24 April 2017 | Euronews
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Venezuela 'There is no future here' - Venezuelans stage mass sit-ins Mass sit-ins in Venezuela, as anti-government protesters keep up the pressure for early elections. -
France Le Pen "takes break" as party leader to focus on presidential campaign The French National Front leader says she is “taking a break” as party leader to focus on her presidential campaign ahead of a run-off vote in two weeks’ time. -
USA Obama promotes listening skills in first public appearance after leaving office For his first public appearance since leaving the White House Barack Obama chose to address what he called "the next generation of leaders" - in this case students at the University of Chicago in his -
India Indian Maoist guerrillas massacre 26 police officers At least 26 members of India's Central Reserve Police Force have died after an encounter with Maoists -
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Greece Deadly summer sailing season begins The first fatalities of the summer sailing season when Europe's seas swallow up thousands of migrants, many of them refugees fleeing conflict, has begun -
USA The American left's free speech reversal: View By Peter Van Voorhis In the 1960s, activists at the University of California, Berkeley started the American free speech movement, where millions of students across the country fought for free speech r -
France From the EU to Trump, the world reacts to French vote International reaction to the results of the first round of the French presidential ballot has been pouring in. -
France Macron and Le Pen go head-to-head in the race for the French presidency The two candidates will participate in a live televised debate on 3 May, four days before the second-round vote. -
France Macron's army of "helpers" reveal hard work behind the scenes At the election night meeting held by Emmanuel Macron in Paris, many volunteers could be seen handing out information, flags and badges. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU officials sigh in relief after Macron finishes first This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Italy Freed journalist returns to Italy Gabriele del Grande was detained in Turkey two weeks ago while doing research for a book He has been released and has flown straight back to Italy. -
France French vote: The mainstream losers The presidential election was a huge defeat for France’s mainstream parties. -
Poland Holocaust Remembrance Day marked around the world Israel came to a standstill on Monday as a two-minute siren wailed in remembrance of the Holocaust's six million victims. -
France Hollande calls on voters to back Macron in run-off ballot French President Francois Hollande has called for voters to back centrist Emmanuel Macron in the run-off ballot in the presidential election. -
Hungary A 360° visit to the horse hospital Come and have an immersive experience in equine surgery... -
World News What choices for European women seeking gender equality? Efforts to end discrimination that affects half of the European population have fallen through in a European Union dedicated to economic harmonisation. -
Economy Macron and Le Pen's different economic strategies Macron favours the euro, free trade and globalisation. Le Pen has described the run-off with Macron as a referendum on "uncontrolled globalisation". -
Europe News Brussels mulls Macron first round victory The day after the night before. -
Sport How to solve a problem like Real In this edition of The Corner we focus on El Clasico -
France The choice facing France Emmanuel Macron is the political newcomer up against far-right firebrand Marine Le Pen -
USA How to stop a technological take-over Technological progress brings far-reaching benefits, but it also poses increasingly serious threats to humankind. With governments and citizens already struggling with the consequences of recent innovations – from job displacement to security risks – technology policy is likely to take center stage -
France Macron vows to fight on for Armenians French presidential hopeful Emmanuel Macron has marked the 102nd anniversary of the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in a brief ceremony in Paris. -
Afghanistan US visit to Afghanistan coincides with two high-profile resignations The Afghan Defence Minister and Army Chief of Staff stand down in the wake of deadly Taliban attacks last week. Their resignation coincides with a surprise visit by US Defense Secretary, Jim Mattis. -
Markets French election relief rally pushes up share prices There were no surprises from the first round of the French election which meant a relief rally for the European stock markets and beyond. -
No Comment Clashes in Paris in wake of election results Tensions were running high on Paris’ Bastille Square on Sunday night (April 23), at the end of a protest called by left wing militants. -
No Comment Arnold Schwarzenegger kicks off the 2017 Arnold Classic in Sao Paulo Arnold Schwarzenegger hosted the 2017 Arnold Classic South American Pro Show edition which kicked off in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Saturday (April 22), with wins for Czech bodybuilder Lukas Osladil and US -
France How do the French presidential candidates' programmes measure up? Former investment banker and political novice-Emmanuel Macron will go head-to-head with far-right, _Front National_ leader-Marine Le Pen for the keys to the Élysée Palace. But how do their policy prop -
Russia Moscow "ready to resume relations" with the EU Live coverage on Euronews as the EU foreign affairs chief meets the Russian foreign minister in Moscow. Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Iran and bilateral relations are on the agenda. -
France Macron and Le Pen to go head-to-head for the French Presidency For the first time since 1958, neither the Socialist nor Republican parties have a candidate in the second round of voting. -
Next Series Takeaway: Treasure from waste This red mud, the leftovers from aluminium production, is more than just waste. -
France French election: Macron to face off against Le Pen. What we know Voters rejected France's traditional political parties Sunday, opting for two populist candidates who will contest the election runoff on May 7. -
USA China calls for restraint from all sides as tensions mount on the Korean peninsular In a call with the US President, the Chinese Premier said that his country was resolutely opposed to any action that ran counter to UN security council resolutions. -
Turkey Turkish authorities free Italian journalist Gabriele del Grande had been held without charge in this prison since being arrested on April 9th. -
France French voters boot out mainstream parties It's a historic defeat for France's ruling establishment, as Socialist Benoit Hamon and conservative Francois Fillon get knocked out of the race. -
France Far-left voters voice frustration at Melenchon's HQ The leader of the anti-austerity, anti-establishment movement France Untamed ended up fourth in the race. -
France Young 'Macronistas' hope for new era in politics A victory they’d hoped for so badly: The youthful supporters of Emmanuel Macron were thrilled to see their centrist and pro-European candidate leading the pack for France’s top… -
France Le Pen celebrates 'historic moment' in French election An historic moment, a massive victory. -
France Macron, Le Pen win first round of French presidential election The result is a stinging defeat for the centre-right and Socialist parties that had dominated French politics for 60 years. -
France Rally against 'nationalists' - Macron's call after French election success In one year, we have changed the face of politics. -
France Elated Le Pen supporters brace for runoff Supporters of National Front leader Marine Le Pen were elated to see her qualify for the May 7 presidential run-off against centrist Emmanuel Macron.