5 April 2018 | Euronews
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No Comment Car crashes through the doors of a Maryland pharmacy A car crashed through the doors of a pharmacy in Maryland on Thursday, sending medication flying and customers running for their lives. -
Hungary On the road with Hungary's Two-tailed Dog Party Euronews sees Hungary's election outsiders tackle rubbish and inner-city gardening, as the Two-tailed Dog Party bids for votes in Sunday's election. -
Hungary Analysts predict Fidesz Party will retain government in Hungary Hungarians will vote in the federal election this weekend. Experts say a 72 per cent participation rate could bring about a change in government. -
World News New Russia sanctions will likely target oligarchs with ties to Putin "They had to know these were coming," said one U.S. official. -
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Europe News UK-Russia: Could tensions further escalate over poisoning? "Russia is by no means positioning itself to back down and in someway to accept responsibility for this, instead it is seeking the highest possible ways to question its responsibility." -
Brazil Court decision to jail former president divides Brazil Lula da Silva could go to prison within days on a corruption conviction. Incarceration would prevent him standing in October's presidential election. -
Germany German court rejects Puigdemont extradition to Spain for rebellion Former Catalan premier Carles Puigdemont can be freed on bail and cannot be extradited to Spain for rebellion, although corruption charges remain possible, German judges have ruled. -
Musica Terry Gilliam weaves his magic at the Opera Bastille The Monty Python co-founder casts his spell over an extraordinary production of "Benvenuto Cellini" -
Economy Google employees in stand against Pentagon The employees were outraged Google's technology could be used by the Pentagon's Project Maven to better identify both targets and civilians -
Europe News '80 percent' chance of Poland resolving spat with EU Warsaw's under pressure over its controversial justice reforms, which critics say undermine democracy -
Cult The South Korean artist bringing paper art to the world Ilhwa Kim's work draws on ancient traditions to create stunning vivid art from rolled up paper -
World News As Facebook data losses spiral, analyst says Zuckerberg should go Whatever the fate of the Facebook founder, drastic action is needed to restore trust in the social media giant, but its actions may have queered the pitch for the entire sector says expert. -
World News Flights grounded at U.S. base crucial to anti-terror fight The Djibouti government has put a temporary hold on U.S. military flights. -
Economy Zuckerberg admits 'Cambridge Analytica data leak' is his mistake Facebook's chief executive officer says the company didn't do enough to prevent users' information being improperly shared with political research firm, Cambridge Analytica. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Could migration swing it in Hungary's election? -
No Comment Passengers of Paris suburban line enter train through windows Passengers of a Parisian suburban train line had to enter the train car through windows on Tuesday, the first day of a 3-month long strike in the railway sector. -
No Comment Masses of ice present beautiful scene on Xinjiang lake Masses of ice formed amid strong wind presented a beautiful scene on the Ulungur Lake in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on Wednesday. -
Sport Great night for Liverpool in Champions League as the Merseysiders crush Manchester City 3-1 Barcelona take a huge step towards reaching the Champions League semi-finals for the first time in three years with a 4-1 win over AS Roma -
Turkey Four dead in Turkey university shooting Those killed were all academics and included the assistant dean and a lecturer at Osmangazi University in Eskisehir some 250 kilometres west of Ankara -
World News Footballers go low to set world record match at Dead Sea The lowest-altitude match at the Dead Sea comes less than a year after the same group broke the Guinness World Record for the highest-altitude football game played. -
World News One of Bollywood's biggest stars was just sentenced to five years in prison Khan, 52, has starred in more than 90 Hindi-language films, but also has had brushes with the law. -
Slovakia Anti-corruption protesters rally for a 'decent Slovakia' Demonstrations have been held in Bratislava and several other cities, as people in Slovakia call for an end to corruption, new elections, and an independent inquiry into the death of journalist Jan Kuciak. -
Cult Art Paris Art Fair turns twenty The fair has forged its reputation by exploring foreign art scenes -
Earth News Paris Art Fair opens doors for Living it ahead of grand opening 2018 marks the 20th anniversary of the event, this year 142 galleries showcase artworks from 22 countries. -
Serbia Serbia faces up to huge hazardous waste problem to meet EU environment standards Series of finds of illegal dumps raises fears thousands of tons of waste remain to be found in vulnerable locations. -
