23 April 2016 | Euronews
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Serbia Serbians head to the polls in test of EU membership popularity Serbians head to the polls on Sunday in snap elections that are being seen as a test of whether the country will move closer to the EU or Russia -
Sport Nishikori and Nadal to meet in Barcelona final Rafael Nadal continued his march towards an unprecedented ninth Barcelona Open title after he beat Philipp Kohlschreiber in straight sets in the -
Egypt Egypt: Court delays latest Mursi verdict An Egyptian court has delayed its verdict in the latest trial against former President Mohamed Mursi. It is three years since Mursi of the Muslim -
Mexico Mexican writer Fernando del Paso wins Cervantes Prize Spain’s King Felipe has presented the country’s highest literary award, the Cervantes prize, to Mexican writer Fernando del Paso in recognition of a -
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Bangladesh University professor hacked to death in Bangladesh A university professor has been hacked to death in northwest Bangladesh – the latest to die in a series of attacks on liberal activists in the -
United Kingdom 400 years on: Stratford-upon-Avon honours local boy William Shakespeare Where better to mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death on Saturday than in his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon! Thousands of -
Korea North Korea 'fires ballistic missile from submarine' North Korea looks to have fired a submarine-launched ballistic missile on Saturday off its east coast. The reports come from South Korea’s military -
Sport Iranian climber's World Cup dream comes true Euronews meets Elnaz Rekabi who, this year and against the odds, has become the first Iranian female to compete full-time on the World Cup climbing circuit. -
Turkey Merkel visits Syrian refugees in Turkey amid tension over EU migrant deal German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Turkey on Saturday to see how Syrian refugees are being treated and to try to soothe tensions over the -
Sport Liverpool defender Sakho benched after failed drugs test Liverpool have benched their France international player Mamadou Sakho following a failed drugs test. The English Premier League side confirmed that -
World News In Nepal life goes on, but recovery is slow Almost a year after twin earthquakes battered Nepal, life in the Himalayan nation is still far from normal. -
Sport Spurs beat Grizzlies to close in on playoff clean sweep The San Antonio Spurs tightened their grip on their best-of-seven playoff with the Memphis Grizzlies after taking a 3-0 lead after game three. The -
Germany Germany: Huge protest against EU-US trade deal on eve of Obama visit Tens of thousands of protesters marched in the German city of Hanover on Saturday to denounce a proposed EU-US free trade deal – on the eve of a -
United Kingdom Obama urges young Britons to reject isolationism and xenophobia Barack Obama called on young Britons to reject xenophobia and not to pull back from the world on Saturday, a day after warning the UK about the risks -
No Comment All the world's a stage: Euronews presents a snippet of Shakespeare To mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, Euronews journalists recited one of his most famous quotes in their native languages. -
World News Syrian refugee's dream of carrying the Olympic torch to come true On Tuesday (April 26), Syrian refugee Ibrahim Al-Hussein will carry the Olympic flame in Athens as part of the torch relay ahead of the 2016 Rio -
No Comment Obama given the royal treatment in Britain US President Barack Obama arrived at the royal residence of Windsor Castle and met Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II on Friday. Obama was accompanied by -
USA US Justice Department drops iPhone unlocking case against Apple The US Department of Justice has dropped a potentially precedent-setting case against Apple. Prosecutors were attempting to force the tech giant to -
Germany Volkswagen emission cheating costs rise to more than €16bn Volkswagen has announced it will be putting aside €16.2 billion to help pay for its emissions scandal, more than double the €6.7 billion it told -
United Kingdom Obama warns UK it will be at 'back of the queue" for US trade if it votes to leave EU US president Barack Obama has warned Britain that if it votes to leave the EU, the United States would have very little interest in doing trade with -
Syria ISIL claims to have shot down Syrian plane and captured pilot ISIL fighters said they had shot down a government warplane in Syria on Friday. They released footage of what they said was the burning wreckage of -
Belgium Brussels airport won't re-open fully before summer holidays One month on from the terrorist attacks in Brussels, reconstruction work on the airport continues. Authorities say they aim to have it back to -
USA Prince death "not suicide" say officials Officials carried out a post-mortem examination on the body of pop singer Prince on Friday. They said there were no signs he had taken his own life