9 April 2018 | Euronews
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USA FBI raids office of Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen Officials in New York seized "privileged communications" between Cohen and his clients, his lawyer said in a statement after the raid. -
Sport Pep Guardiola wants perfection from Manchester City against Liverpool But Pep Guardiola says Manchester City can beat Liverpool in their Champions League quarter finals. The City manager says they need to be positive and have a perfect game to have any chance against the Reds -
USA US, Russia clash over Syria at UN Security Council The US has vowed to respond to an alleged deadly chemical weapons attack in Syria regardless of whether the UN Security Council acts or not, while Russia has warned Washington of "grave repercussions". -
Poland How did Poland’s president die? It depends which official version you believe Poland’s ruling party still says there was a darker story behind the plane crash that killed its president in 2010. But eight years on, will it ever be able to prove it? -
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Syria International Rescue Committee laments lack of accountability in Syria The NGO also calls for more aid to be allowed in to worst hit areas of Syria -
United Kingdom Twice as many Britons acquired another EU citizenship in Brexit vote year In total, some 6,555 people from the UK acquired citizenship in another EU state, compared to 2,478 in 2015, marking an increase of 165%, according to the EU statistics office. -
Germany German far-right MP under fire over Münster attack tweets Beatrix von Storch faces calls for her resignation over Islamophobic tweets in the aftermath of the deadly van rampage in Münster on Saturday. -
World News Were your details leaked to Cambridge Analytica? Here’s how you can find out At least 87 million Facebook profiles were harvested by political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica starting in 2014. Here’s how you can find out if your information was leaked, and how to delete it. -
Europe News Integrating EU's minority Roma community International Roma Day shines light on social inclusion and poverty issues -
Economy The Facebook data leak: What happened and what’s next How Cambridge Analytica accessed the user profiles of 87 million people and what they did with your data, explained. -
Sport Marathon des Sables: Rachid El Morabity edges brother Mohamed Morocco's Rachid El Morabity beat his brother Mohamed finishing in 3hr4mins in stage two of the Marathon des Sables -
No Comment Emotional vigil held for Canada bus crash victims A hockey arena became the epicenter of grief for a small Canadian town on Sunday, as friends, relatives and those that housed the young hockey players gathered to mourn 15 people killed after a semi-trailer slammed into a bus carrying a youth hockey team in western Canada. -
Syria Disaster in Douma - Charity says signs of chemical attack clear on the ground Save the Children calls for inspectors to verify if chemical weapons were used in deadly attack in Damascus' eastern suburb. -
No Comment Amnesty International denounces France's red carpet welcome for Saudi prince Rights group Amnesty International demonstrated in Paris on Monday, as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was welcomed by French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on his visit to France. -
World News How floating architecture could help save at-risk cities Raftlike homes and buoyant buildings may be a fix for rising sea levels. -
No Comment French police clash with eco-activists as they clear abandoned airport site French police fired teargas and stun grenades and were pelted with stones during a dawn swoop on Monday (April 9) to clear eco-activists and anarchists from a site in western France that had been planned as a new airport. -
World Orban's victory: migration crisis 'changed the game' With Hungary's Viktor Orban sealing a third consecutive election win, what should Europe take from it? -
Poland What is the ‘Smolensk religion’ born from Polish president’s death? l View Zbigniew Mikołejko, professor and philosopher of religion at the Polish Academy of Science, explains what the 'Smolensk religion’ is, who its followers are, and how it's helping to win elections. -
Earth News Liza Minnelli's iconic items on display The family photos, the ruby slippers and the Oscar-award nomination of the actress are part of the exhibition. -
No Comment Prince Charles visits indigenous art centre in Australia's Northern Territory Britain's Prince Charles visited an indigenous art centre in Australia's Northern Territory Monday, on the final leg of his visit to the country. -
Sport Japan sack Vahid Halilhodzic as head coach With the clock ticking dwn and only two month remaning until the World Cup finals Japan have sacked Vahid Halilhodzic as head coach of the national team. -
Hungary Contrasting views of Hungarians after the election result Most people living in the capital are in deep shock while residents in rural areas are satisfied with the result. -
World News John Bolton is scary because much of the establishment agrees with him | View The new national security advisor is no hawkish iconoclast, and the real risk of his tenure is a war no one sees coming, writes Robert Moore. -
