27 April 2017 | Euronews
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Republic of North Macedonia Protesters storm FYROM parliament, attack MPs It comes after an alliance of Social Democrats and ethnic Albanian parties voted to elect an Albanian as parliament speaker, witnesses said. -
World News NASA's Cassini flies inside Saturn's rings and beams back images NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has taken a trip through Saturn’s rings for the first time – and has been back in touch with Earth. -
World News Thailand seeks arrest warrant for Red Bull heir over deadly hit-and-run Thailand has issued an arrest warrant for Vorayuth Yoovidhaya, an heir to the Red Bull fortune. -
Netherlands Dutch delight with orange to celebrate King's 50th birthday Orange-clad citizens across the country celebrated by holding parties and street sales. -
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France EU faces €5 million costs over Le Pen's fake jobs allegations The far right Front National leader Marine Le Pen is accused of fiddling European parliamentary expenses. -
Denmark Can Denmark's solar power solution be a blueprint for sun-starved countries? Though solar availability is scarce in this Nordic country of 5.6 million, Denmark has become a leader in combined heat and electric generation. -
Economy US travel and laptop bans spark concern among Gulf airlines The US government's travel and laptop bans have been a major talking point at this year's Arabian Travel Market. -
North Korea Putin and Abe in call to defuse tensions over North Korea Vladimir Putin and Shinzo Abe have called on North Korea and other countries to avoid antagonising tensions around Pyongyang’s nuclear programme. -
World News Ancient city unearthed in Iran The series of underground subterranean tunnels dating back more than 2,000 years were discovered near Samen in Hamedan Province. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU unified on Brexit This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Kosovo Serbia reacts to refusal of French court to extradite former Kosovan PM Serbia wants to try the former Kosovan Prime Minister for alleged war crimes, but its extradition request was refused by a French court. Serbia has described the decision as "shameful" and "scandalous -
Europe News EU officials stand firm ahead of Brexit meeting EU officials are talking tough ahead of a forthcoming Brexit summit. -
USA 'The US has long supported international justice, now it should be subjected to it' They call him the “dictator hunter”. -
Iran Iran presidential election: who to watch With less than one month to go until its presidential election, Iran is gearing up for a political showdown. -
Economy ECB says eurozone recovery 'increasingly solid' European Central Bank policymakers acknowledged the eurozone's economic recovery is becoming stronger but kept stimulus and interest rates unchanged. -
United Kingdom Man found with knives near UK parliament sparks security alert A man has been arrested under the Terrorism Act after being found with knives in Westminster. -
Egypt Cairo prepares for Pope Francis' visit to heal ties Pope Francis arrives in the Egyptian capital Cairo less than a month after deadly attacks on Coptic churches -
World News Iranian footballer "banned from national team" for playing abroad without hijab Shiva Amini claims a decision by officials has forced her off the team. -
World News What do new campaign posters reveal about Macron and Le Pen? Analysts have taken a closer a look at what the choice in design could reveal about each potential future president. -
Economy Eurozone finance chiefs admit Greece will need debt relief Eurozone finance ministers chair Jeroen Dijsselbloem says some Greek debt will have to be written off for its public finances to become sustainable. -
West Bank Palestine shuts up shop to support hunger-striking prisoners Protests across the West Bank and Gaza are designed to show solidarity with Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli jails. -
Thailand Violent crime videos pile pressure on Facebook Never before has it been so easy to put pictures and video on the internet. -
Sweden The Swedish melting pot where women work for a better future Yalla Trappan, a Swedish social enterprise that combines work, inclusion and women’s empowerment started with just six women when it was founded seven years ago. -
Turkey Russian warship sinks after Black Sea collision Coastguards say all 78 personnel on board the "Liman" have been evacuated to safety.The Russian naval intelligence ship sank off Turkey's Black Sea coast after colliding with a freighter carrying live -
Europe News Council of Europe urges Hungary to suspend laws on NGOs, universities The Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly has called on Hungary to suspend a debate in the country’s parliament of bills which tighten rules on non-governmental organisations and foreign… -
Hungary The EU's war of words with Hungary intensifies as Verhofstadt slams Orban in Parliament rant It's the latest escalation in tensions between the EU and Hungary, which have simmered for months, and are now raging. -
France Paris police clash with students over presidential election Many of the student protesters in Paris brandished slogans against Macron and Le Pen -
Business Series Samsung profit boosted by chips, sees better earnings from the S8 Samsung posted solid profit in Q1, boosted by strong demand for its memory chips and flagged up stronger future earnings -
No Comment Baby monkey makes New Orleans zoo debut Visitors to the New Orleans Audubon zoo will now be able to see rare baby colobus monkey. -
No Comment Produce given away in Buenos Aires protest Farmers in Buenos Aires are giving away their produce to people in protest over conditions for small-scale producers. -
USA N. Korea: New missile defence system ready in days The US says it is willing to resolve the North Korean crisis by diplomatic means, whilst forging ahead in the preparation of its new missile defence system. -
No Comment North Carolina weathering the storms People in North Carolina were paying attention to rising rivers Tuesday after storms gave the state its worst drenching since a damaging hurricane late last… -
Syria Israel linked to series of blasts in Damascus Syrian rebel and intelligence sources claim the explosions were caused by Israeli air strikes against an arms supply hub -
France French court refuses to extradite former Kosovan prime minister to Serbia Ramush Haradinaj was a guerilla commander during the 1998-99 Kosovo war. He has been released with immediate effect. -
USA United offers $10,000 for overbooked seats It is part of an effort to restore the US airline's image after a passenger was forcibly removed from his seat. -
France Secret no more, French candidates' private lives scrutinised in 2017 presidential election The private lives of France's presidential candidates are being scrutinised in a way that would have been unimaginable decades ago. -
Mexico Mexico's missing students: marking 31 months since they vanished without trace The families, supported by activists, have been highly critical of the government's handling of the case. -
Syria "Huge" explosion near Damascus Airport Explosions and fire have ripped through a military area of the complex, including fuel depots and weapons stores. -
United Kingdom Britain welcomes Brexit negotiators ahead of key EU summit Clearing the air, the British Prime Minister has welcomed the EU’s Brexit negotiation team in London. -
North Korea Sanctions and diplomacy at centre of US strategy on North Korea Trump's administration had previously said military strikes were an option, but now appear willing to exhaust non-military avenues. -
Venezuela Venezuela to quit Organisation of American States as protests continue Security forces clashed with opposition protesters for another day, as the death toll from the anti-government unrest reaches at least 29.