Sunak to pledge £500m more to support Ukraine
The prime minister is travelling to Poland and Germany, highlighting an additional £500m to Ukraine.
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Female patients have lower mortality rates when treated by female doctors, study suggests
Female patients had lower rates of mortality and hospital readmissions when treated by female doctors, a new study suggested.
EU foreign and defence ministers pledge to do more to arm Ukraine
The Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg -attended by EU Defence Ministers as well as Foreign Ministers was told by their Ukrainian counterparts about the heightened Russian bombardment their country is facing. Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba and Defence Minister Rustem Umerov,
EU elections: European Socialists' lead candidate holds talks with SPD
June's European Parliament elections will decide where Europe is "heading", said Nicolas Schmit as he met the Social Democratic Party of Germany's leading candidate.
Biden to 'quickly' supply new military aid to Ukraine
The US president says he will send "significant" support to Kyiv if senators pass a new aid deal on Tuesday.
EU Parliament 'ready' for requests to lift MEPs' immunity in Russian influence probe, says Metsola
The European Parliament is waiting for national authorities to provide intelligence that could lead to stripping MEPs' of their immunity in the so-called Russiagate probe, President Roberta Metsola told Euronews in an interview on Monday.
TV tower breaks in half after strike on Ukraine
The local military says that digital TV has been cut off in the surrounding area.
Budget watchdog enters political fray with warning over petrol car ban
The European Court of Auditors has strongly denied any political intent behind its decision to warn a looming ban on the sale of conventional petrol and diesel cars could lead to an influx of electric car imports from China.
EU may suspend money-for-views TikTok feature
The feature, which pays users to go on TikTok, could be temporarily suspended as early as Thursday.
Watch: The ghost-busting couple clearing the ocean of abandoned fishing nets
Bia and her husband Lucas, a Brazilian duo, work together to protect marine life by removing ghost fishing nets from the sea.
EU health agency warns of increase in jab-preventable disease
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control stressed the rise in measles and pertussis cases across the EU and underlined the need to follow vaccination protocols.
Final plenary and farmers: Newsletter
This week's key events presented by senior health and food reporter Gerardo Fortuna
Italy, Slovenia, Greece: Which European countries are most impacted by flooding as climate heats up?
A new Copernicus and WMO report highlights the need for flood defences, the potential for hydropower and the urgency of climate action.
Mike Pence: Russian aggression poses 'serious threat' to Europe
Former Vice President of the US, Mike Pence, joins Euronews Correspondent Stefan Grobe on the Global Conversation to discuss military support for Ukraine, transatlantic relations and collective challenges.
Latest news bulletin | April 22nd – Evening
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Launch of energy efficiency coalition seeks to fill investment gap
Implementation of EU laws to slash energy use and increase efficiency in the bloc’s building stock will require a great amount of financing, according to EU officials.
Malaga to Marbella: New train line proposed for Spanish coast linking seaside cities
The extension would make it easier to explore more of the sun-drenched coastline loved by tourists.
TikTok subject to second DSA investigation over Lite app, faces suspension
The video sharing platform needs to provide a risk assessment by tomorrow.
Neil Young’s Spotify tiff is a reminder that tech giants always win
As a listener, you might not care. But as an artist, it can be a tough pill to swallow to know that an algorithm, as opposed to human preference, might be behind your success or failure, Jonah Prousky writes.
Dutch watchdog says government should stop using Facebook if there are privacy concerns
The Dutch Data Protection Authority said the government must be able to guarantee that data processing complies with the law.
EU countries agree to slap new sanctions on Iran to curtail drone and missile production
The European Union has reached a political agreement to tighten sanctions on Iran in retaliation for the recent barrage launched against Israel.
How Iran’s ‘kamikaze’ Shahed drones are being used in Ukraine
Here’s a look at how Shahed drones, recently used by Iran amid mounting tensions with Israel, are being used by Russia on Ukraine’s frontlines.
‘Smooch cabins’: German trains will soon have private cabins with frosted glass
State operator Deutsche Bahn will also allow passengers to reserve seats with ‘digital towels’
Low-income Europeans face hard times in housing cost struggle
ECB research shows that more than one-fourth of low-income households expect late payments on their mortgages in the coming months.
Belgium issues ultimatum over energy tax reform
A revision of a law setting minimum levies for fuels and electricity promised to bring an end to the era of tax-free energy for airlines and ship operators, but reform has been stalled for years, with EU governments unable to agree on how to update the 20-year-old Energy
What are the health risks of working during a heatwave?
