27 May 2016 | Euronews
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Brazil Rio police probe 'gang rape' of 16-year-old by 'more than 30 men' Police in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro are investigating allegations that a 16-year-old girl was brutally raped by more than thirty… -
Syria Car bomb hits Shuiab Mosque in rebel-held Idlib, Syria A car bomb exploded at the Shuiab Mosque in rebel-controled Idlib, Syria. -
Turkey US troops in Syria to remove Kurdish insignia after Ankara outburst Turkey has accused the United States of being two-faced for continuing to support the YPG, a Kurdish militia group fighting in Syria. -
Sport Champions League preview: revenge in the air as Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid prepare to do battle A club from Madrid will rule Europe come Saturday night but will it be Real or Atletico. -
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France France labour reform standoff fuels petrol shortages Strikes over labour reforms have left fuel in short supply in France. -
Sport Giro d'Italia: Nibali wins stage 19 as Chaves takes over race lead Overnight leader Steven Kruijswijk lost his race lead following a disastrous stage 19 of the Giro d’Italia on Friday. -
United Kingdom Creative or crazy?: Brexit campaign videos Much has been said about the UK-EU referendum recently. -
Economy US Q1 economic growth revised higher US economic growth did slow in the first three months of this year, but not as sharply as initially thought. -
Argentina Operation Condor: historic human rights trial verdict expected The final verdict in an historic human rights trial is expected in Argentina later on Friday. -
Greece Aristotle's tomb 'discovered' by Greek archaeologist A Greek archaeologist believes he has found the final resting place of Aristotle, one of the world’s greatest philosophers. -
Sweden Sweden Prince Oscar christened in heirloom gown One of the newest additions to the Swedish Royal Family has been baptised in a ceremony steeped in tradition. -
Sport Nine-time champion Nadal withdraws from French Open Rafa Nadal’s hopes of a record-extending tenth French Open title will have to wait another year after the Spaniard withdrew from Roland Garros with a wrist injury on… -
Japan Peace and protest in Hiroshima Thousands gather to witness the first visit by an incumbent US president to the site of the world's first atomic bombing at Hiroshima. -
Economy Putin and Tsipras focus on trade and investment Russian President Vladimir Putin and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras are expected to focus on trade and investment during their meetings in Athens. -
Japan Strong peaceful China vital for the world says Japan's Sone Euronews is continuing its coverage of the G7 Summit in Ise-Shima, Japan by interviewing Kenko Sone, the Director of Global Communications for Japan’s often outspoken Prime Minister Shinzo… -
World News Brexit poses threat to global economy as G7 backs remain A declaration by the Group of Seven says a Brexit will pose a real threat to the global economy. -
Sport Golden State Warriors save match point in Western Conference final The Golden State Warriors staved off elimination for at least another match after winning game five of their Western Conference finals against Oklahoma City… -
Sport Mourinho ready to manage 'giants' Manchester United Jose Mourinho says his appointment as manager of Manchester United has come at the perfect time in his career. -
Iraq Fleeing Fallujah: hundreds leave but tens of thousands are trapped At least 50,000 civilians are thought to be still inside the city, which is around 65 kilometres west of Baghdad. -
My Europe Series A narrow defeat for the far-right in Austria, France gripped by strikes ahead of Euro 2016 In this edition of State of the Union: Austria narrowly avoids the election of a far-right head of state; bailout cash is unlocked for Greece; and France is gripped by demonstrations and strikes with -
Economy China's steel makers deny hacking theft of US data US regulators have launched an investigation into complaints about Chinese steel manufacturers that include research data being stolen through computer hacking. -
Business Series Philips Lighting IPO enjoys bright start Philips Lighting enjoyed a positive first day of trading as a newly spun-off independent company. -
World News Afghan and Sudanese migrants battle in Calais camp Violence has broken out between Afghan and Sudanese migrants at a makeshift refugee camp in Calais. -
Culture news Banksy's work on display in Rome Works by the artist known as Banksy are going on display for the first time in Rome’s Palazzo Cipolla Museum. -
