4. Musk cheated on Twitter purchase – he’ll probably get away with a mini-comparison Elon Musk is expected to settle a lawsuit with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for 1.5 million dollars over allegations related to his Twitter share purchases. The settlement is anticipated to conclude the legal proceedings without further penalties.

5. Secret Service shoots armed man near White House In an incident near the White House, Secret Service officers shot an armed man during a confrontation, resulting in injuries to a nearby child. This event has heightened concerns over political violence following recent security breaches.

to Yerevan, marking a significant shift from Russian influence. This statement coincided with regional summits focused on enhancing security and cooperation with the EU. 6. French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized Armenia's pivot towards Europe during his visit to Yerevan, marking a significant shift from Russian influence. This statement coincided with regional summits focused on enhancing security and cooperation with the EU.

of cocaine, estimated between 30,000 and 45,000 kilograms, from a freighter destined for Libya. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the trafficking network behind this shipment. 7. In a major drug bust, Spain's Civil Guard has seized a record amount of cocaine, estimated between 30,000 and 45,000 kilograms, from a freighter destined for Libya. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the trafficking network behind this shipment.

He expressed confidence that this acquisition could position eBay as a stronger competitor against Amazon in the e-commerce market. 8. GameStop has made a substantial $55.5 billion takeover offer for eBay, according to CEO Ryan Cohen. He expressed confidence that this acquisition could position eBay as a stronger competitor against Amazon in the e-commerce market. The European Commission has blocked EU funding for Huawei's solar technology, specifically targeting the company's inverters that convert solar panel electricity into grid-compatible current. This decision reflects ongoing concerns within the EU regarding the security risks posed by Chinese tech giants, particularly Huawei and ZTE, in critical sectors such as telecommunications. In a related development, the UK government is seeking access to the EU's €5 billion tech scale-up fund. Established by the European Innovation Council in 2020, this fund aims to invest in startups and address funding gaps faced by European companies. The Scaleup Europe Fund, anticipated to be operational soon, is expected to facilitate larger investments compared to its predecessor. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 5 to 16 degrees. In London, 11 to 16 degrees. In Paris, 12 to 16 degrees. In Brussels, 10 to 12 degrees. In Berlin, 10 to 18 degrees. In Stockholm, 4 to 11 degrees. In Madrid, 10 to 19 degrees. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Trump considers troop reductions in Germany Former President Donald Trump has announced that the United States is reviewing the possibility of reducing its troop presence in Germany. A decision on this matter is expected soon, raising concerns about security commitments in Europe.

5. EU offers 'pre-entry' perks to Ukraine amid membership delays As Ukraine seeks faster integration with the European Union, officials are discussing phased access to the EU Single Market. This move is contingent on Ukraine's reform progress and aims to enhance trade relations through agreements like the ACAA.

growing by 22 percent year-on-year to approximately $109.9 billion. Quarterly profits surged to $62.6 billion, up from $34.5 billion a year earlier, surpassing analysts' predictions. 6. Google’s parent company Alphabet exceeded Wall Street expectations last quarter, with sales growing by 22 percent year-on-year to approximately $109.9 billion. Quarterly profits surged to $62.6 billion, up from $34.5 billion a year earlier, surpassing analysts' predictions.

containment shell at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which has been in disrepair for nearly 40 years. This contribution aims to enhance safety measures at the site of the catastrophic 1986 nuclear disaster. 7. The United States has pledged $100 million to aid in the repairs of the containment shell at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which has been in disrepair for nearly 40 years. This contribution aims to enhance safety measures at the site of the catastrophic 1986 nuclear disaster.