World News Iran on border, Trump's 'unpredictability' creates nightmare scenario for Israel Israel has struck inside Syria more than 100 times since 2012. -
France French rail strikes: neither side backs down Monday was another nightmare for rail travellers in France. It was the fourth time rail workers strike over plans to overhaul the heavily indebted train operator SNCF. It's President Macron's biggest drive to reform the country's economy. -
France Portugal relives day of WWI horror in worst-ever defeat President Macron attends ceremony to assure EU partner Portugal of France's undying thanks for their sacrifice in the failed 1918 German Spring offensive. -
Germany Airport strike in Germany and action in France promises misery for air travelers German unions striking for higher pay in industrial action planned deep into the month, while French action a sign of possible things to come this summer. -
Destinations What does it take to be a sustainable luxury travel brand Our exclusive interview with Frederic Simon of Alila Hotels -
Germany 'Too many’ migrants in your neighbourhood, who you gonna call? Skeptical of multi-culturalism in Germany? Feel let down by mainstream politics on the issue of immigrants? Ali Can, founder of the ‘concerned citizens hotline’, wants to talk. -
No Comment Couples face slips and tricks in UK wife-carrying championships Slippery conditions made the unique and demanding UK wife-carrying championships even more challenging as participants traversed the course in Dorking, south-east England on Sunday (April 8). -
World News 11th annual UK wife carrying race takes place in Surrey, England The 11th annual UK wife-carrying race took place in Surrey on Sunday. Competitors from across the globe took on the 380m obstacle course in an attempt to be crowned the UK wife-carrying champion. -
Spain Spain beats Italy, France as world's biggest wine exporter Spain exported the most wine of any country in 2017, beating its main competitors France and Italy. -
Europe News EU's Timmermans arrives in Warsaw to talk rule of law Controversial justice reforms in spotlight, amid spat which could see Poland stripped of its voting rights -
World News Israel blamed for pre-dawn airstrike on Syria The strike came hours after a deadly suspected poison gas attack near Damascus. -
Senegal Senegal's fishermen say European overfishing is crippling them For Senegal’s fishing communities, work over the last few years has been sparse — and they blame overfishing by European and other foreign companies. -
United Kingdom The Good Friday Agreement: more than just a peace deal Why the agreement matters, and who stands to gain or lose if it collapses in the face of Brexit and other threats. -
World News Anti-immigration nationalist vows to 'defend Hungary' after winning 4th term The anti-immigration nationalist projected himself as a savior of Hungary's Christian culture against Muslim migration into Europe. -
Germany Authorities in Muenster say suspect had mental health problems. No evidence found of links to extremists A memorial service was held for victims and their families over the weekend -
World News Diplomacy has been 'weaponized' with memes, trolling, online polls Coming in the wake of fake news factories and troll farms, experts warn it is the latest way in which public trust in official information is being eroded. -
Sport Crutchlow takes MotoGP in Argentina First Briton to lead top flight motorcycling since Barry Sheene -
Denmark Watch: Denmark silo demolition goes badly wrong crushing nearby building The demolition of a silo backfired in Denmark when the structure fell the wrong way, smashing into a nearby cultural centre. -
France Belgian cyclist Michael Goolaerts dies during Paris-Roubaix race It was the first time Goolaerts had competed in the senior Paris-Roubaix race. In a tweet, his team colleagues expressed their sadness and sympathies to his family -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Prince faces Yemen protests at start of Europe tour The Saudi Arabian crown prince has been greeted by protests against the war in Yemen as he arrived in Paris for the start of his European tour. -
Syria Russia claims Israel behind missile strike on Syria Several people have died in what Syrian state TV claims was a US missile attack on a major air base in the country. Washington has denied the claims. -
Syria UN Security Council to meet over alleged chemical attack in Syria At least 70 people including children are known to have died in the attack on the rebel-held town of Douma near the capital Damascus -
France Police and activists clash at protest camp in western France Nearly 2,500 military police have been sent to evacuate the site in Notre Dame des Landes -
Hungary Landslide victory for Orban in Hungarian elections Hungary's right-wing leader stormed to victory in the country's general elections with his Fidesz party claiming almost half of the vote. -
Hungary Hungary opposition leaders resign Results worse than expected -
World News Canadian hockey players who died in collision identified Ten players and five staff members from the Humboldt Broncos were among the dead.