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Chinese artist Kong Ning marks World Earth Day in Beijing with a peace-themed installation, using wearable art to highlight environmental concerns.
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Second French peacekeeper dies after ambush blamed on Hezbollah, Macron says
Established in 1978, UNIFIL has more than 10,000 peacekeepers from 50 countries who patrol the Blue Line, the UN-drawn border between Lebanon and Israel.
Speed and deterrence: Germany's defence minister unveils first ever military strategy
Germany is reshaping its armed forces. The Bundeswehr is set to become faster, more capable and more technologically advanced, with the ability to strike targets precisely at longer range.
Tashkent and Astana deepen strategic ties during Bukhara talks
High-level talks in the Uzbek ancient city of Bukhara aimed to double trade to $10 billion. Presidents of the two countries focused on transport, energy, digitalisation and environmental initiatives, while joint projects and regional cooperation continue to expand.
Czech students protest government plans to cut public media funding
The new coalition government led by populist Prime Minister Andrej Babiš drafted the plan to scrap the fees that individuals, households and businesses pay to access the outlets.
Aerial footage shows widespread destruction in southern Lebanon
A 10-day ceasefire went into effect in Lebanon on Friday, but there have been several Israeli strikes and Hezbollah claimed its first attack on Tuesday.
Gáspár Orbán, son of Hungary's outgoing prime minister, discharged from military
Orbán was sworn into the Hungarian Defence Forces in 2019 and in 2020 was sent on a nine-month training course at the elite Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the UK.
Exclusive: Hungary’s new government to review Orbán's EU defence plan over corruption concerns
Péter Magyar's team is reassessing Hungary's €16 billion SAFE defence plan submitted by the defeated Orbán government, citing corruption risks. The European Commission is open to engaging with the new administration.
Spain's far-right Vox returns to power in regional coalition government with Popular Party
During a debate in Spain's national parliament on Wednesday, Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the PP-Vox agreement in Extremadura "a kick to the constitution."
A new flotilla is heading to Gaza, amid fears of Israeli interceptions
Around a thousand people will try to reach Gaza as part of a humanitarian mission led by civil society, which Israel has called in the past a “threat” and a “provocation”.
UN rights chief alarmed by number of drugs-related executions in Singapore
Officials in Singapore maintain that the death penalty has made it one of the world's safest cities and a government survey in 2023 showed strong public support for capital punishment for serious crimes.
Darfur dispatch: A photo essay from the frontline of a forgotten war
Twenty years of war in Darfur through the lens of Swedish photographer Peter Biro. As conflicts drag on, attention fades and images lose their urgency. But the reality he captured does not disappear — and neither, he says, should our awareness of it.
Moldovan oligarch jailed in $1bn 'theft of the century' case
Vlad Plahotniuc, once Moldova's richest man, was found guilty of partaking in a fraud which involved around 12% of the country's GDP.
The Third Gutenberg Moment: Dr Drasko Acimovic’s Vision for the New Global Table
As the world transitions from strategic planning to real-time operational shifts, Dr. Draško Aćimović, a renowned diplomat and economist, introduces the "Third Gutenberg Moment"—a paradigm shift that is fundamentally rewriting the rules of the global economy and international
Austrian court acquits ex-official Johannes Peterlik over Novichok document leak
Prosecutors had accused Peterlik of requesting "without official necessity" a classified report in 2018 that included the formula for Novichok, a military-grade nerve agent developed in the Soviet Union.
Syria's president arrives in Qatar for talks after Saudi Arabia visit
Syria’s president Ahmed al-Sharaa visited Doha on Wednesday for talks with Qatar’s emir on economic cooperation, investment and post-al-Assad regional reintegration.
'Energy crisis will hit prices for months or even years,' says Commissioner Jørgensen
The European Commission announced on Wednesday a new 'fuel observatory' to monitor jet fuel stocks and prevent EU countries from hoarding fuel at others' expense.
10 X accounts you should absolutely be following if you’re interested in the fashion industry
If you want to keep a pulse on the heart of the fashion industry, it’s vital that you follow the people and platforms shaping the conversation around it. The right social media accounts offer more than runway images or campaign launches: they give a clearer view of the ideas,
Latest news bulletin | April 22nd, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 22nd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Central Asian leaders back proposal for UN water agency
Leaders from across Central Asia, alongside representatives from countries including Georgia, Armenia, Mongolia and Azerbaijan, are taking part in discussions on regional environmental priorities.
Madrid hosts Experience Macao Roadshow showcasing culture, food and tourism
The Experience Macao Roadshow in Madrid offered visitors interactive activities, cultural performances and gastronomy highlighting the Asian territory’s tourism appeal.
Greek parliament lifts immunity of all 13 MPs probed in EU farm subsidy scandal
The EU's European Public Prosecutor's Office has announced probes into 20 New Democracy members, including active and former lawmakers.
'Learn from Ukraine or defence money will be wasted,' Sanna Marin warns EU
The former Finnish prime minister told Euronews that she "cannot rule out" that Russia is preparing for war with the rest of Europe, and that the bloc is "as dependent on Ukrainian help as Ukraine is on EU support".
Top Russian publisher rejects accusations of 'LGBT extremism' following police probe
The Kremlin has for years been hardening repressive laws against the LGBTQ community as part of what President Vladimir Putin touts as a drive to promote 'traditional values', including cracking down on films, books, art and culture.
