13 April 2017 | Euronews
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Sport Crowd trouble mars Lyon victory-United draw in Brussels Crowd trouble delays Lyon match-Man United draw with Anderlecht -
USA Switches on NATO, Russia, Syria, China: Donald Trump reversals becoming a presidential hallmark US President Donald Trump's startling reversal on Syria is just one of many he has made since becoming president. -
Vatican Pope washes prisoners' feet in Holy Week ritual Pope Francis washed and kissed the feet of inmates at a jail housing Mafia turncoats on Thursday, again putting his own stamp on a traditional Holy Week ritual. -
Afghanistan US drops 'mother of all bombs' on Afghanistan The US drops the so-called mother of all bombs onto a cave complex in Afghanistan. -
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Afghanistan GBU-43: What is 'the Mother Of All Bombs'? The United States has used its largest non-nuclear bomb on a series of ISIL caves and bunkers in eastern Afghanistan. -
Ukraine Kyiv: giant eggs exhibited in open-air Easter extravaganza The Ukrainian capital is gearing up for Easter with a huge open-air exhibition across two city centre squares. -
Kosovo McCain and Gabriel urge Kosovo and Serbia to break impasse America's John McCain and Germany's Sigmar Gabriel urge Kosovo to start talking with Serbia again over unresolved issues. -
Economy Chinese exports/imports beat forecasts as Trump softens anti-Beijing rhetoric China's 2017 export outlook has brightened on forecast-beating trade growth in March and as President Trump abruptly shifts policy. -
Russia Beslan:Russia to appeal ECHR ruling The chaotic gun battle that ended the siege was the bloodiest incident of its kind in modern Russian history. -
Poland Poland welcomes arrival of NATO troops Poland’s president, Andrzej Duda has welcomed the arrival of NATO troops in the north east of the country. -
Syria Syria's president says claim his forces used chemical weapons is "100% fabricated" Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has come out fighting over claims his armed forces used chemical weapons against his own people. The claims are "100% fabricated" he says. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Turkey referendum, an EU turning point? This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
Sport Sweet and sour Chinese consortium buys AC Milan AC Milan goes the way of Inter after Far East buyout -
Turkey Turkish referendum result could make or break Erdogan On Sunday Turks decide in a referendum if they want a stronger president to run the country, and a weakened parliament. Their choice could determine if Turkey continues along a democratic road, or slu -
Economy Malaysia's central bank joins North Korea funds probe Malaysia's central bank says it is helping law enforcement agencies investigate the possible illegal flow of millions to North Korea. -
USA Archive footage of secret US nuclear tests made public The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California has made public an archive of 10,000 videos showing secret nuclear tests carried out by the USA. -
Spain Seville's Semana Santa Christian parades It’s Holy Week in Seville when the city’s 61 Christian brotherhoods parade through the streets on their way to the cathedral. -
Russia US and Russia ties "at a low point" The presidents of the United States and Russia have both presented a negative view of the relationship between their two countries. -
World Philippines: Learning to weather a storm In 2013 Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines. Since then global funding has helped the island country develop a solid risk reduction programme. -
Turkey Power grab or stability amid the turmoil? Turkey's presidential referendum explained This Sunday Turkey votes on whether to grant President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sweeping new powers. -
France France: National Front Paris HQ hit by arson attack The Paris headquarters of France’s far-right National Front was hit by a suspected arson attack on Thursday. -
Business Series Tesla board independence row provokes sarcastic Elon Musk tweet Chief Executive Elon Musk has replied sarcastically to Tesla investors who urged the electric car maker to add independent directors to its board. -
World News Competitors join in on ridiculing United Airlines United Airlines have been the subject of much public ridicule in recent weeks, now even some competitors are getting in on the action. -
France Financial scandals of Marine Le Pen and French politics Marine Le Pen’s presidential campaign has been carefully coordinated and tightly controlled but she, like many of her political rivals, has fallen foul of… -
Sweden Sweden grapples with the fallout from the Stockholm attack Sweden has already stopped taking as many asylum seekers and has cut back on its generous support for them. But rising political pressure from the far-right, and last week's attack in Stockholm sugges -
France Google Maps puts Marine Le Pen in the Elysee Palace The French presidential elections will soon get underway. -
Business Series Samsung says S8 pre-orders show it is on track to recover from fire-prone S7 Samsung says pre-orders for its new flagship Galaxy S8 smartphone are better than those of the discontinued and dangerous S7. -
World News How do Europe's Christians celebrate Maundy Thursday? In the week before Easter Sunday there are a variety of lesser-known holy days across Europe, including Maundy Thursday. -
Turkey Turkish constitutional referendum: TRexit from parliamentary democracy? Everything you need to know about the constitutional referendum in Turkey. What are the changes to Turkey's current constitution? -
No Comment Police in Chile clash with pro-education protesters Police in Chile’s capital Santiago clashed with protesters demanding more money is spent on education. -
Russia Russia's response to the Beslan school siege had ''serious failings'' Russia’s response to the 2004 Beslan school siege had ‘‘serious failings’‘ and breached human rights laws, one of Europe’s top courts has said. -
USA Sheila Abdus-Salaam, first female Muslim judge in US, found dead in river Sheila Abdus-Salaam, a 65-year-old associate judge on New York State’s highest court, was found dead in the Hudson River in New York City. -
No Comment Elephants "excited" by banana-toting Queen Elizabeth Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip fed an elephant bananas to the apparent delight of the herd. -
World News Christians in Jerusalem celebrate Holy Thursday Christians celebrate Holy Thursday in Jerusalem, just days after two deadly attacks on churches in neighbouring Egypt. -
Philippines Filipino Catholics perform bloody ritual Hundreds of Catholics in the Philippines are celebrating the pre-Easter festival Maundy Thursday. -
Japan North Korea: Japan warns of Sarin missile threat The North Korean US-based monitoring service 38 North has said the country’s nuclear site is ‘‘primed and ready’‘ for a sixth nuclear test. -
New Zealand Cyclone Cook hits New Zealand New Zealand's north island is being hit by Cyclone Cook, which many fear will be the severest storm in generations. -
Germany Borussia Dortmund angry at UEFA after bus bomb attack Borussia Dortmund's coach says his team are upset that they ended up playing against Monaco - a game they lost - only a day after their bus was attacked. -
Germany Football fans unite in Dortmund Whatever the eventual outcome of the Champions League match between Borussia Dortmund and Monaco, it was the spirit of solidarity which won the day. -
Netherlands 'Pandamania' grips Dutch animal lovers ‘Pandamania’ has gripped the Netherlands after two arrived at Schipol airport on their way to a specially constructed enclosure at a Dutch zoo. -
USA United Airlines passenger likely to sue over forced removal Lawyers for Dr. David Dao say he suffered a significant concussion, a broken nose and lost two front teeth when dragged from the overbooked plane. -
Canada Malala is granted honorary Canadian citizenship Human rights education activist Malala Yousafzia has received honorary Canadian citizenship from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa. -
USA Trump backtracks, says NATO 'no longer obsolete' US President Donald Trump backtracks on his campaign-trail criticism of NATO, saying "it's no longer obsolete". -
Hungary Hungarians protest at government moves to restrict NGOs Tens of thousands of protesters have held a day of rallies in the Hungarian capital to oppose government policies seen as limiting academic freedom and intimidating civic…