23 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News 'I have my life back': Avril Lavigne makes 1st red carpet appearance in 2 years The notoriously private singer, who revealed she was battling Lyme disease in 2014, looked radiant at a recent charity event. -
USA Can Macron and Merkel keep Trump from tearing up the Iran Nuclear Deal? Can Macron and Merkel convince US President Donald Trump from leaving the Iran Nuclear Deal? Euronews asks an expert. -
World News Memory-boosting brain implants are in the works. Would you get one? Neural prostheses look promising in new studies, though there's still a lot of work to do. -
USA French President Emmanuel Macron kicks off U.S. state visit Macron is expected to try to convince President Donald Trump to keep the U.S. in the Iran nuclear deal -
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World News Breaking up Facebook won't solve any of its problems | View Why none of the proposals for government intervention would resolve the concerns raised by the Cambridge Analytica scandal. -
World News Van strikes pedestrians in Toronto; driver held The van plowed into eight to 10 people at a crowded intersection. Police said they would not comment on the number injured at this point. -
Canada Police probe motive of Canada van attack which left 10 dead A 25-year-old man is being questioned after a van rammed into pedestrians in Toronto, killing 10 pedestrians and injuring 15. -
United Kingdom 'Every single decision I've made in my 22 years is for the good and the sake of Arsenal': Wenger At an emotional press conference, Arsenal's parting coach Arsene Wenger defended the decisions he's taking for the team in the 22 years of service and stated that the lack of unity from the fans was hurting the club. -
Switzerland Ducking the police: Swiss speed camera nets unusual culprit Bird, camera, action! Speeding surveillance equipment in Switzerland snapped an unusual victim recently. -
Europe News EU moves to protect whistleblowers Under proposed new rules, informants would be protected from being fired or demoted -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Aid for Syria, protecting whistleblowers -
No Comment Duchess of Cambride, Kate Middleton, gives birth to third child, a boy i -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Radovan Karadzic asks UN Judges to overturn genocide conviction The former Bosnian Serb leader was sentenced a couple of years ago to 40 years in prison for genocide and war crimes during Yugoslavia's break-up in the 1990s. -
Russia Russians protest Moscow's Telegram ban with paper planes Russians are launching paper planes in protest against Moscow’s crackdown on messenger app Telegram. -
Europe News Brussels conference seeks aid for Syria More than 80 governments and NGOs have been invited to event, which also aims to revive peace efforts -
No Comment Shops looted during pension cut protests in NIcaragua's capital i -
Armenia Sargsyan resigns as Armenian PM Sargsyan said he was resigning to help safeguard civic peace following almost two weeks of mass street protests thathave plunged the ex-Soviet republic into political crisis -
Next Series Could Butanol be our new alternative to fossil fuels? Biologists across Europe have been carrying out detailed research to find out how effective Butanext, a biofuel from wheat straw, could be to replace finite fossil fuels. -
Europe News Terror-tarnished Molenbeek looks to future As Salah Abdeslam is jailed, the Brussels district where he was captured focuses on cutting crime and unemployment -
No Comment American pilot Goulian tops qualifying in Cannes U.S. pilot Michael Goulian came out on top in an intense qualifying session in Cannes for Sunday's (April 22) second leg of the Red Bull Air Race world championship. -
No Comment Vigil held in Kabul following deadly suicide attack Activists in Afghanistan held a candlelight vigil to remember victims of a deadly suicide bombing outside a voter registration centre in the country's capital, Kabul. -
France Anti-immigration group blocks French Alps border to stop migrants from crossing Generation Identitaire, a French anti-immigration group, gathered on Saturday in Col de l'Echelle to stop migrants crossing into France from Italy. -
Earth News Salone del Mobile: the ultimate guide to this year's furniture, interior design trends Design, culture and quality are some of the words that describe the Salone del Mobile Milano, the leading international and trendsetter furniture and design event. -
Armenia How 11 days of protests brought down Armenia's leader Serzh Sargsyan Armenia’s long-standing leader Serzh Sargsyan resigned as prime minister after more than 10 days of demonstrations against him which saw tens of thousands take to the streets. -
Europe News 'Words are my only weapons' - Syrian activist's push for peace Now a refugee in Belgium, Yahia Hakoum left Syria after protesting against Assad regime and allegedly being tortured in prison -
World News Only surviving Paris attacks suspect gets 20 years in separate case A Belgian court on Monday found 2015 Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam and an accomplice guilty of attempted murder over shots fired at police in Brussels. -
France Report reveals ‘strong suspicion’ of corruption between Council of Europe, Azerbaijan An investigation into alleged corruption in the Council of Europe has revealed there is “strong suspicion” that current and former members have “engaged in activity of a corruptive nature” amid efforts by Azerbaijan to whitewash its human rights record. -
Armenia 'I got it wrong': Armenia prime minister to resign The prime minister of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan, said in a statement on Monday he will resign from his post. -
World News 'Different type of anti-Semitism' now exists in Germany, Merkel warns "The fact that no kindergarten, no school, no synagogue can be left without police protection dismays us." -
South Korea South Korea turns off propaganda speakers on North Korean border The move's an apparent gesture of goodwill ahead of Friday's historic summit between the nations' two leaders, Kim Jong-Un and President Moon Jae-in. -
Nicaragua Nicaragua's president ditches pension cuts after dozens killed in nationwide protests It's the biggest threat to Daniel Ortega's administration since he was elected president for a second time 11 years ago. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Living in the closet in Bosnia and Herzegovina On paper, Bosnia and Herzegovina has made strides in advancing LGBT rights. But in practice, gay men and women do not feel safe from discrimination or harassment. -
France French railway bosses claim strike is waning Rolling movement enters its nineth day. -
United Kingdom Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to baby boy Wife of Prince William, the second-in-line to the British throne, is expecting her third child. -
USA The French community in New York welcomes the state visit of Emmanuel Macron Renewed influence of France on world stage is welcomed -
United Kingdom Prince William, Duchess of Cambridge welcome baby boy The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Kate, present their baby boy to the public in their first public appearance. -
Belgium Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam found guilty by Belgian court Last known surviving presumed member of Islamist gang that killed 130 people in Paris in 2015 found guilty in Belgium of attempted murder while resisting arrest in 2016 -
USA Waffle house hero "just wanted to live" Customer wrested weapon from rampaging gunman who killed four people. -
World News Live: Royal baby, Abdeslam verdict, France strikes Good morning Europe! Euronews brings you the news live as it happens this morning. -
World News Nicaragua cancels social security changes after unrest kills 26 Dozens more have been injured or arrested amid the protests against revisions proposed by President Daniel Ortega's government. -
USA Bloomberg picks up US climate bill Ex-New York mayor Michael Bloomberg offers a $4.5m check to cover US contribution to Paris climate pact -
Armenia Armenian opposition leader released A growing mass protest movement remains defiant despite police making multiple arrests