4 May 2017 | Euronews
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Kazakhstan Syria's armed opposition rejects Russian 'safe zones' plan Syria’s armed opposition is rejecting a Russian plan to create safe zones in the country, saying it is a threat to territorial integrity. -
Czech Republic President fails to Czech whether PM is really resigning! Sparks flew at Prague Castle on Thursday as the Czech Republic’s political crisis took a new and almost farcical turn. -
Sport Europa League: Manchester United win at Celta Vigo Marcus Rashford's free kick in the 67th minute gave Manchester United a 1-0 win over the Spaniards -
Venezuela Students clash with police as Venezuela violence rages There has been no let-up in Venezuela’s protest movement against leftist President Nicolas Maduro, with clashes between students and police on Thursday. -
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Spain Blast and fire at chemical plant in Spain injures 15 An explosion and fire at a chemical factory in Spain has injured at least 15 people, three seriously. -
Brazil Prison guards in Brazil scuffle in parliament pensions protest There were rowdy scenes inside Brazil’s parliament on Wednesday night after prison guards protesting against new retirement rules stormed the committee room. -
USA Healthcare victory for Trump in House of Representatives The lower house of Congress has voted to repeal major parts of Obamacare, the last president's flagship measure. -
France The EU balancing act facing Macron -
United Kingdom How Theresa May took Britons out from Europe -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: a look ahead to the French election This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Hungary No nationality: Europe is urged to stop locking up the stateless With an estimated ten million people worldwide thought to be stateless, Europe is being urged to end arbitrary detentions and protect those with nowhere to call… -
Algeria Algeria votes in parliamentary election amid little uncertainty Algeria has been voting in a parliamentary election that’s expected to give the ruling FLN and its allies another five-year mandate. -
France Obama backs Macron as candidate files law suit over offshore allegations Macron files lawsuit over offshore account allegations -
Musica Back from the Baroque For the first time in nearly 250 years, Alcione, Marin Marais' operatic masterpiece, makes a dazzling comeback in Paris at the Opéra Comique. -
Business Series Google to pay 306 million euros additional tax to Italy Google's parent company - Alphabet - is to pay 306 million euros to settle a tax dispute with Italy covered 13 years up to 2015. -
Sport Alonso's test drive at Indianapolis Former F1 world champion test drives ahead of the Indianapolis 500 -
Canada Canada orders recall of too-strong Bombay Sapphire gin Canadian liquor authorities are recalling bottles of Bombay Sapphire after it was revealed they contained nearly double the amount of alcohol. -
Yemen Jamila: Dead aged 7 as famine takes hold of Yemen Jamila was seven. -
United Kingdom How the press reacted to Theresa May's attack on Brussels After accusing Brussels of interfering in the UK General Election, Theresa May has been cheered on and criticised by the UK press. -
United Kingdom Prince Philip to retire: 'he's done a pretty good job' Prince Philip appeared alongside Britain’s Queen Elizabeth at an engagement in London on Thursday, after the news that he is to retire from active public life later this… -
World News Long goodbyes: how men in Croatia are the EU's oldest to fly the nest Young men in Croatia stay at home with their parents well into their 30s – the longest in the EU. -
Economy Brexit threat to the City of London Banks working from London are starting to announce their plans for when Britain leaves the EU, including moving staff to places like Frankfurt. -
Iraq Iraqi army opens new front in the battle for Mosul New front opens in the battle to retake Mosul from ISIL -
Europe News European 'history house' opens this weekend It was meant to have been open in 2014, but now the House of European History finally opens its doors to the public this weekend. -
France Portuguese immigrants show France what successful assimilation looks like Here in France, the largest foreign community is the Portuguese. -
Economy New car sales slump in Britain in April The UK saw the biggest year-on-year drop in new car registrations for over six years in April linked to government anti-pollution moves. -
Economy Eurozone business activity at a six-year high Eurozone manufacturing and services companies said they increased activity at the fastest rate in six years in April. -
USA Alanis Morissette's ex-manager jailed for stealing millions from singer A former business manager for Alanis Morissette who stole over seven million dollars (6. -
Business Series Facebook profit surges, closing in on two billion monthly users Facebook has reported surging quarterly profit and revenue but its shares dipped due to nervousness about future earnings. -
France Final fractious TV debate alienates French voters French voters unimpressed by fractious TV debate as election looms -
Sweden EU civil protection stage "real scale" emergency response exercise Fake blood to paint typical injuries in a natural disaster. -
No Comment Iran coal mine blast traps dozens of miners A large explosion struck a coal mine in northern Iran on Wednesday (May, 3), trapping dozens of miners and killing at least two, state media reported. -
No Comment Brave contestants seek sweet taste of success A dozen people climbed a bun-covered tower in a contest to celebrate a Hong Kong festival. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: U.S. army photographer captures blast that killed her and four others Hilda Clayton, a 22-year-old U. -
Finland Russia's Lavrov in Finland to discuss NATO and Ukraine Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is in neighbouring Finland for talks with his Finnish counterpart, Timo Soini. -
United Kingdom UK's Prince Philip to stop public engagements from autumn Buckingham Palace has confirmed Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, will “no longer carry out public engagements from the autumn of this year. -
World News Huge new iceberg twice the size of Luxembourg 'could be imminent' The impending breakaway of what’s expected to be one of the world’s largest icebergs has moved a significant step closer, it’s been claimed. -
South Korea South Koreans vote early in presidential poll South Korean polling stations open early in presidential poll -
United Kingdom Prince Philip to retire from public life Prince Philip is to retire from his royal duties later this year, Buckingham Palace has announced. -
Venezuela Venezuelan officials release 'proof of life' video of jailed opposition leader Amid speculation Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez is gravely ill, authorities release a video claiming to show proof of life. -
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Argentina Argentine prosecutor found bound and gagged An Argentine prosecutor was found bound and gagged in his office in Buenos Aires province on Wednesday (May 3). -
USA Republicans sense victory over repeal of Obamacare In a possible breakthrough for President Donald Trump, Republicans in the House of Representatives plan to hold a vote today (May 4) to repeal and replace… -
Venezuela Violence in Venezuela as protesters condemn Maduro decree Security forces deploy tear gas and water cannon at anti-government demonstrators in Caracas -
France Arguments and insults in fiery French presidential debate It was pure political combat as France’s presidential finalists went head to head in a televised debate on Wednesday, watched by millions.