funds will soon be released. However, he emphasized the need for strict adherence to anti-corruption measures and judicial independence as prerequisites for accessing these funds. 8. Hungary's incoming Prime Minister has expressed optimism regarding EU negotiations, asserting that frozen funds will soon be released. However, he emphasized the need for strict adherence to anti-corruption measures and judicial independence as prerequisites for accessing these funds. Armenia's Foreign Minister, Ararat Mirzoyan, has signaled a new era for the country as it prepares for its first-ever summit with the European Union. In an interview in Paris, Mirzoyan emphasized Armenia's commitment to peace, EU ambitions, and significant infrastructure projects. He described the current moment as pivotal, highlighting the consolidation of peace and a strategic repositioning of Armenia on the international stage. Meanwhile, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has underscored the importance of Ukraine for Europe in the event of a conflict with Russia. In a recent statement, she praised Ukraine's military capabilities as crucial for European defense. This comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, with European leaders recognizing the need for a united front in the face of potential threats. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 1 to 6 degrees with patchy rain possible. In London, 8 to 16 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 11 to 22 degrees with patchy rain possible paris will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Brussels, 7 to 18 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 3 to 13 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits berlin on today. In Stockholm, 0 to 12 degrees with partly cloudy a slightly cool ambiance awaits stockholm on today. In Madrid, 14 to 21 degrees with moderate rain mild temperatures are expected in madrid. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Iran war costs EU €500M a day, von der Leyen warns Ursula von der Leyen has highlighted the significant financial burden the ongoing conflict in Iran places on the EU, costing approximately €500 million daily. She reiterated the urgent need for Europe to reduce its reliance on imported fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources.

5. Outrage after Indian man carries his sister’s skeleton to a bank to prove her death A disturbing incident in Odisha, India, has sparked outrage after a man was filmed carrying his sister's skeleton to a bank to validate her death. The video has gone viral, drawing widespread condemnation and highlighting the extreme lengths some individuals may go to in bureaucratic situations.

The Federal Prosecutor’s Office revealed that the individual had maintained continuous contact with a Russian secret service since at least May 2025. 6. A suspected spy who allegedly worked for Russia has been arrested in Berlin. The Federal Prosecutor’s Office revealed that the individual had maintained continuous contact with a Russian secret service since at least May 2025.

on its platforms. The investigation revealed that the company failed to adequately prevent users under 13 from accessing Instagram and Facebook, breaching the Digital Services Act. 7. The European Commission has preliminarily found Meta in violation of digital regulations regarding children on its platforms. The investigation revealed that the company failed to adequately prevent users under 13 from accessing Instagram and Facebook, breaching the Digital Services Act.

amid ongoing conflict. This marks a rare admission from the Russian leader, who has been heavily bombarding Ukraine for the past four years. 8. In a recent statement, Vladimir Putin expressed frustration over Ukrainian counterattacks amid ongoing conflict. This marks a rare admission from the Russian leader, who has been heavily bombarding Ukraine for the past four years. Already, 2026 is shaping up to be the world’s second-warmest year on record, according to some analyses. For Europe, the past winter was one of the coldest in recent years, but temperatures are rebounding, with last month being the continent’s second-hottest March on record. A report released on Wednesday confirmed that 2025 marked Europe’s worst wildfire season on record, raising concerns about the impact of climate change across the region. In a significant political move, Estonia is advocating for a blanket ban on ex-combatants from Russia's war effort. This definition broadly encompasses everyone involved, from regular troops to proxy forces like the Wagner mercenary group. The Estonian government, led by Minister Pevkur, is pushing back against concerns regarding the implications of such a ban, which includes hundreds of thousands mobilized since 2022, as well as tens of thousands who deserted at the risk of severe penalties. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 2 to 6 degrees with patchy rain possible. In London, 8 to 16 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 9 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible paris will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Brussels, 7 to 19 degrees with partly cloudy mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 4 to 14 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits berlin on today. In Stockholm, 1 to 9 degrees with sunny. In Madrid, 14 to 25 degrees with patchy rain possible madrid will experience a pleasantly warm today. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Ukraine to open arms exports with 'Drone Deals' Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that the country will begin exporting arms, a move aimed at bolstering its defense capabilities. However, he specified that these exports will not be available to all nations, as Ukraine seeks to control its security partnerships.

5. Indian billionaire’s son seeks to relocate Escobar’s hippos The son of an Indian billionaire has expressed interest in relocating 80 hippos that were originally brought to Colombia by drug lord Pablo Escobar. The hippos, which have proliferated since Escobar's death, pose ecological challenges in their current environment.

State Department is set to unveil a limited edition passport featuring President Donald Trump’s face, commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary of independence. The design includes Trump’s portrait alongside the Declaration of Independence and his signature in gold, aiming to attract collectors and supporters. 6. The U.S. State Department is set to unveil a limited edition passport featuring President Donald Trump’s face, commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary of independence. The design includes Trump’s portrait alongside the Declaration of Independence and his signature in gold, aiming to attract collectors and supporters.

