10 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News As it happened this morning: Friday 11 May Follow our live coverage of key unfolding stories in Europe and beyond. -
World News Ex-Catalan leader Puigdemont proposes candidate to head regional government -
World News How do I know if I have Lyme disease? The one telltale sign you should look for With the summer months just ahead, it's time to start taking early precautions to ward off harmful ticks carrying Lyme disease. -
World News Now we know what will happen when the sun dies New study suggests our star will become 'one of the prettiest objects in the night sky.' -
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No Comment Putin improves hockey stats with goal on ice Russian President Vladimir Putin took to the ice on Thursday in Sochi and, with a little help from a team of retired hockey legends, scored five goals. -
No Comment Macron, receiving Charlemagne prize, calls for an ambitious Europe French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday urged Germany to be bold in its ambition for European renewal, saying the European Union could not afford to show weakness and division in the face of outside threats and resurgent nationalism within its borders. -
No Comment Rare Pallas cats debut at Chester Zoo Four rare felines, known as the "world's fluffiest cats" have a new home at Chester Zoo, in the north of England. -
World News Spanish lawmakers vote to debate euthanasia Euthanasia — or assisted dying — is currently illegal in Spain but lawmakers have approved a motion to debate a bill which would make it legal to cause or help cause the 'painless' death of people in certain cases. -
USA Google's new human-voiced assistant raises ethics issues Alphabet's developers have given Google a powerful new feature to offer users, but critics warn about the blurring of lines between humans and artificial intelligence. Do we need to know when we are talking to a robot, or not? -
Argentina Argentina's peso protests Two weeks of financial market volatility has seen the peso hit new lows and the central bank increase interest rates up to 40% -
USA California becomes the first U.S. state to mandate solar panels Most new homes will have to include solar panels after 2020 -
World News Toronto van attack suspect hit with three more charges Alek Minassian now faces 10 counts of murder and 16 attempted murder charges -
Portugal Who made it through to the final of Eurovision 2018? Find out what happened on Thursday when 18 countries were competing to make it through to the final of Eurovision on Saturday evening. -
No Comment Empty chair at Cannes for detained Russian rock biopic director There was an empty chair at a Cannes news conference on Thursday for Russian film director Kirill Serebrennikov, under house arrest back home in a fraud case his producer called "ridiculous". -
USA Boston Celtics persevere to victory over Philadelphia 76ers The Celtics will now take on LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Eastern Conference finals -
Portugal 'Women support women!' Eurovision presenter Catarina Furtado on her team Portuguese television star Catarina Furtado, 45, is one of four women that will present this year’s Eurovision. She has been speaking to Euronews about what the song contest means to her and how it links in with her charity work to improve women’s rights. -
Iraq Security forces vote in Iraq elections Special voting is expected to take place at nearly 500 polling stations for groups not able to vote on Saturday -
Iceland Women at Hard Rock Cafe told to ‘wear skirts, not trousers’ Female employees at a music-themed restaurant in Iceland have been told to wear skirts to work, it has been claimed. -
World News One dead, two seriously injured in mosque attack in South Africa Three people armed with guns and knives attacked worshippers at a mosque in Durban, slitting the throats of three people before fleeing -
United Kingdom Britain apologises for appalling treatment of Libyan dissident & his wife UK intelligence services helped the CIA abduct Abdul Hakim Belhadj and his then-pregnant wife in 2004 from Thailand to return them to Tripoli, where Abdul was tortured. Now Britain has admitted its mistake and paid compensation. -
World News Iranians fret about the future after Trump exits nuclear deal With the agreement now on the rocks, some Iranians feel double-crossed by America and say they are pessimistic about their country's future. -
World News Trump announces he will meet Kim Jong-un in Singapore on June 12 The occasion would make Donald Trump the first ever sitting US president to meet a leader of the communist, autocratic state in its 73-year history. -
World News Over 4 million anti-Semitic posts recorded on Twitter in one year: report A report from the Anti-Defamation League estimated that some 3 million Twitter users posted or retweeted 4.2 million anti-Semitic English-language tweets in the 12 months ending on Jan 28, 2018. -
