25 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News Toronto officer who held his fire says he was just doing his job Constable Ken Lam is "very selflessly saying he doesn't deserve all the credit," Deputy Police Chief Peter Yuen said. -
World News Bannon turned Cambridge into 'propaganda machine,' whistleblower says Congressional investigators say the former Trump strategist sought research on Putin during the 2016 campaign. -
Russia Watch: Europe launches latest environment observation satellite The Sentinel-3B satellite is set to observe the Earth’s oceans, lakes and vegetation. -
Turkey 15 jailed in Cumhuriyet trial 15 journalists and managers at the Turkish opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet have been given prison sentences in a trial which has drawn criticism about press freedom. -
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USA The best memes to come from Trump and Macron's tree planting photos Macron gave Trump a tree sapling on his visit to the US, which resulted in a great photo opportunity as the pair planted it together, but the internet was not kind. -
World News New smart wall lets you control your home with swipes, taps Special paint offers a low-cost way to make intelligent surfaces. -
World News Spicer presides over unveiling of Melania Trump wax figure at Madame Tussauds The former White House press secretary remarked that the wax figure was remarkably lifelike. It joins 'President Donald Trump' at the museum. -
World News U.S. investigates alleged atrocities committed against Rohingya The interviewers in the camps asked the refugees to recount their experiences during the wave of violence unleashed against Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims. -
Cult Stravinsky's "Story of a Soldier" still relevant, says director To celebrate the centenary of Igor Stravinsky’s “The Story of a Soldier” La Fura dels Baus director, Álex Ollé, is bringing the story to Lyon after its premiere in Switzerland. -
Europe News UN and EU make call for peace and funds at Syria conference UN and EU make call for peace and funds at Syria conference -
Focus Focus on Senegal: a good place to do business Senegal has joined the top five most reforming countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. In addition and is now one of the 10 most attractive destinations for investors on the continent. -
No Comment Chicago zoo black rhino undergoes first-ever CAT scan Officials at Brookfield Zoo near Chicago say an eastern black rhinoceros with a nasal obstruction has undergone what's believed to be the first CT (CAT) scan ever performed on this species. -
World News Macron breaks with Trump on climate change: 'There's no Planet B' In an address to Congress, the French leader discussed the Paris accords, Iran and the dangers of isolationism. Was Trump listening? -
USA Watch: How the hands did all the talking at the Macron-Trump summit Macron and Trump's friendship was on full display with tight grips, encouraging pats on the back and warm embraces. -
No Comment Canadians attend candlelight vigil for van attack victims Toronto residents held a candlelight vigil on Tuesday evening to honour the victims of the van attack that killed 10 people, local media said -
No Comment Japanese police crack down on US Marine base protesters Police took action to remove protesters at a coastal area in Japan's southern prefecture of Okinawa, on Wednesday. The day marks one year after the start of full-scale landfill work to relocate a US marine base there. -
France Astronomers access huge amounts of data on the stars in our galaxy from Gaia space telescope The information comes via the European Space Agency, which has surveyed almost two billion stars in the Milky Way. -
Smart Regions Teleprometheus: medical information at your fingertips Better training can help professionals in Intensive Care Units (ICU) avoid errors in treatment and this is what Teleprometheus brings to the table. -
Sweden Swedish choir sings 'Wake Me Up!' at Avicii hometown tribute A Swedish choir sang a rousing rendition of Avicii's dance hit "Wake Me Up!" at a tribute to the musician outside Stockholm. -
Germany Germany scraps major music awards over anti-Semitism outcry Echo awarded German rappers Kollegah and Farid Bang the hip-hop/urban prize earlier this month for an album featuring lyrics in which they say their bodies are “more defined than Auschwitz prisoners.” -
World News Golden State Killer case: Ex-cop arrested in serial murder-rape cold case A decades-long search for the "Golden State KIller" — who police say committed 12 murders, 45 rapes, and 120 home burglaries during a reign of terror back in the 1970s and 1980s — may be finally over. -
Europe News I won't be replaced by robot vacuum cleaner, quips EU commissioner Andrus Ansip is challenged on whether robots will take over in Brussels, and if they'll have human rights, as Artificial Intelligence vision is outlined -
Earth News The 'magic' materials of Swiss luxury watchmaking A private visit of Hublot’s manufacture in Nyon, Switzerland -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU plays catch up on Artificial Intelligence -
Cult Madrid leader, Cristina Cifuentes, resigns after theft video emerges Cristina Cifuentes, has stepped down following the emergence of video footage suggesting that she may have been shoplifting. It follows claims that documents surrounding her master's programme may have been forged -
Greece Greeks protest austerity measures and public infrastructure sales Workers pour out bags of coal in front of parliament in opposition to sale of power plants -
World News Trump's 'Muslim ban' doesn't just target countries. It stokes hatred against Muslims in America | View A new report identifies an unprecedented rise in racial bias attacks after the president took office. -
Earth News Rodin and the art of ancient Greece A new exhibition of Auguste Rodin's sculptures places the French artist's work alongside the Athenian marbles which inspired them. -
World News Victim of Anfield attack named by police The victim of the attack outside Anfield prior to Liverpool's Champions League semi-final first leg has been named by Merseyside Police. -