This directive, which follows similar rules for smaller devices, is designed to reduce electronic waste and save consumers money by eliminating the need for multiple chargers. 7. New European Union regulations mandating the standardization of laptop chargers came into effect this week. This directive, which follows similar rules for smaller devices, is designed to reduce electronic waste and save consumers money by eliminating the need for multiple chargers.

face off in a California federal court. The case revolves around significant financial stakes and control over the future of artificial intelligence, marking a dramatic escalation in their long-standing feud. 8. A high-profile legal battle is underway as Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman face off in a California federal court. The case revolves around significant financial stakes and control over the future of artificial intelligence, marking a dramatic escalation in their long-standing feud. Hungary’s incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar has extended an invitation to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in June. This meeting aims to "open a new chapter in bilateral relations" and tackle ongoing disputes regarding the rights of Ukraine’s ethnic Hungarians. Relations between the two nations had deteriorated significantly prior to Hungary’s recent elections. In other news, climbers attempting to summit Mount Everest have received a boost as a massive ice block has been cleared from a critical path. However, experts caution that risks remain due to the potential for further ice collapses. Concerns are also being raised that climbers may face delays as they could once again find themselves queuing to reach the peak. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 2 to 6 degrees with patchy rain possible. In London, 8 to 16 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 9 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible paris will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Brussels, 7 to 19 degrees with partly cloudy mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 4 to 14 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits berlin on today. In Stockholm, 1 to 9 degrees with sunny. In Madrid, 14 to 25 degrees with patchy rain possible madrid will experience a pleasantly warm today. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Man, 89, arrested after ‘four people shot and wounded’ in Greek capital An 89-year-old man has been arrested in Athens after allegedly opening fire with a shotgun in a social security office and a court building, injuring at least four individuals. The suspect was apprehended near Patra, approximately 130 miles from the capital.

5. Third Ukrainian strike hits Russian oil refinery and prompts evacuations A third strike has targeted a Russian oil refinery in Tuapse, leading to evacuations as authorities work to manage an oil spill resulting from the attacks. Residents in the vicinity have been advised to leave as containment efforts continue.

challenges for Saudi Arabia and the organization as a whole. This move comes as the global economy grapples with the fallout from the Iran conflict, raising concerns about oil supply stability. 6. The UAE's decision to exit OPEC amid the ongoing Hormuz oil crisis poses significant challenges for Saudi Arabia and the organization as a whole. This move comes as the global economy grapples with the fallout from the Iran conflict, raising concerns about oil supply stability.

With growing apprehensions about Beijing's impact, EU officials are contemplating stringent measures to counter China's influence, marking a potential turning point in EU-China relations. 7. In Brussels, a shift is underway as China hawks gain influence within the European Commission. With growing apprehensions about Beijing's impact, EU officials are contemplating stringent measures to counter China's influence, marking a potential turning point in EU-China relations.

Luxembourg, opting for mobile checks instead. This decision aims to streamline cross-border travel along the A64 motorway, enhancing cooperation while addressing security concerns. 8. Germany has reached an agreement to end fixed border controls with Luxembourg, opting for mobile checks instead. This decision aims to streamline cross-border travel along the A64 motorway, enhancing cooperation while addressing security concerns. The European Union has issued a stern warning to Israel, indicating its readiness to impose sanctions on those involved in the trade of Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia. This comes after a vessel carrying the grain docked in Haifa, raising concerns about the legality of such transactions in the occupied territories. In other news, the European Parliament is advocating for a long-term budget exceeding €2 trillion. The proposal emphasizes the need for increased funding earmarked for EU programs and suggests the introduction of new taxes targeting online gambling, major tech companies, and cryptocurrency firms. This initiative aims to bolster financial resources for various sectors, including agricultural subsidies and industrial development. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 2 to 7 degrees with patchy rain possible. In London, 8 to 20 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in london. In Paris, 10 to 22 degrees with overcast paris will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Brussels, 6 to 18 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 4 to 15 degrees with partly cloudy a slightly cool ambiance awaits berlin on today. In Stockholm, 1 to 9 degrees with partly cloudy. In Madrid, 12 to 26 degrees with sunny madrid will experience a pleasantly warm today. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Iranian Foreign Minister Visits Russia Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has met with President Putin in Moscow, following discussions in Oman and Pakistan. This visit comes as U.S.-Iran negotiations remain stalled after recent diplomatic setbacks.

