7 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News They lived modestly and quietly saved. Then they left millions to charity. These frugal millionaires wore faded clothes and drove used cars, keeping their fortunes a secret until their death. -
Hungary Thousands protest at Hungary government About 100 demonstrators formed a chain front of the parliament building to oppose the rule of Orbán Viktor and his party Fidesz. -
Czech Republic Night Wolves biker group arrives in Prague Motorbike group with close ties to Vladimir Putin causes tensions as they visit the Czech capital. -
USA Trump Iran decision expected on Tuesday US President Donald Trump has tweeted that he will announce his decision on whether to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal on Tuesday. -
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Italy Italy president seeks 'neutral' government Italy’s president Sergio Mattarella has urged politicians to try and break the country's political deadlock by forming a 'neutral' government that could rule until the end of the year. -
Europe News Putin inauguration speech 'devoid of any content' Russian President gave very little away about what to expect from his term, analyst tells Euronews. -
No Comment Heavy rain and hail batter China Heavy rain and hail fell in many parts of China on Sunday and Monday, while flooded roads severely disrupted traffic. -
Tunisia Tunisia's Islamist Ennahda party claims victory in municipal elections The party says it will continue to govern by consensus -
No Comment Lawnmower racing season kicks off in the UK The lawnmower racing season began on Sunday in West Sussex, UK, with competitors keen to get their quest to be British champion off to a good start. -
No Comment Take a look around Patagonia's biggest penguin colony Take a look around the largest Magellanic penguin colony in Patagonia, Argentina. -
World News Italian president calls for formation of 'neutral government' Italy's President Sergio Mattarella says the formation of a 'neutral government' would be useful to work on the 2019 budget and resign in December. -
No Comment Spectacular lightning flashes illuminate the sky in Australia Impressive flashes of lightning could be seen above Moonta, Australia, today before a storm hit the town. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Is Macron making a mark one year on? -
Singapore Angkor's 'modern history' with France reveals the politics of art The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore has decided to unveil this extraordinary story with its latest exhibit — and in an interview with Euronews. -
France Talks drag on as French rail unions and government lock horns on services' future Rolling strikes continue as talks grind on with unions determined to preserve the SNCF's public service ethos. -
Economy UnFAirbnb - is Airbnb lobbying Brussels to veto European cities' regulation? Have you struggled to find an affordable place to live? It could be the Airbnb effect. -
World News The winning formula: What does it take to bag Eurovision victory? What do you need to take home the prize from the battlefield that is the Eurovision Song Contest? Euronews investigates. -
Greece Greek court frees rescue workers Three Spanish firefighters had been accused of migrant trafficking -
Latvia History’s fault lines: WWII commemorations show up Latvia’s checkered past Tracing back to World War II shows many Latvian families divided by the battlefield, with relatives literally fighting on opposite sides — some on the side of the Waffen SS and others with the Red Army. -
Cult Classical magic in Malta! The sixth Malta International Music Festival has brought together world-class artists for moments of unforgettable magic in Valetta, the 2018 European capital of culture. -
United Kingdom Police boost London patrols as gun violence spikes over holiday weekend The killing spree in London continues to show no sign of abatting a rise in crime in the capital -
Iraq Hope remains high ahead of Iraq election There's considerable focus on the Iraqi city of Mosul ahead of elections on Saturday. The city was destroyed during a long battle with so-called Islamic State. -
Lebanon Hezbollah makes gains in Lebanese election Hezbollah does well in Sunday's parliamentary election but it does not give them overall power as Prime Minister Saad Hariri is likely to form a new coalition. -
Series Momine Khatun Mausoleum - an architectural treasure "We go and only wind is left. We pass away and only a work remains." In our Postcard from Azerbaijan, these poignant words feature on a 12th century monument built in honour of a very special woman. -
Economy Macron's EU ambitions, one year on After a year in office, how much progress has the French President made with his vision for a deeper Europe? -
Iran UK joins diplomatic fight to save Iran nuclear deal President Trump is threatening to pull out of the accord if "flaws" are not addressed -
Adventures The sky's the limit in Batumi In this new episode of Georgian Adventures, we hop on board a cable car to discover Batumi, one of Georgia's biggest cities and its most popular Black Sea resort -
Adventures Lia Phutkaradze: "Batumi brings people together" Lia Phutkaradze is a Batumi activist whose NGO "Saorsa" ("freedom") is helping local women and men to get employed or succeed in self-employment at Georgian and international labour markets. -
