13 May 2018 | Euronews
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Sport This is more like it! Hamilton dominates Spanish Grand Prix -
Democratic Republic Of Congo British tourists kidnapped in Congo speak out after being freed Two British tourists who were kidnapped in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Friday have been released, Britain’s foreign minister Boris Johnson confirmed Sunday. -
Georgia Thousands protest in Georgia after police arrest clubgoers Police arrested eight people on Friday night in two popular clubs in Tbilisi on suspicion of drug dealing and demonstrators say the operation was heavy-handed. -
World News As it happened this morning: Monday 14 May Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
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Russia Hundreds demand internet freedoms in Moscow rally It's the second protest since Russian authorities banned the Telegram app, a free messaging service, on April 16. -
World News Trump tells Commerce Department to help Chinese telecom ZTE At issue is that department's move last month to block telecom giant ZTE Corp. from importing American components for seven years. -
Sport Yates throws down gauntlet British debutant scores impressive victory in Giro D'Italia -
Hungary Eurosceptic Hungary marks EU Day Hungary's been an EU state for 14 years, but Viktor Orban's govermnent now accuses the bloc of infringing on its sovereignty. -
France 'One year is enough!': Anti-Macron protests continue in France Thousands of people assembled in Paris on Sunday to protest ahead of French President Emmanuel Macron’s one year anniversary as leader. -
Israel Security is stepped up ahead of Jerusalem embassy move Israel is stepping up security ahead of the opening on Monday of the new US Embassy in Jerusalem -
Cuba Cuba and Albania march for LGBT rights Members of Cuba's LGBT community staged a colourful parade through the streets of Havana on Saturday .... while a similar march took place in Albania. -
Indonesia Family of six behind wave of blasts targeting three churches in Indonesia Police say a mother and her two daughters, one of them a 9 year old, blew themselves up while the father and two sons targeted two other places of worship. -
Israel Trump delegation arrives in Israel ahead of controversial embassy opening President Donald Trump’s daughter and son-in-law have arrived in Israel ahead of the controversial opening of the US embassy in Jerusalem. -
Sport Mancini in line for Italian national coaching post Zenit terminates former Man City manager's contract -
World News U.S. delegation arrives in Jerusalem ahead of controversial embassy move The decision to move the embassy upended decades of Washington policy and sparked heavy criticism in the Palestinian territories and beyond. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo British tourists kidnapped in DR Congo released Two Britons kidnapped in Democratic Republic of Congo Virunga National Park have been released, Britain's Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said. -
USA Americans prepare for the Royal Wedding on Saturday In Meghan's home state of California, a British shop selling Royal memorabilia is well stocked in L.A. -
World News Why scientists trained this tiny spider to jump on command Jump, Kim! Jump! -
World News Paris knife attack: Police arrest friend of knifeman in Strasbourg A man armed with a knife embarked on a stabbing spree in Paris on Saturday. Police said one person was killed and four others wounded. -
France Police say Paris knife attacker was born in Checnhya And they reveal that he was known to be a possible threat to national security. -
Iraq US foe al-Sadr leads Iraq election Baghdad residents blamed the weak turnout in the parliamentary elections on a lack of political change in the country. -
No Comment Berlin responds to crayfish plague: If you can't beat them, eat them North American crayfish that spilled en masse into Berlin's parks last summer will soon be appearing in the city's restaurants after its government authorised fishermen to remove them from public ponds. -
France Eyewitnesses describe the panic as the Paris stabbings unfolded A man killed a 29-year-old in the French capital's Opera district on Saturday and wounded four others, before being shot dead by police. -
No Comment Cubans march against homophobia Thousands of members of Cuba's LGBT community staged a colourful parade through the streets of Havana on Saturday (May 12), marching against homophobia and calling for equal rights for the community. -
No Comment 82 women walk the red carpet in Cannes film festival protest Eighty-two women climbed the steps of the Palais des Festivals at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday in an unprecedented red carpet protest to press for improved gender equality in the film industry. -
No Comment Eurovision Song Contest winner, Netta, performs 'Toy' during grand final Netta Barzilai is sassy, she's fun and she can sing — and now the Israeli has won the Eurovision Song Contest with a catchy techno dance tune about women's empowerment. -
Burundi Armed attackers kill 26 in Burundi At least 26 people were killed and seven others wounded in an attack in Burundi's north western province of Cibitoke late on Friday, less than a week before a constitutional referendum, a local administrator and residents said. -
Israel Israel goes wild after Netta wins Eurovision Song Contest Even the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has a go at the "chicken dance." -
No Comment Hundreds protest in Georgia after police raid night clubs Hundreds gathered in the centre of Georgia's capital Tbilisi on Saturday (May 12) to protest against armed police raids on two nightclubs and to demand the resignation of the country's prime minister and interior minister. -
No Comment Iraqis cast votes in general election Iraqis cast their votes in the ethnically-mixed city of Kirkuk and the once-Islamic State stronghold of Mosul on Saturday (May 12) as the polling day drew to a close. -
No Comment 'The Love Boat' cast reunites in Hollywood for Walk of Fame event Stars of the classic comedy "The Love Boat" reunited Thursday (10 MAY 2018) to receive an honorary plaque on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. -
No Comment AI robots on display in China Integration between artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics industry has been one of the major highlights at the ongoing Fifth China Robotop and Intellectual Economic Talent Summit, which kicked off on Wednesday in Yuyao City, east China's Zhejiang Province. -
Indonesia Suicide bombers kills at least a dozen in attacks on churches in Indonesia So-called Islamic State claim respnsibility, but police say they suspect the bombers are members of a homegrown group inspired by IS. -
Portugal Israel wins Eurovision Song Contest Israel's Netta Barzilai won the Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon on Saturday, bringing Israel its fourth victory in the glitzy pageant, watched by over 200 million people around the world, and the right to host the event next year. -
Afghanistan Around 15 people are killed after bomb blasts in Jalalabad A gun battle continued for several hours with around a dozen attackers who ran into a government building with machine guns and rocket propelled grenades -
World News Ahead of Trump-Kim talks, South Koreans fear their prisoners will be forgotten President Trump welcomed home three Americans freed from North Korea this week, but the fate of other detainees remains uncertain ahead of his summit with Kim Jong Un. -
World News Carriage rides and sniffer dogs: Huge security op to blanket royal wedding "You have a celebration and a royal family that like to be accessible to the public. That has to be matched against security." -
World News Britain's Rich List shows wealth becoming more meritocratic Majority of Britain's 1,000 wealthiest people are self-made with old money losing ground, the annual Rich List shows. -
France French anti-terror unit to investigate Paris knife attack An assailant shouting "Allah Akbar" killed a passer-by in a knife attack that also wounded four others in the heart of Paris late on Saturday before he was shot dead by police, French authorities said. -
World News Perpetrator of Paris knife attack was born in Chechnya, Russia, in 1977: judicial sources Perpetrator of Paris knife attack was born in Chechnya, Russia, in 1977: judicial sources -
Portugal Toy is a song about empowerment, says Eurovision winner Netta's supporters celebrated not only her Eurovision win but the message behind the victory. The Israeli singer described her song as one of empowerment, wrapped in a heavy vibe. -
World News Suicide bombers attack churches in Indonesia, at least 6 dead Authorities suspect a Islamist State-inspired group of being behind the attack although there was no immediate claim of responsibility. -
World News Knife attack in Paris kills 1, hurts 4; suspect also dead "France once again pays the price of blood, but does not give an inch to the enemies of freedom," President Emmanuel Macron said.