2 April 2017 | Euronews
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Hungary Students in Hungary march against a bill threatening future of prestigious university Thousands of Hungarian and foreign students are demanding the government withdraws legislation which could force a university founded by philanthropist George Soros out of the… -
Serbia Serbia PM Vucic wins presidential poll by a landslide Conservative Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic won Serbia’s presidential election by a landslide on Sunday, confirming his domination of the Balkan country balanced between the West and… -
Sport Local hero Okruashvili takes gold in Georgia Adam Okruashvili battled his way to gold on the final day of the Tbilisi Grand Prix -
Armenia Armenia: Ruling party well ahead in parliamentary election (exit polls) The ruling Republican Party is leading in a parliamentary election in ex-Soviet Armenia, an exit poll showed on Sunday. -
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United Kingdom UK politician is slammed for 'sabre-rattling' over Gibraltar Everyone knows Brexit will be difficult – but is talk of war a step too far? -
Russia Russians rally against Kremlin, despite 'solid popularity' of Putin Between 20 and 30 anti-corruption protesters have been detained in Moscow as they tried to organise a march towards the Kremlin. -
Colombia Colombia: Rescue efforts intensify after deadly landslide At least 200 people are now confirmed to have been killed in Colombia’s landslide disaster. -
Serbia Will the polls get it right? Serbia votes in presidential election Polls predict Serbia’s presidential election will be a landslide victory for Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić. -
United Kingdom UK could return to blue passports British citizens could be issued with navy blue passports, last printed in the 1980s, following Brexit. -
No Comment Uniting Putin and Trump Hundreds of early visitors at a popular Sofia shopping centre couldn’t believe their eyes on Saturday when they saw US President Donald Trump apparently standing next to his Russian counterpart, Vladi -
No Comment Skimpy skiing in Sochi Hundreds of Russian skiers in swimwear hit the slopes of Sochi in a world record attempt. -
Armenia Armenia: Parliamentary poll heralds new era It is all change in Armenia, voting for the first time on Sunday in elections to usher in a new parliamentary system of government. -
Africanews Ethiopian maid in Kuwait: I wasn't attempting suicide in cruel employer's viral video An Ethiopian maid who survived a fall from the seventh floor of a building in Kuwait's Sabah el-Salem area while her employer filmed has explained that she wasn't trying to commit suicide. -
USA 14-year-old arrested over Facebook live sexual assault A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in Chicago in connection with the sexual assault of a teenage girl that was broadcast on Facebook Live. -
No Comment Venezuela clashes Venezuela’s pro-government Supreme Court revoked its takeover of the opposition-led Congress on Saturday (April 1) after it drew both national and international condemnation and protests against Socia -
Spain UK politician compares Gibraltar issue to Falklands war Members of the UK’s ruling Conservative Party have warned that the country would be willing to go to any lengths in its dispute with Spain over Gibraltar – even including military… -
Pakistan Murders at Pakistani shrine leave at least 20 dead At least 20 people have been murdered at a Sufi shrine in Sargodha, Pakistan. -
Paraguay Paraguay: high-ranking officials sacked over activist's death The president of Paraguay sacks the interior minister and chief of police following the fatal shooting of a young protester in the capital. -
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Serbia Serbia at the polls, with victory forecast for Prime Minister Vucic Serbia votes in a presidential election expected to be an easy win for Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić. -
Venezuela Venezuela: protests go on despite court backdown The opposition aims to keep up pressure on the streets despite supreme court U-turn on its power grab. Meanwhile a beleaguered President Maduro insists the controversy is over. -
France France: several injured after carnival blast At least 15 adults and three children between the ages of two and 14 were injured when a bonfire exploded at a carnival in Villepinte, north-east of Paris. -
Iraq ISIL's number two reportedly killed Local media report the death of ISIL's second in command during an Iraqi airstrike in Mosul.