World News Refugees: what is your nationality when you are born at sea? On May 25, the Aquarius, a boat belonging to the association "SOS Méditerranée", returned from its tenth rescue operation: the lives of 388 migrants were… -
World News Save the Children dub new Greek refugee camps 'inhumane' Migrants in makeshift border camps close to Idomeni in Greece remain reluctant to move into official shelters. -
Culture news Our selection of exhibitions Picasso isn’t just a painter. -
USA The world according to Trump; unashamedly white, and right Donald Trump, Republican presidential nomination secure, is now starting to make policy statements he will put to the American people for approval in his November election bid. But in foreign policy t -
Europe News EU sets aside €400 million to fight Islamic radicalisation in schools The battle against Islamic radicalisation in Europe is to be taken into the classroom. -
Economy Japan consumer prices fall again in April Japanese consumer prices fell for the second month running in April dealing a further blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's anti-deflation efforts. -
Business Series Banco Popular latest capital increase causes share sell-off Banco Popular's share price continued to fall on Friday after it announced a second 2.5 billion euro sale of new shares in less than four years. -
China China's bus that drives over cars Part subway, part bus, a mass transporter known in Chinese as the “bus-way” has gone on show in Beijing. -
No Comment Jerusalem's festival of light Jerusalem’s Old City is bathed in light as visitors attend ‘Light Festival Jerusalem’. -
No Comment The army of feathered farmers A vineyard in Stellenbosch, South Africa is using an army of 1,000 Indian Runner ducks to help control snails and pests that are attacking… -
My Europe Series The population slide of Europe Euronews travels to Hungary and Greece to investigate how they are dealing with Europe’s declining population. -
World News Israel loses second cabinet minister in a week The inclusion of an ultra-nationalist politician in the governing coalition is having a domino effect on the country's government. -
USA Trump and Sanders plan TV clash The billionaire tycoon and democratic socialist have voiced interest in a one-on-one encounter in California. But what about Hillary? -
Series Postcards from Azerbaijan: The Baku Flame Towers Opened in 2013, the towers are used for a hotel, apartments and offices and the tallest has a total of 38 floors -
Cinema Highlights from the Cannes Film Festival As the glitter settles on the Croisette, let’s take a look at some of the films that left an impression at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. -
My Europe Series Greece counts the cost of raising a family amid the financial crisis Vassiliki and Kostis got married in 2008, but it was only about a year ago that they had their first child. -
Japan Obama makes historic Hiroshima visit Barack Obama has become the first serving US president to visit the Japanese city of Hiroshima, 71-years after it was hit by the world’s first nuclear bomb… -
My Europe Series Europe’s demographic time bomb Interview with Monika Queisser, Head of Social Policy with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris. -
Venezuela Maduro: more fighting talk for Spain The Venezuelan president challenges Spain to hold an election debate in Caracas and says he may stand for prime minister himself. -
World News Saudi cleric issues "Catwa" ban on cat selfies It’s hard to log onto social media without seeing a picture or video of a cat doing something cute, daft – or both. -
My Europe Series Hungary leads way in EU family policy, but motives suspect To arrest historic population decline Hungary is paying couples generously to have children and build homes. But is the ruling Fidetz party feathering its own nest while cutting out the poor and immig -
Japan Japan: fire forces plane evacuation Hundreds of passengers have been forced to evacuate a plane at Japan’s Haneda Airport in Tokyo after its engine caught fire during take off. -
Japan G7 says 'global growth is our urgent priority' After a two-day summit in central Japan, the Group of Seven industrial powers pledged on Friday to seek strong global growth. -
France French labour reform action threatens to disrupt Euro 2016 fans Strike action over changes to the French labour law have disrupted many cities across the country. -
World News Search teams detect signal from crashed EgyptAir flight 804 Reports in Egypt’s Al Ahram newspaper say an emergency locator (ELT) signal from the wreckage of EgyptAir flight 804 has been detected by… -
World News New video footage: overcrowded migrant boat capsizing New video footage shows an overcrowded fishing boat capsizing off the Libyan coast sending migrants tumbling into the sea.