22 April 2017 | Euronews
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Sport Sharapova returns to competition hours after doping ban expires Controversial Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova slated to return to competition just hours after her 15-month doping ban expires -
Hungary 'Long live Viktor': Hungarians mock Orban in satirical Budapest rally A demonstration with a difference was held in Budapest on Saturday. -
Spain {Watch} Passenger ferry crashes into Canary Islands pier A passenger ferry has crashed into a pier in the Canary Islands, causing an oil slick from damaged underwater fuel pipes. -
Russia Pair accused of being ISIL-trained militants killed in Russia Authorities in Moscow say security forces have killed two men accused of being armed militants trained by ISIL. -
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Venezuela Silent march for people killed in Venezuela protests A silent march has been held in Caracas in Venezuela to honour those killed amid anti-government demonstrations. -
France French unions and associations hold their own "first round" Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of Paris calling for politicians to heed the voice of ordinary citizens. -
Sport Italian cyclist Scarponi killed in traffic collision 37-year-old struck by a van on a training ride, according to his team -
France France's overseas territories begin voting in presidential ballot Early voting has begun in France’s overseas territories for the first round of the country’s most closely-fought presidential race in decades. -
France Wives march through Paris in anger over shooting of policeman The women held banners reading "too young to be widows" -
World News Funeral held for Russian marine major killed in Syria The funeral has taken place in Crimea for a Russian marine major reportedly killed in combat in Syria. -
Germany Thousands protest outside far-right party conference in Germany Delegates of Alternative for Germany were given police protection ahead of the event in Cologne. -
Italy Italian cycling champion Michele Scarponi killed in road accident The sporting world is mourning the death of the Italian cycling champion Michele Scarponi. -
No Comment Takara, the killer whale, gives birth to calf The last killer whale to be born at SeaWorld was delivered on Wednesday, April 19, at the company’s San Antonio park. -
No Comment Cuban street art The finely-painted black and white portraits of pensive children started appearing on walls around a suburban neighbourhood of Havana two years ago, contrasting with its colourful decay and Caribbean -
France New footage shows diners taking cover during Paris shooting The footage of the attack, which left one police officer dead and two others wounded, was taken inside a restaurant close to the scene. -
Syria UN - Sarin was used in Syria attack Paulo Sergio Pinheiro said most of the victims in the attack were killed with conventional and not chemical weapons during an airstrike on a hospital. -
World News US will honour Obama's "dumb" refugee deal with Australia Vice President Mike Pence said the US would accept the agreement out of respect to its alliance with Australia. -
USA US judge puts Volkswagen on three-year probation for diesel scandal A US federal judge has sentenced Volkswagen to three years’ probation and independent monitoring over the diesel emissions scandal. -
USA San Francisco suffers large power cut for several hours San Francisco was hit by a massive power cut on Friday that severely disrupted life in the American west coast city. -
USA 'Enough is enough', Sessions tells US sanctuary cities protecting migrants The US Attorney General has warned America’s so-called “sanctuary cities” protecting immigrants from potential deportation that “enough is enough”. -
Mexico Mexico probe into suspected student massacre 'has stalled' A human rights group says the investigation into the disappearance of 43 student teachers in 2014 has failed to make significant progress for 16 months.