10 April 2017 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungary defies protests to pass into law 'anti-Soros' university bill Hungary’s president signed into law on Monday a controversial bill on foreign universities seen as targeting an international school founded by US financier George… -
United Kingdom Rare diamond auction: tears of the gods for sale The most valuable diamond earrings to ever be put up for auction are on display in London. A super-rare blue one is called Apollo and Artemis is pink. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UN calls on EU states not to return asylum seekers to Hungary -
Venezuela Violence flares once more in Venezuela Four nationwide protests in the last 10 days have degenerated into clashes between youths throwing stones and security forces spraying crowds with tear gas. -
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USA USA: gunman kills woman and himself at San Bernardino school The man reportedly targeted a teacher in the California classroom, injuring two children before turning the gun on himself. -
Italy Violent clashes at G7 in Italy Police wielding batons managed to push the protesters back. Italian media are reporting that five or six police officers were slightly injured during the scuffles. -
Business Series It is rocket science: Avio launches on Milan stock exchange Italian rocket engine maker Avio launches its shares on the Milan exchange, raising money to better compete against rivals SpaceX and Blue Origin. -
Sport Champions League Quarter finals promise football feast With Italian, Spanish, German and French sides in action on Tuesday the Champions league quarter finals have begun. -
USA Disturbing footage of United Airlines dragging man from his overbooked flight Video has emerged of a United Airlines passenger being dragged from his overbooked flight to make room for an airline employee. -
Europe News "Turkey is no longer an EU candidate", MEP says Euronews talked to German liberal MEP Graf Lambsdorff about how likely Turkey is to ever join the EU. -
USA Trump's choice Neil Gorsuch sworn in as Supreme Court judge Donald Trump’s pick for the US Supreme Court has been sworn in to the lifetime post in a ceremony at the White House. -
Argentina Violence in Buenos Aires as police and strikers clash Police and protesters clash in Buenos Aires -
French Guiana Protests grind French Guiana to a halt French Guiana hit by protests and strikes -
Italy Fugitive Mexican governor arrested in Italy On the run Mexican governor held in Italy -
United Kingdom Murdered police officer Keith Palmer laid to rest in London Murdered police officer Keith Palmer laid to rest in London -
Italy G7 ministers seek a united front on Syria and North Korea Energy ministers have already failed to reach agreement on a joint statement on climate change at the meeting in Italy. -
Russia Russia frees Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny after 15-day jail term The Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been released from jail after serving a two-week sentence for organising anti-corruption protests. -
Turkey Constitutional referendum: state of emergency could become permanent in Turkey -
Egypt Anger mounts as Copts gather for Egypt funerals Many say the police have not stepped up efforts to protect them, despite warnings of an attack. ahead of Sunday's twin church bombings. -
Series Enjoying a traditional Uzbek dish called plov This week we finish our latest series of Postcards by enjoying a traditional Uzbek dinner, with a visit to a top restaurant. -
Sweden Sweden pays tribute to victims of horror truck attack Sweden mourns those killed in truck attack -
Business Series German drugmaker Stada agrees takeover A lengthy takeover process ends with German generic drugmaker Stada agreeing to be bought by investment groups Bain Capital and Cinven. -
Next Series Robots to the rescue in post-disaster recovery European research project TRADR has allowed scientists and firefighters to use ground robots and drones to assist in post-disaster rehabilitation. -
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United Kingdom [watch] Synthetic cannabis turning drug users into zombies A factory-made cannabis substitute called Spice is causing havoc on the streets of Manchester, north west England, leaving users resembling zombies. -
Sport Champions League quarter-finalists enjoy mixed domestic fortunes Eight of Europe's finest sides square off this week in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals. Some will fancy their chances, others less so after some less-than-convincing domestic perf -
Turkey Turkey's constitutional referendum: What is changing? -
Italy Berlusconi features in vegetarian video campaign and 'saves' five lambs Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has angered Italy’s meat industry by featuring in a campaign run by the Italian League in Defence of Animals, urging people to “choose a vegetarian… -
Europe News Turkey's divided diaspora Tensions already fraught following the attempted coup in Turkey last year have been hardened by the referendum. -
USA China and South Korea threaten tougher sanctions on North Korea Tension is mounting as the US diverts one of its navy vessels towards the Korean peninsula. -
