Up to 200 civilians killed in Nigeria after air force 'misfire' on market, sources say
Such misfires are common in Nigeria, where the military often conducts air raids to battle armed groups who control vast forest enclaves.
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EU cash, Ukraine, Russia and migration: Five takeaways from Péter Magyar's presser
Hungarian PM-elect Péter Magyar on Monday urged parliament to convene quickly to form a new government, aiming for a 5 May handover, and outlined priorities including EU funds, the eurozone, Ukraine, Russia, and migration. Here are some key takeaways from his press conference.
Euronews to host LUX Audience Award 2026 debate
One of the most prestigious prizes in European cinema will be awarded on Tuesday 14 April, but before the winner is announced, Euronews will host a debate with directors, producers and actors from the five films in competition.
Israel summons Italy's ambassador over comments on 'unacceptable attacks' on Lebanon
Lebanon was pulled into the Middle East war when Iran-backed group Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel on 2 March, days after the opening salvo of US-Israeli strikes killed Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei.
Magyar keeps door open to Russian energy despite EU phase-out plans
At his first press conference after being elected Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar said on Monday that the country will continue seeking the cheapest energy sources, including from Russia. His statement appear to clash with earlier pledges to phase out Russian energy
Iran executed at least 1,639 people in 2025 in 68% increase on year before, NGOs say
Rights groups including Amnesty International say Iran carries out the most executions of any nation worldwide per capita, and the most of any country other than China, for which no reliable data is available.
Israel needs to stop encouraging settler violence, Palestinian FM says
Palestinian foreign minister told Euronews Israel should protect Palestinians in the West Bank as the occupier, and that instead the government supports settler violence. She also said the Iran war had further marginalised Palestinian aspirations to statehood.
'We cannot ask any country to give up its territory,' Magyar says on Ukraine
Outgoing PM Viktor Orbán had largely centred his electoral campaign on Ukraine and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, blaming Kyiv for the Druzhba pipeline blockade to accusations of meddling in Hungarian elections. Will things change with Magyar in power?
US blockade of Iranian ports comes into effect as Trump threatens to destroy 'attack ships'
In a social media post on Sunday, Trump said his goal was to clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines and reopen it to all shipping, but that Iran must not be allowed to profit from controlling the key cargo waterway.
No, the EU hasn't set up a UK harmonisation office in Brussels to help undo Brexit
It's true that the UK is seeking closer ties with the EU, almost 10 years after the Brexit referendum, but certain claims about how they intend to realign are false.
Pope Leo XIV says he has 'no fear' of Trump administration
Pope Leo XIV said he has no intention to debate with Donald Trump after the US president criticised him over his comments on the Iran war. "I have no fear of the Trump administration nor of speaking out loudly about the message of the gospel," the pope told reporters aboard the
French cement giant guilty of financing militant groups including Islamic State
The French company paid $6.5m to jihadist groups to keep its plant running in war-torn Syria, a Paris court heard.
‘Fabricating proof’: The disinformation tactics that shaped Hungary’s election
Disinformation analysts identified new tactics ahead of last weekend's polls, including fabricated news stories tailored to propaganda narratives, private Facebook groups used to spread party messaging and signs of Russian interference.
Péter Magyar accuses outgoing foreign minister of destroying confidential documents
Hungarian Prime Minister-elect Peter Magyar has accused outgoing Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó of shredding confidential sanctions-related documents at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, citing insider sources during a press conference in Budapest on Monday. The ministry has
More than 70 robot teams gear up for China's second humanoid half-marathon
More than 100 robots will compete in a half-marathon later this month, designed to push humanoid machines to their limits in real-world conditions.
Hungary election promises renewable energy investment and foreign factory crackdowns
Orbán, who once described EU climate ambitions as a 'utopian fantasy', has been replaced by Péter Magyar.
Embodying Code: Artist Alida Sun and the physical craft of code art
Berlin-based artist Alida Sun codes new works of digital art nearly every day. Following a recent exhibition, she tells Euronews Culture how she translated these immaterial artworks into tangible tapestries, exploring the physical rituals behind coding.
Thailand marks Songkran New Year with water fights and travel surge
Thailand marked the start of the Songkran New Year on Monday, 13 April 2026, with large crowds gathering in Bangkok for its traditional water festival.
Lebanon: Red Cross teams inspect wreckage after Israeli airstrikes damage ambulances
Lebanon saw further damage on Monday, 13 April 2026, as Lebanese Red Cross volunteers inspected ambulances hit by Israeli strikes in the coastal city of Tyre, while rescue teams cleared debris in the nearby village of Maaroub.
Can Péter Magyar break Hungary’s reliance on Russian oil?
Péter Magyar, the expected future Hungarian prime minister, won the general election in a landslide, unseating outgoing Viktor Orbán after 16 years in power and raising questions about whether Budapest will move away from Russian energy.
Goldman Sachs posts best quarterly profit in five years with 18% jump
Goldman Sachs reported strong first-quarter results, the best in five years, with quarterly profit rising 18% to $5.4 billion (€4.6bn), as the bank highlighted increased volatility due to geopolitical tensions.
The pioneering project integrating drones into air traffic control
Piloted aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, drones... How do we make sure that all of these aircraft can fly in the same airspace without colliding? At Odense airport, Denmark, full-scale tests are being carried out.
Von der Leyen aims at 'swift' progress with Magyar. Here's what's still blocked
"There's much work to be done, as Hungary is coming back to the European path," Ursula von der Leyen in the wake of Péter Magyar's resounding victory. Here are the most important files currently blocked.
Union Berlin pushes back on sexist comments aimed at trailblazing coach Marie-Louise Eta
Eta has been named interim coach for the last five games of the season as Union aims to avoid relegation from Germany's Bundesliga.
