10 May 2016 | Euronews
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United Kingdom David Cameron describes Nigeria and Afghanistan as "fantastically corrupt" The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, has been caught on camera describing Nigeria and Afghanistan as two “fantastically corrupt countries” in a -
Belgium Armed forces deployed to Belgian prisons as strike enters third week Belgium has mobilised the military to assist in prisons where guards have been on strike for over two weeks. Police and the Red Cross had been -
Sport Pole vaulters take to the streets of the Greek capital Athens Athens Street Pole Vault is becoming a tradition in the Greek capital. -
Russia Russia gives heroes welcome to Cuban spies Known as 'The Cuban Five', they were recently released by the US after 15 years in prison for espionage, as part of the thawing of relations between the former Cold War foes. -
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Italy Italian police arrest Afghans and a Pakistani suspected of plotting attacks in Europe Three people have been arrested on suspicion of belonging to a militant cell believed to be planning attacks in Italy, France and England. Two Afghan -
Sport Stephen Curry the hottest MVP in NBA history Stephen Curry has become the first ever unanimous MVP winner in NBA history. -
Economy Greece moves closer to a loan deal with its eurozone lenders Athens seemed to have moved closer to a deal on new loans with its eurozone lenders but many details still have to be worked out. -
Turkey Turkey: car bomb kills three in Diyarbakir At least three people have been killed and 45 wounded when a car bomb struck a bus carrying Turkish police officers in the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir. -
Pakistan Pakistan: Ex-PM's son rescued in Afghanistan The kidnapped son of Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani has been rescued in Afghanistan following a joint operation by Afghan and -
Philippines Rodrigo Duterte: from "The Punisher" to president He has been called a “maverick” and nicknamed “Digong Duterte”. The 71-year-old former mayor of Davao is perhaps the least orthodox politician to -
France French cabinet votes to force through controversial labour reforms The French cabinet has agreed to allow controversial labour reforms to be forced through. They invoked a little-used Article (49.3) in the -
Sport Bayern mean business signing Sanches and Hummels Bayern Munich have pounced early in the transfer market laying down a strong marker for next season under coach new coach Carlo Ancelotti. -
Sport Security costs soar as France gears up for Euro 2016 Security is of paramount importance for French authorities ahead of Euro 2016. -
Sport Dwayne wades into the Raptors in the NBA semi-final playoffs The Miami Heat entertained the Toronto Raptors and the home crowd in game four of the NBA Eastern Conference semi-final at the American Airlines -
Sport Russia batters Ukraine in a medieval dust up in Prague Armour, weapons, men and women from all over the world fight in Prague in the Battle of Nations. The aim to recreate the drama of medieval combat -
Turkey Israel hopes to normalise ties with Turkey soon, say officials Israeli officials say efforts to restore full diplomatic ties with Turkey must now wait until a new government is formed in Ankara. Relations were -
France Former Rwandan mayors go on trial in France for 1994 genocide More than 100 victims, relatives and witnesses are expected to testify in the trial being conducted under a special UN law created to pursue genocide suspects in France. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: MEPs threaten to block Turkey deal This is The Brief from Brussels: a daily programme that brings you all the news and views which are making headlines in Europe’s de facto political… -
Business Series Budapest hosts Bocuse d'Or European competition as city's culinary fame grows Hungary's capital, Budapest - a rising star in the culinary world - is proving that by this year hosting the European heat of the Bocuse d'Or world cooking contest. -
Brazil Brazil: an impeachment sage of twists and turns Impeachment proceedings against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff started in December, when the then speaker of the Lower Chamber of Deputies -
Brazil Brazil: impeachment process against Rousseff back on track The ongoing political ping pong in Brazil has thrown the country into chaos. For the moment, the process to impeach President Dilma Rousseff is back -
World News A revolution: new logo and look for Euronews In May, a revolution is coming to euronews. Live from the Cannes Festival, at the prestigious De Grisogono event, Euronews will unveil its new logo -
