22 May 2017 | Euronews
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Israel Protests and violence around Jerusalem A Palestinian was shot dead as he attempted a suspected knife-attack on Israeli forces just kilometres from where the US President's was visiting Jerusalem's Old City. Meanwhile, a general strike was -
Sport The Corner: all good things come to an end Hello and welcome back to The Corner. -
France European films at Cannes The European Commission's Media programme seeks to boost the profile of European cinema.One of the films supported by the programme, Yorghos Lanthimos's The Killing of a Sacred Deer, is in the runni -
Israel Trump sees ''rare opportunity'' for Middle East peace Donald Trump has said he believes he has a ‘‘rare opportunity’‘ to bring peace to the Middle East after arriving in Israel. -
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USA Iconic US circus stages final show The curtain has finally fallen on one of the world’s oldest and most famous circus companies. -
Thailand 25 wounded in Bangkok military hospital bomb blast Police in Thailand say a bomb blast at a Bangkok army hospital on Monday has wounded 25 people. -
Russia Relics of St Nicholas visited by thousands of worshipers in Moscow Thousands of people from all over Russia have gathered at Moscow’s Christ the Saviour cathedral to visit the relics of St. -
World News At least 3 climbers die on Mount Everest Three climbers have died on Mount Everest and another is missing in a busy and tragic weekend on the world’s highest mountain, according to officials and expedition… -
Sport MotoGP rider Nicky Hayden dies from his injuries World Superbike rider Nicky Hayden has died from his injuries in Cesena, Italy. -
United Kingdom UK Prime Minister defends social care plan Theresa May has rushed to defend her party's manifesto proposals on making elderly people meet some of the costs of social care delivered to them at home. Her opponents have dubbed the plan the "deme -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Barnier takes up Brexit talks post This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the day’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Economy Germany and France pledge to speed up eurozone reforms Germany and France say they will work together to strengthen the eurozone and warn if they fail political extremists will take power. -
France Aunkai Bujutsu, a martial art based on body awareness and the basics In the south of Ardèche, France, euronews meets Japan's Akuzawa Minoru to learn about Aunkai Bujutsu, a newly created martial art. -
West Bank West Bank walk out supports hunger-striking Palestinians in Israeli prisons Palestinians in the West Bank and in East Jerusalem have closed all shops in a general strike in support of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails whose mass hunger strike has entered its 36th… -
Turkey Turkey's coup suspects go on trial Among the 200 defendants are President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ex-aide-de-camp and the former head of Turkey's air force -
Europe News Chief Brexit negotiator says a "no deal" is not an option Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says a ‘no deal scenario’ with the UK would be unthinkable. -
Business Series RBS tries to settle embarrassing court case A compensation court case against Royal Bank of Scotland has been postponed after the lender made a last-minute settlement offer to investors. -
Business Series Ford changes gear, ousts CEO US carmaker Ford has dumped CEO Mark Fields. He'll be replaced by James Hackett, the head of the unit developing its self-driving cars. -
Europe News Portugal exits EU's budget deficit watchlist Portugal is no longer in breach of the EU’s budget rules, officials say, which cap a country’s deficit at three percent of gdp. -
Economy Portugal no longer breaking EU budget deficit rules European Commission to end disciplinary budget procedures against Portugal and Croatia, but France, Spain and the UK remain above deficit limits. -
Indonesia LGBT community under increasing attack in Indonesia LGBT community in Indonesia face growing prejudice -
France Watch euronews' French election VR experience -
USA US students walk out during Pence speech The Notre Dame protesters stood up in protest against the conservative vice-president's policies affecting immigrants and the LGBT community. -
No Comment Lava spouts from Kilauea Time-lapse video captured lava oozing from Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii on Friday (19 May). -
Israel Trump touches down in Israel in search of the 'ultimate deal' Trump in Israel for talks with Netanyahu and Abbas -
Next Series An underwater kite built to harness tidal energy Scientists are working on a prototype underwater kite to capture energy from tides in a sea inlet in Northern Ireland. -
Next Series Takeaway: deep green Funny device, isn´t it? -
North Korea Latest North Korean missile test sparks Western fury The latest test-firing by North Korea of a intermediate range missile has provoked a furious reaction from the West, South Korea and other regional powers. -
Venezuela Man set on fire as violent turmoil sweeps Venezuela Man set on fire as Venezuelan violence increases -
Sweden The small Swedish town with a big international Gay Pride appeal Hundreds of waving rainbow flags and groups of people dancing through the streets to Madonna can mean just one thing: Gay Pride has come to town. -
No Comment Crackdown in crackland Brazilian riot police arrested 34 in a pre-dawn raid on Sunday (May 21) in the downtown Sao Paulo neighbourhood known as Cracolandia (Crackland), a notorious zone where crack cocaine users and addicts -
No Comment Chop to the top Brad De Losa from Australia won the STIHL Timbersports Champions Trophy in Hamburg on Saturday night. -
Sport Real rule Liga and party deep into the night Real Madrid wins Spain's Liga after victory at Malaga -
USA Facebook and its secret rules over what users can post Facebook and its internal rule book designed to guide moderators over content reflects increasing pressure on social media giant -
Hungary Hungarians hold peaceful protest against PM Viktor Orban Out in their thousands - Hungarians march to the country's parliament in protest at government clampdown on top foreign university -
Economy France's Macron and Italy's Gentiloni present a united front over EU France's President Emmanuel Macron welcomes Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni for a dinner at the Elysee Palace in Paris.