9 April 2017 | Euronews
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Syria Russia: US strikes on Syria 'play into hands of extremists' Russia’s foreign minister has said that last week’s US missile strikes on a Syrian military airbase plays “into the hands of extremists” and further threaten regional and global… -
Sport Two golds for Russia on last day of Antalya Grand Prix At the final of judo's Grand Prix of Antalya Russia gained two golds, one in the men's under 100 kilo category, the other in the women's under 78 kilo category. -
Spain Spain's first female defence minister Carme Chacon dies aged 46 Spain’s first female defence minister, Carme Chacon has died at the age of 46. -
Sweden Stockholm truck attack store apologises for "damaged goods" sale The CEO of the department store hit by a truck last Friday has apologised after proposing to sell smoke-damaged goods at knock-down prices. -
Sport Belgian Thierry Neuville wins Tour of Corsica Belgian Thierry Neuville won the Rally of Corsica for Hyundai on Sunday to become the fourth different driver to triumph in four rounds so far this season. -
World News Norway raises security threat level after Oslo bomb scare Norwegian police have raised the national security threat level after an explosive device was discovered in the capital Oslo on Saturday night. -
Vatican Pope offers condolences after Christian bloodshed in Egypt Pope Francis has condemned Sunday’s violence against Coptic Christians in Egypt, where deadly double attacks are sure to raise security concerns over his own forthcoming trip to the… -
Sweden Stockholm reclaims streets to honour truck attack victims Swedish police say the suspect held over Friday's lorry attack had been wanted for deportation. -
Egypt Dozens dead as ISIL attacks Coptic Christians in Egypt ISIL says it was behind two bomb blasts that killed dozens of Coptic Christians in Egypt on Sunday, as they marked Palm Sunday ahead of Easter. -
Egypt Egypt: Coptic Church bombs hit Tanta and Alexandria Hours after Sunday’s church bombing in Egypt’s northern city of Tanta, came another blast in front of a Christian church in Alexandria. -
Guinea Born on a Turkish Airlines flight at 42,000 feet A baby girl has been born on board a Turkish Airlines flight from Guinea to Burkino Faso. -
Sport Business as usual as Hamilton wins Shanghai Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton mastered Shanghai's changing conditions and stayed clear of squabbling rivals to win the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix on Sunday. -
Egypt Egypt: ISIL claims deadly attacks on Coptic Christians At least 25 people are reported dead and dozens more were injured on Sunday in an explosion at a Coptic Christian Church in Egypt’s northern Nile Delta city of… -
Venezuela Violent clashes in Venezuela as demonstrators denounce 'dictatorship' Security forces cracked down on the latest anti-government protests in Venezuela on Saturday, with violent clashes in Caracas. -
United Kingdom "Hostages" to the Brexit talks: fears and frustrations grow in Gibraltar The border crossing between Gibraltar and La Linea, the closest Spanish town to the Rock, epitomises the relationship between Spain and the United Kingdom, even more so since the advent of… -
Korea US warships are sent to the Korean peninsula An aircraft-carrier led navy strike group was rerouted towards the western Pacific amid concerns about Pyongyang's weapons programme. -
Canada Battle of Vimy Ridge remembered A sunset ceremony has been held in northern France to launch commemorations for the centenary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. -
Sweden Sweden truck attack: suspect was 'wanted for deportation' Swedish police say the suspect held over the Stockholm lorry attack on Friday had been denied residency. -
Syria Russia 'increases naval presence off Syrian coast' Russia has reportedly sent a warship armed with Kalibr cruise missiles to join a pre-existing battle group off the coast of Syria. -
Venezuela Clashes in Caracas: thousands march in support of Capriles Clashes erupt in Caracas as thousands march in support of key Venezuelan opposition leader, Henrique Capriles.