9 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News Pro-Trump billboard sparks social media debate The billboard, a warning aimed at those trying to impeach the president, sparked a flurry of comments after a photo of the sign went viral on Facebook. -
World News Childish Gambino's 'This is America' video is contemporary Shakespeare | View A key aspect of Shakespeare's works are their lack of easy answers. Likewise, Childish Gambino's latest music video refuses to provide cheap moralism. -
World News As it happened this morning: Thursday 10 May Join us for live text updates on the latest developments from Europe and beyond. -
World News Iran: Fate of the nuclear deal Europeans have pledged to "do everything" to save the deal to contain Iran's nuclear ambitions after the US withdrawal from the agreement -
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Estonia Estonian university is best performer among EU's newest states The University of Tartu in Estonia has been ranked the best among higher education institutions in the EU's newest states. -
Colombia Former FARC fighters 'murdered in Colombia' despite peace deal A state prosecutor said on Tuesday that in 2018 alone, at least 22 former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) members had been murdered, two years after the guerilla group agreed to end its 50-year war. -
No Comment Putin reviews Russia's 'invincible weapons' in Red Square military parade Russia's Vladimir Putin watched advanced jets carrying a hypersonic missile he has touted as invincible scream over Red Square on Wednesday, days after the start of his fourth presidential term. -
No Comment Royal wedding: Meghan Markle waxwork unveiled at Madame Tussauds museum A waxwork of Meghan Markle was unveiled on Wednesday at Madame Tussauds museum in London, 10 days before the U.S. actress weds Prince Harry. -
No Comment Tons of liquid chocolate spilled from overturned truck on Polish highway A truck has overturned on a Polish highway, spilling tons of liquid chocolate that solidified into a huge sticky mess. -
No Comment UK's Legoland unveils miniature royal wedding scene Legoland Windsor has unveiled a new miniature creation of Windsor Castle, complete with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in wedding attire, to celebrate the upcoming Royal Wedding. -
Europe News Europe's future in focus ahead of elections As Europe Day is marked, how much interest is there in EU politics ahead of next year's parliament elections? -
Spain Britain's Kyle Edmund in shock defeat over Djokovic Edmund overcame the 12-time Grand Slam champion in three sets -
Economy Will Iran's economy take a hit? There are concerns about the economic fallout from Donald Trump's decision to pull the US out of the 2015 nuclear-for-sanctions agreement with Tehran -
Smart Regions Laser research in Europe set to revolutionise our lives! The EU is pursuing cutting-edge research with the international 'Extreme Light Infrastructure' (ELI) project. As part of the groundbreaking work, the world's most powerful laser is being built -
Portugal English song dominance on the decline at Eurovision 2018 Eurovision likes to trumpet its diversity but the truth is songs have become almost monolingual. But is there fresh hope for those who want a bit more linguistic variety at the annual song contest? -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Europe Day puts bloc's future in focus -
France Ambulance operator told dying woman: 'Everyone dies one day' French woman was dead hours after her plea to emergency services was dismissed. -
North Korea North Korea releases three U.S. citizens The move is being seen as a goodwill gesture ahead of a planned meeting between President Donald Trump and the North Korean leader -
United Kingdom The royal wedding - when, what and how | Euronews answers Look no further. -
Cult Lyon's Nuits Sonores electro music festival Festival goers can enjoy DJs and bands from the international music scene -
World News Price of cocaine most expensive in New Zealand, cheapest in Colombia: report New Zealand and Australia are among some of the most expensive countries to buy cocaine in, a new survey published on Wednesday has revealed, while South American users pay the least. -
World News Billions at stake as U.S. tells foreign firms to stop doing business in Iran "U.S. Iran sanctions are hardly hitting any U.S. companies, but aim primarily at European ones," Swedish former PM Carl Bildt said. -
France Gilliam's 'Quixote' heads to Cannes The film has been dogged by disaster since Gilliam first decided to bring Cervante's novel to the big screen 20 years ago -
World News UK police launch Pink Panther-style manhunt The search is on for a diamond thief suspected of carrying out a number of jewel raids across Europe -
