11 May 2018 | Euronews
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Syria Iran has backed Syria's "right to defend itself". It's after Israel launched heavy strikes on what it said was Iranian military infrastructure inside Syria. -
World News We've found the world's deepest plastic bag, say scientists Details of the discovery have been published in a marine journal as part of a 30-year study into deep-sea plastic pollution. -
France Students protest against French government's university reforms Protesting students have blocked other students from sitting their exams in at least three universities. -
Kenya Was the Kenyan dam that burst and killed 47 people, built illegally Water and Sanitation Minister Simon Chelugui said it did not meet regulations, but the general manager of the farm denied that the dam lacked the necessary approvals -
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Gaza Israel clashes with Gaza protesters for seventh week running Hamas has warned of a mass protest on Tuesday that could break through the border fence -
USA Magnus Carlsen plays the world versus 15 event was held at the UN HQ The 27 year old Norwegian played fast against a wide age range from an 8 year old to a 66 year old. -
Poland Polish MPs vote to cut their own pay after bonus scandal Polish MPs have voted to give themselves a 20% pay cut after a bonus scandal involving senior ministers. -
Portugal Eurovision Song Contest 2018: who would you like to win? Listen to the acts in Saturday night's Eurovision final and tell us your favourite. -
United Kingdom Junk food ad ban on London public transport London Mayor Sadiq Khan wants to help tackle child obesity in the UK capital -
France French locals in uproar over famous fort’s controversial circles At first glance the yellow strips on a famous French fort look fake. But they're very much real and some locals are upset. -
World TV star Joelle and the growing business of beauty in the Middle East This week Inspire Middle East goes beneath the surface of the region’s cosmetics industry. -
Cult 'Nuits Sonores' 2018: 'Nights of Sound' in Lyon! They are dancing until dawn at the annual electronic music festival in the French city of Lyon -
World News Trump nominates US ambassador to EU: What you need to know President Donald Trump nominated Gordon D. Sondland to become the next US ambassador to the EU, nearly a year and a half after the previous one was let go. -
Cinema Banned Kenyan film screened at Cannes 'Rafiki', a girl-meets-girl romance screening at Cannes, will not be shown in Kenya, where it has been banned -
Bulgaria Search for top Bulgarian mountaineer missing in bid to reach Tibetan summit 18 years ago he survived cancer but developed diabetes while receiving chemotherapy; 3 years ago, he survived a coma after being struck by a car while researching wildlife in the Pirin Mountains of Bulgaria; now he is missing on a Tibetan mountain. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Trump thumps Iran -
USA Probe underway after a Tesla electric car killed two teenagers in Florida The National Transportation Safety Board has sent a team to Fort Lauderdale after the vehicle went up in flames when it crashed. -
USA Toxic gas warning in Hawaii Experts are warning of toxic gas emissions from Hawaii's erupting volcano -
Economy Populist parties in Italy close to a deal The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right League said they had made progress towards forming a government -
World News Family of 7 dead in Australia's worst mass shooting in 22 years It's the country's worst mass shooting since a lone gunman killed 35 people in Tasmania in 1996. -
Hungary EU should give up 'nightmares' of United States of Europe: Orban As he kicked off his fourth term as prime minister, Viktor Orban spoke about the end of liberal democracy in Hungary, refusing EU's "nightmares" of United States of Europe, and his foreign policies plans during his acceptance speech at parliament. -
United Kingdom UK's Electoral Commission fines Brexit campaign group Leave.EU exceeded the 2016 referendum's spending limit and failed to correctly report its funding. -
Earth News Interview with Ellen Von Unwerth at the Opera Gallery Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Rhianna, Lady Gaga. “I shot them all”. -
Iraq Iraq goes to the polls Analysts say the election will shape attempts to heal the country’s deep divisions and could shift the regional balance of power. -
World News Frightened Rabbit singer found dead The missing musician had tweeted: "Be so good to everyone you love. It's not a given ... I'm away now. Thanks." -
USA Why witchcraft is making a comeback among US feminists A growing number of young people — mainly women — are being drawn to a new brand of witchcraft. -
Gaza Gaza tension as hundreds march towards fence with Israel Trouble anticipated as Nakba Day approaches on May 15 -
Travel News Half a day in Los Angeles Natalie Lefevre describes how she makes the most of LA -
Germany Cost of living in Berlin is rising The city famously dubbed 'poor but sexy' by a former mayor is becoming a lot more expensive to live in -
Spain Rafa Nadal sets new world record Spain's tennis world number one smashes John McEnroe's 34-year-old record for winning 50 consecutive sets -
Next Series Can industrial waste be mined and recycled in sustainable ways? 'Futuris' investigates whether landfill sites are really treasure troves! -
World News Anti-American cleric rebrands himself as Iraq election looms The firebrand cleric who led a militia blamed for American deaths and ethnic cleansing has distanced himself from former patron Iran. -
Europe News Eurovision: more than words? It's kitsch, but the Eurovision song contest — culminating in Lisbon this weekend — also confronts Brussels politics. -
China High rise housing for hogs Multi-storey pig farms are rising out of China's mountains. -
USA US Democrats release 3,500 Russian Facebook ads Democrats on the House intelligence committee have released more than 3,500 Facebook ads they claim were created or promoted by a Russian internet agency, before and after the 2016 election. They provide the fullest picture yet of Russia's attempt to sow racial and political division in the United -
Germany Anti-Semitism is back in the open in Germany "For many Germans, no one in their right mind would be anti-Semitic and there is an astonishment that they have to deal with it again." -
United Kingdom Brexit campaign broke referendum rules Leave.EU overspent and may have broken the law by not revealing its funding correctly, Electoral Commission finds. -
USA US slaps Iran with sanctions over 'malign activity' The United States has slapped fresh sanctions on Iran for what it calls "malign activity". The penalties are imposed on six people and three companies it says have ties to Iran's elite military force, the Revolutionary Guard Corps -
Cult Chinese channel banned from Eurovision Mango TV refused to show some of the Eurovision performances. -
World News Israel-Iran flare-up: Euronews answers How serious is the escalation in hostilities between Israel and Iran? What's been the international reaction to the clashes in Syria? -
Australia Children among seven dead after shooting in Australia Police say four children and three adults have been found dead in Western Australia. -
France Palestine and Saudi Arabia make debuts at Cannes marketplace For the first time, Palestinian filmmakers have an official business presence at Cannes -
Democratic Republic Of Congo DR Congo confirms new outbreak of Ebola virus The Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed the first death in a new outbreak of the Ebola virus in the central African country. Health Minister Oly Ilunga said that a further 11 people had been infected, including three medical staff. -
Portugal Fans gather in Portugal for the Eurovision finale Eurovision fans are gathering in Portugal ahead of the annual song contest. With the semi finals out of the way, 43 countries will take part in Saturday's event at the Altice Arena in Lisbon. -
World News White House aide mocks McCain's cancer: 'He's dying anyway' The White House declined to deny the remarks made by communications aide Kelly Sadler. -
World News Trump says he's aiming for new Iran deal that is 'better for them' "I hope to be able to make a deal with them, a good deal, a fair deal — a good deal for them, better for them," Trump said at an Indiana campaign rally. -
World News Remains found near Hart family crash site in California Search teams descended on a Mendocino County beach where remains of a foot were found, as two members of the Hart family remain missing.