Pope in Algeria urges forgiveness and reconciliation on historic visit
Algeria welcomed Pope Leo XIV on Monday, 13 April 2026, marking the first visit by a pontiff to the Muslim-majority country, with a focus on interfaith dialogue and peace.
How satellites are driving cooperation beyond the Central Asian region
More than 500 delegates from 32 countries met at the Space Technology Conference 2026, highlighting how satellite technologies are applied to agriculture, water management and environmental monitoring.
The Céline Dion effect: 16-date tour to inject millions into Paris tourism
The Canadian’s comeback tour is already driving interest and a noticeable economic boost to the French capital.
The forint verdict: How investors are reacting to a landslide Hungarian opposition victory
Hungary’s main stock index (BUX) surged on Monday as investors welcomed the prospect of far-reaching reforms following Péter Magyar’s decisive win in the country’s parliamentary election.
Cherry Blossom Festival in Berlin attracts many tourists this spring
Each spring, Japanese cherry blossoms across Berlin attract many visitors to the German capital. These vibrant pink and white trees, which bloom for only a few days, can be found scattered throughout parks across the city.
Long COVID could cost up to €115.3bn per year over the next decade, study shows
Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, its economic impact lingers, with long COVID disrupting the employment of around one in five workers.
Germany cuts fuel tax as oil prices surge on Iran blockade
Following tense exchanges between Economics Minister Reiche and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil, the government held talks over the weekend. Will the coalition succeed in easing the burden on citizens, or will it collapse?
Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja arrested at Palestine Action protest in London
Massive Attack frontman Robert Del Naja was among 500 people arrested at Palestine Action protest in London this weekend. The celebrated trip-hop musician said he wanted to attend the protest despite the consequences a potential arrest could have on his career and touring.
'What House Are You From?': A daughter's take on her mother's exile from civil war in Spain
Portuguese-Spanish film director and artist Ana Pérez-Quiroga focuses on her mother's memories in her documentary, 'What House Are You From? The film delves into the life of Angelita who was taken from Spain to the then Soviet Union at the age of four, during the civil war.
Watch: 2026 Hungarian elections and 'Péter the Conqueror'
Ladies and gentlemen, the fight is over and we have a winner in the Hungarian elections. Seems like now we can all go home. Or can we? Who is Péter Magyar, and what does his election really mean for Hungary and Europe?
Thinking about moving to Ireland? This entire village, complete with a spa, is up for sale
The Village at Lyons, once owned by Ryanair founder Tony Ryan, has 47 bedrooms and is on the market for a cool €20 million.
Combined air-rail tickets: How to fly, ride and explore Europe on one booking
Booking a train ticket through your airline can take all the hassle out of onward travel, and will ensure you’re protected when things don’t go to plan.
‘Sickening’: Donald Trump plans for ‘Arc de Trump’ blasted online
If approved, Donald Trump's “Triumphal Arch” would be taller than both the US Capitol building and the Lincoln Memorial.
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US to blockade Iranian ports, risking wider war over Strait of Hormuz
US‑Iran talks in Pakistan have collapsed as Trump announced the blockade of Iranian ports and the Strait of Hormuz starting on Monday afternoon, stoking war fears and pushing oil prices sharply higher.
Poland and South Korea upgrade ties to strategic defence partnership deal
During a visit to Seoul on Monday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung pledged to strengthen their cooperation, particularly in defence.
Trump lambasts Pope Leo XIV in ongoging feud with Catholic Church leader over Iran war
The US president launches an unprecedented attack on Pope Leo XIV over the pontiff's rejection of the Iran war, accusing him of being "weak on crime" and hurting the Catholic Church.
Katya Adler: Jubilation in Budapest will be felt in Europe but leaves Moscow cold
European leaders share Hungarians' joy over the ousting of Vladimir Putin's EU ally, writes the BBC's Europe editor.
Reopening of the Russian pavilion at the Venice Biennale: EU threatens to cut funding
In a letter addressed to the president of the Venice Biennale, the European Commission has threatened to freeze €2 million to the cultural institution in response to the reopening of the Russian pavilion.
“I’m not a fan of Pope Leo”: Trump criticises pontiff over Iran comments
US President Donald Trump criticised Pope Leo XIV following comments on the Iran conflict, calling him “very liberal” and saying he was “not a fan” of the pontiff.
Haiti: at least 30 dead in stampede at UNESCO‑listed Citadelle Laferrière fortress
At least 30 people died on Saturday, 11 April 2026, after a stampede at the Citadelle Laferrière near Milot, a major tourist site in the north of Haiti.
Hungary after Orbán: What Péter Magyar’s victory means for Budapest — and for Europe
Hungary has delivered one of the biggest political shocks in modern European politics. After 16 years in power, Viktor Orbán has conceded defeat, and Péter Magyar’s Tisza party is set to take control of parliament after a landslide result in the 12 April 2026 election. With
'Rare rediscoveries': Two Monet paintings unseen for a century to be auctioned in France
Two rare works by French Impressionist Claude Monet will be auctioned this week at Sotheby’s. The paintings, “Îles de Port-Villez” from 1883 and “Vétheuil, effet du matin” from 1901, highlight Monet’s obsession with the River Seine in Paris and until recently were only known
German Chancellor Merz the most unpopular head of government in the world, survey shows
Surveys show Friedrich Merz as the most unpopular leader across 24 democracies, far behind Narendra Modi, Lee Jae-myung and Andrej Babiš in approval.
Oil jumps above $100 after failed peace talks, forint surges after the Hungarian election results
Oil prices surged and stock markets dipped after reports that the US may move to block the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile in Europe, the Hungarian forint rose following the election results.