3 May 2017 | Euronews
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USA FBI chief defends Clinton email decision FBI Director James Comey has delivered an impassioned defence of his decision to reopen an investigation of Hillary Clinton’s emails which Democrats believe cost her the… -
Sport Juventus eye Champions League final after 2-0 win at Monaco Italian side were potent on the counter attack, with Gonzalo Higuain scoring both goals to set up a tough second leg for Monaco in Turin. -
USA Trump poised to pick a fight over religious liberty vs. gay rights -
USA Trump reassures Abbas at the White House The US president has vowed to work on brokering peace between the Israelis and Palestinians. -
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Sport Europa League: Ajax beat Lyon 4-1 in first league of semi-final Ajax beat Lyon 4-1 in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final, but will the French side's away goal prove crucial when the two sides meet again in France? -
Yemen Seven-year-old Jamila is another victim of Yemen's civil war In the midst of Yemen’s civil war and after suffering from worms for two years Jamila Ali Abdu gave in to disease and hunger in the malnutrition ward of Yemen’s Hodeidah… -
Belgium Europe's movers and shakers: 'most innovative universities' revealed Three UK institutions have been rated among the top ten most innovative universities in Europe. -
Germany Germany's Chancellor Merkel warns against protectionism ahead of G20 summit Angela Merkel said that preparing for the meeting of the top economies was like 'herding cats' as officials attempt to reach a consensus among the group. -
Russia Russia-Turkey relations have "fully recovered" - Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin says his country's relationship with Turkey has fully recovered after its recent crisis. -
Business Series Volkswagen profits jump thanks to post dieselgate cost cutting Volkswagen's profits have soared as a huge cost cutting effort starts to pay off and as it seeks to move beyond its diesel emissions crisis. -
Algeria Algeria: Voter apathy key challenge in parliamentary poll With little suspense in Thursday's election, many Algerians are expected to stay away. -
Business Series Facebook to hire 3,000 more monitors to block violent videos Facebook says it is hiring 3,000 additional workers to block live streams of violence and respond more swiftly to reports of inappropriate material. -
Sport Italian football legend Francesco Totti will retire at end of season The 40-year-old legend, who was widely expected to retire from football at the end of last season, will hang up his boots after 25 seasons at AS Roma. -
Business Line UK: pre-election and pre-Brexit economic growth Business Line this week looks at the economic background to Britain's parliamentary election and the plans to leave the European Union. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Clock ticking on Brexit talks, says EU's Barnier This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
United Kingdom Britain's PM accuses EU politicians of trying to influence June's election Ahead of June's snap poll, Theresa May said threats had been made 'deliberately timed to affect the result of the general election.' -
Germany Merkel backs German defence minister over far-right army terror scandal Germany's military is under scrutiny for signs of far-right extremism after the arrest of an officer suspected of planning an attack. -
USA US Midwest braces for more rain after deadly storm front kills 20 The National Guard was deployed to help with relief efforts. -
Iran Iran: 21 killed and dozens hurt in coal mine blast At least 21 people have died and scores more are injured after an explosion at a coal mine in northern Iran on Wednesday. -
Japan Drunk passenger starts fistfight on plane Footage has emerged of the moment a man entered into a fistfight with another passenger on an All Nippon Airways (ANA) flight from Japan to the USA. -
Europe News MEPs mark World Press Freedom Day MEPs have called for jailed journalists in Turkey to be freed. -
World News 'Fake news' VS free press: World Press Freedom Day 2017 #wpfd2017 explores the defence of a free media. -
Economy Eurozone economy starts 2017 robustly The eurozone economy started the year with robust growth, setting the stage for a strong 2017 according to the European statistics agency Eurostat. -
Russia Russia-Turkey relations "fully recovered" - Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin says his country's relationship with Turkey has fully recovered after a recent crisis. Moscow retaliated against Ankara by imposing economic sanctions following the do -
Business Series Bankrupt Alitalia starts the difficult job of finding a buyer Alitalia has been put under special administration by the government after workers voted against job and pay cuts in a rescue plan. -
Europe News EU's Barnier warns against 'painless' Brexit 'illusion It is an “illusion” to think that Britain’s exit will be “concluded quickly and painlessly”, the bloc’s chief Brexit negotiator said on Wednesday. -
No Comment Australia: Ginger Pride Rally celebrates beauty of redheads After years of being on the receiving end of insults, nicknames and jokes, thousands of redheads took to the streets of Melbourne to proclaim their ginger pride. -
No Comment UK: cheese rolling drama in Stilton There was high drama at the traditional May Day Cheese Rolling World Championships in Stilton, UK. -
Jordan Archbishop of Canterbury prays at River Jordan Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has prayed at the River Jordan, historically believed to be the site of Jesus’ baptism. -
France Macron and Le Pen gear up for final TV face-off ahead of presidential vote With polls suggesting the abstention rate could be the highest ever, around 19 to 22 per cent, the debate could prove crucial for Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen to win over voters. -
Syria Russia, US agree better cooperation over Syria Russia and the US have signalled that better efforts at cooperation will be made regarding the civil war in Syria. -
Afghanistan Kabul suicide blast kills 8, wounds dozens, including US soldiers At least eight are killed and dozens wounded in an ISIL-claimed suicide blast targeting a military convoy in the Afghan capital. -
USA No charges for police over Sterling killing in Baton Rouge The US justice department has decided not to bring charges against two white police officers involved in the 2016 fatal shooting of a black man in Louisiana last… -
Venezuela Anger on the streets of Caracas over Maduro's power shakeup Opposition protesters block main roads in the Venezuelan capital as anger spreads over the president's shock announcement -
Brazil Rio buses torched in suspected gang-related violence Suspected drug gang members set fire to at least seven commuter buses and two lorries in Rio de Janeiro causing major traffic problems on Tuesday. -
Mexico Mexico arrests suspected Sinaloa drug kingpin Mexican security forces have arrested suspected drug kingpin Damaso Lopez.