12 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News Europa League: Arsenal, Marseille, Red Bull Salzburg and Atletico Madrid reach semis More comebacks, this time in the Europa League, as Arsenal, Marseille, Red Bull Salzburg and Atletico Madrid book their place in the last four. -
World News Panic in space can be deadly. Here's how astronauts train to stay alive in emergencies NASA's survival training is notoriously tough. -
Sport El Morabity brothers dominate Marathon des Sables fourth stage The fourth stage covers a huge 86.2km, with runners having to complete the stage within 35 hours -
Romania Romanian minister wants his country's criminals in Swiss jails sent home Romania's justice minister wants his nation's criminals locked up in Swiss prisons to serve the rest of their sentence in their home country because "Romanian prisons are tougher". -
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Poland The March of the Living in Poland The marchers include Holocaust survivors and thousands of Jewish students from all over the world -
Germany 'Little enquiry' letter by anti-immigrant AfD links severe disability with immigration An enquiry by MPs of Germany's right-wing populist AfD is seeking data on the number of children of immigrant background born with severe disabilities that may have resulted from marriage inside the family. -
Russia Russia says "think about possible consequences" As tensions increase over the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has urged against 'any steps which could lead to an escalation of tensions.' -
Hungary Alarm in Hungary over 'intimidatory' list of ‘Soros mercenaries’ The Budapest university founded by George Soros has joined in the condemnation after a pro-government magazine published a list of academics and others, accused of wanting to overthrow Viktor Orban's government. -
United Kingdom A wedding and a baby: Exciting time ahead for Royal fans The UK and Royal watchers around the world are preparing for two big events in the coming weeks -
World News U.S. officials: Blood samples show nerve agent used in Syria gas attack Two U.S. officials said they were "confident" in the intelligence, though not 100 percent sure. -
World News EU under pressure to act against Hungary Report is published, critical of rule of law and fundamental rights in country -
Canada Canadian suspected of burying victims in flowerbeds charged with seventh murder Toronto-based gardener Bruce McArthur is suspected of having killed seven men and burying their remains in gardens where he worked as a landscaper. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: How will the EU handle Hungary? -
Economy Possible US China trade war threatens global growth Figures show global trade grew at its fastest for six years in 2017 -
United Kingdom Migrants wrongly denied legal status in ‘flawed’ UK system, say lawyers The Law Society says too many immigrants and asylum seekers in Britain are having to go through lengthy and costly appeals after being wrongly refused the right to stay. -
Estonia Rail Baltica: how Brexit is casting doubt over €5.8bn Estonia-Poland train line It’s a €5.8 billion Baltics rail link that has been described as the most important project for Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia since their independence. But the scheme’s CEO has admitted there are no guarantees over its future financing. -
Earth News Miniature-sized dishes promote Turkish cuisine "It tastes exactly the same," says the miniature food cook. -
No Comment Elderly students return to classrooms as Thailand seeks to embrace ageing population Earlier this month, Choochart Supkerd, 63, graduated from a school for the elderly that started last year in Ayutthaya Province, north of Bangkok. It was for him one of the most important and memorable days of his life. -
United Kingdom OPCW confirms use of Novichok in Skripal attack The attack prompted the biggest Western expulsion of Russian diplomats since the Cold War -
Mexico The Afghan football coach training Mexican street kids for their own 'World Cup' Khalida Popal was the first captain of the woman's football team in Afghanistan until she was forced to flee after receiving death threats from the Taliban. -
Europe News Azerbaijan: a 'rebalancing' of relations with West With Ilham Aliyev winning a fourth term as president, what next for Azerbaijan? -
France French President Emmanuel Macron said France has proof of chemical weapons President Macron also said they will decide whether to strike back when all the necessary information has been gathered from Syria. -
Armenia Armenia’s changing political system: a parliamentary republic or the President’s third term? Armenia is completing its transition to a parliamentary system of government, that the ruling coalition has lauded as a step towards greater democracy. But many argue the change has simply been high-jacked to extend former President Serzh Sargsyan's grip on power. -
Spain Whale dies after eating 29 kilos of plastic in trashed waters A sperm whale that washed up on the Murcia coast in February died because it could not digest the 29 kilos of plastic found in its stomach. -
