15 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News Putin warns of global 'crisis' after U.S.-led strike on Syria Putin says that "if such actions continue in violation of the UN Charter, this will inevitably lead to chaos in international relations." -
Earth News Building the best "terroir-led coffee collection" in the world A conversation with premium coffee connoisseur and entrepreneur Amir Gehl -
Sport Manchester City are Premier League Champions It's after second-placed Manchester United suffered a shock 1-0 home defeat by bottom club West Bromwich Albion. -
France France's Macron 'convinced Trump to keep troops in Syria' Emmanuel Macron has defended the Syria air strikes in a TV interview, calling them "legitimate". -
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France Violent clashes break out with 300 protestors and police near Nantes The gendarmes were stopping demonstrators who wanted to rebuild a squat which was destroyed by 2,500 police this week. -
No Comment The most beautiful cats at the Pisicat expo in Bucharest The most beautiful 250 cats from 9 countries came today in Bucharest at the Pisicat expo. With or without fur, big or small, the felines were admired by hundreds of cats lovers -
No Comment Rally in Barcelona to demand the release of jailed separatist leaders Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets of Barcelona on Sunday to demand the release of high-profile secessionist leaders being held in pre-trial detention -
No Comment Thousands gather for festival to mark Nepali new year Thousands of people gathered on Sunday at the medieval city of Bhaktapur for the annual Sindoor Jatra, a festival that marks the beginning of the Nepali New Year and celebrates the arrival of Spring. -
Spain Thousands of pro-independence supporters take to the streets of Barcelona calling for the release of jailed political leaders Some demonstrators vow to continue to disrupt infrastructure in the region -
Syria Relief in Damascus after Allied strikes The Western allies say there will be no more attacks for the moment -
United Kingdom Meet the everyday people invited to the royal wedding A Manchester attack survivor, a former soldier who lost his leg during an IED incident in Afghanistan and a couple looking to open a community arts venue in north-west England are among the members of the public invited to the royal wedding. -
Syria Western companies are not welcome in Syria to help with the rebuild Russian MPs met with President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus straight after the western airstrikes to talk about rebuilding infrastructure in the devastated country after seven years of war. -
United Kingdom May prepares to face parliament over Syria airstrikes Britain's prime minister is facing criticism that she did not seek parliamentary approval before launching air strikes on Syria's chemical weapon sites -
Sport Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo wins Chinese Grand Prix with a combination of great driving and soft tyres The Australian passed Raikkonen, Hamilton, Vettel, and Bottas to clinch an impressive victory -
United Kingdom More than half of the UK wants public vote on Brexit deal: survey The survey by pollster Opinium Research found that 52% of people were in favour of a "people's vote" on the Brexit deal. -
World News A teen walked 4,000 miles to reach the West. He's turned to sex to survive. "I wish I could get out of this misfortune," an ex-dentistry student who trekked across Iran, Turkey, Bulgaria and Serbia says. He now sells his body. -
Cinema Italian film director Vittorio Taviani dies at 88 Alongside his brother Paolo, Taviani made more than 20 films including "Padre Padrone", which took top honors at the 1977 Cannes film festival and Docudrama Caesar Must Die won the Golden Bear prize at the Berlin Film Festival in 2012. -
Austria Female torso is found in Austrian lake The gruesome discovery was made by a reed cutter at the shallow Lake Neusiedl, which straddles the border between Austria and Hungary. -
World News Why slowing ocean could bring harsher winters, rising seas A new study in the journal Nature finds that ocean currents in the Atlantic are slowing — and that would spell trouble for the East Coast and other areas. -
USA Trump lawyer Cohen denies travelling to Prague Special Counsel Robert Mueller is investigating suspected Russian meddling in the presidential election. -
Montenegro Polls close in Montenegro presidential election The ballot is a test of former Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic's decision to join the Western military alliance. His party leads in the opinion polls. -
World News Syria strikes spark opposition in the West Critics in all three countries that took part in military action against the Assad regime this week have been making their voices heard -
Climate Now March - a month of weather contrasts March showed contrasting temperatures across the globe. -
Syria Eastern Ghouta recaptured by Syrian army. Control of the region vastly increases the security of the Assad regime Over 40,000 rebels and their families have moved north to Idlib province -
Myanmar Myanmar announces first Rohingya repatriation Myanmar says it has repatriated the first family of refugees from its mainly Muslim Rohingya minority, after some 700,000 fled to Bangladesh to escape a military crackdown -
South Africa South Africa bids a final farewell to Winnie Mandela Thousands of mourners packed into a Soweto stadium for the funeral of the anti-apartheid campaigner who died on April 2 at the age of 81 -
World News Britain eyes Empire 2.0 to plug Brexit trade gap There is no sign that Britain's former colonies are rushing to rekindle old ties. -
Hungary Hungary: Tens of thousands in anti-Orban protest Demonstrators denounced the electoral system under which Prime Minister Viktor Orban's right-wing government was returned to power with a landslide last weekend -
Syria Syria: Chemical weapons inspectors to visit site of suspected gas attack A team from the global chemical weapons watchdog OPCW is due in Douma, where up to 75 people were killed on April 7, triggering military strikes by the US, UK and France. -
World News Some in GOP call for clearer Syria strategy, while supporting strikes "Assad has likely calculated a limited American strike is just the cost of doing business," Sen. Lindsey Graham said. -
World News U.S.-led strike won't stop Assad, experts say Middle East and military experts say the predawn onslaught to stop the Assad regime's chemical weapons use appears strategically like an empty gesture.