2 May 2017 | Euronews
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France Duke and Duchess of Cambridge seek damages in topless photo trial The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are seeking 1. -
France Many Mélenchon and Fillon voters intend to abstain An internal poll of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s far-left supporters revealed a significant majority will choose to either abstain or cast a blank ballot in France’s upcoming presidential vote, a move that co -
Sport Ronaldo is hat-trick hero in Madrid Cristiano Ronaldo scored all three goals as Real crushed Atletico 3-0 -
Jordan The Martian experience in Wadi Rum, Jordon Mars is but a flight away at Wadi Rum Jordon -
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Sport Champions League: Monaco host Juventus Monaco play Juventus in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Stade Louis II -
Syria ISIL suicide squad attacks refugee camp in Syria ISIL attacks refugee camp in Syria more than 30 killed -
France Macron causes Polish outrage after claiming a Kaczynski and Le Pen alliance Emmanuel Macron has further angered Poland after suggesting the leader of Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party is allied with Marine Le Pen. -
Venezuela Venezuelans block Caracas in protest over President Maduro's bid to change constitution In Venezuela, residents in Caracas have blocked the streets with rubbish and concrete to protest against President Nicolas Maduro’s bid to rewrite the country’s… -
United Kingdom Scottish surfer, 22, survives 32 hours at sea A 22-year-old surfer from Glasgow, western Scotland, has survived a 32-hour-ordeal in the Irish Sea. -
Target Towards a green jean A big player in the African textile industry, Morocco shone at this year's Denim PremiereVision in Paris. -
Europe News The Brief From Brussels: Downing Street dinner row rumbles on This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Sweden Swedes to lift systematic border controls Sweden lifts border checks as migrant tide becomes a trickle -
Economy Greece moves a step ahead on the debt trail The Greek government is set to get to further rescue funds from international lenders in return for future austerity measures that it hopes to offset. -
Turkey Erdogan urges EU to cooperate, or lose Turkey's membership bid Turkey's president Erdogan urges the EU to cooperate, or lose the country's membership bid. -
Spain How Madrid is hoping to attract talent and investment from a post-Brexit UK Spain’s capital city Madrid could benefit from Brexit. -
Gaza Palestinians react after Hamas unveils new charter There has been reaction in Gaza and the West Bank after Hamas unveiled its new charter. -
Czech Republic Czech PM says government to resign in row over finance minister The Czech prime minister is to submit his government's resignation this week amid a disagreement over his finance minister's business dealings. -
Europe News Brexit divorce turns nasty over German media leaks The divorce between Britain and Brussels is getting nasty after a German newspaper reported last week’s Brexit talks were a disaster. -
Business Series Alitalia: on a wing and a prayer Loss-making Alitalia is asking the Rome government to place it under special administration, leading to it being overhauled, sold off or shut down. -
Russia G20, Syria, Ukraine and human rights dominate Putin-Merkel talks Putin and Merkel talk G20, Ukraine, Syria and human rights -
Economy Federal Reserve set to wait on interest rate hike Economists do not expect the Federal Reserve to raise the benchmark interest rate on Wednesday at the end of its two-day policy meeting. -
Greece France poll: 'Vote Macron' says leftist Greek ex-finance minister Varoufakis At first gaze, they are unlikely bedfellows. -
France France: Macron denies being under control of banking sector Emmanuel Macron, the centrist candidate in the French presidential election, has refuted his rival’s claims that he is heavily linked with the banking sector. -
Economy Eurozone unemployment holds steady Eurozone unemployment in March was 9.5 percent of the potential workforce - the lowest level in eight year with youth unemployment at 19.4 percent. -
Japan Japan-Russia cooperation paves way for peace treaty -
Canada Blasts cause shock but no injuries in Toronto Several explosions in downtown Toronto on Monday were caused by a systems malfunction. -
France A 'nod-and-a-wink' to Fillon: Le Pen camp brushes off plagiarism claims Far-right candidate for the French presidency, Marine Le Pen, has been accused of plagiarism. -
France Emmanuel Macron: why the French find him so hard to vote for Despite the centrist's poll lead before the French presidential run-off, Macron is threatened by potentially widespread abstention as well as support for Marine Le Pen. -
USA Deadly storms sweep United States Central, southern and eastern parts of the United States are reeling after a fierce storm system brought torrential rain and tornadoes, leaving at least 16 people… -
No Comment Mission Accomplished SpaceX successfully launched its NROL-76 mission from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on May 1 after the initial scheduled lift-off a day earlier was delayed due to a technical… -
No Comment May Day in Paris Less than a week before the decisive second round in France’s presidential election, thousands of people took part in the traditional May Day rally in central… -
Nepal Hiker, stranded in Himalayas for 47 days, returns home A Taiwanese hiker who was rescued after being stranded in the Himalayas for 47 days has returned home. -
Indonesia 'World's oldest man' laid to rest in Indonesia An Indonesian man, who claimed to be the world’s oldest person, has been laid to rest. -
Earth News Duke + Dexter loafers meet Daniel Cordas You may have spotted them on celebrities like Ryan Reynolds, Poppy Delevingne, Justin Timberlake, Eddie Redmayne and more. -
Bahamas Ill-fated Fyre Festival slapped with multi-million-euro lawsuit An attendee at the ill-fated Fyre music festival has slapped its organisers with a 92-million-euro (100 million USD) lawsuit. -
South Korea US missile defence system now ready to defend South Korea The US military says its missile defence system -known as THAAD – has reached initial operational capacity in South Korea. -
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Greece Greece reaches bailout reform deal with creditors An agreement has been announced, paving the way for emergency funds for Athens in return for more painful reforms. -
World News Workers and activists mark May Day around the globe Workers and activists around the world have marked May Day with defiant rallies and marches. -
Venezuela Venezuelan president triggers constitutional shake-up Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro is to form a new popular assembly with powers to rewrite the constitution. -
Hungary "We belong to Europe" - Hungarians hold May Day rally Thousands of pro-EU protesters warn Hungary's government not to abandon European liberal values in a May Day rally in Budapest