19 May 2016 | Euronews
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Belgium Washington could take part in EgyptAir investigation Washington has yet to indicate whether it will take part in the investigation into the apparent crash of EgyptAir Flight MS804 which went missing over the Mediterranean south of Greece earlier on… -
France France PM Valls condemns violence during labour law protests Thursday’s latest protests against France’s controversial labour reforms drew the most wildly varying turnout estimates yet: 90,000 in Marseille according to the organisers, 3,500 said the… -
Nigeria Nigeria: army says second schoolgirl freed from Boko Haram The Nigerian army says a second girl has been rescued after being kidnapped in a school raid by Boko Haram militants more than two years ago. -
Egypt Terrorism likely cause of air crash in Egypt which kills 66 The Americans are talking about a bomb, and Egypt’s Aviation minister thinks terrorism is the likely cause, but what is clear is 66 people have died in the crash of an Airbus in the waters off… -
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: NATO flexes military muscle This is the Brief from Brussels – a daily round-up of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Sport Federer withdraws from French Open Roger Federer will miss a grand slam tournament for the first time since 1999 after announcing he will not play in the French Open after failing to recover from a back… -
Economy Security concerns hit tourism industry, Thomas Cook shares slump The loss of EgyptAir flight MS804 is another blow for Egypt's tourism industry, a cornerstone of the country's economy, and it comes at a time of heightened security concerns for the travel industry. -
Turkey Turkey's ruling AKP names Binali Yildirim as party leadership candidate Turkey’s ruling AKP has named its candidate for the party leadership, on the 97th anniversary of the start of the Turkish War of… -
Austria Austria on a far-right path Austria’s presidential election second-round runoff takes place on Sunday (May 22). -
Sport NBA: Golden State level Western Conference final Having lost their Western Conference Finals opener against underdogs Oklahoma City Thunder, the record breaking Golden State Warriors bounced back in emphatic style to level the best of seven series a -
World Emergency response: inside Ecuador's disaster zones Ecuador’s 7. -
Cinema Rithy Panh's 'Exile': a glimpse at life under the Khmer Rouge regime ‘Exile’ is a visionary narration of the exile of Cambodians during the Red Khmer regime, during which the country was renamed Democratic… -
Italy World's longest pizza created in Naples measuring 1.8 km -
Sport Europa League: Sevilla maintain Spainish club's dominance of European football FC Sevilla and their fans woke up on Thursday morning all smiles after the club won a record breaking third consecutive Europa League title. -
Italy Italian political cause-fighter Marco Pannella dies Firebrand former Italian Radical Party leader Marco Pannella has died at the age of 86. -
Europe News EU delays weed-killer vote EU officials have delayed a vote on whether to grant a new licence to a controversial weedkiller. -
United Kingdom Superbugs could kill ‘10 million people a year by 2050’ -
Business Series Lufthansa boss warns on Brexit The head of German airline Lufthansa has warned against the "crisis" of Britain leaving the European Union. -
Economy Mainland France unemployment dips below 10% The unemployment rate in mainland France has edged below 10 percent for the first time since early 2014 offering some evidence that the labour market may be turning a corner. -
Culture news Britain's biggest photography fair takes over Somerset House Bringing together 80 of the world’s leading galleries in one major photography fair, Photo London 2016 harnesses the creative talent of the world’s leading photographers for public… -
Egypt Flight 804 crash: second major EgyptAir incident in two months Thursday’s (May 19) EgyptAir plane crash comes just two months since the last major incident involving the airline. -
Egypt EgyptAir: families express bewilderment as they await news of flight 804 In Cairo, the families of those on board the missing EgyptAir flight have spoken of their bewilderment as they desperately seek answers about what happened after the loss of radar… -
Europe News NATO flexes military muscle to counter Russia NATO is mulling its biggest military build-up since the Cold War to counter perceived threats from Russia. -
Egypt EgyptAir crash: airline says Flight MS804 wreckage found Egyptian authorities say debris likely to be from the plane has been located near a Greek island. The Airbus 320 passenger jet went missing en route from Paris to Cairo. -
New Zealand NASA releases 2,366kg, super-pressure balloon into Earth's orbit -
Economy Fed: June US interest rate rise could be 'appropriate' Minutes from the latest meeting of Federal Reserve's policymakers reveal they feel the US economy could be ready for an interest rate increase as early as June. -
Economy IMF welcomes Saudi reforms The International Monetary Fund is applauding Saudi Arabia's sweeping reform plan calling it "an appropriately bold and far-reaching transformation". -
Economy Egyptian shares fall after plane's disappearance The disappearance of an EgyptAir plane flying from France to Egypt caused a sell-off of shares on the Cairo stock exchange due to concerns about the potential impact on tourism and the economy. -
Turkey Turkish transport minister set to replace Davutoglu as prime minister Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has selected transport minister Binali Yildirim as its next leader. -
Sci-Tech Israeli divers discover Roman treasure in ancient sunken cargo ship Archaeologists in Israel have recovered bronze statues and thousands of coins from a merchant ship that sank off the Mediterranean coast some 1,600 years ago during the late Roman… -
Spain War photographer James Nachtwey wins Asturias award The American photographer James Nachtwey has won this year’s prestigious Princess of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanitites. -
World Edi Rama: we need to stop all this talk about a corrupt Albania Audrey Tilve: It’s still the dream to be a part of the European Union. -
World News Europe has biggest life expectancy gender gap in world, says report Women in Europe can expect to live a healthy life for five years longer than men, according to a new report. -
Cinema 'Clinton Cash' exposes Hillary Clinton Documentary 'Clinton Cash' examines Hillary Clinton's family's finances. -
Culture news John Marshall: the man who paints cows British painter John Marshall has spent the last decade deliberately restricting himself to just one subject: the humble cow. -
Egypt What we know about EgyptAir flight MS804 EgyptAir flight MS804 disappeared early yesterday morning over the Mediterranean. -
Egypt French and Egyptian authorities vow solidarity over missing aircraft French and Egyptian authorities have been reacting to the disappearance of EgyptAir flight MS804 with 66 people on board. -
United Kingdom European Aquatics Championships: Paltrinieri of Italy shatters own 1500m freestyle record -
Venezuela Venezuela's President Maduro threatens to increase emergency powers Tensions are mounting in Venezuela. -
France 'Cop-haters' attack police car in Paris A French police patrol car came under attack in Paris on Wednesday (May 18), four people have been arrested. -
Greece Clashes in Idomeni as migrant frustration boils over There have been more violent clashes over night between police and migrants in the tent city that has been created on Greece’s northern border with the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) -
Libya Libyan forces advance on ISIL stringhold of Sirte Libyan forces claim to have pushed back ISIL fighters towards their stronghold of Sirte on the Libyan coast. -
Sri Lanka Deadly landslides in Sri Lanka claim scores of victims 200 families feared buried in landslides 230,000 people forced from homes Rescue efforts hampered by powercuts At least 200 families are feared buried beneath massive landslides in central Sri… -
Ukraine Crimean Tatars look for Eurovision boost on day of national tragedy It is a sad time of year for Crimea's Tatars who, 72 years ago were nearly wiped out by Stalin. But this year's anniversary comes just days after Jamala conquered the Eurovision with a song explicitly