume soil
In honour of the upcoming Earth Day (Wednesday 22 April), Euronews Culture spoke with Amsterdam-based artist masharu, whose Museum of Edible Earth is currently on display at London’s Somerset House.
Latest news bulletin | April 18th, 2026 – Midday
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Moscow bombards Ukraine while Kyiv targets Russian oil facilities
Ukraine struck multiple Russian oil refineries with drones on Saturday while simultaneously repelling a 219-drone Russian assault on its own territory.
Founding treaty of EU’s predecessor turns 75
On April 18 we celebrate 75 years since the signing of the Treaty of Paris establishing the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), the first Treaty that led to the creation of the European Union. Signed by Belgium, the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg
Grammy-winning producer Swizz Beatz: Tech is changing the game but originality still rules
Grammy-winning music producer and entrepreneur Swizz Beatz tells Euronews Culture how technology is reshaping creativity, why originality still stands out, and what keeps drawing him back to the Middle East.
Starmer faces calls to step down after appointing Epstein associate
Opposition leaders demanded Starmer's resignation on Thursday after it emerged that US envoy Peter Mandelson was appointed despite having failed his security check.
Israel accuses Hezbollah militants of violating ceasefire
A French UN peace worker has been killed in southern Lebanon as Israel accuses Hezbollah militants of breaching the 10-day ceasefire with Hezbollah.
History and heritage: Vacheron Constantin look back in time to create new watchmaking marvels
New horizons, near and far. Wherever you set your sights on going the Swiss luxury firm Vacheron Constantin want to help you get there with its latest collection which is themed around elegant and stylistic travel.
Smoothies, juice, or whole fruits. Which is the healthiest way to consume fruit?
Fruit is a key part of any healthy diet, but the way it is consumed matters as much as whether it is consumed at all.
Would you work with a joke-cracking robot? Japan tries to catch up with China’s humanoids
At Japan’s first robotics expo, Tokyo turns to ‘physical AI’ as China and the US dominate robot manufacturing
Iranian gunboats fire on tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz, UK military says
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations Centre says two gunboats from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard opened fire on a tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz after Iran said it had reimposed restrictions on the vital waterway.
Le coup de Grasset: The exodus of authors and the choice of a collective response
Not wanting to drift with their publishing house after Olivier Nora's ouster, 170 authors have announced that they are leaving Grasset. Writer Oscar Coop-Phane reflects on his experience. Bookseller Gwilherm Perthuis denounces an ultra-concentrated publishing industry.
Hublot CEO Julien Tornare: 'Culture and emotion drives our creativity'
Music, art and sport are the source of powerful emotions which the Swiss luxury watchmaker Hublot is seeking to harness with its latest Big Bang Reloaded collection.
'Time is everything to me' Usain Bolt reveals what makes him tick at Watches and Wonders
Music, art and sport are the sources of powerful emotions which the Swiss luxury watchmaker Hublot is seeking to harness with the former Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt fronting its latest Big Bang Reloaded collection.
Trump brands UK ‘crazy’ for not drilling the North Sea. But would it actually lower energy bills?
Donald Trump’s latest attack on renewables has reignited calls to drill the North Sea for oil – despite research showing it won’t lower energy bills.
Latest news bulletin | April 18th, 2026 – Morning
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Padel holidays: One of the world’s fastest-growing sports becomes a smash hit for travel
Hotels and resorts are turning padel into a travel draw, blending sport, luxury stays and social play across Europe and beyond.
The rapid ascent of Anthropic: Inside the strategy behind an $800 billion valuation
The AI firm Anthropic has emerged as a dominant force in the global technology sector, attracting investor interest that values the company at approximately $800 billion (€678.3bn), but what is behind the success?
Orbán's era was over in a flash and Hungary's next PM is a man in a hurry
Péter Magyar and his Tisza party are wasting no time preparing for the transfer of power after their dramatic landslide victory.
