10 April 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom European Commission raids 21st Century Fox offices “The Commission has concerns that the companies involved may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices." -
World News What red line? Why Trump's empty threats don't scare Bashar al-Assad | View Never has an administration been so consistently inconsistent on matters of national security, writes Col. Jack Jacobs. -
United Kingdom Remarkable Roma knock out Barcelona as Liverpool hold off Manchester City Roma overturned a 3-0 first-leg deficit to knock out Spanish giants Barcelona and reach the Champions League semi-finals. Liverpool beat Manchester City for a second time in a week to join them in the final four. -
France France's Macron defends Saudi arms sales, to hold Yemen conference France's Macron defends Saudi arms sales, to hold Yemen conference -
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Europe News EU official condemns Douma 'gas attack' as 'barbaric' Chair of European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee calls for political pressure to be piled on Damascus -
No Comment Pets photo studio opens in Ukraine Ukrainian photographer Natalya Kuznetsova who knows how to make pets look stunning on pictures has opened a specialist photo studio for animals in the country's western town of Lviv. -
United Kingdom Marital bliss: Trump, Obama not invited to British royal wedding "President and Mrs. Obama will not be attending the wedding but the couples look forward to seeing each other soon." -
No Comment Florida Doughnut Shop Burglar Hits Head, Forgets to Take Register Was it a case of temporary amnesia? A Florida doughnut shop burglar hit his head and then forgot to take the register he intended to steal in an April 8 heist. -
USA Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress The testimony marks the first time that 33-year-old Zuckerberg has faced Congress. -
No Comment Scenes from airport protest camp as French police continues evictions French activists have clashed with riot police for a second consecutive day in western France as authorities continue to evacuate a protest camp erected nearly a decade ago to block construction of an airport. -
No Comment Idlib blast: death toll rises to at least 19 The death toll from an explosion in the rebel-controlled Syrian city of Idlib rose to at least 19 on Tuesday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. -
No Comment Diplomats visit house of late Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Ambassadors from dozens of countries arrived to pay their respects at the Soweto home of the late Winnie Madikizela-Mandela on Tuesday. -
Cult New Monet exhibition in London explores the use of buildings in his work The impressionist painter is best known for his landscapes especially in his native France -
World News All EU roads getting safer — except Malta's 20% less people died on EU roads in 2017 than in 2010, according to European Commission data. -
Hungary Hungary should ‘close the door’ on its fake party corruption problem Anti-corruption campaigners are to call on Hungary’s new government to ‘close on the door’ on election-related corruption. -
Belgium Russia's ambassador to the EU tells euronews there was no chemical attack in Douma Vladimir Chizov says the events purported to be a chemical attack in Syria's Eastern Ghouta region were staged -
USA Veteran reporter Lindsay Hilsom says Marie Colvin court case in US has revealed Syrian regime "targets journalists" Allegation of violation of rules of war may open door to future ICC prosecutions of key regime figures, including Bashar al-Assad. -
Cult Tallinn Music Week celebrates its 10th anniversary East meets West, Pop meets Punk, Jazz meets Folk. -
Syria Chemical weapons experts to visit Syria The Kremlin submitted a resolution to the United Nations Security Council proposing that the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons investigates the alleged chemical attack in Douma in Syria over the weekend. -
Sport Defence depleted Real Madrid prepared for Juventus Real Madrid will be without defenders Sergio Ramos and Nacho for their Champions League quarter final second leg against Juventus. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: How safe is our personal data online? -
France French students continue protests against education reform Universities were blocked and students marched in Paris on Tuesday -
World News Congress needs to fix Facebook. A Zuckerberg show trial is not the answer | VIEW Our challenge is not just to overcome the natural resistance of corporations to regulation, but to break free of self-defeating partisanship. -
Europe News New EU digital law will 'protect personal data' Next month's introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation comes as Facebook faces big security questions -