Iran British man pleads for release of wife and daughter being held in Iran When he was on his way to pick up his wife at the airport in London, he received a phone call from Tehran. A phone call which was the first step in Nazanin's story. -
Germany German train attacker 'had psychological and drug problems' A man suspected of killing a commuter with a knife at a railway station in Germany had psychological and drug problems, officials say. Three other -
World News The cost of parking across Europe - a Euronews investigation It is 16 times more expensive to park in London than in Sofia -
United Kingdom Brexit opinion too close to call as Labour launches 'Remain' campaign With just 43 days to go before the highly-anticipated Brexit vote, the British Labour Party has launched its campaign to remain in the European -
Business Series ThyssenKrupp cuts profit forecasts amid steel glut The fall in materials prices - particularly steel - has forced German industrial group Thyssenkrupp to cut its profit forecasts. -
Business Series EasyJet confident despite terrorist attacks related losses EasyJet has said strong demand for Mediterranean beach holidays is making up for fewer people flying following recent terrorist attacks in Europe. -
Europe News German workers protest over China steel 'dumping' German steel workers have protested outside the European Parliament over alleged dumping by China. They oppose China being declared a market economy -
Economy German industrial output down more than expected in March German industrial output was down by 1.3 percent in March but still strong for the period from January to March. -
Culture news Eurovision hopefuls line up for finals glory Well, Europe is in the middle of a refugee crisis, has Greece wobbling and the euro under threat, faces a resurgent Russia in the east, and a -
Canada Canada wildfires: 90% of Fort McMurray intact Despite the extensive damage caused by a week of wildfires, officials in Canada say most of Fort McMurray, the town at the heart of the blaze, still -
Culture news Ganja: inspiring Europe's young people to reach their full potential The Azerbaijani city of Ganja used to be the country’s ancient capital. It was founded over 2,500 years ago. Record numbers of young people live in -
Culture news Watch out dancefloors, the Norwegians are coming Norway does not cop much clout in the international pop stakes but there are high hopes for producer-DJ Kygo’s long-awaited debut studio album -
Cinema "X-Men-Apocalypse" seeks franchise renewal Some of the surviving X-Men cast turned up for what could be their last outing, “X-Men Apocalypse”, for its London premiere. Famke Janssen is long -
Germany One dead after knife attack at German station A man wielding a knife attacked passengers at Grafing, near Munich. Witnesses report shouts of "Allahu akbar" -
No Comment Kim launches his TV Korea North Korea’s state-run television KRT has shown a video of leader Kim Jong Un attending the Workers’ Party congress on Sunday (May 8) in Pyongyang. } -
No Comment Game of Drones They have become part of our lives. Now they are part of our entertainment as well. A drone relay race has taken place in Sussex in the UK. -
Syria Aleppo truce extended as foreign ministers meet Against a backdrop of intense international diplomacy, a fragile truce continues to hold in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo. The fragile -
North Korea North Korea stages mass rally in Pyongyang North Korea has marked the end of its first ruling party congress in 36-years with a mass rally in Pyongyang. There were extraordinary scenes in -
Mexico "El Chapo" moved to prison near US border Is the world's most-wanted drug trafficker about to be extradited to the United States to face charges? -
Germany One dead in 'terror' knife attack on passengers at German station Reports from scene suggest attacker shouted "Allahu Akbar" during rampage at Grafing near Munich -
Philippines Duterte out in front in Philippine election With record turnout and the majority of votes counted, "The Punisher" is poised to be the next president -
Brazil Brazil's Senate rejects attempt to annul impeachment proceedings against Rousseff Brazil’s Senate says it will go ahead with a vote on Wednesday on whether to impeach the president. It’s the latest in the long running saga of -
Canada Damage less than feared as Canada wildfire slows down Canadian officials say the wildfire in Alberta is finally slowing down and the damage is much less than feared. Up to ninety percent of the buildings -
Philippines Rodrigo Duterte claims victory as Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte, a controversial mayor, accused of having links to death squads and vigilante killers, has claimed victory as president of the -
France Cannes Film festival to open under tight security With France under a state of emergency since November's terror attacks in Paris, the French Riviera city is ramping up security.