26 April 2018 | Euronews
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South Korea What to expect from the historic Korea border summit From who is attending, to what they will be talking about and what they will be eating. -
Spain Thousands demonstrate after Spain's 'Wolf Pack' trial A court’s decision to clear five men of rape has led to criticism, outrage and demonstrations in cities across Spain. -
Sweden Avicii's family say he "could not go on any longer" The family of the 28 year-old musician say he was an “over-achieving perfectionist” whose lifestyle led to extreme stress." -
USA Bill Cosby found guilty on all charges in sexual assault retrial Cosby, 80, faces up to 10 years in prison for each of the three counts of aggravated indecent assault of Andrea Constand, who is now 45. -
Portugal Greece: economic health in grim state Former Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis spoke after EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Greece would this year get back to "normal." -
Switzerland Children's pop choir goes viral on YouTube The message is that no kid is 'out of tune' -
World News New Trump plan to fight teen pregnancy stresses abstinence New approach is a 'radical departure' from what's been shown to work, experts say. -
No Comment US firefighters rescue kayaker stuck in river Aerial video from WSOC-TV in Charlotte, North Carolina, shows firefighters rescue a kayaker who was stranded in debris in the South Fork Catawba River. -
World News US Senate confirms ex-CIA chief Mike Pompeo will be next Secretary of State Pompeo is regarded as a Trump loyalist with hawkish world views. -
World News Who pays the most tax in Europe? Think you pay too much tax? If you live in Belgium you might have a case. -
No Comment A six foot stray alligator caused a road closure highway ramp in South Carolina Police responded alongside wildlife trappers to remove a large alligator that wandered onto a South Carolina highway ramp on Wednesday morning. -
No Comment Lawyer turned Lego artist builds superheroes out of more than 2 million bricks Tired of Wall Street, American lawyer Nathan Sawaya turned to lego and built a new life as an artist. -
World News White House: Trump to make first trip to UK in July Last July, thousands took to the streets across the UK, chanting "shame on May" following reports that an official visit by Trump was in the making. -
No Comment Japanese engineers build robot that transforms into car Japanese engineers unveiled on Wednesday a robot that transforms into a car that can actually carry people on board, in what they said was the first-ever such accomplishment in the history of robots. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Hungary slams EU parliament report -
Earth News Reviving a rare craft Egyptian craftsman remains loyal to the dying art of horse-drawn carriage manufacturing. -
Sport Cleveland's LeBron James thrills crowd after securing win over Indiana Pacers Cavaliers now within one victory of advancing in the Eastern Conference playoffs -
Germany Merkel in the US: 4 questions answered What to expect when the German Chancellor visits The Donald. -
Germany Schools in Germany use sand-filled vests to calm hyperactive kids The controversial vests have divided opinion in Germany. -
World News Why scientists are teaching AI to think like a dog Robotic canines could assist elderly people and those with disabilities. -
Czech Republic Czech Republic to open honorary consulate in Jerusalem “According to usual diplomatic practice, States have their embassies in the capitals of the receiving States," the foreign ministry said. -
Europe News EU parliament's Hungary report a 'collection of lies,' says FM Foreign Minister slams inquiry into rule of law, as parliament committee discusses findings in Brussels -
No Comment Jewellers polish up Cannes festival's top prize Jewellers in Switzerland work together to polish up one of the world's most coveted prize in cinema; the Palme d'Or. -
Cult Argentinian club looks up to "God" for inspiration as World Cup in Russia nears Diego Mardonna is depicted as God in mural on ceiling based on Michelangelo's painting in Sistine Chapel. -
World Malawi: using drones to limit the impact of natural disasters The EU bets on innovation to make humanitarian response faster and more efficient -
Spain 9-year sentence for ‘wolf pack’ sex assailants sparks outrage in Spain People are condemning the ruling on social media, while protests are planned across the country. -
World News A 360 view of space seen from 1.5 million km from Earth Ever wondered what our galaxy really looks like? This might be the best view you ever get. -
United Kingdom UK: Rudd urged to quit over Windrush scandal Britain's Labour opposition is spearheading calls for the resignation of Home Secretary Amber Rudd amid the scandal over the country's treatment of Caribbean immigrants. However PM Theresa May has expressed confidence in her minister. -