5. Allegations Against Orban's Associates Peter Magyar, the recent election winner in Hungary, has made serious allegations against wealthy associates of Prime Minister Viktor Orban. He claims that many of these individuals are moving their money abroad, raising concerns about financial misconduct.

to Albania, stating it violated the child's right to life. The case involves EB, who has severe disabilities, highlighting concerns over the treatment of vulnerable individuals in immigration policies. 6. The UN Human Rights Committee has condemned Sweden for deporting a disabled child back to Albania, stating it violated the child's right to life. The case involves EB, who has severe disabilities, highlighting concerns over the treatment of vulnerable individuals in immigration policies.

spied for Beijing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The suspect, arrested at Milan's Malpensa airport, is accused of acting on behalf of the Chinese government, as confirmed by police and the FBI. 7. Italy has extradited a Chinese hacker to the United States, with allegations that he spied for Beijing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The suspect, arrested at Milan's Malpensa airport, is accused of acting on behalf of the Chinese government, as confirmed by police and the FBI.

cross the English Channel. Officials emphasized the dangers of this busy maritime area, noting harsh weather conditions and the critical need for safety measures during such crossings. 8. In a significant operation, the French coastguard has rescued over 100 migrants attempting to cross the English Channel. Officials emphasized the dangers of this busy maritime area, noting harsh weather conditions and the critical need for safety measures during such crossings. Switzerland is facing a critical shortage of kerosene reserves, a situation exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in the region. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran war has led to a significant increase in the scarcity and cost of fossil fuels across Europe. Authorities are warning that this could impact air travel and fuel availability in the coming weeks. In a separate development, Pakistan has been accused of conducting airstrikes on an Afghan university located in the province of Kunar. Reports indicate that these attacks have resulted in at least seven fatalities and left 75 others injured, raising concerns about the escalating violence in the region. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 2 to 7 degrees with patchy rain possible. In London, 8 to 20 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in london. In Paris, 10 to 22 degrees with overcast paris will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Brussels, 6 to 18 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 4 to 15 degrees with partly cloudy a slightly cool ambiance awaits berlin on today. In Stockholm, 1 to 9 degrees with partly cloudy. In Madrid, 12 to 26 degrees with sunny madrid will experience a pleasantly warm today. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Two passenger trains collide in Denmark, leaving 17 injured In Denmark, a head-on collision between two passenger trains has resulted in at least 17 injuries, with five individuals in critical condition. Emergency services have sealed off the area, as investigations into the incident continue.

5. Brewer giant admits Iran war could impact beer sales Heineken has reported stronger-than-expected revenues for the first quarter but cautions that the ongoing conflict in Iran may affect future beer sales. The Dutch brewing company is facing challenges from rising energy costs and inflation.

Germany, moving away from reliance on US aircraft. A NATO spokesman has not confirmed or denied the information, but alliance circles indicate a shift in strategy. 6. NATO is set to renew its fleet of AWACS reconnaissance aircraft stationed in Germany, moving away from reliance on US aircraft. A NATO spokesman has not confirmed or denied the information, but alliance circles indicate a shift in strategy.

She argues that this shift is crucial to end the fossil fuel "blackmail" from authoritarian regimes, particularly in light of the geopolitical instability surrounding Iran. 7. German MEP Hannah Neumann has emphasized the EU's urgent need to transition to renewable energy sources. She argues that this shift is crucial to end the fossil fuel "blackmail" from authoritarian regimes, particularly in light of the geopolitical instability surrounding Iran.

