27 April 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Spanish law not the problem in ‘Wolf Pack’ case, says victim’s lawyer Euronews spoke to the lawyer representing the victim in a controversial case that sparked protests when five men accused of gang rape were found guilty of the lesser offence of sexual abuse. -
World News Why Bill Cosby may not serve much prison time "The big battle is whether in fact he gets jail time," a former federal prosecutor said. -
Armenia Political crisis deepens in Armenia Two weeks of protests are set to continue amid ongoing anger at the ruling elite in the country -
Sweden Abba return to the recording studio The Swedish pop group Abba have returned to the recording studio for the first time since the 1980s. The quartet revealed the news on Instagram on Friday. -
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Spain Spain to review law on sexual offences Following mass protests against the sentences handed down to a gang of sex offenders, Spain says it will review its laws on sexual offences -
USA Watch again: Trump and Merkel hold joint press conference Trump and Merkel addressed the media after talks in the White House. -
My Europe Series Concerns grow over foreign influence in Bosnia The foreign influence on economics and politics and their effects in Bosnia and Herzegovina -
Colombia Lack of fuel caused plane carrying a Brazilian football team to crash in Colombia Crew ignored flight plan which provided for a re-fuelling stop in Bolivia. -
My Europe Series 'Without Bosnia Herzegovina, European integration is not finalised' Some Western Balkan countries are touted to become EU members by 2025 but Bosnia is not. Why is it taking such a long time? -
My Europe Series Can Bosnia Herzegovina withstand foreign influence? Since Gulen and the AKP have fallen apart in Turkey, the country has been hell bent on destroying the whole structure, which is going against the interest of Bosnia Herzegovina -
No Comment No Comment of the Week From history made on the Korean peninsula on Friday to the first real-life Transformer unveiled, here is our No Comment review of the week. -
Economy Greece: Reforms needed beyond bailout, say Eurozone ministers Eurozone meeting follows Jean Claude Juncker's visit to Athens, where he talked of a "clean exit" from bailout programme in summer -
Korea Kim Jong Un's denuclearization deal: What's the catch? There are plenty of potential caveats to Friday's extraordinary "no more war" announcement from North and South Korea, experts say. -
Sweden Abba are back in the studio Abba are back in the studio -
Belgium Thousands of ethnic Uighurs rally outside European Commission against China Uighurs accuse Beijing of oppressing them, in part by forcibly detaining many of their community in re-education camps where they're subjected to Chinese state propaganda. -
Cult Your views: What Swedish DJ Avicii meant to fans from around the world Fans explain the impact Avicii's music had on their lives as they mourn the star's death. -
World Sustainability and hyperspeed: the future of tourism showcased at ATM This week, Inspire Middle East tours the Arabian Travel Market, a leading event for the tourism industry looking at the future of travel in the region. We also report on the real-estate event Cityscape Abu Dhabi to discover how much affordable housing really costs in today’s money. -
Portugal Eurovision 2018: First-time host Portugal keeps it simple Organisers in Lisbon won't be putting on light-shows or videowalls for acts taking part in the annual songfest on May 12. Performers can, however, provide their own effects -
Turkey Woman turns to YouTube to deliver own baby in Turkish hotel room Tia Freeman used shoe laces and a pocket knife to cut the umbelical cord after giving birth in her hotel room bath. -
Greece Turkey dismisses call for Greek soldiers to be released from detention Two Greek soldiers entered Turkish territory in March and Turkey's judiciary says it's still trying to establish whether they did so inadvertently or deliberately. -
Sport Liverpool request meeting with Italian police ahead of Champions League semi-final clash with Roma Liverpool Football Club has requested a meeting with Italian police ahead of its Champions League semi-final second leg with Roma. -
Switzerland Paraglider describes midair eagle attack Mathieu Thuner was flying above the Swiss Alps when he was was attacked, -
Belgium Environmentalists buzzing after EU bans 'bee-harming pesticides' Green campaigners have welcomed EU moves to ban the outdoor use of pesticides they claim are harmful to bees. But industry say it is a sad day for farmers. -
Europe News Pompeo meets with NATO in Brussels Mike Pompeo is in Brussels to meet with NATO officials just hours after becoming US Secretary of State -
World News Latin America experiences highest murder rate in the world Compared to other parts of the world, the Americas have twice the homicide rate of Africa and ten times the rate of Europe. -