Adventures Georgian Adventures: Georgia is also a place to ski! In our Georgian Adventures, we discover Georgia's best-known ski resort, Gudauri, and the activities to be found there. Some are not for the faint-hearted! -
Next Series Testing the water: how to make fish farming more sustainable Futuris travelled to Hungary to see how scientists are working to develop a more efficient and more sustainable aquaculture sector in Europe -
Economy Coffee giants join forces as Nestle gets to distribute Starbucks' products worldwide The Seattle company goes to Switzerland to firm up its bottom line with a licence deal that allows Nestle to trade with its world number one brand. -
Germany 'Nazi Grandma' arrested after she fails to show up for prison Police have issued an arrest warrant for 'Nazi Grandma' after she failed to show up for her prison sentence. -
Russia Watch: Putin takes a very long, lonely walk to his fourth term Putin undertook a lengthy walk through the sprawling corridors of the Kremlin to reach his swearing-in ceremony. Euronews has created a sped-up version. -
Lebanon Turnout turnoff as Lebanese voters stay away from vote that changes little Less than half the electorate voted in a poll that strengthens Hezbollah and pro-Iranian forces, and saw the return of major pro-Assad figures, but Prime Minister Hariri is expected to stay on. -
France Klimt paintings go digital in new Paris expo Experience the Austrian artist like never before in a new immersive exhibition -
Russia Putin ditches imported cars in favour of 'Russian-made limousine' The Russian president has been known to favour Mercedes-Benz vehicles. -
Economy Air France-KLM shares fall after CEO announces his resignation The airline's latest pay offer to staff was rejected in a union ballot -
Turkey US Pastor faces up to 35 years in prison in Turkey President Trump took to Twitter in support of Pastor Brunson saying he was being imprisoned for “no reason” in Turkey and he urged President Erdoğan to release him. -
World News Dumping Iran nuclear deal 'a mistake,' Britain warns Trump Britain's foreign secretary says the Obama-era pact has "weaknesses" but can be fixed. -
No Comment 'US Embassy' road signs put up in Jerusalem At least three US Embassy road signs have been put up in Jerusalem ahead of next week's opening of the mission, in accordance with President Donald Trump's recognition of the city as Israel's capital. -
Israel Road signs go up for US Embassy in Jerusalem The road signs went up a week before the US Embassy's opening, which will coincide with the 70th anniversary of Israel's founding. -
World News Public shaming helps stop city of 4 million people from running dry Residents of the South African city have been forced to radically change their relationship with water. -
Greece Spanish aid workers on trial for people smuggling in Greece acquitted of charges Three Spanish firefighters accused of people smuggling in Greece have been acquitted of all charges. -
Iran Where do countries stand on the Iran nuclear deal? Several countries are fighting to save the 2015 pact in which Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear activity in return for sanctions relief. President Trump has threatened to ditch the "insane" deal on May 12. -
India Second teen raped, set alight in India: police Reports of the attack come amid shock over the death of a 16-year-old girl in Jharkhand's Chatra district who was raped and burned to death. -
Egypt No hidden rooms in Tutankhamun's tomb In 2015, British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves proposed, after analysis of high-definition laser scans, that queen Nefertiti's tomb could be concealed behind wall paintings -
World News Which European nations are most glued to their screens? Screens are ubiquitous: computers, tablets, TVs, mobile phones. But how much time do Europeans spend gazing at them outside work? -
France Macron one year in office - his vision for Europe In a speech at Versaille to mark his first year in office President Emmanuel Macron spoke of the battle for the heart of Europe and his vision for the continent -
Slovenia Donald Tusk on two-day visit to Slovenia Tusk is in the country ahead of an EU summit featuring Western Balkan leaders -
USA More fissures open up across island after Kilauea erupution Nearly 2,000 people who had been evacuated were given a 10-hour window to prepare for the possibility they may not return for quite some time -
Iran UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson in US for Iran talks Britain's Foreign Secretary will try to persuade the US not to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal at the end of the week -
World News Lava damages 26 homes in Hawaii eruption "There's no sign of slowing down. We had some pauses yesterday, but there's a lot of magma underground." -
Lebanon Turnout down in Lebanese poll Party faithful celebrate first election for nine years in Lebanon as all sides await official results -
USA Boris Johnson urges Trump: enforce Iran nuclear deal, don't break it The UK's foreign secretary is in the US as the deadline approches for Trump to pull out of 2015 deal on Iran's nuclear programme. -
World News Haspel considered withdrawing as CIA nominee, sources say Haspel decided to go ahead with Wednesday's confirmation hearing after a weekend phone call with President Donald Trump. -
World News King Tut's tomb not concealing hidden rooms after all "Unfortunately, our work is not supporting this theory," a disappointed expert says.