take a breathalyzer test following serious allegations made against him in an investigative report. Patel defended himself during a heated press conference, addressing the accusations directly. 8. In the United States, Democrats are calling for FBI Director Kash Patel to take a breathalyzer test following serious allegations made against him in an investigative report. Patel defended himself during a heated press conference, addressing the accusations directly. Tesla seems to be slowly overcoming the crisis due to Elon Musk’s political activism. In the last quarter, the company improved sales and profits thanks to more deliveries. Revenues rose by 16 percent year-on-year to $22.39 billion, as the electric car pioneer continues to navigate challenges. Britain and France have agreed on a three-year plan to curb irregular Channel crossings. A French interior ministry roadmap revealed that France will boost coastal policing by over 50% to 1,400 officers by 2029, while Britain will provide up to 766 million euros in funding, partly conditional on results. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 2 to 10 degrees with partly cloudy. In London, 6 to 15 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 6 to 18 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in paris. In Brussels, 4 to 16 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 2 to 16 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in berlin. In Stockholm, 4 to 14 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits stockholm on today. In Madrid, 12 to 23 degrees with sunny madrid will experience a pleasantly warm today. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Generative AI Usage Surges in Switzerland Nearly half of the Swiss population is now utilizing generative artificial intelligence to produce various forms of content, including text, images, and music. This finding comes from the Federal Statistical Office's latest survey, highlighting the growing integration of AI technologies in daily life.

5. German Components Found in Russian Drones Ukraine's military intelligence reports that numerous German-made components are being used in Russian drones involved in attacks on Ukraine. A detailed list reveals that 137 essential components, including 59 from Germany, are critical for the operation of these drones, raising concerns about the effectiveness of EU sanctions.

at enhancing security cooperation with allied nations. The Cabinet and National Security Council approved the changes, marking a significant shift in the country's defense policy. 6. Japan has lifted its long-standing restrictions on arms exports, a move aimed at enhancing security cooperation with allied nations. The Cabinet and National Security Council approved the changes, marking a significant shift in the country's defense policy.

that President Putin could target strategic locations like Gotland or Bornholm. Experts believe such actions could test NATO's stability and the dynamics of international relations, particularly with the United States. 7. Sweden has issued a warning regarding potential Russian aggression in the Baltic Sea, suggesting that President Putin could target strategic locations like Gotland or Bornholm. Experts believe such actions could test NATO's stability and the dynamics of international relations, particularly with the United States.

Zaporizhzhia region, an area that has seen intense fighting. This development comes amid ongoing brutal attacks in various Ukrainian cities, highlighting the continued volatility of the conflict. 8. An influential Russian military blogger has reported a withdrawal of Russian forces from the Zaporizhzhia region, an area that has seen intense fighting. This development comes amid ongoing brutal attacks in various Ukrainian cities, highlighting the continued volatility of the conflict. Amazon is deepening its alliance with OpenAI rival Anthropic with a significant investment of $5 billion. This move marks a substantial commitment by Amazon to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities, particularly through the development of the AI chatbot Claude. This investment is part of a broader strategy that could see Amazon investing up to $20 billion in the future. In Mexico, a tragic shooting incident at the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan has left one Canadian woman dead and 13 others injured. The attacker, whose motives remain unclear, opened fire on tourists before taking his own life. This incident has raised concerns about safety in popular tourist destinations just weeks before the upcoming World Cup. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 1 to 9 degrees with sunny. In London, 5 to 13 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 7 to 16 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits paris on today. In Brussels, 4 to 13 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits brussels on today. In Berlin, 3 to 10 degrees with moderate rain. In Stockholm, 0 to 11 degrees with sunny. In Madrid, 13 to 26 degrees with sunny madrid will have a warm day. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Slovakia to hold referendum on politician payments Slovakia will conduct a referendum this summer to determine whether to eliminate lifelong payments for former prime ministers and other officials. President Peter Pellegrini announced the vote, aimed at reforming the financial benefits for political leaders.

5. France and Poland strengthen defense collaboration In light of Russia's aggressive posture and a perceived decline in US support, France and Poland are enhancing their defense ties. Leaders Emmanuel Macron and Donald Tusk discussed their plans for increased cooperation during a meeting in Gdansk.

the country, following a controversial announcement about the International Criminal Court. Despite this, he confirmed that Hungary will halt its withdrawal from the ICC by June 2, a year after the initial notification was filed. 6. Magyar has stated that Hungary must arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he visits the country, following a controversial announcement about the International Criminal Court. Despite this, he confirmed that Hungary will halt its withdrawal from the ICC by June 2, a year after the initial notification was filed.

managed to swim away from rescuers but soon became stuck again. The 13.5-meter whale has garnered significant public attention as efforts continue to ensure its survival in the Baltic Sea. 7. In a surprising turn, Timmy, the humpback whale stranded off the coast of Germany, managed to swim away from rescuers but soon became stuck again. The 13.5-meter whale has garnered significant public attention as efforts continue to ensure its survival in the Baltic Sea.