No Comment Emergency services taken by surprise by avalanche French emergency services were taken by surprise in Tignes as an avalanche forced them to flee a hillside. -
Finland Eurovision act to sing in 34 languages Finnish singer-songwriter Saara Aalto is set to wow Eurovision fans in Lisbon next month with her song ‘Monsters’. -
World News Breastfeeding could save thousands of young lives The World Health Organisation and UNICEF are encouraging mothers to breastfeed their newborn babies -
World News The Trump-Putin standoff over Syria is serious, but World War III has been closer Analysts say the current standoff can't be compared to the Cuban missile crisis — "the moment when the two superpowers came closest to nuclear conflict." -
Turkey Couple becomes culinary sensation with miniature-sized dishes A Turkish couple has taken its hobby of cooking traditional dishes in miniature size to YouTube fame. -
United Kingdom Late sleepers risk an early death, study finds Late sleepers are at a greater risk of premature death compared to early risers, a study has found. -
No Comment Pope Francis meets Formula E drivers Pope Francis meets drivers of Formula E. The Pontiff also met the Chief Executive of the Formula E series, Alejandro Agag. -
No Comment Thailand marks the Songkran festival with a water fight. The annual Songkran festival kicked off in Thailand on Thursday. With the temperatures soaring to almost 40 celsius, people celebrated by having a water fight. -
Europe News 'My mother saved my life,' Holocaust survivor tells Euronews As Israel remembers the victims of the Holocaust, one Belgian survivor recalls escaping from a train bound for Auschwitz -
United Kingdom Green Brexit policy worse for environment, report finds Policy concerning such things as wildlife, water and air quality are all at risk post-Brexit, a new risk assessment has warned. -
Israel Israel marks Holocaust Remembrance Day Two minutes of silence were observed nationwide in memory of the six million Jews killed by the Nazis during the Second World War -
No Comment Tornado Swirls Through Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida A wild day of stormy weather produced two confirmed tornadoes in and around Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday. -
World News Trump says decision on Syria strike 'fairly soon' Donald Trump tweets: "Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!" -
Republic of North Macedonia MPs watch football as government grapples with vote of no confidence When you simply cannot miss the match, even when there is a vote of no confidence in the government: MPs in FYR Macedonia have been caught watching the Real Madrid vs Juventus game during an important parliamentary session. -
France Full Cannes Film Festival lineup announced All eyes are on Paris as the lineup of the 71st Cannes Film Festival is being unveiled during a live press conference from the Champs-Elysees. -
World News Netanyahu warns Iran's 'extremist regime' not to test Israel's resolve "Our policy can be summed up in three words: aggression against aggression." -
United Kingdom OPCW backs UK's identification of nerve agent used against ex-Russian spy The chemical weapons watchdog has released its findings on the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy and his daughter in Salisbury, UK. -
France No Netflix films at the Canne Film Festival in May It's after organisers banned the streaming platform's films from competition for its refusal to release them in cinemas. -
United Kingdom Free bus travel is proposed for Britons under 25 Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to offer free bus travel for under 25s in England if his party wins the next general election. -
USA US says no timetable yet for Syrian response UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres expresses concern over situation spiralling out of control. -
World News Syrian government forces seize full control of Eastern Ghouta says Russian army Syrian government forces have now taken full control of Eastern Ghouta after recapturing Douma, say Russian army officals -
United Kingdom Yulia Skripal rejects Russian help to recover from poison attack The daughter of the ex-Russian spy suffering from a nerve agent attack wants to be left alone -
Italy Buffon "pride" at going so close to Real Madrid upset Juventus goalkeeper says no sadness despite red card. -
USA Zuckerberg emerges unscathed from Congress grilling over Facebook flaws The Facebook CEO revealed his own data had been breached during the second day of questioning by US senators -
United Kingdom British PM summons cabinet over Syria Britain prepares to join military response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria as the PM seeks cabinet backing -
Vatican Pope admits mistakes over Chilean church abuse Francis begs forgiveness from victims of church sex abuse in Chile and admits he made "grave mistakes" in handling the scandal. -
World News Pope apologizes to Chilean victims of sex abuse Francis summoned all of Chile's bishops to the Vatican for an emergency meeting, and invited victims to the Holy See to beg their forgiveness.