Ecotech Rolls-Royce reveals new luxury SUV Rolls-Royce has unveiled its long-awaited SUV, marking several firsts for the super-luxury car company. -
France Polanski threatens to sue Oscars Academy The director claims the Academy's decision to expel him was illegal and is demanding a fair hearing -
World News New batch of Russian Facebook ads released. Here's who was targeted. The ads highlight how Russia's efforts focused on divisive cultural issues -
United Kingdom UK food costs could rise after Brexit. Which foods will be affected? Food prices in Britain could soar and supply could be throttled if Westminster fails to secure a post-Brexit free trade deal with the EU by 2020, according to a new parliamentary report. -
Zimbabwe Woman has arm bitten off by crocodile in Zimbabwe, marries fiance shortly after A crocodile attack did not impede a 25-year-old Zimbabwean woman from getting married five days later. -
Italy Anti-terror raid in Italy Police say they have dismantled a network of Syrians and Moroccans suspected of funnelling money to support Islamist militants in the Middle East -
World News Royal wedding: The people trying to cash in Retailers, pubs and hotels are all trying to cash in on the Royal Wedding taking place on may 19 in Windsor. But they're not the only ones. -
World News Trump praises Kim Jong Un as he welcomes freed Americans "They've been through a lot," the president said on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland overnight. -
France Cannes honours Scorsese as festival rewards contribution to cinema The American director of "Taxi Driver", (Palme d'Or 1974), is given a standing ovation receiving the Directors' Fortnight award. -
United Kingdom Sir Alex Ferguson out of intensive care The former Manchester United manager underwent emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage on Saturday -
Armenia Armenia's victory for the people faces at least 3 challenges | View After the euphoria, challenges and cautious optimism in a new Armenia -
Earth News Flamenco as therapy Immersion in healing flamenco dance classes in Barcelona, Spain -
World News 92-year-old to be world's oldest elected leader after unexpected win His alliance defeated a coalition that had ruled the Southeast Asian nation for six decades. -
World News Who are the world's oldest leaders? After the election victory of Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad, aged 92, Euronews profiles some pensioners past and present who have occupied the world stage. -
World News 'Most wanted' ISIS commanders captured in cross-border sting operation Iraq captured five Islamic State commanders after its intelligence services lured them into crossing from neighboring Syria, state TV reported on Wednesday. -
USA President Trump welcomes three U.S. citizens released by North Korea Donald Trump thanked Kim Jong-un and said he thought a future meeting with the North Korean leader would be a big success -
France The technology behind the films at Cannes Euronews' reporter Belle Donati sees that behind the sun-kissed facades of the Cannes Film Festival the old ways in movieworld are under serious threat from new technologies. While they could mean trouble ahead for the industry, others see the remarkable opportunities they bring. -
Germany Brussels Brief: Macron receives the Charlemagne prize French President Emmanuel Macron will receive the Charlemagne prize on Thursday for "his vision of Europe." But what is the Charlemagne prize? Euronews answers your questions. -
World News Trump greets 'really great' Americans freed from North Korea "They've been through a lot," the president said on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. -
Malaysia Malaysia chooses world's oldest leader A 92-year-old politician is returning to run Malaysia. -
Kenya Dozens killed after dam burst in Kenya's Nakuru County: Rescue service A dam in Kenya burst late on Wednesday causing "huge destructions" said a government official. -
USA Kilauea volcano eruption could spray rocks for kilometers A large explosion in Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on Wednesday may mark the beginning of more violent, explosive eruptions that could spray rocks for kilometers and dust nearby towns in volcanic ash and smog, the U.S. Geological Survey said. -
Israel Syria blames Israel for missile strike Syria said it had intercepted Israeli missiles in an airstrike near Damascus as tensions rise -
World News Israel says Iranian forces fired rockets at Golan Heights posts The Israeli military said it "views this event with great severity and remains prepared for a wide variety of scenarios." -
World News Chris Brown sued by woman over orgy A woman identified as Jane Doe says she was sexually assaulted at Brown's house by two of his associates. -
Switzerland David Goodall, 104, ends his life in Switzerland David Goodall's death on Thursday (May 10) has reignited a debate about assisted-dying laws.