10 May 2017 | Euronews
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World News ECJ rules that non-EU parents have EU residency rights through their children The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg has ruled that non-EU citizens should have the right to residence in the European Union if their children were born in the… -
Sport Champions League: Atletico come out strong, but Real clinch semi-final Real clinch the Champions League semi-final, despite Atletico coming out strong in the last-ever Madrid derby at the Vicente Calderón Stadium. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Hungary leading dispute over EU's refugee quotas A round up of the latest European developments from our team in Brussels -
USA Trump has 'very good' meeting with Lavrov Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Washington, and he praised them as problem solvers. -
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Turkey Erdogan say terrorism cannot be fought with terrorists Turkey's president has hit out at the US's decision to arm Kurdish YPG fighter in northern Syria. -
Kosovo Kosovo government falls after no-confidence vote After months of political deadlock, lawmakers vote to dismiss Isa Mustafa's cabinet, triggering a snap election next month. -
USA USA-Russia: Another Cold War? US Defense Secretary James Mattis' first official visit to Eastern Europe smacks somewhat of the cold war-era. -
France Hollande warns Macron as France heads for political shake-up "Lots remains to be done," the outgoing president told his successor ahead of Sunday's formal handover of power. -
Economy Fava beans and falafel too expensive as inflation in Egypt hits 30-year high Import-dependent Egypt has been hit by soaring inflation since it floated its currency last November as part of reform to get an IMF loan. -
Economy ECB's Draghi defends stimulus even as eurozone economy improves ECB President Mario Draghi says it's too early to declare victory in efforts to boost eurozone inflation despite signs the recovery is strengthening. -
Europe News Hungary and Slovakia challenge EU's refugee quotas Serious divisions emerge as Hungary and Slovakia tell the EU's top court that sharing out asylum-seekers in a quota system is unlawful. -
USA Teflon Trump can do no wrong in supporters eyes says euronews' Washington correspondent President Donald Trump's sacking of the FBI boss is unlikely to cause his core support to lose confidence in their man says euronews' Washington correspondent. -
USA Trump defends FBI director's sacking James Comey was leading an investigation into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia to sway the 2016 presidential election. -
Sport A treble on the cards? Juventus score ticket to Champions League final Juventus have landed themselves a place in next month’s Champions League final and a chance at the treble, with potential Serie A and Coppa Italia titles also on the… -
Sport England drawn in Rugby World Cup 'Pool of Death' England have been drawn in the ominously-dubbed ‘Pool of Death’ for the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. -
Switzerland CERN hopes new particle accelerator will bring new discoveries There were celebrations on Tuesday at CERN, the European physics research centre in Geneva, as it inaugurated its new particle accelerator which will continue the work examining the universe and it’s -
USA Russia's cyber warfare is grabbing attention but missing its target -
France Macron's France aims to challenge Germany -
France What Macron’s victory means for Europe and the world? In many ways, France was primed for a right-wing populist to win power: beyond having been hit hard by the eurozone crises of the past decade, voters have lately faced a wave of terrorist attacks. But the French displayed a level of political maturity and intelligence that others might rightly envy. -
Ukraine Banned Eurovision singer returns to Crimea Samoylova takes her "Flame is burning" song to Crimea after being banned from the Eurovision. -
Europe News Turkey to press ahead with EU membership bid Turkish EU affairs Minister Omer Celik's visit to Brussels aims to put the country's EU membership back on top of the agenda. -
Venezuela What are Venezuelans fighting for with their lives? An opinion article explaining the background to the current situation in Venezuela with figures. -
Bahrain Fifa's chance to show they put people ahead of money is now: View -
Afghanistan NATO Secretary-General says ready to send more troops to Afghanistan NATO is ready to reinforce its ground troops in Afghanistan says the alliance's secretary-general, but will not send combat units. -
Business Series Peugeot expects more Opel losses this year PSA Group Chief Executive Carlos Tavares says he expects Opel-Vauxhall to lose more money in 2017 as it buys the business from General Motors. -
France France: Hollande-Macron handover set for Sunday Click here for an updated version of this story. -
No Comment Brazil: Artists against budget cuts Dozens of dancers, singers and musicians performed before a crowd outside the Municipal Theatre in Rio de Janeiro to protest budget cuts and delayed payments. -
No Comment Indonesia: Rare albino orangutan recovering Following her emergency rescue on April 29 from a village in the central Indonesian island of Kalimantan, the albino orangutan is recovering at the Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Foundation’s Orangut -
USA Meet the reporter "arrested for asking a question" A US reporter has hit out over claims he was arrested for asking a question to Donald Trump’s new health chief. -
Turkey Turkey brands US supplying arms to Syrian Kurds 'unacceptable' Washington's NATO ally is outraged at President Trump's decision to arm the YPG. -
Cult How artists are keeping the ancient practice of Theyyam alive The ritual form of worship involves traditions that some say date back as far as neolithic times. -
Earth News The secrets of the Palme d'Or We take a behind-the-scenes, sneak-peek at the meticulous fabrication of the iconic Palme d'or trophy. -
Venezuela 'Hundreds face military trial' amid Venezuela anti-Maduro protests More protests are expected in Venezuela on Wednesday as the six-week wave of anger at President Maduro’s government continues. -
World News Breastfeeding first in Australian parliament Larissa Waters, senator for Queensland in the Australian Senate, has made history by becoming the first mother to breastfeed in the Senate chamber. -
USA FBI boss Comey thought his dismissal 'was a joke' - US media US media says James Comey found out he had been fired when the news flashed up on TV. -
Korea South Korea: New President Moon prepared to visit Pyongyang The newly-elected South Korean leader hopes to defuse tensions by visiting the North 'if the conditions are right' -
Chile Clashes in Chile as students call for education reforms Thousands of students have marched in the Chilean capital Santiago to demand free universal education and for the state to waive student loans. -
Mexico Fourteen die in firework blast in Mexico An explosion at a house where fireworks were being stored has killed at least 14 people including 11 children. -
USA Trump triggers political storm over Comey sacking US President Donald Trump has sacked FBI Director James Comey over what he says is his handling of the probe into Hillary Clinton’s emails last year. -
France 'Party divisions' as far-right Marechal-Le Pen says she's quitting politics Marion Marechal-Le Pen – niece of Marine, who lost out in the race to become France’s next president – is to quit politics. -
USA Trump "terminates" FBI chief James Comey US President Donald Trump has sacked FBI chief James Comey on the recommendation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.