29 April 2018 | Euronews
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World News This inflatable skyscraper could save lives in disaster zones The origami-inspired building would inflate with help from a giant helium balloon. -
World News Rouhani and Macron in talks to save the Iran Nuclear Deal President Macron and President Rouhani say they have agreed to work together to preserve the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal despite threats by U.S. President Trump that he will pull out of it. -
United Kingdom Londoners #finishformatt, runner who died during last leg of marathon Hundreds of runners turned out to complete the last section of the London marathon route in honour of Matt Campbell, who died during the race. -
Armenia People-Power prevails in Armenia People-Power prevails in Armenia -
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Mexico Hundreds of migrants at U.S. border given stark warnings Hondurans, Guatemalans and Salvadorans who angered President Trump after being part of a month-long caravan could be forced to split from their families if they cross the border in Mexico. -
Azerbaijan Lewis Hamilton takes the lead Lewis Hamilton has taken the championship lead from Sebastian Vettel with the Mercedes driver emerging winner of a crash-laden Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday. -
Netherlands Power failure closes Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport Schiphol Airport was closed after a major power outage. There were long delays in and out of the airport which led to some people abandoning their cars and heading to the airport on foot. -
World News Reunion Island volcano erupts Le Piton de la Fournaise on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean started spewing lava on Friday and continued into the weekend. -
Australia Australia pledges millions to save the Great Barrier Reef The Australian government has promised more than 300 million euros to help save the Great Barrier Reef - in the largest single investment for reef conservation and management in the country’s history. -
Israel US' Pompeo echoes Netanyahu's call for action over Iran The new US Secretary of State's visit to Israel is part of a three-day tour in the Middle East. -
United Kingdom Watch: Tesla driver ‘puts on autopilot and moves to passenger seat’ These are the moments after a Tesla driver in England turned on autopilot and moved to the passenger seat of his car. -
USA Tree sapling Macron gave to Trump appears to have disappeared from White House lawn The tree sapling that Macron gave to Trump on his visit to the US last week appears to have disappeared from the White House's south lawn. -
World News Trump mocked at White House Correspondents dinner This year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner would have done little to improve relations between the President and the press. -
No Comment Thousands demonstrate in Pamplona over Spanish 'Wolf Pack' verdict Thousands took to the streets in the Spanish city of Pamplona on Saturday to protest a ruling which saw five men cleared of gang-raping a teenager at San Fermin bull-running festival. -
Armenia Pashinyan meets with president over bid to become PM Peaceful protests have continued in Armenia as Pashniyan supporters demand that he is elected prime minister despite him not having the support of parliament. -
No Comment Aerobatic pilots wow crowds with stunts at China air show The world's top aerobatic pilots continued to impress spectators with a dazzling stunt performance three days into the Zhengzhou Air Show in central China. -
No Comment Brothels with sex dolls open in Belgium and France Belgium and in France are seeing a new type of business opening — sex-doll brothels. -
World News Pompeo, in Saudi Arabia, talks tough on Iran The secretary of state met Sunday with Saudi King Salman, just days after he was sworn-in following a narrow Senate confirmation. -
No Comment EU nations back ban on insecticides to protect bees European Union member states have backed a proposal to ban all outdoor use of neonicotinoid insecticides that studies show can harm bees. -
World News Universal basic income: Money for nothing or a way to fix poverty? Proponents say guaranteeing an income would pull millions and millions of people out of poverty and help stabilize the middle class. -
World News Trump talks tough on trade US President Donald Trump is stepping up the war of words on trade, this time threatening to take on the European Union. -
World News N. Korea to close nuke test site in May, unify time zone with the South North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he will leave the dismantling process open to experts and journalists from both South Korea and the U.S. -
Sport Boston Celtics crush Milwaukee Bucks Boston Celtics beat Milwaukee 112-96 to advance to a second round series against Philadelphia. -
USA Burning Man festival founder Larry Harvey dies aged 70 The founder of a popular US counterculture festival, Burning Man, has died in San Francisco. -
Korea Kim Jong-Un promises transparent nuclear test site closure North Korean leader Kim Jong Un plans to invite experts and journalists from the United States and South Korea when the country closes its nuclear test site in May -
Spain Pamplona protesters call for justice after 'Wolf Pack' trial verdict Thousands took to the streets of Pamplona, Spain, for the third day running to protest over the lenient sentences given to five men accused of gang raping a minor at a bull-running festival two years ago. -
Bangladesh UN Security Council envoys visit Bangladesh and Myanmar UN Security Council envoys began a four-day visit to Bangladesh and Myanmar on Saturday to see firsthand the aftermath of a Myanmar military crackdown that Britain, the United States and others have denounced as ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims. -
World News Migrant caravan reaches border, readies for immigration showdown Attorneys warned asylum seekers to expect the worst, including possible separation from children and family members and months of detention.