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Crisis at Grasset: Bolloré strikes back as 308 authors call for a 'conscience clause' in publishing

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Will Elon Musk appear before the French courts?

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Egypt–Italy cargo route gains traction as firms seek alternatives to disrupted trade

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Slovenia’s outgoing PM Robert Golob fails to form government coalition as Janša opts to wait

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Japan announces new name for days over 40C after hottest summer ever

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Latest news bulletin | April 20th, 2026 – Midday

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Humanoid robot smashes human half-marathon world record in Beijing race

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Moscow sparks outrage with 'Polish Russophobia' show at Katyn massacre site

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Japan issues tsunami warning after powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake

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Cyprus upgrades key bases with US funds to boost Middle East relief

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Turkmenistan and China Launch New Phase of Production at the Giant Galkynysh Gas Field

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WWII bomb destroyed in controlled explosion in Paris

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Planning a hiking trip across Europe? These are the most unspoilt national parks

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Community holds vigil after Louisiana mass shooting

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Kneecap, Fontaines D.C. and more back ‘Stop The Game’ campaign protesting Ireland v Israel game

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ECDC highlights HPV vaccination for European Immunisation Week

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Commission proposes measures to Google on sharing search engine data with third parties under Digital Markets Act

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Moment US navy fires on and seizes Iranian-flagged cargo ship

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Obama and Mamdani sing with kids during first meeting in New York

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Bulgaria's Radev 'pro-EU on surface' but a 'practical Trojan horse for Kremlin', says expert

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More European countries cancel Kanye ‘Ye’ West gigs – Will the EU tour go ahead?

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Should kids be on social media? Europe moves toward age limits

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Commission advances cloud sovereignty through strategic procurement

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Louisiana gunman kills eight children in suspected domestic mass shooting

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Major fire in Malaysia destroys hundreds of homes, displaces thousands

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EU plans major new investment in pan-European reporting

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David Bowie, Stranger Things and Foo Fighters: What's to see, do or hear this week in Europe

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Kites fill the sky as Berck-sur-Mer launches 39th international festival

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How does the EU protect minors online? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot

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New approaches to tackling cervical cancer

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Europe Today: Russia-friendly Radev wins in Bulgaria as Orbán hints at lifting EU Ukraine loan veto

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‘We are disruptors of the industry’: Can sustainable aviation fuel protect airlines from fuel shock?

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Europe must engage on the Iran issue, but not be misled by false alternatives

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Oil prices climb as US-Iran stand-off keeps Strait of Hormuz in limbo

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'You’re Not Alone': David Bowie immersive show invites fans inside the artist’s world in London

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An aquatic adventure ends: Lisbon's Oceanarium to close 'Forests Underwater' exhibition

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Solar and wind outpace coal as energy crisis fails to spark fossil fuel revival

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Empowering children online: the Council of Europe is sceptical of blanket social media bans

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Latest news bulletin | April 20th, 2026 – Morning

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Longevity retreats: Life-enhancing escapes to book in Europe in 2026

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Carbon pricing waste won’t send Europe backwards

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EU population to fall by 12% by 2100: Which countries will decline the most?

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US military strike on alleged drug boat kills at least three people in the Caribbean Sea

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Carney says Canada must cut reliance on US as tariffs hit economy

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Iran pulls out of Islamabad peace talks after US seizes cargo ship

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Rumen Radev's party wins Bulgarian election

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Two police officers suspended after fleeing Kyiv shooting scene

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Bulgaria's former President Rumen Radev win parliamentary election by landslide

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Ukraine police chief resigns after officers allegedly fled deadly shooting

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Pope Leo XIV heads to shrine in Angola that was a center of African slave trade

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