World News U.S. presses economic giant Germany to up its military spending "At no point since the end of the Cold War has NATO been more relevant than it is today," a senior State Department official said. -
United Kingdom England's Football Association says in talks to sell Wembley Stadium An American billionaire and NFL team owner has reportedly offered over a billion euros for the home of the English national side. -
Guinea French billionnaire businessman Bolloré faces formal investigation for corruption It's alleged that a subsidiary of the Bolloré Group undercharged for political advice, which helped elect two African presidents, in return for major business contracts. -
South Korea Cautious optimism ahead of Korea summit People in South Korea talk of a sense of great expectation ahead of Kim Jong-un’s visit to the country as he becomes the first North Korean leader to do so in 65 years. -
Belgium Thieves escape with €2.2m gold artwork after 220kph chase Thieves smashed into gallery before fleeing with police in chase. -
Sport End of the road for Caster Semenya? The career of controversial South African athlete Caster Semenya could be at an end after tougher rules came into effect on Thursday. -
Armenia Protests continue in Armenia Demonstrators in Armenia have returned to the streets, stepping up their calls for reform following the resignation of Prime Minister Serzh Sarksyan. -
World News As it happened this morning: April 27 Good morning Europe! Euronews brings you the latest news live as it happens this morning. -
My Europe Series Foreign influence taking over Bosnia and Herzegovina? Can Sarajevo renew its centuries-old tradition of tolerance and once again become the European melting pot of different cultures and religions? -
Europe News Islam Party stirs controversy ahead of Belgian elections The separation of men and women on public transport is among the Islam Party's aims -
World News Europa League: Arsenal host Atletico Madrid in semi-final first leg Arsenal host Atletico Madrid in the Europa league semi-final first leg at the Emirates Stadium. -
United Kingdom UK: Parliament approves motion urging the government to pursue customs union in Brexit negotiations UK: Parliament approves motion urging the government to pursue customs union in Brexit negotiations -
Belgium Ken Loach in anti-Semitism clash with Belgium's prime minister Michel criticises honorary doctorate for director -
USA Madame Tussauds in New York unveils new Melania Trump waxwork A team of 20 artists took months to capture the features of the First Lady. -
Culture Series Photographer João Bernardino’s draw to utilitarian and industrial infrastructure: our conversation Passionate about old industrial infrastructure and vehicles, João Bernardino (@joao.bernardino) is European Lens’ second featured photographer. -
Economy Which countries have the worst income inequality in Europe? Wide inequalities in the distribution of income were apparent in the EU in 2016. Data by Eurostat shows that the top 20% of the population, those with the highest disposable income, received 5.2 times as much income as the bottom 20%. -
World News Mike Pompeo's confirmation could improve U.S. foreign policy | View The State Department and U.S. diplomacy are in disarray. Can the president's nominee really be worse than Rex Tillerson? -
World News He 'felt the Bern.' Now he's shaking up Russian politics. Vitali Shkliarov runs what he calls a "political incubator" that helps novice candidates run on independent tickets in local races. -
Germany Kippa solidarity in Germany Demonstrations follow viral video of an attack on a man wearing the Jewish cap -
World News Macron: I expect Trump to scrap Iran nuclear deal The French president says he is working on containing the damage for when Trump does. -
USA First big memorial to the thousands of African-Americans lynched by whites opens in Alabama National Memorial for Peace and Justice dedicates it to the "racial terror lynchings of African-Americans and the legacy of slavery and racial inequality in America.” -
Armenia Armenia's parliament to vote for new prime minister as protests continue Armenia's parliament will vote on May 1 for a new prime minister, as anti-government protests continue despite the resignation of Serzh Sargsyan as premier earlier this week. -
World News As it happened this morning: Thursday 26 April The latest news concerning the inter-Korean meeting, Armenia protests, and the end of Macron's US visit. -
USA Macron believes Trump will pull out of Iran deal French President voices doubts on final day of visit to Washington -
World News Move over, Macron: Trump-Kanye bromance heats up Trump was evidently pleased by the praise: "Thank you Kanye, very cool!"