12 April 2017 | Euronews
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Russia Russia-US ties at 'low point', but progress made at Moscow talks In a period the US Secretary of State has labelled a ‘low point’ in relations, Rex Tillerson travelled to Moscow for talks with the both Russian foreign minister and… -
Sport Dortmund courageous, Monaco, Real and Atletico victorious Dortmund show metal, Monaco, Real and Atletico win -
Syria Russia vetoes UN condemnation of Syria toxic gas attack Russia has blocked a draft resolution at the United Nations condemning last week’s toxic gas attack in Syria. -
USA Seeing red, sculptor of NYC's famous bull says "Fearless Girl" tramples his rights The sculptor of Manhattan's famous "Charging Bull" says New York City infringed on his rights in allowing the smaller "Fearless Girl" statue. -
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World News Cinematographer Michael Ballhaus dies, 81 World-renowned German cinematographer, Michael Ballhaus, has died at the age of 81. -
Sport Borussia Dortmund show courage in Monaco match Borussia Dortmund and Monaco in five goal feast -
Iraq Fighting rages on in western Mosul An estimated 400,000 people are thought to be trapped in the area. UN camps are filling up with people fleeing the violence. -
Russia Russia and US say progress has been made on Syria Talks have taken place in Moscow between the Russian foreign minister and the US secretary of state. -
Turkey Old song revived in Turkey as anthem of a modern nation opposed to Erdogan As Turkey prepares to vote in a referendum that may see some of the nation's founding principles scrapped, an old song praising modern Turkey's founding father Kemal Ataturk gets a revival. -
South Africa South Africa: Zuma not stressed by protests calling for him to quit South Africa’s president Jacob Zuma has said he is not stressed by calls for him to quit, hours after more than 30,000 people marched in the country’s capital… -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Greek debt, the long road ahead This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
Sport Man United in Brussels for Anderlecht Europa League clash Man United face Anderlecht in Brussels in the Europa League -
USA Spicer apologises for 'reprehensible' Holocaust comments White House spokesman Sean Spicer has apologised for what he says are “inexcusable and reprehensible” comments appearing to compare the Syrian regime to that of Adolf… -
USA A foreigner’s guide to the Trump administration Contrary to some commentary, Donald Trump’s presidency does not represent a profound threat to the American political system. But it does reflect deep-rooted problems in the US – namely, rising social and regional inequalities – and poses a threat to multilateral institutions. -
Venezuela Venezuelan President Maduro pelted by angry crowd at rally A parade attended by President Nicolas Maduro was interrupted by critics who threw objects at the embattled leader in Bolivar state. -
Brazil Brazil Petrobras probe: judge targets dozens of politicians In Brazil, President Michel Temer’s government is reeling after a Supreme court judge placed dozens of politicians under formal investigation for bribery. -
Business Line Trump and the art of the deal with China Business Line looks at the issues dividing US President Donald Trump and China's Xi-Jinping and the prospects for overcoming those divisions. -
Russia Unbowed, Navalny calls for more protests Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has called on his supporters to hold protest rallies across the country on June 12. Navalny, who wants to run for president in 2018, was freed earlier this wee -
Sport Alonso's super-speedway dream the Indy 500 Fermando Alonso to drive the Indy 500 -
World News Look out Silicone Valley, Europe is coming Europe is often viewed as a digital laggard, running far behind the US and Asia. But two new reports tell a very different story, showing how European startups are now taking the lead in artificial intelligence, creating new tech hubs, and attracting investment from traditional industrial stalwarts. -
Economy IMF's Lagarde upbeat on growth, worried about protectionism risks The International Monetary Fund's Christine Lagarde says the global economic recovery is gaining momentum but could be cut off by protectionism. -
United Kingdom Daily Mail apology for Melania Trump Britain's Daily Mail has agreed to pay the US First Lady an undisclosed sum and issue an apology after publishing an article saying she offered "services beyond simply modelling" in her former job. -
