Arrest over alleged Russia plot to kill Zelensky
Prosecutors say the man was tasked with getting information on an airport used by Ukraine's leader.
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Ilaria Salis nominated candidate in EU elections in bid for immunity
The 39-year-old anti-fascist activist Ilaria Salis has been held in prison in Hungary since her arrest last year.
WATCH: Can Germany get back on track ahead of the Euros?
Can the German International football team hold their nerve and turn around their fortunes as hosts of the European Championships?
Polish man arrested on suspicion of spying in Zelenskyy assassination plot
Polish man arrested on suspicion of spying in Zelenskyy assassination plot. The man was accused of being prepared to pass security information to Russian agents.
Watch: Facade of Copenhagen stock exchange collapses
The historic 17th Century building in Denmark's capital was engulfed in flames on Tuesday.
WATCH: Prague Rally Urges NATO to Close Ukrainian Airspace
Dozens gathered at US, German, and French embassies in Prague, supporting the "Close the Skies" initiative to close Ukrainian airspace. Meanwhile, Czech, Dutch, and Danish Prime Ministers met with NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg to discuss increased support for Ukraine.
EU proposes some free movement for UK young people
The EU Commission says UK and EU citizens under 30 should be able to work or study for up to four years.
Georgia Protests Continue into Third Day Over Controversial 'Foreign Influence' Law
Tens of thousands protested in Georgia's capital against a contentious "foreign influence" law, prompting altercations in parliament, demands for its revocation, and clashes with law enforcement, while media outlets reported assaults on journalists.
Spain, Scotland, Istria: These disused rail routes have been turned into scenic walking trails
From a planted walkway in the heart of Paris to a cross-border odyssey, here are our top picks for rail trails in Europe.
Latest news bulletin | April 18th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Faced with US and China, EU leaders call for sweeping competitiveness deal
The 27 leaders of the European Union have called for a "new competitiveness deal" to close the economic gap with its global rivals and reverse a worrying trend of industrial decline.
Burkina Faso junta expels 3 French diplomats over alleged subversive activities
Several former colonies in West Africa have seen newly installed military regimes challenging and dismantling their remaining connections with France.
Taylor Swift reveals lyrics to upcoming album via a Los Angeles art installation
To build anticipation around Swift's upcoming album, Spotify hosted an outdoor installation in Los Angeles where fans were able to look for clues hidden in mailboxes and books.
Italy's Mario Draghi calls for radical change in Europe
A petition calling for Italy's Prime Minister to take on the Commission's top job has garnered over 1,000 signatures.
TSMC surpasses profit forecasts as it rides high on surging AI demand
The world’s largest chipmaker recorded a rise in first-quarter income and revenue, driven by demand for AI-related chips.
Climate change is coming for our incomes, study warns. Which countries will lose out the most?
In Europe, southern countries like Spain and Italy will bear the brunt of declining incomes, while Arctic-adjacent nations could benefit.
A major new food market will put Budapest’s best restaurants under one roof
Hungary's capital is set to welcome a curated food market in the city centre.
German police arrest two men for plotting sabotage on Russia's behalf
The two German-Russian nationals are accused of planning attacks on US military sites in an effort to interfere with military assistance for Ukraine.
Far-right German politician tried for Nazi slogan
A leader of the AfD party is on trial for saying the words "Everything for Germany!" at a 2021 rally.
Serbian military drill ramps up as relations with Kosovo deteriorate
Tensions in the Balkans have been rising since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with decades-old peacekeeping structures under intense pressure.
WATCH: Northern Lights shine over an erupting volcano in Iceland
The volcano has erupted four times in recent months.
Spain and Italy clash over abortion laws
Italy's prime minister hits back at Spanish criticism of a bill allowing anti-abortion groups in clinics.
WATCH: Strong earthquake rattles western Japan
Shikoku is the smallest of Japan’s four major islands.
Experts say cloud seeding isn’t to blame for Dubai’s record rainfall: What caused the floods?
Meteorologists and climate scientists said the extreme rainfall is akin to what the world expects with human-caused climate change.
Why are artists dropping out of The Great Escape music festival - and how is Barclays bank involved?
Half of the line-up of one of the UK's best festivals has signed a statement demanding The Great Escape drop their sponsorship with Barclays bank. Here's why.
Paris public transport will double in price during the Olympics. Here’s how to avoid paying extra
If you’re planning to be in Paris for the 2024 Olympics, investing in a transport pass could save time and money.
