12 May 2017 | Euronews
Showing 34 results
-
Venezuela Venezuela: violence continues as the elderly take to the streets Violent protests in Venezuela have continued into their sixth week with the elderly mobilising for what is being dubbed "the pensioners protest." -
Sport Chelsea clinch Premier League title Former Marseille striker Michy Batshuayi scored from close range to down West Brom 1-0 at the Hawthorns, handing Chelsea their sixth Premier League title. -
World News Israeli military kill Palestinian man in West Bank clashes A twenty year old Palestinian man has been shot dead by Israeli soldiers during clashes at a rally in Nabi Saleh, a village in the West Bank. -
World News Global cyberattack holds Britain's NHS and businesses worldwide hostage One of the biggest cyberattacks yet using ransomware to extort money from businesses and government organisations has spread like wildfire around the world. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
USA Trump warns former FBI boss against speaking to the press, hints at White House "tapes" President Trump warns ousted FBI boss James Comey against talking to media, hints there may be tapes he would use to counter Comey's accounts. -
Italy Costa Concordia captain given 16 year sentence The former captain of the Costa Concordia cruise liner was sentenced to 16 years in prison on Friday by Italy's top court for his role in the shipwreck which killed 32 people. -
Economy State of the Union: Is Macron's EU honeymoon already over? This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of EU affairs. -
Turkey US arming of Syrian Kurds will dominate Turkish president's visit to Washington Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he expects talks in Washington with Donald Trump next week will mark a new beginning in their troubled relations. -
Economy G7 finance ministers puzzle over Trump's policies Finance chiefs from the world's richest nations are pressing the US not to break global consensus in areas such as trade and financial regulation. -
Portugal Pope Francis arrives in Portugal for Fatima trip Pope Francis arrived at Monte Real airport in Portugal on Friday where he was greeted by the Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa. -
Syria ISIL lose control of Tabqa and its dam In a key setback for ISIL Syrian free units and the Kurds have retaken Tabqa and its dam, opening the road to the final assault on Raqqa. -
Belgium Emirati princesses tried in Belgium on human trafficking charges Eight Emirati princesses are on trial in the Belgian capital in a slavery case dating back to 2008. -
United Kingdom UK hospitals, Spanish businesses hit by cyber attack Hackers have launched massive ransomware attacks on the UK health service and a range of Spain's biggest companies in a bid to extort money. -
Economy US-China trade plan progress unveiled, but deficit benefits unclear A US-China deal on agricultural products, trade, financial services, investment and energy will likely make little difference to the US trade deficit. -
Europe News Hard Irish border would be 'a disaster', ex-UK PM Blair says A return to a hard border in Ireland would be a disaster, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Friday. -
Pakistan Pakistan bombing 'targets Senate deputy chairman' Officials say at least 25 people have died in a bombing, which appeared to target the deputy chairman of the Pakistan Senate. -
Sport Manchester United hold on to reach Europa League final Manchester United survived a late scare to draw at home to Celta Vigo and reach the Europa League final on Thursday. -
Italy Rome post office hit by "protest" bomb say police Italian police believe explosive devices found near a post office in the capital, Rome, were intended as a protest. -
Ukraine Crotian pop-opera, Romanian yodelling and Hungarian gypsy fusion in Eurovision final Croatia’s so-called Mr Voice scored his place in the last round of the song contest with a pop opera fusion. -
Economy Germany enjoys strong economic growth in Q1 Europe's biggest economy grew by 0.6 percent between January and March from the previous quarter as companies invested more and exports soared. -
Economy French private sector employment increases It comes too late for outgoing president Francois Hollande, but France's economy added 49,400 private sector jobs between January and March. -
Israel 14-year old neglected boy found in squalid Israeli home Israeli police investigating why a 14 year-old was kept secluded and mostly indoors in his Hadera home said they no longer suspect the boy's parents. -
Economy Interview: EU's Moscovici hails Macron win Efi koutsokosta, euronews: On Sunday (May 14), President Hollande is officially handing power to Emmanuel Macron, so what Brussels does expect from this new President, as we have seen that his victory -
France Legend or luxury - which car will France's new president choose for his investiture? It is a strategic choice and not a question of personal preference for Emmanuel Macron. -
Turkey Turkey: dozens detained and sought over alleged terror links Turkish authorities detain dozens suspected of involvement in last July's failed coup attempt, following which thousands were taken into custody. -
No Comment French philosopher Levy gets pied in Belgrade A Serbian activist threw a cream pie in the face of French intellectual Bernard-Henri Levy at a showing of his film ‘Peshmerga’ in the Serbian capital of Belgrade on Wednesday (10… -
No Comment Pilgrims descend on Fatima ahead of Pope's visit Mobs of pilgrims began to flock to Fatima to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Marian apparitions and to see Pope Francis who is due to visit between May… -
USA 15 large great white sharks spotted near CA paddleboarders California paddleboarders found themselves in what resembled an outtake from ‘Jaws’ when the chilling announcement was made that they were just metres from a school of around 15 great white… -
South Korea South Korea orders Hyundai-Kia to recall 240,000 vehicles South Korea’s transport ministry has ordered the compulsory recall of some 240,000 vehicles, following a tip off from a whistleblower. -
Italy Costa Concordia verdict due Italy's highest court is due to give a verdict in the case of the captain of the Costa Concordia cruise ship that sank in 2012 with the loss of 32 lives. -
USA Hundreds arrested in "biggest ever" US gang crackdown 1,378 people have been arrested in the United States over the last six weeks as part of an operation to identify and prosecute gang members. -
Brazil Brazil declares Zika emergency over The emergency had been in place since November 2015, when the virus was linked to the birth of babies with abnormally small heads. -
World News 'La Légende' heart-shaped diamond up for auction Dazzling jewels are going under the hammer at Christie’s Geneva – including the biggest heart-shaped diamond ever up for auction, dangling from a pearl necklace. -
Iraq Iraqi forces close in on Mosul Iraqi security forces are said to be only days away from retaking Mosul from the self-styled Islamic State group.