21 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News India approves death penalty for child rapists Recent cases of child rapes have stoked protest across the country. -
Sweden 'No criminal suspicion' surrounding Avicii death 'No criminal suspicion' surrounding Avicii death according to police sources. -
World News India approves death penalty for rape of young children The move follows widespread outrage over the recent rape and killing of an 8-year-old girl in India's Jammu-Kashmir state. -
Sport Cristiano Ronaldo accused of using offshore firms in Luxembourg and Jersey Documents provided to the German magazine Der Spiegel suggest that the Real Madrid player operated a holding in Luxembourg and a trust in Jersey in 2015. -
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Germany German town holds festival for peace in protest at neo-Nazi event Many local residents protested against a far-right rock festival held on Adolf Hitler's birthday by staging a festival for peace. -
Sport Champions League trophy arrives in Kiev The UEFA Champions League trophy arrived in the Ukrainian capital ahead of the 2018 final on May 26. -
Sport John Wall and Bradley Beal help Washington Wizards rediscover their magic John Wall and Bradley Beal combined for 56 points, and the Washington Wizards climbed back into their first-round playoff series with a 122-103 win over the Toronto Raptors on Friday at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. -
World News South Koreans cautious over North Korea promises South Koreans are reserving judgement to the news North Korea missile and nuclear tests will stop -
World News The top safety mistakes we make when we fly, according to flight attendants While the chances of being involved in a flight-related accident are low, these experts say it pays to listen to and follow the safety rules on every flight. -
World News Boat carrying 76 Rohingya refugees arrives in Indonesia A boat carrying 76 Rohingya refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar has arrived in Indonesia. Rights group fear more members of the Muslim minority will attempt the dangerous sea-crossing. -
France Watch: Students at Paris occupation caused thousands of euros worth of damage, says university president Damage to the Pantheon-Sorbonne University in Paris after a student occupation will cost hundreds of thousands of euros to repair, according to its president. -
North Korea World leaders react to Kim Jong Un's suspension of nuclear weapons tests Diplomats and politicians welcom the move as a good first step -
World News At least 10 people dead in Nicaragua protests At least 10 people have died in Nicaragua during protests against controversial reform to the pension plans -
World News Chile to host Colombia peace talks Chile has said it will host the next meeting between the Colombian government and the country's last major rebel army, the ELN. -
World News Syria: chemical weapons inspectors visit Douma Western countries blame the Syrian government for the alleged chemical weapons attack on April 7, in which 40 people were killed. -
World News 'Trouble in paradise': Why death of world's coral is alarming There's more at stake for humans when reefs are on the brink of being wiped out, hurting tourism and the larger food chain. -
Armenia Watch: Demonstrators wrestle with police at Armenia anti-PM protest Demonstrators clashed with police in Armenia as anti-prime minister protests entered their eighth day. -
World News Even before wedding, Meghan Markle injects new life into ancient institution "In many ways, the royal family is now reflecting the reality of families in modern Britain." -
Indonesia Bajau 'Sea Nomads' have genetically evolved to become expert free-divers Through natural selection the Bajau people have developed bigger spleens making them exceptionally good at breath-hold diving, new research has found. -
Cuba Dawn of a new era in Cuba as Miguel Diaz-Canel takes charge Raúl Castro stepped down as president but remains at the head of the communist party -
World News 4 Palestinians, including 15-year-old boy, killed in latest Gaza protest The deaths bring to 32 the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli troops in protests since late March. -
World News North Korea says it has suspended nuclear and missile testing North Korea has "reached the target stage, where the nation and people's safety is reliably secured," said the country's leader, Kim Jong Un. -
World News North Korea says it has suspended nuclear and missile testing The North's official Korean Central News Agency said the suspension of nuclear and ICBM tests went into effect Saturday. -
World News North Korea leader Kim Jong Un says his country will suspend nuclear and missile tests The decision came after a meeting of the ruling Worker's Party of Korea.