7 May 2016 | Euronews
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World News Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' is moved to jail near US border Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman was moved from a jail in central Mexico on Saturday to a prison in Ciudad Juarez near the US border, in a move that appears -
Bangladesh Sufi Muslim leader is hacked to death in Bangladesh A Sufi Muslim leader has been hacked to death in Bangladesh in what may be another attack by Islamist militants there. The remains of Mohammad -
Sweden So kitsch it's cool!: Eurovision exhibition opens in Sweden Oh yes, it is that time of year again! And with the Eurovision Song Contest just days away in Stockholm, an exhibition has opened there showcasing -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Historic mosque re-opens, 23 years after being destroyed in the Bosnian war The event on Saturday was an opportunity to project an image of tolerance in the multi-religious, multi-ethnic society. -
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Sport Nagase and Schlesinger strike gold in Baku Pedro Lasuén, euronews: “The second day of the Baku Grand Slam was spectacular, emotional and full of surprises… judo at its best! Let’s start with a -
Italy Italy: protest turns violent over Austria's border fence plans A protest against Austria’s move to tighten border controls has turned violent, as scores of activists clashed with Italian police who blocked their -
Sport Giro d'Italia: Kittel sprints to second stage win Marcel Kittel timed his sprint perfectly to clinch the second stage of the Giro d’Italia, a 190-kilometre trek from Arnhem to the Dutch town of -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia oil minister sacked in major cabinet reshuffle The changes in government come just one week after announcing major economic reforms in the country hard hit by the oil price slump. -
Canada 'It's like something out of a movie', residents flee mammoth Canada wildfire Firefighters have nicknamed it ‘the beast’. An out-of-control wildfire in Canada which has been raging for almost a week, and could double in size by -
Egypt Journalists among six facing death penalty in Egypt for 'spying for Qatar' An Egyptian court has sought the death penalty for six men including three journalists charged with endangering national security by spying for -
Sport NBA Playoffs: Spurs regain control The San Antonio Spurs edged out Oklahoma City to regain control of their best-of-7 series in the Playoffs. After a nail-biting finish in Game 2, Game -
Poland Pro and anti-government protests in Poland over EU and democracy Poland’s opposition claims almost a quarter of a million people protested in Warsaw on Saturday against what they see as the government’s alienation -
United Kingdom Sadiq Khan sworn-in as London's new mayor Marking himself out from his predecessor on the first day of the job, Sadiq Khan was sworn-in as London's new mayor at a multi-faith service in Southwark Cathedral. -
World News European Athletics official says Russia has no "moral right" to be at Rio Olympics -
Germany Syrian refugee wants to change the world through pictures -
Egypt Egypt court postpones Mursi spying verdict for second time A court in Cairo has postponed passing judgement for a second time on Egypt’s ousted president Mohamed Mursi in his latest trial. Six other -
No Comment Kim Jong Un addresses North Korea party congress North Korea on Friday opened the first full congress of its ruling party since 1980 with leader Kim Jong Un speaking behind closed doors to thousands -
No Comment Gunman held after attack on Turkey journalist Police have arrested a gunman who fired at least two shots at a prominent Turkish journalist who was briefing reporters about his trial. Can Dundar -
Cameroon Cameroon footballer Patrick Ekeng dies after collapsing during match in Romania Dinamo Bucharest and Cameroon international footballer Patrick Ekeng has died after collapsing on the pitch during a league match in the Romanian -
Germany Margot Honecker, widow of ex-East German leader, dies in Chile Margot Honecker, the widow of the former East German leader Erich Honecker, has died aged 89 in Chile where she had been living for more than 20 -
Colombia Colombia government and FARC rebels return to peace talks Colombia’s largest rebel group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the government have returned to talks aimed at ending 50 years -
Syria Russia says Aleppo truce in Syria extended for 72 hours Russia’s defence ministry has said a “regime of calm” truce in Syria’s northern city of Aleppo has been extended by three days, according to the -
Canada Canada wildfire 'could double in size' Canada’s monster wildfire could double in size, officials are warning – meaning there is no time to lose for those still caught in its path. Fleeing -
United Kingdom Sadiq Khan makes history as elected London mayor after bruising campaign The son of a Pakistani bus driver, Sadiq Khan was confirmed as London’s new mayor on Saturday after a bruising election campaign. Khan, 45, will be -
United Kingdom Sadiq Khan set to become London's first Muslim mayor It seems London’s getting its first Muslim mayor. According to British media reports, Sadiq Khan – the son of a bus driver – has won the capital’s -
Greece Children of Idomeni: Lessons and laughter amid migrant misery It is a daily struggle for survival at Idomeni. Living in filth and exposed to the elements, at least 10,000 migrants and refugees remain stuck at