The initiative aims to legalize the status of hundreds of thousands of undocumented foreigners living and working in the country, with many already submitting online applications to begin the process. Next. 8. Spain's recent regularization amnesty has seen nearly 43,000 migrants register in just the first three days. The initiative aims to legalize the status of hundreds of thousands of undocumented foreigners living and working in the country, with many already submitting online applications to begin the process. Next. Russia is heading for an economic crisis, according to Sweden's military intelligence. The head of the agency warned in an interview with the Financial Times that the Russian economy is in a downward spiral, with declining gross domestic product and rising inflation. The situation is exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in Iran, which has reportedly benefited Russian oil company Rosneft. The European Commission is considering freezing €1.5 billion in EU funds allocated to Serbia amid ongoing concerns regarding the rule of law. Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos informed EU lawmakers that the scrutiny is focused on contentious judicial reforms introduced by Belgrade in January. The decision could have significant implications for Serbia's relationship with the EU. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 1 to 9 degrees with sunny. In London, 5 to 13 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 7 to 16 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits paris on today. In Brussels, 4 to 13 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits brussels on today. In Berlin, 3 to 10 degrees with moderate rain. In Stockholm, 0 to 11 degrees with sunny. In Madrid, 13 to 26 degrees with sunny madrid will have a warm day. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Storm causes widespread damage in the US Midwest Strong winds have wreaked havoc across the midwestern United States, damaging homes and blocking roads. While no fatalities have been reported, officials warn that recovery will be lengthy in some rural areas.

5. Pope Leo XIV visits historic shrine in Angola Pope Leo XIV has arrived in Angola, marking the third stop on his African tour. During his visit, he met with President João Lourenço and addressed the country's complex history, particularly its ties to the slave trade.

Residents within a 450-meter radius were instructed to leave their homes while authorities safely neutralized the device. 6. Thousands of Parisians were evacuated as a World War II bomb was detonated in the city. Residents within a 450-meter radius were instructed to leave their homes while authorities safely neutralized the device.

funds that were frozen due to concerns over corruption and rule of law. Following two days of discussions with the European Commission, Magyar emphasized the need for reform to restore trust. 7. Hungary’s incoming Prime Minister Peter Magyar has outlined steps to regain access to EU funds that were frozen due to concerns over corruption and rule of law. Following two days of discussions with the European Commission, Magyar emphasized the need for reform to restore trust.

becoming a prominent critic of Israel's actions. He condemned the strikes against Gaza and Iran, labeling them as grave errors, while critics warn that ongoing strikes against Lebanon threaten regional peace efforts. 8. Spain is pushing to end the EU-Israel association agreement, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez becoming a prominent critic of Israel's actions. He condemned the strikes against Gaza and Iran, labeling them as grave errors, while critics warn that ongoing strikes against Lebanon threaten regional peace efforts. A Swiss millionaire has launched a significant initiative to support families in Berlin by donating several thousand liters of gasoline. This move comes as rising fuel prices, exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in Iran, have put pressure on households. The campaign aims to alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by residents amid these challenging economic conditions. In related news, tensions continue as Iran dismisses calls from European leaders to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This critical waterway is vital for global oil and liquefied natural gas transit, and its prolonged closure is contributing to soaring oil prices and threatening economic stability within the EU. The EU's foreign policy chief has emphasized that under international law, transit through the strait should be maintained. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 2 to 10 degrees with partly cloudy. In London, 6 to 15 degrees with sunny a slightly cool ambiance awaits london on today. In Paris, 7 to 18 degrees with sunny mild temperatures are expected in paris. In Brussels, 6 to 15 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits brussels on today. In Berlin, 4 to 14 degrees with heavy rain a slightly cool ambiance awaits berlin on today. In Stockholm, 2 to 8 degrees with sunny. In Madrid, 13 to 27 degrees with sunny madrid will have a warm day. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.