14 April 2017 | Euronews
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World News German President Steinmeier favours ending Internet anonymity German President Steinmeier says he would favour an initiative to end anonymous commenting on the Internet to promote democracy and curb hate speech. -
Pakistan Pakistan 'blasphemy killing': murdered student 'devoted to Islam' Mashal Khan was beaten to death after being accused of blasphemy. But people who knew him say he openly professed devotion to Islam. -
USA Critics slam 'assembly line executions' in Arkansas Tension is rising in Arkansas as it prepares to put seven prisoners to death over an 11 day period starting from Monday. -
Turkey Erdogan slams OSCE ahead of constitutional referendum Turkey's president slams the OSCE election monitor over reports of campaign inconsistencies ahead of the constitutional vote. -
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USA Wikileaks slammed by CIA Wikileaks is a non-state "hostile intelligence service" often abetted by state actors, according to the agency's director. -
Sport Lyon and Besiktas charged as UEFA investigates crowd violence Neither Lyon nor Besiktas are likely to escape UEFA punishment after crowd trouble marred their Europa League clash, and the match will be investigated by the governing body. -
Spain Holy Week horror in Spain At least eight people have reportedly been arrested after a series of stampedes at Easter processions in Spain. -
Sport Button gets MacLaren recall and takes Alonso's drive for Monaco Former world champion Jenson Button will replace Fernando Alonso for MacLaren in the upcoming Monaco grand prix. -
World News Good Friday marked across the world Good Friday events have been taking place across the globe to mark the Bible’s account of Christ’s crucifixion. -
France Hope for French suburbian kids via creative means A young interior designer speaks out on how she is helping the youth of troubled neighbourhoods with her arts and crafts association. -
Syria 'The situation is tragic', Syrians leave besieged towns under evacuation deal Syrians living under siege for more than two years have begun to leave their homes under an evacuation deal. -
France Melenchon from obscurity to spotlight in French election Jean-Luc Melenchon gathering steam in the French election -
Sport AC Milan seek rebirth with Chinese investment Both clubs in the Italian city of Milan now belong to Chinese investors and mastermind of the AC Milan sale Yonghong Li has met the Italian press alongside CEO Marco Fassone. -
France Jean-Luc Mélenchon: what do we know of his policies? France's veteran far-left candidate is hot on the heels of the frontrunners in the country's presidential election. -
Iran Rouhani to run in Iran's election Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has registered to run in the country's upcoming presidential poll in May. -
Israel British woman fatally stabbed in Jerusalem A British woman has been stabbed to death by a Palestinian man in Jerusalem. -
North Korea Global tensions continue to climb over North Korea China says tension over Pyongyang has to be stopped from reaching an "irreversible and unmanageable stage". -
USA Fire breaks out at Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas The Las Vegas strip was forced to close temporarily after a fire erupted at the world-famous Bellagio hotel. -
New Zealand New Zealand Cyclone Cook moves off South island “The worst is over”, meteorologist John Crouch announced as Cyclone Cook moved off New Zealand’s south Island. -
Pakistan Student lynched over "blasphemy" A student at Abdul Wali Khan University, in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, has been attacked and brutally murdered by a mob after reportedly being accused of… -
No Comment Filipino Catholics crucify themselves in a biblical reenactment Catholic devotees were nailed to wooden crosses in a reenactment of Jesus Christ's crucifixion -
North Korea 'We honour to the highest degree' DPRK and the cult of Kim The Kim dynasty in North Korea -
Africanews 1000 days with Boko Haram: any hope for the remaining 196 Chibok schoolgirls? The world was struck with distraught in April 2014 when Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram raided a school's dormitories at night in the northern town of Chibok and abducted 276 schoolgirls. -
Afghanistan Dozens of militants killed by US mega bomb - Afghan defence officials At least 36 suspected ISIL militants are thought to have been killed when the US dropped "the mother of all bombs" in Afghanstan. -
Russia Russia, Iran, Syria denounce US 'act of aggression' The three foreign ministers meeting in Moscow slammed the US missile strike on a Syrian airbase in response to an reported use of chemical weapons as 'unacceptable'. -
World News The week in pictures ... When Donald Trump met Xi Jinping A choice selection of the week’s most striking images from around the world: ————————————————————————————— U. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Carrot or the stick for Hungary? This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of European affairs. -
USA New York banker digs deep to visit Titanic wreckage For over a century the tragic fate of the Titanic has been part of sea-faring folklore, stirring emotions and many inspiring books and films, including 1n 1997 one of the most successful in Hollywood… -
Europe News French judges push for Le Pen to be stripped of immunity French judges probing Marine Le Pen’s alleged misuse of EU funds to pay for party assistants, are pushing for her European parliamentary immunity to be lifted. -
No Comment Jews attend holy wall for Passover prayers Hundreds of Jews gathered at the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Thursday (April 13) to attend a special ‘Priestly Blessing’ prayer on the holiday of Passover. -
North Korea North Korea accuses US as China warns of conflict 'at any moment' As a group of US navy ships led by an aircraft carrier head to the Korean peninsula, Pyongyang has accused Washington of pushing the region to the brink of war. -
No Comment Thousands make big catch at Chinese fishing festival Locals held a fishing carnival in Menglian County of southwest China’s Yunnan Province to celebrate the traditional Dai New Year on Wednesday. -
Ukraine Why won't Russia be at Eurovision 2017? It comes down to a political disagreement over the annexed Crimea peninsula, and a disabled singer -
USA United Airlines passenger David Dao 'planning lawsuit' The 69-year-old who was dragged off a plane in Chicago suffered concussion, a broken nose and lost teeth, according to his lawyer. -
Syria Evacuation begins of four besieged towns in Syria Operations have begun to move residents away from four Syrian towns besieged by rebels and regime forces. -
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World News [watch] Four-year-old narrowly escapes barber shop gunfire Police in Chandler, Arizona, released footage on April 12 showing the moment bullets fired through a barber shop window narrowly missed a four-year-old girl. -
Ukraine Russia says it won't broadcast Eurovision Song Contest It is another blow to harmony in next month’s Eurovision Song Contest. -
Turkey Turkey referendum: Polls give narrow lead for 'yes' There are just two days to go until Turkey goes to the polls in a referendum that could give sweeping new powers to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. -
World News Small blast near St Petersburg metro station Ten days after the St Petersburg metro attack, a small explosion near a metro station in the Russian city on Thursday caused fresh alarm and left one person… -
USA Deadly shooting in moving Atlanta metro train One person is dead and three others were injured after a gunman opened fire on a local metro train in the US state of Georgia on Thursday. -
World News Mexico: More than 20 killed in fuel tanker-bus crash At least 24 people were killed on Thursday in a crash involving a bus and a fuel tanker in southwest Mexico. -
World News Life beyond earth? Try Saturn's moon Enceladus Is there life on Enceladus? -
World News Scandal-struck Haiti UN peacekeeping mission to end The United Nations Security Council votes unanimously for the scandal-struck Haiti peacekeeper mission to come to an end.