Turkey Surge in Afghan refugees arriving in Turkey Ankara warns well on course to more than double last year's 50,000 total from war-torn country. -
World News EU police action has ‘punched big hole in ISIL propaganda’ EU police agency claims it has punched a big hole in ISIL’s propaganda machine. Experts have cast doubt on whether this is the case. -
Bulgaria Three little bears find sanctuary in Bulgaria Staff say the trio were all alone when they were found in a mountainous region, with their mother nowhere to be seen -
No Comment North and South Korean leaders plant tree to commemorate meeting South Korean President Moon Jae-in and South Korean Leader Kim Jong Un held a ceremony on Friday to plant a pine tree on the sidelines of their historic meeting. -
USA Warmbiers take legal action against North Korea alleging torture of late son Otto Warmbier fell into a coma while serving time in a North Korean jail, was released after a visit from Dennis Rodman to Pyongyang, but died shortly after returning home without regaining consciousness. -
South Korea Making history with a handshake. Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in have signed a declaration stating there will be "no more war on the Korean Peninsula" and heralding "a new era of peace." -
Sport Andres Iniesta to leave Barcelona at the end of the season Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta has announced he will leave the club at the end of the season. The 33-year -old made the announcement at a news conference on Friday. -
United Kingdom MPs believe rail system is broken ahead of planned strikes MPs believe the privatised rail system is inadequate for passengers due to the Department of Transports management failing to anticipate strikes over driverless trains and poor railway lines. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Will the Trump-Macron 'bromance' last? -
USA Trump endorses N. American World Cup bid, threatens allies against backing Morocco United States president Donald Trump on Thursday tweeted his support for the North American bid for the 2026 soccer World Cup and issued a veiled threat to nations that might oppose it. -
Cult International collaborations shine at 2018 Latin Billboard Awards Latin music celebrates its dominance of the world stage. -
World News Louis Arthur Charles: Prince William and Duchess Kate name new royal baby The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's third child was born Monday, joining older siblings George and Charlotte. -
Germany Compulsory crucifixes in Bavaria spark controversy Move by Merkel's sister party seen as divisive -
South Korea South Koreans split on hopes and fears for future as relations with North take off Meeting between two nations' leaders glues South Koreans to their screens as hopes for a meaningful pece soar. -
Armenia Protest continue in Armenia as acting PM rejects talks Anti-government protests continue in Armenia as the acting prime minister, Karen Karapetyan, rejects a proposal to hold talks with the opposition leader -
United Kingdom Rise in UK crime adds pressure on Rudd and May An increase in violent crime in major cities is especially worrying, but critics say the prime minister only has herself to blame for policies she enacted while doing Amber Rudd's current job. -
Spain Barcelona protests: "It's not abuse, it's rape" Barcelona protests against the sentence handed down against the five young people of "La Manada" accused of the "continuous sexual abuse" of an 18-year old girl. They think the court was too lenient. -
USA Eleven injured in oil refinery fire in Wisconsin town of Superior The mayor of the town said most of the population had to be evacuated as thick, black and noxious smoke billowed out of the refinery. -
Earth News The best places to eat, stay and work in Madrid Five stops for the ideal business trip in the Spanish capital -
Korea Seven handshakes that changed the world A symbol of peace and unification, handshakes seal deals big and small, not always with the willing participation of both parties... -
Korea "New history starts from now" Kim's guestbook signing -
Ireland Preserved heart of Dublin's patron saint returned home The heart, preserved in a wooden box sealed with iron for over eight centuries, has no monetary value, but is a priceless relic for Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, from where it was stolen six years' ago. -
Rwanda Mass grave found in Rwanda Burial pit near Kigali went unreported for 24 years -
Syria Witnesses claim Douma chemical attack was staged Russia presents allegation to OPCW -
Korea Kim Jong Un crosses border for historic talks with South The talks could lay the foundation for an unprecedented meeting between the North Korean leader and President Donald Trump. -
World News DNA matches led to Golden State Killer Following family trees, police pursuing the Golden State Killer found Joseph James DeAngelo, a former cop. -
World News Bill Cosby was once 'America's Dad.' Now he's a convicted pariah. The guilty verdict leveled against Bill Cosby on Thursday irrevocably damages his artistic legacy, experts say.