28 April 2018 | Euronews
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Mali Suspected jihadists kill 40 Tuaregs in Mali As many as 40 Tuareg people, mostly men, have been killed in northern Mali's Menaka region, officials say. -
United Kingdom Alfie Evans: Thousands of balloons released in tribute to toddler Crowds gathered to release thousands of balloons into the air at a memorial for Alfie Evans hours after his father said he had died. -
World News Arabs fearful amid jump in hate crimes in West Bank, Israel Hate crimes by radical Jews against Arabs are on the increase in the West Bank and Israel, experts warn. -
Italy Venice introduces turnstiles to manage crowds Venice has introduced a system of turnstiles to prevent crowding in some parts of the city after UNESCO told the city it could lose its status as a world heritage site if it didn't control visitor numbers -
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USA Trump prepares for his own meeting with Kim Jong-un A day after Friday's historic inter-Korean summit, US President Donald Trump said he had spoken with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and preparations for a meeting with North Korea were under way. -
Armenia Concessions by Armenia's ruling party fail to appease protesters Opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan has called for further non-violent demonstrations in Armenia saying that the victory of the people must be recognised. -
Turkey Erdogan launches his election campaign Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has kicked off his election campaign as a key rival ruled out standing. -
Saudi Arabia Pompeo visits Saudi leaders as part of three-day trip US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Saudi Arabia to discuss the Iran nuclear deal and his country's role in Syria. -
South Korea Inter-Korean summit sparks cold noodle frenzy Kim Jong-un reportedly made a joke about traditional North Korean noodles when he met his South Korean counterpart, sparking a craze in the South for the dish. -
United Kingdom Toxic caterpillar outbreak in London Londoners have been warned about an outbreak of toxic caterpillars that can cause fever, rashes and breathing difficulties. -
France French railway workers strike again French railway workers will continue their strike this weekend as part of a rolling series of stoppages. The action,will see half of scheduled high-speed services and three out of every five regional trains cancelled. -
Iran EU in 'tight spot' as Iran nuclear deal hangs in the balance, expert EU-Iran relations would probably "reach a new low" if Tehran responded to US violations of the nuclear deal with renewed enrichment, political scientist Cornelius Adebahr tells Euronews. -
Russia Russia, Iran and Turkey commit to political solution in Syria Russia, Iran and Turkey have held talks and agreed that a political solution should be sought in Syria despite Western missile strikes. -
France French Étienne Terrus museum discovers over half collection is fake A French museum dedicated to painter Etienne Terrus has discovered around 82 articles in its collection are fakes. -
Armenia Armenians driving for political change Armenian protest leader Nikol Pashinyan says It’s time to open a new chapter in the history of the country. -
Syria Russia, Iran and Turkey continue to seek political solution in Syria Ministers from Russia, Iran and Turkey meet in Moscow and say that a political solution should be sought despite Western missile strikes. -
World News Japan frets about Trump's looming talks with Kim Jong Un "The Japanese people should be concerned about slight differences of priorities between the United States and Japan," one professor said. -
United Kingdom Watch: Dashcam footage shows drunk’s erratic driving before crash This is what it’s like to be driving when you’re drunk. Warning: some viewers may find this footage upsetting. -
Korea Korean talks: is there substance behind the smiles? Kim and Moon had pledged to work for "complete denuclearisation" of the Korean peninsula and agreed on a common goal of a "nuclear-free" peninsula. -
Israel Three more killed in Gaza protest Israeli troops shot dead three protesters along the Gaza border on Friday, Gaza medics said, hours after the United Nations human rights chief criticised Israel for using "excessive force" against demonstrators. -
United Kingdom Legal battle toddler Alfie Evans, one, loses his fight for life His death comes a week after life support was withdrawn.