Kazakhstan confirms suspension of its oil transit to Germany via Russia
Kazakhstan’s energy minister announced Wednesday there would be no transit of its oil to Germany through Russia throughout May due to Russian technical constraints, assuming it is “related to recent strikes on Russian infrastructure".
Deepfakes of frontline Ukrainian soldiers aim to undermine morale
Moscow is using AI-generated videos of Ukrainian soldiers to portray the country as weak and undermine trust in its central command.
As Ukraine's war against Russia drags on, AI-generated videos aim to undermine soldier morale
Moscow is using AI-generated videos of Ukrainian soldiers to portray the country as weak and undermine trust in its central command.
'Final rave': French ravers in Marseille fear harsh crackdown on free parties
In Marseille, France, revellers gathered to celebrate before the final adoption of the law tightening the penalties for ‘unauthorised parties’.
From Bulgari to The Ritz-Carlton: The dreamy hotel scents you can now buy
Bring back more of your stay than just memories through these luxurious fragrances.
Germany halves GDP forecast from 1% to 0.5% due to Iran war fallout
The German government has officially halved its economic growth forecast for 2026, citing the severe impact of energy shocks stemming from the Iran war. This revision reflects a significant cooling for Europe's largest economy.
Lufthansa Group cancels 20,000 flights as jet fuel prices soar
The group, which includes Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, ITA Airways and SWISS, said it has focused cuts on "unprofitable short-haul flights" through to October.
Keir Starmer defies resignation calls over Mandelson envoy row
Mandelson was named to the top diplomatic post in December 2024, just weeks before US President Donald Trump was inaugurated the following month.
EU calls for energy vouchers, social tariffs and VAT reductions to curb soaring prices
The European Commission's short-term protections are paired with expectations of behavioural change, including reduced energy consumption or participation in demand flexibility schemes.
Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Michael' - It's bad. It's really, really bad
The King of Pop is back... And whatever you think of him, you’ll wish he wasn’t.
Lions, mascots and robots: Macao displays its charms to captivate audiences in Madrid
The Experience Macao Roadshow has brought culture, gastronomy and entertainment to the Madrid public, with an open-air nighttime closing. The initiative is part of the region's strategy to attract European tourists and diversify its market.
How this country is building a regional food processing hub
Kazakhstan, one of the EU’s top suppliers of sunflower meal and durum wheat, wants value-added products to dominate its agricultural exports by 2028.
World’s largest condom maker warns prices could rise as the Iran war impacts supply chains
Karex, the world’s largest condom producer, says shipping disruptions and increased manufacturing costs caused by the Iran war are upping prices.
Moldovan oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc sentenced to 19 years in prison over $1bn fraud
A former businessman, lawmaker and kingpin in the Democratic Party of Moldova, Plahotniuc fled Moldova in 2019, as he faced a series of corruption charges.
Why this Spanish city is the among the top trending destinations in Europe this summer
More travellers are heading to this Costa Blanca city this summer for its warm weather, delicious food and rich culture.
Iran executes former atomic agency employee amid Mossad spy claims
Iran executes former atomic energy employee Mehdi Farid for alleged Mossad links as rights groups decry opaque trial, coerced confessions and media blackout.
UK passes 'landmark' anti-tobacco bill to create a ‘smoke-free’ generation
Shops will soon be restricted from selling tobacco products to anyone born on or after 1 January 2009.
EU launches procedure to unblock €90bn Ukraine loan and new Russia sanctions
Hungary's contentious veto on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine is fast approaching its end after the restoration of the Druzhba oil pipeline.
Fed chair nominee Warsh rejects 'Trump sock puppet' label at Senate hearing
Kevin Warsh, the nominee for Chair of the US Federal Reserve, declared he has not pledged to lower interest rates to secure his position despite public calls from US President Donald Trump for immediate monetary easing.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards tighten grip on power as civilian leadership sidelined
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has evolved from a theocratic wartime force into a dominant military-economic power. Over decades, it expanded regionally, reshaped Iran’s internal balance of power, now standing at the centre of a shifting political structure amid leadership changes
Cannes Film Festival unveils 2026 poster inspired by ‘Thelma & Louise’
The official poster for the 2026 edition of the Cannes Film Festival pays tribute to 'Thelma & Louise' – Ridley Scott’s feminist roadtrip adventure which premiered at Cannes 35 years ago.
Sweden’s famed Treehotel is getting a new suite – here’s what to expect
Oasis, which will open at the property in Harads in August, comes complete with a private sauna and hot tub.
'Ramblings of a supervillain': Palantir 'manifesto' claims AI weapons and cultural inferiority
AI weapons, national service, and 'inferior cultures': Palantir's controversial manifesto explained.
Post-Brexit crackdown makes travel more expensive for Brits with EU pet passports
A loophole open since Brexit has now been closed, meaning pet owners will have to get new documents for every trip.
Lufthansa cuts 20,000 summer flights as fuel prices surge
The airline is the latest to cut flights as the US-Israel war with Iran sends jet fuel prices soaring.
A cultural bridge between Europe and Asia: The Royal Danish Theatre makes its debut in Astana
Astana has hosted, for the first time, the Royal Danish Theatre, one of the world’s oldest and most respected performing arts institutions. The Kazakhstan capital is increasingly positioning itself as a place where European and Asian artistic traditions meet and interact.