25 April 2017 | Euronews
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Turkey Erdogan slams Council of Europe decision to put Turkey on watchlist It’s “entirely political” and we reject it. -
World News Global operation nets millions of euros worth of fake food and drink Fraud in the food market has been the target of a massive global operation, with the seizure of 230 million euros worth of fake food and drinks. -
United Kingdom British election: Labour offers Brexit pledge on EU nationals The stakes have been raised ahead of Britain’s early election in June, with the opposition Labour Party setting out its Brexit strategy. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU, Hungary row rumbles on This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
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Markets Stock markets calm after Macron rally Europe's stock markets made moderate gains on Tuesday with as investors shifted their focus from politics to business fundamentals. -
Russia Islamist group claim responsibility for St Petersburg metro attack A group called the Imam Shamil Battalion has claimed responsibility for a metro bombing in the Russian city of St. Petersburg that killed 16 people. -
World News Ivanka booed in Berlin as she defends Donald The US "First Daughter" fielded catcalls when she described her father as "a tremendous champion of supporting families" -
France Macron campaign targeted by 'Russian hackers' French presidential hopeful Emmanuel Macron was the victim of a cyber attack, say experts -
USA Trump approaches 100 days in power For American presidents, this is an important milestone. -
Israel Israel-Germany spat over minister's meeting with NGOs A diplomatic row has broken out between Israel and Germany. -
Economy Trump's tax reform plan promised, but details could be elusive President Trump says he wants to unveil a tax reform plan as early as Wednesday but there's speculation it will just be tax cuts without details. -
Switzerland Two billion dollars needed to avert famine in Yemen, UN says In Geneva international delegates need to raise two point one billion dollars if they're to save millions of severely malnourished Yemenis. -
Thailand Thai man kills baby on Facebook Live before taking his own life Wuttisan Wongtalay filmed himself killing his 11-month-old daughter in Phuket -
Sport 101-year-old Indian woman wins 100 metre 'sprint' At the World Masters Games in Auckland, New Zealand, 101-year-old Man Kaur won the 100 metre race in the 100-years-plus category. -
United Kingdom Nestle cuts 300 British jobs Anger from unions as almost 300 UK Nestle jobs are cut as chocolate biscuit production is moved to Poland -
France France divided in two France is split along both geographical and social lines in its support for Emmanuel Macronand Marine Le Pen. -
Greece Greek court blocks Turkish extradition request The Greek appeals court has rejected Ankara's request for the extradition of three Turkish soldiers. The cases of a further five soldiers will be decided in the coming weeks. -
World News Arms sales at their highest level since the end of the Cold War The global economy is doing quite nicely and growth is nearly uniform over all sectors, but one in particular is booming times: the global arms trade, which accounts for… -
Turkey COE puts Turkey on watchlist The Turkish foreign ministry has strongly condemned the "unjust decision" of the European rights body to put it on notice. -
Business Series Vivendi looks to video games and advertising companies French media giant Vivendi is reportedly to focus on buying video games and advertising companies to address investor concerns about its strategy. -
New Zealand 101-year-old athlete wins 100m gold 101-year-old Indian athlete Man Kaur sprinted to take gold in the 100m at the World Masters Games in Auckland, New Zealand, on Monday April 24. -
Portugal Portugal celebrates Carnation Revolution, warns against populism Portugal marks the 43rd anniversary of its Carnation Revolution, with top left-wing politicians urging the EU to fight the rise of populism by focusing more on social welfare. -
United Kingdom Wikipedia founder launches site to counter fake news Wikitribune will bring together professional journalists and a community of volunteers and supporters to produce news articles -
France Macron: A French JFK or Neo-Napoleon? -
Spain Brussels attacks: eight arrests in Barcelona Police arrested eight people and raided 12 properties in connections with the terror attacks last March -
France Who Is Marine Le Pen? How has she transformed the face and psyche of France? -
Business Series Alitalia workers reject rescue plan Two thirds of Alitalia's workers have voted to reject a management restructuring plan. The loss-making airline is set to run out of cash in weeks. -
Libya Libya's only female body-builder prepares for Belorussian international competition Fathia Al-Amamy is Libya's only female body-builder. She will represent her country in Belarus this summer in an international competition. -
Cinema Cannes 2017 line-up announced 18 films are in the running. Joaquin Phoenix, Nicole Kidman and Isabelle Huppert will be gracing the red carpet. -
No Comment Trump had a call from Space President of the Unites States, Donald Trump had a phone call from the International Space Station (ISS) and talked with two American astronauts, Jack Fisher, and ISS Commander Peggy… -
No Comment Vegetable march in Argentina Around 2,000 small-scale farmers came together in the Argentine capital on Monday (April 24) to hand out 20 tonnes of produce to members of the public as part of a demonstration calling for improved w -
France France mourns slain police officer A ceremony has been held in Paris to honour the police officer shot dead on the Champs Elysee last week. Mourners gathered in the courtyard of main police headquarters in the French capital. -
World News New malaria vaccine pilots in Africa The World Health Organisation has announced live trials of Mosquirix in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi. -
China China bans dozens of Muslims names, as Beijing cracks down on religious extremism Dozens of “extremist” Muslim baby names in Xinjian, a province with a significant Uighur Muslims, have been banned as Beijing fights extremism. -
North Korea US submarine arrives in South Korea as the North carries out a huge live fire drill South Korea's Yonhap News Agency says the North appears to have deployed a large number of long-range artillery units in the region of Wonsan on its east coast. -
Paraguay "Robbery of the century" in Paraguay 60 armed men attack HQ of security company Prosegur, escaping with up to $40 million in cash -
World News Serena Williams hits back at 'racist' remarks Tennis world number one Serena Williams responds to 'racist comments' about her unborn child. -
Turkey Gallipoli landings remembered, 102 years' on In Sydney thousands gather for the annual ANZAC day march, whilst in Turkey, a dawn ceremony is held at ANZAC Cove on the Gallipoli peninsular. -
USA US: Arkansas carries out back-to-back executions Arkansas has become the first US state in 17 years to execute more than one inmate on the same day. -
Chile Powerful quake hits Chile, no deaths reported Chile’s been rocked by a major earthquake, but there are no reports of any deaths or serious damage. -
United Kingdom Musician Elton John recovers from potentially deadly infection British musician Elton John is resting at home after going down with a potentially deadly bacterial infection. -
Venezuela Venezuela: at least three dead as anti-government protests continue At least three people were reportedly killed in Venezuela on Monday, as anti-government protests continued. -
France Henin-Beaumont: the French town conquered by Le Pen Marine Le Pen secured more than 46. -
France Defeated French Socialists and Republicans urge votes for Macron As the losing mainstream candidates lick their wounds after the first-round of the French presidential race, their shocked parties have had to agree on what to do…