6 May 2017 | Euronews
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Israel Hamas elects Ismail Haniyeh to lead political office The Palestinian movement Hamas has elected Ismail Haniyeh to lead its political office. -
World News Nigeria: Boko Haram frees dozens of kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls Boko Haram militants have released 82 of the more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped in the Nigerian town of Chibok more than three years ago. -
Vatican Pope ashamed of "mother of all bombs" name The Pope took offence to the word "mother" being used to describe a deadly weapon. -
Venezuela Women march in Venezuela as unrest continues The women said they were standing up against political oppression and violence, as weeks of unrest in the country continues. -
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France France prepares for run-off vote The French electorate face a choice between centrist Emmanuel Macron and the far-right Marine Le Pen in Sunday's run-off vote. -
France Documents leaked onto social media after ‘massive’ hack on Macron campaign A vast cache of documents claimed to belong to the campaign of French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron have been published on social media. -
United Kingdom "Brexit for the many, not the few" promises UK's opposition leader In a swipe at Prime Minister Theresa May, the opposition leader said a Labour government would not threaten Europe during negotiations. -
Russia Russia: thousands of protesters mark anniversary of Bolotnaya Square crackdown Thousands of opposition activists have taken part in an authorised rally in Moscow to mark the five year anniversary since the Bolotnaya Square protest. -
Poland Poland: opposition groups hold 'Liberty March' to protest against government -
United Kingdom UK election: Sturgeon plays down Tory threat in Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has played down the threat from the ruling Conservatives in Scotland a day after Prime Minister Theresa May’s party made big gains in local elections… -
France The astronaut voting from space Thomas Pesquet has been able vote in what has become one of the most turbulent battles for the French presidency in decades. -
No Comment France prepares to vote Final preparations are taking place ahead of France’s presidential election. -
No Comment Jumping over the fire! Thousands of people marked the Roma festival of Hidirellez in Edirne in Turkey on Friday. -
Kenya Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge narrowly misses bid to break two-hour marathon Kenyan athlete Eliud Kipchoge has narrowly missed out on his bid to become the first ever person to run a sub-two hour marathon. -
Canada Canada: flooding in Quebec forces hundreds to evacuate In Canada, flooding caused by torrential rain has forced hundreds of families to evacuate. -
France France bans excessively thin models A law banning extremely thin models has come into effect in France. -
Mexico World's heaviest man to undergo surgery In Mexico, the world’s reportedly heaviest man is finally set to undergo surgery. -
South Korea Scandal-hit South Korea prepares for election The election was called following the impeachment of Park Geun-hye in December. -
Indonesia Indonesian authorities hunt inmates after mass jail break Indonesian authorities have been hunting around 200 prisoners who broke out from an overcrowded jail on Sumatra island. -
Venezuela Funeral held for young musician killed in continuing Venezuela violence As deadly unrest continues in Venezuela, the funeral’s been held for one of the victims. -
Syria Fighting reported in Hama, as 'safe zones' come into force Syrian government forces have reportedly been clashing with rebels in the northwestern province of Hama, shortly after a Russia-led deal to establish ‘safe zones’ came into… -
Myanmar Suu Kyi lunches with Britain's Queen Elizabeth Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi has had a royal lunch in London with Queen Elizabeth and Prince William. -
Italy Italian police make arrests in probe into illegal migrant working At least six people have been arrested as part of a probe into migrants being taken from reception centres and put to work illegally in southern Italy. -
Mexico Mexicans reenact historic battle against French Hundreds of people have been reenacting a famous 5th of May battle, when Mexican troops defeated the French army. -
Russia Putin backs Chechnya gay hate crime probe President Vladimir Putin has backed an investigation into reports of a violent crackdown on gay people in the Russian republic of Chechnya.