2 May 2018 | Euronews
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Moldova Will inventive solar scheme be Moldova’s moment in the sun? Virtual currencies are set to be at the heart of an ambitious scheme to bring solar power to Moldova and other parts of Europe. -
World News Liverpool in Champions League final despite defeat in Rome Liverpool lose 4-2 to Roma but win 7-6 on aggregate and will play Real Madrid in the Champions League final. -
Armenia Nikol Pashinyan calls an end to protests The leader of the protest movement that has rocked Armenia has called a pause in the campaign of civil disobedience while he seeks assurances that the ruling party will back him to be the next prime minister. -
United Kingdom Cambridge Analytica closes down following Facebook data scandal The political consultancy firm at the centre of a scandal involving the mishandling of Facebook user data has closed down. -
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United Kingdom The British 'sickie' is dead, but institute warns against working while ill CIPD publishes list of recommendations to change workplace culture and establish best practices. -
Europe News EU members undermining rule of law face funding cuts New punishment tool emerges as EU unveils post-2021 budget plans -
USA Which state has passed the most restrictive abortion ban in the US? Iowa passes most restrictive abortion law in US -
World News Lost in translation? France's Macron thanks Australian PM's 'delicious' wife "I want to thank you for your welcome, thank you and your delicious wife for your warm welcome," the French leader, Emmanuel said. -
USA Black men arrested at Starbucks settle for $1 each and $200,000 programme Two men who were arrested at a Starbucks in Philadelphia without ordering anything settled for a symbolic $1 each and an entrepreneurial programme for public high school students. -
No Comment Chinese firm breaks world record with over 1,300 dancing drones Lighting up the sky of Chinese ancient city of Xi'an, 1,374 illuminated drones broke a Guinness World Record for the most unmanned aerial vehicles simultaneously airborne. -
World News 'Green' concrete could be game-changer for construction industry Microscopic flakes of graphene add strength and durability — but also raise cost and safety concerns. -
Cinema A wind of change in Iranian cinema The 36th Fajr International Film Festival in Tehran showcased an international selection of films in the presence of guests from around the globe -
Iran Macron concerned the US will u-turn over Iran Macron concerned the US will u-turn over the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran -
Ecotech Lamborghini Urus - the SUV that thinks it’s a supercar Living It reports from the dynamic media launch of the all-new Lamborghini Urus. -
No Comment Chinese Wa people celebrate their annual "Monihei" Carnival Chinese people of Wa ethnic group reveled in their annual "Monihei" Carnival on Monday in the southwest province of Yunnan. -
France Macron's faux pas after calling Australian leader's wife 'delicious' French President Emmanuel Macron made a gaffe when he was talking about the wife of Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. -
World News Turkish opposition agrees election alliance deal Turkish opposition agrees election alliance deal ahead of parliamentary elections -
Europe News EU unveils first post-Brexit budget The EU unveils its first post-Brexit budget .... and remaining member states must make up for Britain's departure. -
Spain Basque separatists ETA disband Basque separatists ETA say it has "completely dissolved" all its structures -
USA Vet charged in US for smuggling heroin in puppies' bellies A Colombian man faces life inprisonment for conspiring to import and distribute heroin into the US by turning man's best friend into drug couriers. -
Armenia Battle lines drawn as Armenian opposition defies parliament and calls for transport blockade of country With the ruling party-dominated parliament and the opposition clashing head-on, there appears no prospect of an early resolution to the poitical crisis. -
World News As it happened: Thursday morning, May 3 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
World News Hundreds may have died due to UK breast screening error 270 women may have died due to UK breast screening error, Health Minister Jeremy Hunt tells parliament -
Sport Real Madrid celebrates Champions League victory It's been a night of celebrations for Real Madrid fans after their team reached the Champions League final for the third year in a row. -
United Kingdom Dolls' heads pop up in UK potholes in repair plea Fed up with potholes in the Southwest of England, one resident took it on himself to place children's dolls heads in potholes, the amusement of many residents. -
World News EU sets sights on artificial intelligence future As Brussels sets out its budget plans for 2021 onwards, it wants to see more investment in artificial intelligence technology -
Sweden Swedish meatballs actually originated in Turkey, says Sweden 'Let's stick to the facts!' Sweden wants it to be known that meatballs are actually Turkish. -
World News Iraqi who threw his shoes at Bush takes aim at politics "This is for the widows and orphans and all those killed in Iraq," Muntazer Zaidi yelled at the U.S. president during a 2008 press conference. -
Sport Liverpool warn travelling fans to avoid Rome city centre Liverpool fans have been urged not to travel alone, wear the club's colours or hang banners and scarves on Roman monuments for their Champions League second-leg game against Roma. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU's post-Brexit budget plans revealed -
World News NATO military spending continues to dwarf that of Russia Figures from NATO and the research institute SIPRI show Russia spent less on defence spending in 2017, while NATO expenditure rose for the third consecutive year. -
Sport FIFA president Gianni Infantino proposes a mini-world cup FIFA president Gianni Infantino has proposed staging what would effectively be a mini-World Cup, featuring eight international teams, every two years in addition to the traditional competition. -
United Kingdom Key local elections across the UK Key local elections across the UK -
Libya ISIL claims responsibility for deadly attack in Libya Suicide bombers stormed the head offices of Libya's electoral commission in Tripoli on Wednesday, killing at least 12 people and setting fire to the building in an attack claimed by the Islamic State militant group. -
World News Is non-consensual sex rape? Most European countries say 'no' While Spain is currently in the spotlight for its legal technicalities between sexual abuse and rape — it is not the only European country that does not recognise sex without consent as rape. -
World News Letters invisible to naked eye discovered on Dead Sea Scrolls The "small size and precarious physical state" meant some of them had not previously been sorted or deciphered. -
United Kingdom UK PM faces revolt over future customs plans Senior British lawmakers that back Brexit have demanded that she drops a proposal for a customs partnership with the EU once it leaves the bloc -
USA Gibson goes looking for the lost chord as the company files for bankruptcy Declining guitar sales and a flawed diversification four years ago have dragged the legendary guitar-maker into crisis. -
World News Anti-migrant mayor's message to Trump: Border barrier 'saved my town' The modern-day iron curtain stretches for 100 miles and is patrolled by soldiers, dogs, and 3,000 border police. -
USA Trump fury at leaked legal notes he claims exonerate him of collusion But the latest legal developments include a warning from Robert Mueller that his inquiry is ready to subpoena the president if he refuses to appear before investigators. -
World News Chaos grips Armenia as ruling elite clings to power "We will paralyze the whole city and the whole country," one protester says. -
Iraq Iraqi reporter who threw shoes at George Bush 'to run for office' Muntazer al-Zaidi, jailed after hurling his shoes at the ex-US president in Baghdad in 2008, says he is campaigning in this month’s Iraqi elections. -
India Taj Mahal losing its lustre Pollutants are turning the historic building a greeny-brown -
World News Latest: military spending, Facebook conference, EU budget The latest news this morning, Wednesday May 1 -
World News Which countries spend the most on their military? Total world military expenditure was estimated to reach nearly €1.5 billion in 2017, the highest level since the end of the Cold War. How does Europe, and your country, stack up? -
World News Migrant caravan organizers: Justice Dept. is trying to 'criminalize' group "Nobody on the organizing team or legal team of this caravan has ever encouraged anyone to cross illegally," said the group's organizers. -
World News Mueller reported to discuss subpoena with Trump lawyers A White House official says all possibilities remain on the table. -
World News 9 out of 10 people worldwide breathing polluted air The majority of cities in European countries saw levels of fine particulate air pollution decline between 2010 and 2016.