13 April 2018 | Euronews
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Poland Poland: government accused of lack of transparency over ‘blank’ judges’ list The Polish government’s judicial reforms have been called into question again after an NGO asked for information relating to judges’ appointments and was given a blank list of names. -
Cult Yemeni artist Ahmed Jahaf Artist Ahmed Jahaf lives in Sanaa and uses to his work to raise international awareness of the what is happening in his country -
Sport Eric Abidal gives his Europa League final thoughts Lyon got to have a close-up look at the Europa League trophy when former Barcelona and French international football player Eric Abidal posed with cup at the Gadagne Museum, fresh from making the draw for the semi final. -
USA Syria tensions 'threaten full-blown military escalation' - UN chief As Washington weighs up when, where and if it is to strike in Syria, the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warns that head on confrontation with Russia could be the result. -
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No Comment Hundreds of Palestinians have been wounded along Gaza's border at another mass protest A total of 528 Palestinians were wounded either by live fire or overcome with tear gas. -
No Comment For the first time in its life, an 18-week old polar bear cub left its birthing box The cub Nanook was born on 4 December 2017 and enjoyed a swim in a pool with his mother at Gelsenkirchen's zoological garden, Germany. -
United Kingdom UK says Russia spied on Skripals for ‘at least 5 years’ The UK's national security adviser claims that Russia spied on the Skripals for five years before they were poisoned in Salisbury. Russia calls the allegations a "big surprise". -
World News James Comey: In his own words President Trump beware! Former FBI director Comey is doing a series of media interviews before the release of his book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership" -
Gaza 30 Palestinians shot and wounded in latest clashes with Israeli troops Israel says it has responded appropriately in accordance with the rules of engagement. -
Earth News Artworks exploring man’s role in the universe Fondation Louis Vuitton's new exhibition features artworks by Murakami, Matisse, Cattelan and more. -
France Here's what you should do if you see Islamophobia, says Parisian artist Would you know what to do faced with Islamophobia? French artist Maeril has created a cartoon advising bystanders how to ignore harassment into insignificance. -
Economy New streamlined structure for VW The restructuring comes in the face of increasing challenges from self-driving and electric cars. -
USA Trump hits back at Comey US President Donald Trump has attacked, via a tweet, the former FBI Director James Comey's comments of likening him to being a 'mafia boss', calling him a 'weak and untruthful slime ball'. -
Earth News Royalty made of nuts Ohio-based artist Steve Casino has created tiny replicas of the royals using nuts. -
World News What is relativity? How our ideas about space and time changed forever. -
World The Culture Summit: Art as an agent of social change Award-winning British photojournalist Jimmy Nelson takes us on a journey to the hidden corners of the world, putting indigenous communities into perspective through his camera lens at the Culture Summit Abu Dhabi. We also master martial arts with a real-life Power Ranger at Middle East Comic Con. -
Earth News A visit of Martin Margiela's Retrospective Exhibition at Palais Galliera Inside the first retrospective devoted to Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela, tracing back his career from spring-summer 1989 to spring-summer 2009 -
Montenegro Montenegro's presidential poll: corruption, NATO and the east-west power struggle Montenegro is going to the polls on Sunday to elect a new president. Here is all you need to know. -
World News Robot rights violate human rights, experts warn EU “The benefit to all humanity should preside over the framework for EU civil law rules in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence,” leading experts in robotics and artificial intelligence wrote in an open letter. -
Venezuela The story behind the Venezuelan World Press Photo of 2018 Venezuelan photographer Ronaldo Schemidt was covering the anti-government protests in his home country when a motorcycle's petrol tank exploded and a protester next to him caught fire. -
Algeria Algerian flags fly half-mast as the country mourns the plane disaster Two hundred and fifty-seven people were killed in the country's worst plane disaster. The military transporter plane crashed on Wednesday after take-off in south west Algiers. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Facebook fallout, the Syria dilemma -
Kazakhstan Who are the most popular presidents in Europe? After Ilham Aliyev triumphed in Azerbaijan’s presidential election this week, we looked at how his winning 86.1% vote share compared with the rest of Europe. -
World News Russia says Syria chemical attack was staged by foreign rival The U.S. has blood and urine samples from the area that have tested positive for chemical weapons, according to two American officials. -
World Russia: Cultural 'soft power' At a time when the Kremlin is caught up in worldwide controversy, Russians abroad are pulling together to celebrate their cultural heritage -
Andorra Watch: World’s fastest skiers race down slopes at 200 km per hour Skiers taking part in the Speed Skiing World Cup soar down at over 200 km per hour. -
World News Amnesty International report found fewer executions last year but admits it does not give the full picture The number of executions it could confirm was lower in 2017 than the previous year. The figures do not include China, where Amnesty said the number of deaths could run to thousands -
Italy Italy's political parties fail to end stalemate. Persident Sergio Mattarella says forming a coalition government is a matter of urgency Efforts to break the deadlock stalled on Friday after two days of talks ended in failure -
No Comment No Comments of the week A Thai water-throwing festival, a show of Russian military skills and the UK's bizarre wife-carrying competition were all on the cards this week in Euronews' No Comment programme. -
World News Big tech must do more to protect vulnerable from radicalisation | View Efforts to combat radicalisation in our institutions should go hand-in-hand with strategies to fight it in virtual spaces, writes counter-extremism expert David Ibsen. -
Russia Russia blocks Telegram chat app after court ruling The intelligence services say they want access to people's messages to prevent terrorist attacks. Telegram says because of the way the app is built it has no access to its users' messages -
Syria Where do different countries stand on Syria missile strikes? As Moscow and Washington traded threats of retaliation over an alleged chemical attack in Syria, where do other countries stand on a military response? -
United Kingdom Watch: Climate change is newest enemy faced by Scotland's castles Castles one thing that springs to mind when one thinks of Scotland but now some of the jewels in the country's crown are being threatened by global warming. -
USA Former FBI director compares Trump to mobster Comey releases explosive new book -
Switzerland Swiss set to scrap booze limits for rubber dinghies Want to enjoy a night out with friends without worrying about who has to be the designated driver? Well the answer could be to move to Switzerland and find a home near a lake or river. -
World News Joyous music written in Nazi concentration camps is brought to life "Life did not end with the murder of these musicians. Life remains with the music they have written." -
Russia Russia's Lavrov uses Libya and Iraq to warn against Syria intervention Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday he hoped that there would be no repeat of the experience of Libya and Iraq in the Syria conflict. -
Greece Young refugees in Greece face losing their shelter due to funding shortfall NGO ARSIS runs seven homes for around 200 unaccompanied minors. They say a delay in government funding could result in shelters being closed -
Switzerland Who will play who in the Champions League semi-final? It will be Bayern Munich versus Real Madrid and Liverpool against Roma in the Champions League semi-final. -
World News Genital-breathing ‘punk turtle’ joins endangered species list The new list ranks reptiles on a combination of how endangered and unusual they are. -
USA Trump hesitates on Pacific trade partnership President blows hot and cold over TPP -
Sweden Head of Nobel literature prize panel quits over handling of sexual misconduct allegations Sara Danius said the scandal has "already affected the Nobel Prize quite severely". -
World News 'Priority is to avert war', says Russian envoy Russia urges the US and its allies to refrain from military action in Syria and avert a wider war. -
Syria 'Escalation' fears grow as US ponders Syria strike President Trump's Defence Secretary says a Syria strike could cause the conflict to spiral out of control. -
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