Business Series Barclays boss reprimanded over whistleblower probe British financial regulators are investigating Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley and the bank over attempts to identify a whistleblower employee. -
Economy Ukraine's central bank governor quits Ukraine's Central Bank governor Valeria Gontareva has resigned in a blow to reform plans for its battered corruption-plagued economy. -
USA Sergio García wins first major at US Masters, congratulations flood in García won the Masters, his first major title, after staging a sensational comeback against his friend and European Ryder Cup team mate Justin Rose. -
Poland Poland marks anniversary of presidential plane crash Poland remembers victims of presidential plane crash -
Turkey Constitutional referendum: Turkey is abandoning parliamentary democracy With this proposal to amend the Turkish constitution, the parliament would be dismissed and sovereignty given to a single person. Instead of legislation, the state would be arbitrarily ruled by decrees, which are not subject to ratification. -
Sport Westbrook's 42nd triple-double breaks 56-year record Russell Westbrook has scored his 42nd triple-double of the season, smashing a 56-year record. -
Iran Iran warns US not to repeat attack on Syria Iran warns US not to attack again -
Japan Insect noodles on the menu in Tokyo A full meal consists of insect ramen, a bowl of rice with crickets, spring rolls with fried worms and ice cream flavoured with insect powder -
Next Series Takeaway: Robot rescue helpers This team of robots could be the first to be deployed to a disaster scene in Europe. -
World News Expedition 50 crew land safely back on earth US astronaut Shane Kimbrough and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhitov and Andrey Borisenko have safely landed back on earth having spent nearly six months on the International Space… -
Sport MotoGP: Maverick Vinales on a roll It’s two for two for Maverick Vinales. -
United Kingdom Ladies Day at Aintree: The hats, heels and hangovers The Grand National is the most valuable jump race in Europe where world-class jockeys compete for a prize of £1 million, but the Friday that preceded the big race (April 7, 2017) was all about the… -
Sweden Stockholm mourns the victims of Friday's truck attack Stockholm comes together to mourn victims of truck attack -
No Comment Love dispute leads to car accident A driver in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region drove his off-road vehicle into a street lamp after arguing with his wife on the phone. -
No Comment CCTV footage shows church explosion A closed-circuit television video released by Egypt’s Interior Ministry shows the dramatic moment an ISIS suicide bomber approached and blew up Saint Mark’s Cathedral, a Coptic church in… -
Malaysia Malaysia seizes large shipment of rhino horn Authorities in Malaysia have seized a large shipment of rhino horns thought to have an estimated black market value of around 3 million euros. -
Economy The Millennials' entrepreneur crisis: how to cope with the lack of business angels in Europe Economic collapse in various EU countries has damaged the perception of the European entrepreneurial spirit over recent years. -
No Comment Palm Sunday in Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre Worshippers gathered at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem to mark Palm Sunday, waving palm branches during the procession next to the newly restored Tomb of… -
Egypt Egypt Coptic church blasts: first funerals held for victims The first funerals have been held for victims of the deadly bomb blasts that struck two Coptic churches in Egypt. -
Spain The champion chicas: girls' team wins boys' football league in Spain Lleida's AEM team players "have set a benchmark for many girls who dream of playing football", says coach Dani Rodrigo. -
USA Sergio García wins first major at US Masters, congratulations flood in García won the Masters, his first major title, after staging a sensational comeback against his friend and European Ryder Cup team mate Justin Rose. -
USA Trump's national security adviser in move to Singapore President Donald Trump’s deputy national security adviser, KT McFarland, has reportedly been asked to step down just three months in the job. -
USA Farewell to rock 'n' roll legend Chuck Berry Family and friends gathered at the Pageant Theater in St. -
France France formalises decision to close oldest nuclear plant The French government has published a decree for closing the country’s oldest nuclear plant, at Fessenheim, in eastern France. -
Egypt Egypt declares state of emergency following church blasts Egypt has declared a state of emergency following bomb attacks on two Coptic churches which left at least 45 dead. -
Egypt Defiant President al-Sisi calls for national unity Hours after the two blasts against Coptic churches, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi made a defiant speech calling for national unity. -
Hungary Hungarians march in support of Soros-backed university An estimated 70,000 Hungarians turned out on Sunday calling for free education and demanding that the government withdraws legislation which could force out one of the country’s top international…