17 May 2017 | Euronews
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France Cannes film festival welcomes Palme d'Or jury The jury were welcomed with a festive and musical atmosphere for 70th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, chaired this year by the Spanish director Pedro… -
USA Pressure mounts on Trump over relationship with Russia US President Donald Trump has claimed that no politician in history has been treated worse than him. -
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USA Chelsea Manning is free Chelsea Manning, the US Army private sentenced to 35-years in jail for leaking military files, has been released from military jail. -
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Sport Nicky Hayden injured in bicycle collision with car Former MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden was knocked off his bicycle while training in Italy -
USA Is impeaching President Trump possible? Amid doubts over the sacking of FBI director Comey and attempts to influence the investigation into the Trump campaign, President Trump is facing questions about… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Ukraine signs visa waiver deal with EU In today’s round-up of some of the top stories concerning the European Union: MEPs pass a resolution condemning Hungary for a “serious deterioration” in the rule of law and democracy; Ukraine and the -
Markets Trump worries pull down financial markets Worries about political turmoil in the United States led investors to sell shares on Wednesday. The dollar also lost value against other currencies. -
Iran Iran's post-sanction economy doing well one year after nuclear deal Iran’s nuclear deal was signed at a time when the country’s political risks were high, and economic income and investment into financial corporations were… -
USA Donald Trump delivers speech amid Russia-probe furore US president delivers first speech since facing accusations of trying to cover-up his campaign’s links to Russia at the US Coast Guard Academy in New London… -
Europe News Ukraine and EU sign long-awaited visa waiver deal Ukrainian and EU officials have signed a long-awaited visa waiver deal. -
Economy Italy in trouble over alleged Fiat Chrysler emission-test cheating The European Commission has launched legal action against Italy over its policing of defeat devices in some diesel engined Fiat and Jeep vehicles. -
Africanews Rare hailstorm gives Zambians a snowy feel in May Zambians in the capital Lusaka and surrounding towns woke up Monday morning to see their streets and backyards filled with ice. -
Italy Vladimir Putin ready to disclose President Trump talk transcript Vladamir Putin has said he is willing to hand over a transcript of talks between Donald Trump and senior Russian officials. -
Europe News MEPs slam Hungary's "serious deterioration" in rule of law The European Parliament has condemned what it calls a “serious deterioration in the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights” in Hungary. -
France New French president Macron chooses government from across political spectrum The centrist is acting on his promise to bridge the right-left divide in French political. -
United Kingdom Labour's policies have been branded radical in the UK - but how do they compare to Europe and beyond? A look at some of the UK Labour party's manifesto pledges dubbed "radical" which represent the status quo for other Western nations. -
Business Series Lloyds bank: UK government sells off final shares, but did it make a profit? The British government has sold its last remaining stake in bailed out Lloyds Banking Group claiming to have made a profit, but that is disputed. -
USA Whistleblower Chelsea Manning released early from prison The former military intelligence analyst was sentenced to 35 years in prison in 2013 for providing thousands of military documents to anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks. -
Republic of North Macedonia FYROM president says rival can form new government But President Gjorge Ivanov has refused to hand power to the coalition since December's election. -
World News Second massive WannaCry-like cyber attack identified Cyber security experts reveal they have found a second massive computer virus which has affected hundreds of thousands of computers world-wide. -
Economy UK unemployment down again but workers real wages fall UK unemployment was at 4.6 percent in Q1, the lowest level since 1975, but workers real earnings fell for the first time in two and a half years. -
World News Greeks walk out in general strike over new austerity measures Transport and public services across Greece have been severely affected by a general strike. -
USA US Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning released from jail The US army whistleblower who was imprisoned for her involvement in the US army's biggest information leak, will be released from prison Wednesday. -
Europe News Guterres says success of UN depends on strong and united Europe The success of the UN will depend on a strong and united Europe. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: fatalities as militants attack state TV station in Jalalabad Gunmen in Afghanistan have attacked a national TV and radio station in the eastern city of Jalalabad, engaging in a battle with security forces. -
USA WATCH: Clashes outside Turkey's Washington embassy injure several Hours after Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with his US counterpart Donald Trump, nearly a dozen people have been hurt next to the Turkish ambassador’s residence in… -
World News Which EU state is the world's heaviest-drinking country? Lithuanians are the world’s heaviest drinkers and their boozing is showing no signs of slowing, new data reveals. -
USA At least two dead as tornadoes tear through US Midwest Elk City in Oklahoma and Barron County in Wisconsin bore the brunt of a series of storms and tornadoes that struck a large region. -
No Comment Windmill blade blocks German motorway In a collision on a motorway (Autobahn 33) near Bielefeld in Germany, the wing of a huge wind turbine drilled through the driver’s cab of a truck. -
Hungary The ruin bars of Budapest The vivid and pulsing downtown party zone of Budapest exhibits how a city can transform over a half a century. -
No Comment Horses on the highway Drivers near Budapest were faced with some strange oncoming traffic on May 15, as nearly a dozen horses galloped down the highway. -
Mexico Journalists in Mexico protest after Javier Valdez murder The murder of another Mexican journalist known for investigating drugs trafficking prompted a protest in Mexico City on Tuesday. -
Honduras Honduras transfers hundreds of prisoners to new remote facilities Honduras has transferred hundreds of suspected gang members to a new maximum security prison in a bid to stamp out criminal activity in the country’s overcrowded… -
Austria Early elections to be held in Austria after coalition breaks down Austria will hold a snap election in October after a breakdown in coalition relations forced the hand of Chancellor Christian Kern. -
USA Trump 'halted FBI investigation' into former aide For the second time in as many days, US President Donald Trump’s relationship with Russia has come under intense scrutiny. -
USA Senators call on Trump to reveal information about Russian meeting US senators are calling on President Donald Trump to disclose what exactly was said during a meeting with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov.