16 April 2018 | Euronews
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Europe News EU calls on Russia to bring Syria back to talks Foreign Ministers back Britain, France and the United States -
World News UK's Theresa May tells lawmakers: Syria strikes were legal and moral British Prime Minister Theresa May said military airstrikes against Syria were legal and moral, and that Syria tried to cover up a chemical weapons attack. -
Europe News Macron's much-anticipated speech on Europe -
Europe News EU fails to agree new sanctions against Iran Foreign Ministers are pressured by strong economic interests -
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No Comment Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Armenian capital Demonstrators see a recent change of government as an attempted power grab by the ex-president -
Malta Europe's journalists continue work of murdered Malta blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia Today is six months since Malta investigative reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed by a car bomb just metres from her home. A group of investigative journalists from across Europe have used the anniversary to announce they intend to continue her work. -
World News Number of births outside marriage rise in EU The number of births outside marriage has risen in all European Union member states since 2000, the EU’s statistics agency revealed on Monday. -
World News Trump has no idea what trade wars actually look like. It's not pretty | View The history of trade wars teaches us that when things get heated between two countries, it's not long before others get pulled in. -
Sport PSV Eindhoven wrap up 24th Dutch League title Gaston Pereiro and Luuk de Jong fired home first-half goals and Steven Bergwijn scored a third after the break to seal the Dutch league title for PSV Eindhoven -
Greece Clashes erupt as protesters try to topple Truman statue in Athens Anti-war protesters in Athens clashed with police as demonstrators attempted to bring down a statue of former US President Harry Truman. -
Spain Spanish mother creates football stickers of female players for her daughters María Vázquez wanted to give her football-mad daughters trading cards featuring their favourite female players, but only cards of male stars were available, so she contacted clubs and photographers and made the collection herself. -
Next Series Developing the next generation of hybrid vehicles in Europe Eight European countries are at the forefront in developing hybrid technology for vehicles with the aim of improving engine efficiency and reducing polluting emissions with the ECOCHAMPS project -
World News U.S. airstrikes give us hope, Syrians suffering under Assad regime say American missiles provide "hope that there is a free world who will fight with us for our freedom and that we're not on our own," one widow told NBC News. -
Greece Refugees in Greece denounce Syria escalation Refugees in Greece say the new round of hostilities in Syria dashed their hopes of return -
Europe News EU 'understands' Syria strikes but calls for peace talks, says Mogherini EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the EU understood the need for military action in Syria, but encouraged the resumption of peace talks, as the situation could 'spiral' out of control. -
China Frisbee-catching dogs take part in China contest Border collies took a break from herding livestock to take part in a disc-catching contest in China. -
China "The Monkeys' Father" in Tibet Tibet is the setting for a remarkable and enduring love story between an elderly man and a group of monkeys -
Turkey NATO chief defends air strikes on Syria NATO Secretary-General, Jens Stoltenberg, was speaking after a meeting with the Turkish Foreign Minister in Ankara -
Sport Scandal hit sumo wrestlers bounce back Thousands of wrestling fanatics and tourists enjoyed the ceremonial Spring Festival sumo wrestling tournament amid scandals over Japan's national sport. It's after a raft of negative publicity surrounding incidents ranging from assault, bullying to accusations of sexism. -
United Kingdom May tells Parliament UK acted in 'national interest' over Syria strikes The British prime minister makes a statement to the House of Commons on her decision to join the US and France in launching airstrikes at Syrian targets in retaliation for a suspected gas attack. -
United Kingdom No known cases of deported 'Windrush' residents says Britain A day after apologising for "horrendous" mistakes, UK ministers now give conflicting details about deported British residents -
World News Free Interrail pass proposal backed by European actors, politicians One hundred entertainers, artists, journalists and politicians have signed a letter backing an ambitious European project which aims to give citizens a free Interrail voucher on their 18th birthday. -
No Comment Today is Queen Margrethe's 78th birthday The Danish royal family appeared on the balcony at Amalienborg Castle today -
Sport Rafael Nadal eyes record 11th Monte Carlo title It's been a 10-year love affair yet Rafael Nadal wants to continue his special relationship at the Monte Carlo Open with a record 11 title. -
Europe News Macron to outline his vision for Europe French President addresses European Parliament at crucial moment -
USA Chef suggests white customers pay more to highlight racial wealth disparity in US Would you pay over double the price for your food in a restaurant as the person next to you because of your race? That's what chef Tunde Wey is suggesting. -
No Comment Rainforest projected on Buckingham Palace for Commonwealth conservation initiative The facade of London's Buckingham Palace was illuminated on Sunday (April 15) night with a rainforest projection as part of a global conservation initiative. -
USA Full Metal Jacket star dies Ex-marine spotted by Kubrick after being hired as a technical adviser. -
United Kingdom UK: Fears of Russian cyber revenge for Syria strikes British newspapers have echoed concerns that air traffic control, hospitals, banks and energy supplies could be targeted -
World News France convinced Trump to keep U.S. troops in Syria, Macron says The U.S. will also announce new economic sanctions against Russia for enabling Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons, U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley said. -
Russia Russian journalist dies after falling from apartment window The editor of a Russian investigation reporter who died after falling from his from his fifth-floor apartment has expressed doubt amid police claims that the journalist killed himself. -
Poland Polish pragmatism: city tarmacs around car blocking road renovation This is what happened when road chiefs in Poland lost patience with a car that was blocking some resurfacing work. -
World News Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst reveals she is HIV positive Former Eurovision Song Contest winner Conchita Wurst revealed on Sunday that she is HIV positive and that she’s been receiving regular treatment for “several years.” -
India Protests increase over rape cases of children in India Eight men accused of involvement in the rape and murder of an eight-year-old Muslim girl in India’s Jammu and Kashmir state appeared in court on Monday. It's the first hearing in a case that sparked nationwide outrage and criticism of the ruling party. -
World News EU seeks common line on Syria Foreign Ministers meet in Luxembourg -
Slovakia Thousands of Slovaks take to the streets protesting over corruption. There have been regular demonstrations since the murder of a journalist in February The killing of Jan Kuciak and his fiance sparked a political crisis that brought down the prime minister -
World News Impact of the Syrian missile strike | View Saturday’s missile strike on Syria may temporarily deter the Syrian government from using chemical weapons but it will not alter the trajectory of the seven-year-long war, experts say. -
World News Will 'digital resurrections' let us bring back the dead? In the not-too-distant future, chatbots and VR could let us interact with lost friends and relatives. -
Turkey Trial begins in Turkey of US pastor Andrew Brunson accused of terror links Turkish authorities accuse Brunson of links to both an outlawed Kurdish insurgent group and the network of the U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen. -
World News Why 'Black Panther' is useful for countering populism | View For those left disillusioned by capitalism, communism and democratization, is there an alternative narrative more inspiring than populism? -
Europe News Macron: the president and philosopher One of Macron's former professors reflects on the roots of the man with a European dream -
United Kingdom UK pub chain deletes Facebook... and Twitter and Instagram "People spend too much time on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and struggle to control the compulsion." Tim Martin, JD Wetherspoon chairman -
World News Pro-EU candidate wins Montenegro's presidential election: Pollster CeMI Milo Djukanovic hailed his win on Sunday, saying the results confirmed voters' "strong determination to continue on the European road". -
United Kingdom Rainforest lights up Buckingham Palace A projection illuminated Queen Elizabeth's London home to celebrate a Commonwealth conservation initiative -
USA Ex-FBI boss Comey brands Trump 'morally unfit to be president' Comey, who is promoting a new tell-all book, was speaking in his first major TV interview since being fired by Trump last May. -
USA Trump is 'morally unfit to be president,' says former FBI director "The challenge of this president is that he will stain everyone around him," former FBI Director James Comey told ABC News. -
USA Starbucks apologises amid 'racial profiling' row The coffee chain has apologised after two black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks while waiting for a friend. -
USA Barbara Bush declines further treatment amid 'failing health' Former first lady Barbara Bush is to be given palliative care after declining further hospital care. -
Syria Syrians remain defiant despite allied air strikes The Western alliance air strikes on Syria's alleged chemical weapon sites have been widely condemned across the country -
World News Macron justifies Syria airstrikes French President Emmanuel Macron defends his country's part in airstrikes on Syria saying they had been "perfectly carried out"