archives - 11 Apr 2017. euronews : International and European news all available as video on demand

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Vatican

Pope opens 'beautiful launderette' for Rome's homeless

Rome's homeless can keep their clothes clean courtesy of a new papal initiative

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USA

United Airlines says sorry after evicted passenger video goes viral

The airline's CEO has "deeply" apologised over the "truly horrific" forced removal of a passenger from a plane on Sunday.

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Germany

Borussia Dortmund team bus involved in explosion

The club's Champions League match with Monaco has been postponed after three blasts near the team bus on the way to the stadium in Germany.

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Sport

Bayern Munich take on holders Real Madrid

Bayern Munich are taking on holders Real Madrid in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

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Sport

Juventus thump Barcelona in Turin

Barcelona are left with a mountain to climb after Juventus smashed them 3-0 in their Champions League quarter final

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Iran

Scores of candidates register for Iran's presidential election

Discontent has risen over steep rises in consumer prices, coupled with stubbornly high unemployment. Many Iranians are struggling to make ends meet, despite the lifting of international sanctions that

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Libya

African slaves 'sold in Libyan car parks for $200'

The United Nations’ migration agency says growing numbers of African migrants passing through Libya are being sold as slaves by traffickers or militia groups before being held for…

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United Kingdom

Judge rules doctors can withdraw baby's life support - against parents' wishes

Doctors argued that the eight-month-old baby's brain damage is irreversible.

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Economy

Trump promises bank law reforms - again

After a strategy meeting with major US companies CEOs President Donald Trump said he is working to reduce regulations and revamp the Dodd-Frank law.

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world news

Migrant camp blaze leaves 1,400 without shelter

Refugee camp blaze leaves 1,400 people without shelter

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Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Hungary set to spark lively debate

This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

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USA

United faces global backlash after dragging passenger from plane

United Airlines may lose hundreds of millions of euros as the airline faces continued backlash after dragging a passenger from an overbooked flight.

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Economy

Less wine, more money

Less wine was produced around the world last year the International Organisation of Vine and Wine says, but the value of sales rose.

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Russia

Putin: the US is planning more strikes in Syria

Vladimir Putin says Russia has information that the US is planning to launch new missile strikes on Syria. The Russian president also says there are plans to fake chemical weapons attacks in Syria.

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Greece

Greece's island refugee camps buckle under the strain

Greece is feeling the first wave of 2017's refugee harvest, but camps on its Aegean islands are already full and the country is ill-prepared to take any more people without help.

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Iraq

Iraq: battle for western Mosul hampered by ISIL tactics

The so-called Islamic State group now only controls less than a fifth of the territory it held in Iraq in 2014, according to an Iraqi military spokesman.

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Nigeria

Shell's shady dealings with money launderer revealed in ex-spy's emails

Oil giant Shell has 'changed its tune' as emails emerge showing dealings with a convicted money launderer and point to possible bribery.

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Real Economy

Nine EU states could still adopt the euro. But why would they?

Euronews examines whether the benefits of Economic and Monetary Union have been overlooked since the eurozone crisis began.

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USA

Florida sheriff's stern message to heroin dealers compared to ISIL video

In an unusual video posted on the Lake County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page, the sheriff recited a hostile message to the area’s heroin dealers.

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Turkey

Turkey days away from controversial constitutional referendum

Turkish controversial constitutional referendum looms

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USA

Ivanka Trump influenced Syria bombing, brother suggests

Eric Trump said the bombing, which has strained ties with Russia, also proved that his father will not be "pushed around" by the Kremlin.

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World

"Las invasiones": where displaced Colombians live

In a neighborhood called ‘Centenario’, located in the outskirts of Puerto Asis, in the Colombian department of Putumayo is a district dubbed “Las invasiones” (literally “the invasions”), it is an info

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Business Series

Toshiba warns it may not survive amid massive Westinghouse losses

Japanese conglomerate Toshiba is in crisis, saying its very survival is in doubt.

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Europe News

We're not closing any universities, Hungarian official tells Euronews

Hungary has no intention of closing any universities, a higher education official has told Euronews.

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Russia

Lauded Russian poet Yevtushenko buried in Moscow

Russian Poet Yevtushenko laid to rest in Moscow

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world news

Death sentences soar but executions fall in 2016 says Amnesty

Campaigners aginst the death penalty for 36 years, Amnesty International's annual report says the number of executions has fallen around the world, but the number of people sentenced to death has jump

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France

France's tricky rules for political airtime

Legislation requiring equal airtime and exposure for all presidential candidates is giving French radios and TV channels a headache.

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USA

Ed Sheeran settles $20m lawsuit over hit record Photograph

Ed Sheeran has agreed to settle a $20 million (18,9 million euros) lawsuit after he was accused of copying a song released by reality TV show winner Matt Cardle.

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Business Series

Tesla investors buy the dream

Electric car maker Tesla's share price continues to rise and the total value of those shares now make it worth more than General Motors.

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Economy

UK inflation holds steady in March

Inflation in Britain was unchanged last month, but was still up 2.3 percent compared to a year ago. Retail sales dipped in March

11/04/2017

Technicians repair fire damage after arson incidents on French railway

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Trump criticises Harris' remarks on Israel-Hamas war

Italy to return ambassador to Syria after decade-long absence

Technicians repair fire damage after arson incidents on French railway

How does Paris 2024's iconic flying Olympic cauldron work?

Trump criticises Harris' remarks on Israel-Hamas war

Italy to return ambassador to Syria after decade-long absence

2017-04-11

Pope opens 'beautiful launderette' for Rome's homeless

Bayern Munich take on holders Real Madrid

Juventus thump Barcelona in Turin

Scores of candidates register for Iran's presidential election

African slaves 'sold in Libyan car parks for $200'

Judge rules doctors can withdraw baby's life support - against parents' wishes

Trump promises bank law reforms - again

Migrant camp blaze leaves 1,400 without shelter

The Brief from Brussels: Hungary set to spark lively debate

United faces global backlash after dragging passenger from plane

Less wine, more money

Putin: the US is planning more strikes in Syria

Greece's island refugee camps buckle under the strain

Iraq: battle for western Mosul hampered by ISIL tactics

Shell's shady dealings with money launderer revealed in ex-spy's emails

Florida sheriff's stern message to heroin dealers compared to ISIL video

Turkey days away from controversial constitutional referendum

Ivanka Trump influenced Syria bombing, brother suggests

Toshiba warns it may not survive amid massive Westinghouse losses

We're not closing any universities, Hungarian official tells Euronews

Lauded Russian poet Yevtushenko buried in Moscow

Death sentences soar but executions fall in 2016 says Amnesty

France's tricky rules for political airtime

Ed Sheeran settles $20m lawsuit over hit record Photograph

UK inflation holds steady in March