Europe News Europe Day: How much is there to celebrate? Roots of EU celebrated, as bloc faces rise in Euroscepticism -
World South Sudan: Fresh fighting flares, five years into civil war The upsurge in violence in the world's youngest state comes ahead of planned peace talks and amid desperate humanitarian conditions -
World Human enhancement and UAE’s Mars mission: the Future Forum's hot topics Microscopic vision, brain implants and the importance of the 2020 Emirati mission to Mars were highlights at the Future Forum in Abu Dhabi -
USA Houston Rockets through to Western Conference finals Houston's Chris Paul scores eight three-pointers to help his team overcome Utah Jazz. -
Europe News EU holds firm on Iran deal in wake of US pullout "The question is how aggressive the US are going to be in implementing the sanctions" -
Poland Choc-a-block: Milk chocolate spillage closes Polish motorway Polish drivers were left in a sticky situation after a lorry overturned and spilled its cargo of milk chocolate. -
World News Three Americans freed from North Korea ahead of Trump-Kim summit Detaining — and then releasing — U.S. citizens has given Pyongyang leverage in negotiations with Washington in the past. -
USA More evacuations in Hawaii Residents of a second neighbourhood have been warned to leave their homes as a volcanic eruption continues on Big Island. -
World News 80s nostalgia has brought the US Trump, Oliver North and hating Iran | View America seems trapped in a funhouse version of the bright lights, big city, greed-is-good swirl of that terrible decade -
Afghanistan Three suicide bombers target Kabul police stations At least six people were injured in the blasts on Wednesday morning -
World News To save Iran deal, Europe must boldly protect business against US sanctions | View Euronews speaks to an expert on nonproliferation and disarmament in the Middle East, Dina Esfandiary, about Trump's decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal. -
Russia Russia showcases hypersonic missile and robo-tank during Victory Day Parade What latest military hardware was wheeled out in Moscow for Russia's V Day celebrations? We take a look. -
World News The Brief from Brussels: why Europe Day matters Watch as Euronews journalist Bryan Carter explains what Europe Day is and why it matters. -
France Paris Saint Germain beat Les Herbier in French Cup to secure treble Paris Saint Germain beat Les Herbier in French Cup to secure treble -
United Kingdom Top European cities to study in These are the best cities in Europe to be a student -
Iran Iranians fearful and frustrated after Trump pulls out of deal For some Iranians Trump's move was predictable and typical -
Iran ‘Death to America’: Iran MPs burn American flag in parliament The lawmakers staged the demonstration on Wednesday morning, the day after Trump announced he was ditching the 2015 nuclear deal. -
France Can Cannes Film Festival adapt to changing times? Veteran US director Martin Scorsese and Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett officially opened the Cannes Film Festival, the first to be held since the cinema industry was rocked by the Harvey Weinstein scandal. -
USA Uber unveils concept for flying taxi One day you could by flying every day using the same technology that powers US military drones. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Ebola outbreak confirmed in DR Congo Local health officials reported 21 patients showing signs of the disease around the village of Ikoko Impenge, near the town of Bikoro. -
Syria Syria accuses Israel of missile strike Syrian state media accused Israel of launching missiles at a target near Damascus on Tuesday, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was quitting the Iranian nuclear deal, a move that had prompted Israel to go on high alert. -
USA As it happened this morning: May 9 The latest updates on today's news in Europe and around the world. -
World News Rockefeller family trophy paintings net $646 million to open auction Bidders came ready to spend big bucks and walked away with trophy paintings by Matisse, Monet and Picasso. -
France Cannes Film Festival kicks off with Spanish drama 'Everybody Knows' Actress Cate Blanchett led the way up the red carpet in Cannes on Tuesday as the film festival's rare majority-female jury opened the 71st movie festival. -
World News Trump kept his promise on Iran. But was it the right promise? The question now is whether withdrawing from the nuclear deal really makes the U.S. (and the world) a safer place. -
World News Stormy lawyer says Russian oligarch put $500K in Michael Cohen account Michael Avenatti provided no documentation for his claims, which he posted on Twitter