From tourist guides to farmers, millions of employees have to work outdoors, even in a heatwave. What's happening inside our bodies, and what health dangers do we face?
Climate change is creating a ‘cocktail’ of health hazards for 2.4 billion workers
Numerous health conditions from cancer to pesticide poisoning have been linked to climate change.
ECB queries Apple’s promise to open up iPhone payments
Central bankers say pro-competition reforms still wouldn’t ensure seamless service for their new digital euro.
Large-scale Russian offensive expected soon in Ukraine: ISW
The US think tank warned Moscow's army plans to mount a sweeping offensive as weather conditions on the front improve.
Norway's King Harald to scale back official duties
The 88-year-old has battled health issues and will make a "permanent reduction" to his public engagements.
Commission approves superbug-busting antibiotic
The European Commission today (22 April) authorised a new antibiotic designed to counter anti-bacterial resistance, one of the biggest health threats the EU is currently facing.
No need to jump through hoops! Olympics rental boom may be over
Hoteliers and Airbnb owners in the French capital of Paris are lowering their prices ahead of this year's Olympics as supply outstrips demand.
Russia defiant over new US aid to Ukraine
Pro-Kremlin media and Russian officials claim America is "getting dragged into" a war it will lose.
Patriots for Ukraine: Calls grow for EU countries to step up donations of air defence systems
European Union countries who own air defence systems are under pressure to step up their assistance for Ukraine.
David Lynch thinking rooms to sustainable innovations: The best of Milan Design Fair 2024
Nearly 2000 exhibitors from 35 countries set up camp at Milan's International Furniture Fair - known as Salone del Mobile.
Former US Department of Justice and FBI Officials cast shade on the case against Ilan Shor
New analysis is casting further doubt on the evidence against Ilan Shor as two former senior U.S. law enforcement officials present their findings, having conducted a review of the court evidence presented against Shor in relation to the bank fraud case. In 2016, the Moldovan
Dubai airport disruption: Here’s what to do if you’ve been affected
Whether you've been affected by Dubai flight cancellations or a victim of disruption elsewhere, here’s how to make sure you get the compensation you’re entitled to.
A coffee roastery in Finland has launched an AI-generated blend
Kaffa, an artisan roastery based in the Finnish capital, has introduced a coffee blend that has been developed by artificial intelligence. The results were surprising...
'The Great Disconnect': Why EU trade policy and climate are running into the sand
As it finesses its strategy on trade, the EU needs to think how to moderate its sustainability agenda, which is proving too much for its trading partners to swallow, John Clarke writes.
First deportation flights to Rwanda set to leave UK in a few months
First deportation flights to Rwanda set to leave UK in a few months.
What $61bn US aid boost could mean for Ukraine
After weeks of Russian advances, there are three areas where Ukraine could now strengthen its defences.
Tesla looks to win back customers with worldwide cuts in EV prices
Shortly after announcing thousands of jobs are to go, Tesla reveals it is cutting the price of its electric vehicles around the world, including in Europe.
Three Germans arrested on suspicion of spying for China
Since before June 2022, the three German citizens have procured information to Chinese officials on Germany's “militarily usable innovative technologies,” according to prosecutors.
Take the train: Why using Türkiye’s railways is the best way to see the country’s incredible scenery
Travelling by train is one of the best ways to see everything Türkiye has to offer, from historical monuments to stunning landscapes.
Latest news bulletin | April 22nd – Midday
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Japan's antitrust body orders Google to fix ad search limits affecting Yahoo
A Japanese watchdog said Google was undermining competition.
Could France's soaring deficit and debt lead to a rating downgrade?
France is under intense fiscal scrutiny as it approaches weeks filled with critical events, including imminent ratings reviews from credit rating agencies. Economists warn that significant fiscal tightening may be required to prevent a downgrade.
Q&A: EURO 2024 qualification lifts Ukrainian spirits during Russia’s war
Euronews spoke with Ukrainian national team and Shakhtar Donetsk fullback Yukhym Konoplya about the country's recent qualification for EURO 2024, as well as the ongoing Russian invasion, and how football has been impacted by the war.
Period poverty still a problem within the EU despite tax breaks
In some countries, costs remain high for women despite tax breaks with many not being able to buy their product of choice.
Earth Day: David Bowie featuring Mother Nature - What is Sounds Right?
Mother Nature is now recognised as an official artist with her own profile on major streaming platforms. It's all part of the initiative Sounds Right, which has been launched by The Museum for the United Nations.