Saudi Arabia First cinema in over 35 years to open in Saudi Arabia AMC plans to open 40 cinemas across the country over the next five years. The cinemas will not be gender segregated -
World News Yulia Skripal issues statement on her recovery from the nerve agent attack Yulia Skripal has issued her first statement from the hospital in Salisbury, England, saying that her "strength is growing daily". -
United Kingdom British police release statement by Yulia Skripal The statement appeared after Russian TV reported that Sergei Skripal is also getting better -
Sport 6th Edition of Gazprom's Football for Friendship programme The programme aims to encourage youngsters around the world to play football -
France Spanish language film to open Cannes Film Festival 2018 "Everybody Knows" starring Hollywood couple Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem will make its world premiere at the 71st Cannes Film Festival next month. -
France France's unprecedented rail strike in numbers As the French hurtle 'full steam ahead' into three months of rail strikes, Euronews looks at when strikes are happening, how they are impacting other transport services, and if the French really support railway workers in downing tools. -
India Star falls as Bollywood's Salman Khan gets five years for killing endangered species 52-year-old's career in danger following court ruling on 20-year-old case, while four other actors are acquitted of killing a Blackbuck antelope. -
Europe News Migration dominates in run-up to Hungary's election Orban's Fidesz party uses the issue to occupy the far right ground while the traditional far-right Jobbik re-brands itself as more centrist -
Australia Indigenous protests at Commonwealth Games At least three people were arrested as scuffles broke out between police and indigenous rights protesters outside the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony -
Brazil In light of the Lula case a former Brazilian president talks exclusively to euronews about corruption in Brazil Fernando Henrique Cardoso talks about the level of corruption in Brazil and how the legal system is fighting against it -
France France to cut 30% of its MPs and introduce proportional representation French President Emmanuel Macron wants to slash the numbers of MPs and senators in a bid to make his government more efficient. -
Sierra Leone Bio bounces back from 2012 defeat to take Sierra Leone presidency Ruling party's beaten candidate cries foul amid allegations of fraud in tight run-off, which saw a 51-49% split. -
Brazil Prison decision means former Brazilian president cannot stand in October's election. Lula da Silva's lawyers argued that he should have been allowed to stay out of jail until all appeals were heard -
World News Seals are new allies in climate change monitoring Norwegian ecologists equip them with satellite transmitters to monitor underwater ocean temperatures. -
World News Ex-president Lula can be jailed for corruption, Brazil's top court rules Brazilian society remains deeply divided after Lula's successor was removed from office amid a crippling recession and a major corruption scandal. -
French Guiana Off the grid: A doctor’s ‘gap year’ in remote French Guiana A nine-hour flight, four-hour drive and four-hour boat trip separates Nicolas Rombauts from his native France. Chasing an adventure, the GP trekked to a remote part of French Guiana to take up his post at a rainforest clinic, that has truly thrown him into the thick of it. -
Israel Israel frees migrants pending deportation as Netanyahu struggles to placate coalition partners Prime minister's hard-right allies want forced deportations but host countries hard to find. -
World News Israel killed 15 at a protest last week. Thousands will march again tomorrow. "We are here to deliver a message that we are resistant and we want to return to our land no matter what," one demonstrator says. -
United Kingdom 78% of UK firms pay men more than women Some 8% of respondents had no median gender pay gap, and 14% had a pay gap favouring women. -
Russia Expelled US diplomats leave Moscow embassy Sixty diplomats leave Russia in the retaliatory expulsions following the poisoning of former double agent Sergei Skripal. -
France Paris passengers climb through train windows on first day of French rail strike Passengers at Paris' Gare de Lyon scrambled through the windows of a train as it stood on the platform on the first day of rolling national rail strikes. -
United Kingdom Philip on the mend Queen Elizabeth's consort recovering from hip operation -
Brazil Lula returns home... for now Brazil's ex-president could face jail within a week. -
Brazil Lula must start 12-year jail term for corruption, rules Brazil's supreme court Brazil's Supreme Court ruled early on Thursday that leftist former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva must start serving a 12-year prison sentence for taking bribes, denying his plea to remain free until he has exhausted all possible appeals. -
USA Facebook data leak affects 87 million users Facebook privacy scandal - millions more users may have been affected by its data leak