For Israel, Iran's attack is an opportunity to not miss an opportunity
Saudi Arabia's recognition of Israel would put an end to historic tensions between Israel and much of the Arab world, paving the way for enhanced economic ties, security collaboration, and broader reconciliation with other Arab nations, Mati Gill writes.
B virus case: What we know about ‘monkey virus’ after a man in Hong Kong infected
A man in Hong Kong has reportedly caught the zoonotic disease. About 50 cases - of which 21 fatal - have been recorded since the disease was discovered in 1932.
Poignant shot from Gaza wins World Press Photo of the Year 2024
The heartrending winning photo of this year's World Press Photo of the Year depicts a Palestinian woman cradling the body of her young niece. WARNING: This article contains images which some readers may find distressing.
UK house prices reveal another month of growth: Where is best place to buy?
The average price of a home in the UK was £281,000 as of February, according to new figures. But prices vary significantly across different regions.
Prominent AfD figure stands trial for using Nazi slogan
Björn Höcke, 52, claims the banned phrase he used was simply an English translation of Donald Trump's 'America First' mantra.
Capital Markets Union: What is it and what could it bring to Europe?
EU leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the ongoing challenge of creating a Capital Markets Union. Euronews Business explains the aims behind the plan.
Heightened security expected at Eurovision as protests and terror threats mount
Swedish police state that the security protocols will be "rigorous" for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest next month - one of the most controversial editions in recent memory.
Enter the uncanny valley: New exhibition combines art photography and AI
In 2023, Boris Eldagsen revealed that he won a prestigious photography award by submitting an AI-generated image. Now, a London gallery is putting on an exhibition of his work to demonstrate the power of AI in art.
Nestlé shareholders push for more healthy offerings amid sugar scandal fails
Shareholders called to increase the number of healthy foods in a resolution voted today (18 April) in the company's Annual General Meeting amid a scandal on high sugar baby foods.
Ash tattoos & ash spliffs: What crazy things have celebs done with human remains over the years?
Ashes to ashes, funk to *record scratch* what???
French hero gains Australian residency for confronting killer in Sydney mall attack
The 31-year-old stood in the way of knife-wielding Joel Cauchi on Saturday during the deadly rampage that left six victims dead and a dozen wounded.
Russia begins to withdraw its peacekeeper forces from Karabakh
The region is now under the full control of Azerbaijan after a brief conflict last year.
The Oslo Statement creates new challenges on people development
A radical new understanding of the connection between population, development, individual rights, and well-being was established during the 1994 United Nations International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), which took place in Cairo – writes Mazahir Afandiyev,
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell warns Middle East 'on edge of regional war'
G7 foreign ministers are meeting to discuss new ways of securing military funding for Ukraine, including the possibility of releasing siezed Russian funds to Kyiv.
Latest news bulletin | April 18th – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Sweden's parliament makes it easier for young people to change gender
The centre-right governing coalition's two biggest parties supported the legislation, which ultimately passed easily.
Will going digital really simplify applying for a Schengen visa?
Digitalisation, although well-intentioned, may well lead to more complexity for the applicant and more of a workload for consular staff, Michel Dejaegher writes.
UAE fights to recover from unprecedented floods
Dubai airport has partially reopened to flights after its runways were inundated with rain.
‘He’s my friend’: Trump welcomes Poland president Duda in US
Polish president Andrzej Duda has been welcomed to Trump Tower, the latest in a string of get-togethers between the aspirant US president and populist European leaders.
‘Spreading like wildfire’:Telegram’s founder says it will hit a billion users this year
The platform Telegram is expected to hit one billion users this year, its co-founder said in an interview released this Wednesday.
EasyJet cuts winter losses as more passengers take to the skies
EasyJet's latest report shows better performance in winter and the launch of new operational bases.
Elon Musk says he’s planning to charge ‘a small fee’ for new users to interact on X
Musk is considering implementing “a small fee” for new users if they want to post, bookmark or like on the platform, he said in a post on X.
ECB's Lagarde highlights critical need for private capital to boost innovation in Europe
At a Council on Foreign Relations meeting on Wednesday, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stressed the importance of private investments in catalysing Europe's green transition and fostering innovation.
Controversial 'Russian law' passes first reading in Georgia parliament
Opponents say the foreign agent bill would obstruct Georgia’s long-sought prospects of joining the European Union.