23 May 2017 | Euronews
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Sport Manchester United and Ajax prepare for their Europa League final Manchester United and Ajax are in Stockholm for the Europa League final -
Korea Defiant North Korea says missile tests are self-defence Defiant in the face of international condemnation, North Korea said on Tuesday that its recent missile tests are a legitimate act of self-defence by a “fully-fledged nuclear… -
United Kingdom Manchester police name suspect in Manchester Arena bomb attack Police in Manchester have named a man they suspect of carrying out Monday night’s bomb attack at Manchester Arena which claimed at least 22 lives. -
USA Russia 'brazenly' meddled in US election, says ex CIA boss John Brennan testifies he personally warned the head of Russia's FSB security service that such meddling would hurt relations between Moscow and Washington. -
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World News Gaza struggles under blockade The International Committee of the Red Cross has warned that Gaza is at risk of systemic collapse as it struggles on with barely any electricity.Ongoing divisions between Fatah and Hamas mean that t -
United Kingdom Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena hit by suicide bomber A suicide bomber has killed more than 20 people, including children on an attack at concert-goers in the British city of Manchester. -
World News The Brief from Brussels: EU mourns Manchester victims This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
World News NASA scrambles emergency spacewalk to repair ISS The International Space Station has undergone urgent repairs after a critical relay box abruptly failed. -
Italy Italy: Slain anti-mafia judge Falcone remembered 25 years on The magistrate was killed by the Mob in a bomb attack on May 23 1992 in Sicily. -
Europe News Terrorists 'want to split Britain' The goal of the terrorist attack on Manchester Arena is to generate a reaction against Islam and hence divide society, a security expert has told Euronews. -
United Kingdom Manchester attack: social media trolls and fake news The British Prime Minister Theresa May praised the good work of the emegency services following the Manchester attack, which occurred at the end of an Ariana Grande concert In addition, the hashtag #R -
USA Russia defied warnings and 'brazenly' interfered in US election, former CIA head says Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election despite warnings not to do so, John Brennan, former head of the CIA said. -
Economy Greeks disappointed at no eurozone bailout deal There was disappointment but no surprise in Greece after eurozone finance ministers failed to reach agreement on the release of new loan money. -
Sport Warriors thrash Spurs in series whitewash to advance to NBA finals The Golden State Warriors dominated the San Antonio Spurs to win the Western Conference Finals 4-0 -
United Kingdom Horror, chaos and anguish in Manchester Witnesses relate the horror of the suicide bombing at the Manchester Arena concert hall, which killed or injured many children, including an eight-year-old girl. -
United Kingdom James Bond star Sir Roger Moore dies at 89 His family said the movie star lost a "short but brave battle against cancer". -
Economy Eurozone private sector growth stays strong Eurozone businesses have maintained April's blistering growth rate this month, according to surveys of thousands of companies by IHS Markit. -
Indonesia Two men caned 83 times in Indonesia for gay sex Two men yesterday were caned by religious police in Indonesia for gay sex. -
United Kingdom UK election campaign suspended after Manchester attack Campaigning ahead of the UK general election was immediately suspended after the attack in Manchester, which killed at least 22 people. -
Belgium What's next for Europe? Live from the European Business Summit -
Business Series Apple and Nokia avoid court battle over patents Nokia has settled its legal battle with Apple. They have made a new patent licence agreement and have also signed a fresh business deal. -
Europe News EU mourns Manchester victims Flags at half-mast have been a common sight in Brussels in recent years. -
Economy Germany's economy continues to steam ahead The German economy grew 0.6 percent in Q1, quarter on quarter, helped by strong exports, booming construction and higher household and state spending. -
United Kingdom Free beds and rides home - how Manchester opened its heart to fleeing fans Free shelter, lifts and other acts of kindness offered after the deadly concert bombing ‘evoke the spirit of Manchester’, it’s been claimed. -
United Kingdom Theresa May: Manchester bombing a 'callous terrorist attack' The British Prime Minister said this attack stood out for its "sickening cowardice", targeting children with the aim to cause "maximum carnage". -
United Kingdom Manchester shopping centre evacuation Police in the northern English city of Manchester are investigating an incident at the Arndale shopping centre in the centre of the city. -
No Comment Trump visits Western Wall President Donald Trump made a historic visit to Jerusalem’s Western Wall on Monday (May 22), standing before the holiest place where Jews are permitted to pray and saying a few words before inserting -
No Comment Bullfighting Banderas hits the catwalk Naomi Campbell and a host of other celebrities took to the catwalk for the ‘Fashion for Relief’ charity event in aid of Save the Children. -
Israel Trump to Abbas: Peace can't take root if violence is tolerated Donald Trump and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas held a joint press conference after meeting on the last day of the US president’s visit to the Middle… -
No Comment Death and panic in Manchester British police said 22 people including some children were killed in a suicide attack carried out by one man after a Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday (22… -
United Kingdom Manchester Arena bombing: live updates An explosion has hit the Manchester Arena where US pop singer Ariana Grande was performing Monday evening. -
Greece Eurogroup delays fresh funds to Athens Euro zone finance ministers have failed to agree a deal with Greece which is needed to unlock the next instalment of its multi-billion euro bailout. -
Venezuela Venezuelan health workers march against Maduro Hundreds of medics protest at Venezuela's deteriorating healthcare system and medical shortages, blaming President Maduro -
Spain Catalan independence: stalemate Catalonian President Carles Puigdemont is reported to have prepared a law of secession from Spain to be enacted if the region is prevented from holding an independence referendum. Spanish Prime Minis -
USA Flynn 'pleads fifth' in Senate's 'Russian meddling' probe Sacked White House national security advisor, Michael Flyyn has refused to hand over files to the Senate Intelligence Committee.