6 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News As it happened this morning: May 7 Good morning Europe! Welcome to our coverage of the major European stories and key international news on Monday, May 7. -
Serbia War criminal stopped from holding controversial rally in Serbia A far-right leader and convicted war criminal was stopped from holding a controversial rally in Serbia on Sunday. -
World News Could aliens on hefty super-Earths be trapped by their own gravity? New paper argues that some extraterrestrials may be struggling to make it off their planets. -
Sport Italian Elia Viviani secures second consecutive stage win in Giro D'Italia The Quick-Step Floors rider was the quickest in a bunch sprint on day three in Tel Aviv, Israel. -
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United Kingdom Is the revolving door syndrome harming Europe's climate change fight? Campaigners have sounded the alarm over climate policy in Europe after uncovering evidence about the closeness of the relationship between governments and major energy firms. -
Pakistan Pakistan's interior minister shot in the arm Ahsan Iqbal was campaigning for July's general election in his local constituency in Punjab province when he was attacked. -
Lebanon Voting ends in Lebanese elections The Lebanese election sees a battle between a Western and Saudi-backed coalition headed by Hariri and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah group. -
United Kingdom UK says a deal on customs with EU is still on the table The leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party insists it is possible to leave the customs union and still avoid a hard border with the Republic of Ireland -
World News From Picasso to Hopper, Rockefellers offer up legendary art at auction The collection includes works from legendary artists Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Edward Hopper, Juan Miró and more. -
Russia Russia's Putin inaugurated for fourth term in office Russia’s Vladimir Putin is due to be inaugurated for a fourth term after winning re-election and extending his power for another six years. -
Turkey Erdogan pursues EU accession at manifesto unveiling EU accession, counter-terrorism and the economy lay at the heart of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s manifesto launch ahead of Turkey’s general election on June 24. -
Tunisia Tunisia votes in North Africa's first free local election Tunisia is regarded as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring after avoiding major violence or a return to authoritarian rule. -
World News Mosque blast in eastern Afghanistan kills 14, injures 36 No one has claimed responsibility so far. -
France Paris museum opens its doors to nudists Naturists described the development as a breakthrough in one of the world's cultural capitals -
No Comment Toasting UK royals with a 'Markle Sparkle?' It's an American thing It may not be on the menu at the upcoming wedding of Britain's Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle, but some Yanks will toast the happy couple with a "Markle Sparkle." -
Turkey Turkey's President Erdogan promises to make his country a global power Erdogan spoke to thousands of supporters on Sunday in Istanbul ahead of next month's election -
France Emmanuel Macron's first year in power - could do better The young president came to power promising to shake things up. But has he taken France a step back to presidential pomp and popular confrontation? -
No Comment Robots and AI welcome guests at a hotel in Tokyo Robots and smart devices are the face of some new hotels in Japan, where owners are using hi-tech ways to offer a friendly welcome to guests who don't speak the language. -
No Comment Hong Kong mothers stage breastfeeding flashmob protest Dozens of breastfeeding mothers took over Hong Kong's Central financial district on Saturday (May 5) to protest over prejudices against giving nourishment to their little ones in public. -
No Comment Aid organisation says almost 100 people killed in weeks of flooding in Kenya Six people have drowned in Kenya in overnight flooding and 11 others are missing, local authorities said Friday, the latest of dozens of deaths caused by heavy seasonal rains in recent weeks. -
No Comment Timelapse video captures lava flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano The United States Geological Survey (USGS) released a timelapse video of lava flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano, filmed from day to night on April 25 to April 26 from the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. -
No Comment Mexicans celebrate Cinco de Mayo The holiday has caught the imagination of Mexicans and other Latinos around the world, particularly those living in United States -
World News Iran's Rouhani says plans in place for any Trump decision on nuclear deal Trump has signaled he will withdraw from the agreement by May 12 if it is not renegotiated and changed. -
United Kingdom ‘Human error’ leaves 1,500 UK doctors in limbo after job offers are pulled A trade union has said it is “appalled” after around 1,500 junior doctors in Britain lost job offers on Friday due to an administrative error in the recruitment process. -
Afghanistan Many killed in Afghan blast Dozens of people have been killed or injured in a blast at an Afghan mosque as people gathered after afternoon prayers. -
Iran Iran's president warns Donald Trump he'll regret it if he ends nuclear deal President Hassan Rouhani assures Iranians that "no change will occur in our lives next week" regardless of what the US president decides. -
Argentina Marches in Peru & Argentina demand new cannabis laws Countries dragging their feet on applying relaxations on medical grounds and patients are suffering, say campaigners. -
Earth News Dublin's best spots to visit during a business trip A Living it guide to mixing the best of business and pleasure in Dublin, Ireland. -
Russia Putin critic Navalny is released after nationwide rallies prompt hundreds of arrests Vladimir Putin’s most vocal critic called for nationwide protests against the Russian leader on Saturday, two days before his inauguration. -
Turkey Ankara hit by unprecedented downpour Hours of rain falls in minutes as one district of the Turkish capital sees streets swept clear of cars and roadside businesses by flash floods, injuring several people. -
Sport Porto fans celebrate Primeira Liga title win Porto fans headed to the city centre's Liberdade Square to celebrate their first league crown for five seasons - a result which ends Benfica's recent dominance where they had captured the last four Primeira Liga titles. -
Sport Real Madrid looking to end Barcelona's winning streak in El Clasico Its el Clasico time in Spain and though Barcelona have won La Liga and are 11 points ahead of their Madrid rivals, there is plenty at stake. -
Poland One dead, four missing after unprecedented tremor traps Polish miners underground Race to save four missing men is on after earthquake near Czech border hits team drilling new deep corridor 900 metres below surface. -
World News One year on, is France's golden boy Macron losing his luster? France's youthful president may struggle to maintain the early momentum behind his painful reforms. -
Sport Lebron James masterclass sinks Toronto Raptors LeBron James banked in a running floater as time expired to cap off a 38-point effort, and the Cleveland Cavaliers took a commanding 3-0 series lead with a dramatic 105-103 victory over the visiting Toronto Raptors on Saturday night at Quicken Loans Arena. -
USA Stormy Daniels calls for Trump's resignation in 'SNL' skit Daniels made a surprise cameo in a skit spoofing President Donald Trump's two most famous lawyers Michael Cohen and Rudy Giuliani. -
Pakistan Cave-in kills 23 miners in Pakistan At least 23 victims were all reportedly from same village. -
Gaza Explosion in Gaza building kills six Hamas members Hamas's military wing accuses Israel, but the army denies involvement. -
United Kingdom Britain’s royals release first official pictures of Prince Louis Prince Louis, who was born on April 23, is Prince William and Kate’s third child and fifth in line to the throne. -
Lebanon As chaos swirls on Lebanon's doorstep, the people get a say, at last It's been nearly a decade since the people of Lebanon had a chance to determine their country's future in a parliamentary vote. Much has changed since then, and not all for the better. -
World News Toxic gas replaces lava as top concern on Hawaii's Big Island Officials say some residents of Leilani Estates might be able to return after the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii goes quiet. -
World News So cute! See the first official photo of Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte together The royal children are just precious.