18 April 2017 | Euronews
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Democratic Republic Of Congo UN refugees released by South Sudanese refugee captors More than a dozen United Nations mission staff have been released by South Sudanese refugees in the Democratic Republic of Congo. -
Sport Real Madrid reach record seventh consecutive Champions semi-finals Real Madrid powered through to a record seventh consecutive Champions semi-final beating Bayern Munich four two. -
Israel Israel rejects negotiations with jailed Palestinian hunger strikers The Public Security Minister announced that field hospitals would be set up to treat those requiring medical aid during the strike, including force-feedings. -
Slovakia Students against corruption in Slovakia Citizens take to the streets in Bratislava to protest what they see as a corrupt government. -
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United Kingdom Britons mull May's election gamble The news that Britain's prime minister Theresa May called a snap election has sent shockwaves throughout the UK. -
Turkey Second night of protests against Turkish referendum result Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of Ankara and other Turkish cities for a second night of protests against the result of the constitutional… -
Egypt 3,000-year-old judge discovered in Egypt Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered a tomb near an ancient court room, estimated to be over 3,000 years old. -
France French authorities thwart attack: flat raided and two men arrested French authorities have detained two men on suspicion of plotting an imminent attack. -
Turkey Turkish referendum opposition focuses on role of Electoral Council The role of Turkey's Supreme Electoral Council is coming in for criticism for breaking its own rules and allegedly ceding too easily to ruling party pressure during Sunday's referendum. -
USA Suspect in Facebook video murder found dead Police said Steve Stephens shot and killed himself after a brief pursuit. -
Economy IMF raises growth predictions, frets about protectionism The International Monetary Fund has raised its global growth forecast for 2017 but warned protectionist policies could undermine the modest recovery. -
Sport Barcelona praying for a miracle against Juventus Barcelona are gearing up for their re-match with Juventus, praying for the win that will gain them a place in the Champions League semi finals. -
USA "Facebook killer" suspect found dead in car Murder suspect Steve Stephens who police say posted a video of himself on Facebook shooting an elderly man in the US has been found dead -
United Kingdom May goes for broke with election call May ready for election fight -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UK's May calls snap election This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from across Europe. -
Sport Force India Formula One owner arrested in UK The owner of the Sahara Force India Formula One team has been arrested in London after India made an extradition request. -
World News Rights for EU passengers Airlines overbook their flights, so what are your rights if you get affected in Europe? -
France France's presidential elections: the next French revolution? -
USA Trump's incoherent strategy is Putin's opportunity -
France France's unpredictable presidential race enters its final days Latest polls make the outcome incalculable. While centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right contender Marine Le Pen retain the top spots, there is barely a percentage point between them. -
United Kingdom British opposition parties spoiling for a fight welcome May's snap election call The combined parties in opposition in Britain have welcomed Prime Minister Theresa May's calling of an early general election. -
Syria Could military robots enforce safe havens in Syria? -
World News Asteroid poised to make close fly-by of Earth A large asteroid is poised to make a close pass to Earth on April 19. -
World News EU should not blackmail Syria over aid -
Iran Rohani ready to defend legacy as Iran's election looms Rohani ready to carry reformist flag in Iran's election -
United Kingdom UK General Election: where do the key parties stand on Brexit? A lack of unity at Westminster over Brexit is why Theresa May has called a snap election, but what are the stances of the main political parties? -
Business Series United boss calls passenger dragging incident 'a watershed moment' United Airlines assures investors it will rebound from the PR disaster of a passenger being violently dragged from his seat on an overbooked plane. -
France French authorities thwart pre-election attack French authorities detain two men suspected to have been planning an imminent attack. -
World News French election on Martinique: “I don’t know who to vote for, so what’s the point?” Twenty-year-old Geena is not really bothered about France's presidential election. We ask her why. -
Europe News EU warns Turkey on death penalty 'red line' The European Commission wants Turkey to investigate “alleged irregularities” in Sunday’s referendum boosting the power of President Erdogan. -
United Kingdom Prince William and Lady Gaga join forces in mental health campaign Britain’s Prince William and popstar Lady Gaga have joined forces to promote the importance of being open about mental health issues. -
Markets UK shares fall, pound jumps on surprise election announcement Europe's stock market indexes tumbled on the UK election announcement with investors worried that this adds to political uncertainty in the region. -
Spain Spain's PM called as witness in Popular Party corruption trial Spain’s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has been called as a witness in a corruption trial that has long been plaguing his ruling Popular Party. -
Target Made in Morocco: An African tour African Business Connect is a business forum linking investors to the most exciting opportunities the African continent has to offer from Madagascar to Rwanda. Euronews got a sneak peak behind the sce -
United Kingdom UK: Theresa May calls snap general election to be held on June 8 May says she needs to strengthen her hand in divorce talks with the European Union and hopes the poll result will shore up support. -
Turkey Referendum win may be Pyrrhic victory for AKP warns Turkish analyst No campaigners keep up pressure on Turkish government after referendum vote and political scientist warns AK should beware falling support in cities. -
World News Teenager dies after Australia shark attack A 17-year-old was killed in a shark attack while on holiday with her family off the coast of Esperance, South Western Australia. -
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France [360 video] Visit the newsroom which rattled the French presidential elections The satirical magazine the Canard Enchaîné rattled France's presidential election campaign thanks to its revelations about the centre-right candidate Francois Fillon. -
Iran Iran marks national Army Day with parades Trucks carrying missiles drove past a podium in Tehran draped with images of President Hassan Rouhani. There was an air display by fighter jets and bombers. -
No Comment Soaring through the sky in San Diego Yoshihide Muroya of Japan won the second Red Bull Air Race World Championship of his career with a victory in the second round of the 2017 championship series held in San Diego, California, United Sta -
No Comment Egg rolling 400 people took part in the annual egg rolling competition at Devil’s Dyke in the UK on Monday (17 April). -
Japan The US talks trade with Tokyo The US vice president is in Japan for talks. Mike Pence is also hoping to reassure Tokyo, a key ally, amid rising tensions over North Korea. -
USA Quantities of prescription drugs found at home of Prince after his death, court documents reveal Opioid painkillers were found in the late pop star Prince’s home after his sudden death last year, unsealed court documents have revealed. -
USA Executions halted by Arkansas Supreme Court as politicians race to carry out death sentences The Supreme Court of Arkansas has halted two executions mere hours before they had been scheduled to take place. -
Paraguay Paraguay's President Horacio Cartes decides not to run for second term following bloody protests Paraguay’s President Horacio Cartes has announced that he will not run for re-election next year, regardless of whether Congress passes an amendment to allow leaders to stand for a second…