Europe News Syrian musicians transforming trauma into art 'Syrians Got Talent' musicians perform in Brussels to spread message of resilience and solidarity -
World News What is GDPR? A look at the European data privacy rules that could change tech A new European data regulation that just a month ago seemed like an obscure piece of legislation is suddenly on the lips of everyone in the tech industry. -
World News UK among worst countries in Western Europe for press freedom: report “A continued heavy-handed approach towards the press (often in the name of national security) has resulted in the UK keeping its status as one of the worst-ranked Western European countries." -
Germany Berlin march against anti-semitism: 4 questions answered People in Berlin will be handed Jewish headgear at an event today. Here's why: -
USA Watch again: French President Macron addresses US Congress "Iran shall never possess any nuclear weapons." -
Russia Russia to study U.S. missiles Russia plans to study an unexploded U.S. Tomahawk missile that failed to explode in order to improve its own missiles. -
Cult Strasbourg street art: Interactive map identifies the city's best creations Want to find Strasbourg's best street art? An interactive map allows users to find new and popular works. -
Europe News Iran nuclear deal 'is working,' stresses EU foreign policy chief Defence of pact comes as French President Macron tries to persuade Donald Trump not to tear it up -
World News Kim aide who branded Trump 'President Evil' to be key voice at historic summit A brief guide to who will be pulling the strings behind the scenes as Moon Jae-in meets Kim Jong Un for the first time. -
Portugal Portugal's Carnation Revolution through the eyes of a coup leader It was one of the most important days in Portugal's recent history, when four decades of authoritarian rule would abruptly end. -
World News Iran's president hurls insults at Trump as nuclear deal hangs in balance Hassan Rouhani spoke after France's Emmanuel Macron flew to Washington to meet with the president, and try to convince him to stick with the landmark pact. -
Spain Spain: more woe for Rajoy as Madrid head quits over shoplifting video Cristina Cifuentes has resigned as head of the Madrid region after video emerged of a shoplifting incident in 2011, adding to pressure on her PP party and the Spanish prime minister. -
Germany France and Germany sign off on requirements of new fighter jet The warplane, which kicks off a joint fighter jet programme between the two counties, will be able to command a squadron of weapons, including drones. -
Canada Toronto van attack suspect could have links to misogynistic online community Post on Alek Minassian's facebook page hours before the attack made reference to "incel rebellion" -
World News Inventor jailed for life after murdering journalist in submarine Peter Madsen said the reporter died accidentally inside his self-made submarine, but confessed to cutting up her body and throwing parts into the sea. -
Venezuela Malaria finds sanctuary in crisis-hit Venezuela World Health Organisation reports massive rise in mosquito borne disease as Venezuela's anti-malaria campaigns fail. -
World News Danish inventor jailed for life killing Swedish journalist onboard his submarine A Danish court has sentenced submarine entrepreneur Peter Madsen to life behind bars for murdering reporter Kim Wall -
No Comment New Jersey doll designer hopes to cash in on royal wedding A savvy designer in New Jersey is trying to cash in on the economic windfall that is the upcoming royal wedding between Prince Harry and his American bride Meghan Markle. -
Sport Klopp satisfied with Liverpool first leg win Jurgen Klopp was satisfied with this sides' display in their Champions League semi-final first leg victory over Roma at Anfield. The German manager was disappointed with the injury to midfielder Alex Oxlade- Chamberlain. -
Cinema Daniel Auteuil's fourth film behind the camera: "Amoureux de ma femme" "The lovers of my wife" is a new adaptation of Florian Zeller's play which focuses on the feelings of love, desire and jealousy -
Earth News Rep-Air, the t-shirt that absorbs unpleasant and harmful toxins in the air The simplest and most affordable way to become an eco-conscious hero and tackle air pollution. -
Sport Champions League: Bayern Munich face Real Madrid Bayern Munich face Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final first leg at the Allianz Arena this evening. Bayern defender David Alaba will have a late fitness test on a thigh strain. -
Germany Germany and USA far apart on trade Merkel may need to deal with the dealmaker, says analyst -
Mexico Kidnapped Mexican students were killed, dissolved in acid police say The three film students are believed to have been mistaken for gang members -
Turkey Gallipoli remembered ANZAC day commemorations around the world -
World News What is the Iran nuclear deal? The agreement was aimed at ensuring that Tehran's nuclear program "will be exclusively peaceful" in return for the lifting of sanctions. -
Iran Iran threatens to withdraw from nuclear weapons treaty A full resumption of nuclear activities would likely follow any move by America to renege on the 2015 deal says Iran's foreign minister. -
Armenia Armenian opposition calls rally as talks with government stall Still no clear way forward after fall of prime minister for Caucasian nation after more than two weeks of political unrest. -
USA Trump hosts Macron at gala dinner as leaders hint at new Iran nuclear deal On his state visit to Washington, the French president is battling to stop his US counterpart from walking away from the table altogether on the Iranian nuclear issue. -
USA White House state dinner for Emmanuel Macron Lavish welcome for French President continues -
Canada Violence towards women is possible motive in Toronto van attack Canada mourns ten victims -
World News Europe this morning: 25 April 2018 Join us for live updates on the Denmark murder verdict, Alfie Evans' appeal hearing and the Toronto van attack victims.