USA Texas files anti-masturbation law in response to anti-abortion measures A proposed bill that would make male masturbation a criminal offence has taken a step closer to being written into the statute books in Texas, USA. -
Turkey PKK says it was behind Diyarbakir bomb blast The PKK has said it was behind a bomb attack on a police compound in the southeastern Turkish city of Diyarbakir on Tuesday. -
World News No reset in sight between Washington and Moscow Donald Trump's White House reign, it was said, would herald a new era of relations with Russia. But well into the year and if anything things are worse than under Obama. What has gone wrong? -
Germany Dortmund attack: one held, two houses searched German investigators are reportedly looking into the possible involvement of Islamist militants in the blasts that went off near the bus carrying players from football club Borussia Dortmund. -
Europe News EU steps up child migrant protection A surge in migrant children arriving in the EU has exposed gaps in protection. -
Economy UK wages growth losing out to inflation British workers' pay growth is barely keeping up with inflation as UK households feel the squeeze from rising prices. -
Europe News No 'systemic threat' to rule of law - EU official on Hungary Hungary’s coming under pressure to allay EU fears that its controversial policies, including on higher education, go against the bloc’s values on rights and… -
Russia War in Syria: Lavrov tells Tillerson US missile strikes must not be repeated The US missile strike on a Syrian air base must not be repeated, that was the warning from Russia’s foreign minister Sergei Lavrov as he met with Rex Tillerson in Moscow on… -
Spain Video: Madrid's illegal 'tyre graveyard' and its environmental repercussions In 2003 a ‘tyre graveyard’ near Madrid measuring 220,000 square metres was declared illegal. -
Iran Defiant Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to run for Iran's presidential election Iran's former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has registered to run in next month's presidential election, despite being told by the Supreme Leader to stay out of the race. -
No Comment Tear gas and clashes as Venezuelan opposition maintains protests Venezuelan opposition supporters clash with police in protests over a grinding economic crisis and an erosion of democracy under leftist President Nicolas… -
No Comment Kim Jong Un attends parliamentary session in Pyongyang North Korea’s parliament convened in Pyongyang on Tuesday, with the country’s leader Kim Jong Un in attendance. -
No Comment Elephants make a splash ahead of Thai New Year Elephants in Thailand’s ancient capital of Ayutthaya sprayed water from their trunks at people on Tuesday (April 11), ahead of the start of Thailand’s traditional New… -
Germany German police consider radical Islamic link for Borussia Dortmund bus attack A German police investigation into who carried out the bomb attack on the Borussia Dortmund football team’s bus is reportedly focusing on both Islamic extremists and anti-fascist… -
USA Asian Americans outraged at United Airlines' passenger eviction United Airlines accused of racial discrimination after a doctor of Asian origin is dragged off an overbooked flight. -
Germany Borussia Dortmund bus explosions: what we know Police describe "serious explosives attack" -
Chad 'Alarming' rise in Boko Haram child suicide bombings In the first three months of this year, 27 children have blown themselves up for the Islamist militant group, three times more than in the same period a year ago. -
Germany Dortmund fans offer beds to stranded Monaco supporters After thousands of AS Monaco supporters found themselves stranded in Dortmund following the postponement of their Champions League match, Twitter users came to the… -
Germany German police keep open mind over Dortmund Borussia bus blasts German police remain unclear as to who was behind what they’ve called a “serious explosives attack” on the team bus of Borussia Dortmund football team. -
Russia Tough talks and tension for Tillerson in Moscow Tough talks today (April 12) for US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. -
World News UN refugee agency warns of mass starvation in Africa Immediate action is required to prevent a humanitarian crisis in at least four countries across Africa -
USA Trump spokesman Sean Spicer apologises over Hitler gaffe The White House spokesman said even Hitler 'didn't use chemical weapons', unlike Syria's Assad, apparently overlooking the Holocaust.