11 May 2019 | Euronews
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Sport Japan and Azerbaijan strike gold on Day 2 of 2019 Baku Grand Slam Fantastic judo and powerhouse performances on Day 2 of Baku Grand Slam as Azerbaijan wins its first gold of the tournament and Japan tops medals table -
Poland Polish far-right demonstrators protest against restitution of Jewish property Polish far-right supporters protested against a US law that calls for the restitution of Jewish property. -
Venezuela Venezuela’s opposition leader Juan Guaidó claims he has the support of the military Venezuela’s opposition leader Juan Guaidó insists he has the backing of most of the military as he ramps up his campaign to unseat President Nicolas Maduro. -
Pakistan Security forces kill three gunmen who stormed a luxury hotel in Pakistan's Baluchistan province Pakistan's military kill three attackers after luxury hotel raid on Saturday. -
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France Police clash with demonstrators as yellow-vest protests reach six-month mark French police fired tear gas at masked demonstrators in Lyon and Nantes on Saturday as heavy rain kept the number of yellow vest demonstrators down in Paris. -
Spain Police in Spain seize 2.7 tonnes of hashish A three-year joint operation by Spanish and Italian police has resulted in the seizure of 2.7 tonnes of hashish in the Spanish region of Andalusia. -
United Kingdom Lost pup survives a year in the wild 'eating rabbits' Rio, a pup got who lost near Cambridge, UK, probably survived on rabbits for more than a year, said rescuers. -
Peru Fashion show for Mother's Day in Peru prison Mothers in a prison in Peru's capital Lima celebrated Mother's Day on Friday with a fashion show of items designed and created by female inmates. -
No Comment Japanese enjoy Kanda Matsuri festival in Tokyo People dressed in period costumes took part in one of the three largest festivals in Tokyo on Saturday. -
Germany High as a kite? Park boss creates bizarre boxes to tackle drug problem "I thought it was a piece of art. But as a direct attempt to solve the issue of drugs this is, of course, ridiculous." -
Pakistan Gunmen attack luxury hotel in Pakistan One hotel guard is reported head as the Baluchistan Liberation Army claims responsibility. -
Russia Watch: Putin shows off athletic prowess in ice hockey game Russian Vladimir Putin, who seems to love showing off his athletic prowess, emerged as the top scorer in an ice hockey game with other Russian officials. -
No Comment Baby elephant rescued from lake in northeastern India An elephant calf was rescued from a lake by forest authorities on Friday (May 10), after becoming separated from its mother in India's northeastern Kamrup district. -
Tunisia Tunisia migrant boat disaster: Survivor watched passengers slip under water 'one after one' A survivor of a migrant boat disaster in the Mediterranean has told how he watched fellow passengers slip away and sink to their deaths. -
USA Sanders to join Ocasio-Cortez at rally as climate fight heats up The Vermont senator's appearance comes as he criticized a reported plan by Joe Biden to seek a "middle ground" climate policy. -
USA Nearly every country approves pact to cut plastic pollution, except U.S. "It's sending a very strong political signal to the rest of the world — to the private sector, to the consumer market — that we need to do something," a U.N. official said. -
Earth News Brewers across the globe are foraging for better beer Craft brewers are wandering in the wilderness to create interesting beers. -
France Hostages pay tribute to French soldiers who died to save them France says their captors were terrorists who planned to hand them over to an al Qaeda affiliate in Mali. -
Romania Meet the witches claiming to fight corruption in Romania with spells and magic While Romanian citizens are getting ready to hit the polls to vote in the European elections, a group of self-proclaimed witches are working behind closed doors to make sure that the "right" candidates get seats. -
Earth News Meet the unusual artist behind this giant recycled sculpture Giant trolls made from recycled materials are being brought to life by Danish artist Thomas Dambo. -
No Comment Russia's Putin scores eight goals in all-star hockey game Russian President Vladimir Putin hit the ice on Friday (May 10) in a hockey game in which he showed off his puck-handling skills and scored eight goals, a display that reinforced his image as a man of action. -
No Comment Watch: Waterspout swirls near Singapore shore A massive waterspout surprised Singapore on Saturday (May 11) morning. -
China Scuffles in Hong Kong as tempers flare over new extradition law Tensions are running high over a new law that would enable criminal suspects to be extradited to the Chinese mainland. -
Cult Venice Biennale 2019: Art show reflects on our 'precarious existence' The 58th International Biennale Arte in Venice opened this weekend under the title "May You Live In Interesting Times" -
South Africa South Africa elections: ANC wins absolute majority, but support drops South Africa elections: ANC wins absolute majority, but with reduced support -
France Notre Dame fire: French MPs pass law to rebuild fire-ravaged cathedral in five years France President Emmanuel Macron has said he wants the structure renovated in five years. But opposition MPs have been critical, saying it is unrealistic and motivated by the fact Paris is hosting the Olympic Games in 2024. -
World News 'Masked men beat us with batons': Greece accused of violent asylum seeker pushbacks Scores of Turkish asylum seekers have been pushed back — sometimes violently — from Greece in the last three weeks, lawyers and family members told Euronews. -
USA 28 years later, Anita Hill supporters want to hear more from Joe Biden Some of the 1,600 women who signed a letter in support of Hill in 1991 want Biden to say more about his role but would support him over Trump. -
USA As Biden predicts a shorter race, rivals dig in for long fight From hiring to messaging, recent moves by 2020 hopefuls telegraph preparations for a sustained nomination battle. -
Mexico Mexicans seek answers over 40,000 missing loved ones It's estimated 40,000 people have gone missing since Mexico began its war on drugs in 2006. Families accuse the police of failing to investigate the disappearances. -
USA U.S. sending missile system and another warship to Middle East amid Iran tensions The Pentagon said Friday that the USS Arlington, an amphibious transport ship, and a Patriot air defense system will be deployed to the region. -
Earth News Floatation therapy, Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey Here is our curated selection of the top five wellness trends and products that caught our eye this month. -
Norway Norwegian woman dies from rabies after puppy bite in the Philippines It is the first rabies-related human death in Norway for more than 200 years, according to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. -
France French campaigners prevent weapons shipment to Saudi Arabia Saudi vessel leaves French waters without weapons after protests -
USA New Hubble Space Telescope photo is a 'living history book' of our universe The eye-popping image shows more than a quarter of a million galaxies. -
Earth News 5 events at London Craft Week boasting sustainable credentials We visited London Craft Week to find out which brands are leading the way in sustainable arts and crafts. -
USA US-China trade talks will continue, but so will the tariffs Trump tweets that tariffs on China may or may not be removed, depending on what happens with respect to future negotiations. -
Tunisia Death toll from Tunisia migrant ship disaster rises to 65 It's prompted warnings that more migrants will die unless search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean are strengthened. -
Libya Libya calls for help against rebel offensive The Libyan government calls for international support to halt the Eastern rebels’ assault on Tripoli. -
Earth News May’s clean beauty launches Caring for yourself and the planet has never been cooler. So, get ready to shop! -
USA Sen. Murphy: Giuliani's efforts in Ukraine on behalf of Trump 'improper,' possibly 'illegal' Murphy says it a series of red flags. He wrote in a letter on Friday that "these actions are entirely improper and could be illegal." -
Sport Explosive judo as Brazil tops medals table on Day 1 of Baku Grand Slam There was some explosive judo on display in Azerbaijan as Brazil topped the medals standings after the opening day of the 2019 Baku Grand Slam -
USA Buttigieg making inroads with West Coast donors who helped fuel Obama's rise The South Bend Mayor's presidential campaign got another boost with fundraising stops in Hollywood and Silicon Valley this week.