21 May 2016 | Euronews
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Chile One dead in Chile protests, as President addresses Congress Violent protests have broken out in Chile as President Michelle Bachelet presented a state of the nation address in Congress. -
France Fuel shortages hit France Long queues in France at service stations due to fuel shortages after refinery output fell following stoppages over government labour law reforms. -
Sport Palace shattered as United grab extra-time FA Cup win Manchester United have rescued their dismal season by winning the FA Cup against Crystal Palace, 2-1 in extra time, their first FA Cup since… -
Belgium Thousands march in Brussels in 'Zinneke Parade' Tens of thousands of people have hit the streets of the Belgium capital Brussels for the bi-annual ‘Zinneke Parade’. -
Sport Chavez surges to Giro stage win as mountains sow heartbreak Joy for Esteban Chavez at the victory, but the Giro d’Italia sneered down at the field of riders on stage 14 and dared them to match themselves against the toughest stage yet, with multiple heart-burs -
Russia MH17 crash: victims families sue Russia and President Putin The families of victims of downed Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 have launched a lawsuit against Russia and its President Vladimir Putin. -
Nepal Dutch climber dies on Everest descent A Dutch climber has died while descending from Everest. -
Kazakhstan Kazakh police break up anti-government protests Kazakh police have broken up anti-government protests detaining dozens of protesters and cordoning off the main squares of major cities. -
USA Solar Impulse airborne direction Dayton, Ohio Solar Impulse is airborne again flying stage 12 of its circumnavigation of the globe.BREAKING: -
Austria Austria on the brink of electing far-right president Austria is on the brink of electing the European Union's first far-right head of state. -
Egypt EgyptAir MS804: First images of recovered debris released The hunt for missing EgyptAir flight MS804 intensified on Saturday as Egypt’s military released a video of the first debris found during its search in the Mediterranean… -
Sport European Aquatics Championships: Italy’s Dotto crowned freestyle king as Pedersen defends title -
France French foreign minister meets families of EgyptAir crash The families of the French nationals that perished in the EgyptAir disaster have met with French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault. -
No Comment Papal pre-match pep talk On Friday, Pope Francis welcomed representatives of Italy’s Serie A Football League as well as players from the Juventus and AC Milan teams ahead of the Coppa Italia… -
No Comment Pillow fight for peace Hundreds of university students staged a pillow fight in the Colombian capital of Bogota as a symbolic act carrying a message of peace. -
USA NRA gun lobby backs Trump and takes aim at Clinton The powerful US gun lobby, the National Rifle Association, has endorsed Donald Trump as he attempts to become the next president of the United States. -
Iraq Thousands storm heavily fortified Green Zone in Baghdad Iraqi security forces have opened fire on protesters who stormed the heavily fortified Green Zone in Baghdad. -
France EgyptAir flight: 'smoke detected in cabin' before plane disappeared Flight data from the Airbus 320's real-time reporting service ACARS indicated smoke in the toilet, followed by the electronics before communications were lost, according to air industry website. -
France Airport security under the spotlight after Egyptair crash Investigators have been trawling through surveillance footage and running background checks on those who boarded the flight at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport to see if there had been a lapse. -
USA UN sounds alarm over record-breaking temperature rise Another month, another record high temperature. -
Austria Austria's far-right Freedom Party closes in on presidency The candidates vying to become Austria’s president have been holding their last rallies ahead of Sunday’s crucial vote.