Portugal Portuguese film pays tribute to a WWI hero Portuguese cinema pays tribute to their greatest hero of World War I, soldier Anibal Augusto Mihais, nicknamed ‘Soldier Millions’, which is the name of the film. In April 1918, while his companions were all killed or wounded, remained in his trench fighting the Germans. -
United Kingdom Brexit brings opportunity for UK fishing boom: report If the UK switches to sustainable fishing, it could increase its catch by almost 30% over the next decade, according to new research. -
Cult Police officer by day, artist by night. The Turkish police officer with a gun and a brush Ahmet Sula's 30-year career as a police officer has inspired some of his work -
World News Hotel lobby: Trump company asked Panama prez to help in business spat "This could be the clearest example we've seen of a conflict of interest stemming from the president's role as head of state in connection with other countries and his business interests." -
Europe News Uber suffers another legal blow EU's top court rules France can bring criminal action over an illegal taxi service -
Earth News How to look Parisian: a smart guide to French style Inès de la Fressange and Sophie Gachet give out their secret tips and addresses to look like a stylish Parisian. -
Germany Is Volkswagen CEO Mathias Mueller on the way out? German car manufacturer might replace CEO with former BMW executive Herbert Diess -
World News From bank records to browsing history, not all data are equal when it comes to privacy | View New regulations on data security in Europe are a step in the right direction to protecting consumers, but more important is how companies respond. -
Economy Chinese president warns of Cold War mentality amid US tariff row Xi Jinping says only through cooperation can the world win and he pledges to lower import tariffs -
Israel Israel defence minister says sniper filmed shooting Palestinian ‘deserves medal’ A video shared widely on social media showing Israeli soldiers cheering as one of them shoots an apparently unarmed man in Gaza has sparked a public outcry. -
USA Most-watched YouTube video Despacito defaced in apparent 'hack' YouTube and video-hosting service Vevo appear to have fallen victim to a hack that saw numerous high-profile music videos defaced. -
United Kingdom The Good Friday Agreement: 4 questions answered On the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, Euronews looks back at why it was established and how Brexit could change it. -
Economy Thousands stranded as striking workers ground flights in France and Germany Hundreds of flights have been cancelled in France and Germany. Air France workers plan four more walkouts this month -
United Kingdom The Good Friday agreement is 20 years old but there are worries over N. Irish border The UK's impending Brexit has big implications for the border and the agreement that ended three decades of war. -
France Strikes in Europe: What’s happening and where Euronews finds out when they are happening, where, and what you can do if you are affected. -
Sweden Sweden has a problem with hand grenades — and here's why Sweden has been left shaken by grenade attacks in recent years. Euronews explains why the country, known for its crime safety, has a grenade problem. -
World News Trump sanctions cost Russian tycoons up to $16 billion in one day The White House's measures sent Russian stocks tumbling and weakened the ruble. -
World News Russia is successfully jamming American drones in Syria Four U.S. officials said Russia's signal scrambling has seriously affected military operations. -
Germany Thousands stranded as public sector & ground staff strike hits German airports Verdi union reports strong support as industrial action hits services and facilities in several states. -
Russia Market analysts assess impact of Russia sanctions New round of sanctions by the US targets top businessmen close to the Kremlin -
Switzerland Swiss on the money with award-winning banknote Did you know there was a worldwide contest to find the best new banknote? Well, there is, and Switzerland just won. -
Malta Two killed and six critical after tour bus hits tree branches in Malta At least 50 people, including 12 children, were among the injured on Monday. -
Denmark Demolition fail in Denmark as silo falls wrong way Explosive experts bring silo down... in the wrong direction -
USA Trump promises 'forceful' response over chemical weapons attack in Syria The US President said he had a lot of military options in Syria and has the power to stop such atrocities. -
USA US National Guard deployed on Mexican border Arizona follows Texas in deploying troops. -
USA FBI raids Donald Trump’s lawyer’s office for Stormy Daniels payment documents Trump has branded the raid a "disgrace" and an "attack on our country"