2 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News Cults are terrifying. But they're even worse for women | View Women's abilities to control their own reproductive choices are often determined by cult leaders, writes Alexandra Stein. -
Spain Elephant dies in accident on Spanish motorway One elephant has been killed and two others injured after a truck transporting them crashed on a motorway in south-eastern Spain. -
Israel Israel's UN deal: 16,000 African migrants to move to Western countries Israel says it has reached an agreement with the United Nations which lifts the threat of deportation for thousands of Africans to unnamed African destinations. Under the deal, they will be sent to Western countries willing to take them in. -
Pakistan Malala returns to Britain after visiting homeland Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai left Pakistan for London after a four-day whirlwind visit back to her homeland — her first since militants nearly killed her in 2012 over her blog advocating girls' education. -
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France French rail commuters brace for three-month strike The rail strike is due to run for three months in successive waves of two days -
No Comment Traditional Wet Monday celebrated in Poland The cold weather did not stop Poles from celebrating Wet Monday. -
World News Violence erupts in India as lowest caste protests Supreme Court order Unrest took hold of several parts of northern and central India on Monday as thousands of dalits, members of Hinduism's lowest caste, protested an order from the country's top court. -
Iran Husband of imprisoned British-Iranian describes 2 years without wife and daughter Two years on: 'not enough has been done' Richard Ratcliffe tells euronews about his wife Nazanin's detention. -
No Comment Thousands flock to priestly blessing held at Jerusalem's Western Wall Thousands of Jewish worshipers gathered at the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Monday to attend a special 'Priestly Blessing' prayer during the holiday of Passover. -
No Comment Kim Jong-un watches K-pop performance in Pyongyang The event on April 1 was the first time a North Korean leader had attended a South Korean performance in the capital. -
World News NASA develops plan to send robot bees to Mars Scientists say Marsbees will be the size of bumblebees but with cicada-sized wings. -
Russia Russia accuses UK, allies of "playing children's games" over ex-spy poisoning Russia's Foreign Minister said the nerve agent attack could benefit both the British special services and the UK government. -
Sport Arturo Vidal and Juan Bernat travel for Bayern-Sevilla game Bayern Munich have included Arturo Vidal and Juan Bernat in their squad for the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final at Sevilla on Tuesday after the pair passed late fitness tests. -
World News Anti-apartheid stalwart Winnie Madikizela-Mandela dies During Nelson Mandela's 27-year incarceration, she campaigned for her then-husband's release and for the rights of her black countrymen. -
Sport Russell Westbrook shines for Oklahoma City Thunder Russell Westbrook had a triple-double as the Oklahoma City Thunder held on for a 109-104 win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. -
World News Winnie Mandela dies aged 81 South African anti-apartheid campaigner Winnie Madikizela-Mandela has died at the age of 81, her personal assistant and family have confirmed. -
Next Series Aluminium production: what to do with 150 million tons of waste Futuris meets scientists in Germany and Belgium hoping to dramatically improve ways to increase Red mud recycling. -
No Comment Haitian voodoo followers sacrifice animals at Easter ceremony Haitian voodoo followers marked one of the holiest days of their religious calendar with a traditional ceremony on Easter Sunday in Port-au-Prince. -
World News Israel cancels plan to deport thousands of migrants to Africa In February, Israel started handing out notices to 20,000 male African migrants giving them two months to leave the country or risk being thrown in jail. -
World News Egypt’s president scoops election win with 97 percent of the vote Egypt’s incumbent president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has been re-elected after reaping a whopping 97 percent of the vote. -
Cinema Frank Oz relives television gold in Muppet guys talking The legendary film director gathers a group of Muppet Show performers to talk about their lives, times and the leadership of Jim Henson -
No Comment Japan's Emperor and Empress enjoy cherry blossoms on rare stroll The couple strolled around the Imperial Palace in central Tokyo, enjoying cherry blossoms in their path. -
United Kingdom Easter Monday travel hit by heavy rain, snow People heading back home after the four-day Easter weekend are battling it out with snow, rain and sleet. -
No Comment Christians in the Middle East celebrate Easter People across the region joined services marking the occasion. -
No Comment Protesters call for Puigdemont's release in Berlin The National Assembly of Catalonia (ANC) gathered around 300 Catalan independence supporters in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. -
World News China hits back at Trump, slaps tariffs on U.S. goods worth $3 billion "China would never submit if the U.S. launched a trade war," declared an editorial in a newspaper published by the ruling Communist Party. -
Earth News Lost WWII letters recovered to tell stories after 70 years A treasure trove of lost letters has been recovered from a Second World War shipwreck in almost pristine condition. -
North Korea Kim Jong-un attends K-pop performance by South Korean artists in Pyongyang The North Korean leader's appearance came amidst thawing tensions between the neighbouring East Asian nations. -
Syria The Syrian Army claims it has taken control of eastern Ghouta, one of the last pockets of rebel resistance After a deal was brokered on Sunday rebel fighters could be seen boarding buses to take them away from the area -
Mexico Trump warns Mexico on frontier immigration US President tells Republicans to "go nuclear" to stop the flow. -
Earth News Saatchi showcases contemporary artists you should but don’t know yet The 'Known Unknowns' exhibition features work from 17 different contemporary artists who are mostly unknown to the wider public but known and respected in the art world. -
Sport John Isner ends Masters agony to win Miami Open It's been long time coming but John Isner found new energy to outlast Germany's Alexander Zverev 6-7(4) 6-4 6-4 at the Miami Open on Sunday for the biggest title of his career. -
Finland Robots are helping pupils to learn in Finland The "techno" teachers are engaging with children in a way that makes learning more interesting. -
China China hits back on US imports Trade war with Washington intensifies. -
USA Startling video footage of police shooting suspect in Kentucky Suspect allegedly pulled gun on police patrol. -
Costa Rica Carlos Alvarado to be Costa Rica's next president Support for gay marriage helped the centre-left candidate triumph over his more conservative rival -
Syria Rebel group surrenders, Syrian state media claim Jaish al Islam said to have given up arms in return for safe passage. -
United Kingdom London florist chosen for royal wedding display Harry and Meghan choose their flowers. -
Gaza Israel rejects UN call for inquiry into Gaza killings Catholic officials and Palestinians show solidarity with victims and their families of last Friday's violence in Gaza -
World News China's old space lab crashes into South Pacific China's defunct Tiangong-1 space lab break up on re-entry into Earth's atmosphere and crashes into South Pacific -
World News Steven Bochco dies; co-creator of 'NYPD Blue' and 'Hill Street Blues' Bochco was responsible for shows with large ensemble casts, serialized storylines and edgy content.