14 May 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Meghan Markle asks for 'respect' as dad reportedly to skip wedding "This is a deeply personal moment for Ms. Markle in the days before her wedding," Kensington Palace said in a statement. -
Gaza What is the Palestinian Nakba and why is it important? The deadly violence on the Gaza border on Monday — the bloodiest in years — has its roots in the Nakba, which happened 70 years ago today. -
Europe News US embassy against 'just solution' for Mideast, says Lebanon "We are going to resist, refuse and fight if we are attacked," foreign minister tells Euronews -
USA Melania Trump hospitalised after undergoing procedure for 'benign kidney condition' "The procedure was successful and there were no complications," the White House said. -
Spain What does Quim Torra’s election mean for Catalonia? Catalonia’s new leader elected by the region’s parliament is described as a hardline separatist who has vowed to continue the struggle for independence from Spain. -
Spain Flamenco therapy An innovative dance company in Spain uses Flamenco to help the disabled rediscover their self-belief. -
Spain Mixed reaction over Catalonia's new President Opposition party Ciudadanos says Quim Torra is a puppet for Puigdemont -
Business ADNOC CEO: 'We simply can and should invest in downstream' The CEO of oil giant ADNOC spoke to Euronews about plans to increase investment on downstream oil market -
Ukraine Kyiv locals offer free couches for footy fans priced out of Champions League finale It’s Dynamic Kyiv as locals in the Ukrainian capital mobilise to help football fans hit by high hotel prices for the Champions League final on May 26. -
No Comment Israelis divided on US embassy move, police remove protest banner Hours ahead of the opening ceremony for the new US embassy in Jerusalem, Israelis on both sides of the political divide on Monday expressed strong opinions on the move. -
Series Ilandagh: The mountain steeped in legend The beautiful site in Azerbaijan has plenty of tales to tell, from Noah's Ark to vicious snakes! -
Adventures Mtirala: Georgian nature at its purest The Mtirala National Park in Georgia's autonomous republic of Adjara is a protected site and a paradise for hiking, bird-watching and adventure! -
Adventures Georgian Adventures: Okatse Canyon From breathtaking views to extreme sports, Okatse Canyon has lots to offer visitors -
No Comment Israeli forces kill 16 in Gaza protests hours before U.S. embassy opening in Jerusalem Israeli troops killed at least 16 Palestinians along the Gaza border on Monday (May 14), health officials said, as demonstrators streamed to the frontier on the day the United States prepared to open its embassy in Jerusalem. -
No Comment Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai lands in Israel Israel's winner in the Eurovision song contest, Netta Barzilai, landed in Tel Aviv early on Monday (May 14), where she danced to a crowd of applauding fans and journalists, still on the runway. -
No Comment Russian children play football in bumper balls As the World Cup draws near, Russians adapt new ways to have fun on the pitch such as playing football in bumper balls. -
World News Which European countries have the best and worst LGBT rights? A new index says law and policy advances on LGBT rights have slowed down across Europe. -
Israel Around 40 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli troops Around 1,800 are injured at the Gaza border according to the Gaza health officials. Tens of thousands of demonstrators streamed to the frontier on the day the U.S. opened its embassy in Jerusalem -
United Kingdom The Old Vic theatre celebrates its 200th anniversary Big names in British acting from Lawrence Olivier to Dame Judi Dench performed at the famous auditorium over the years. -
World News Catalan parliament elects separatist Quim Torra as the Spanish region's new leader Catalonia's parliament has elected Quim Torra as its new regional leader. The parliament voted 66 in favour, 65 against and 4 abstentions for the election of Torra, who was handpicked by the Spanish region's exiled former leader, Carles Puigdemont. -
Israel US opens controversial new embassy in Jerusalem It comes amid a peak in violence along the Gaza border: Israeli forces killed dozens of Palestinians there on Monday. -
France Supermodels walk the walk for 'Fashion Relief' British supermodel Naomi Campbell has hosted her latest charity "Fashion for Relief" show in Cannes. -
World News U.S. tells Israel 'you are not alone' as Jerusalem embassy set to open Moving the diplomatic outpost breaks with decades of Washington policy and distances the U.S. from its allies, who have kept their embassies in Tel Aviv. -
United Kingdom Homeless EU Migrants could receive compensation from UK Government Hundreds of thousands of pounds could be paid out to rough sleepers who have been wrongly threatened with deportation by the Government. -
Russia Russian and Iranian foreign ministers discuss future of Iran nuclear deal Iran's Foreign Minister is in Moscow for talks with his Russian counterpart on the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal. -
Mexico Mexico bans 17 'false' transgender women running in local elections A Mexican state electoral body banned 17 men from various parties masquerading as transgender candidates in the upcoming elections. -
United Kingdom UK's MI5 chief wants greater European cooperation In the first public speech outside Britain by a serving head of MI5, Andrew Parker told European spy chiefs Islamic State militants are plotting "devastating and more complex attacks" -
France What is France’s ‘fiche S’ national security watch list? What purpose does France’s list of terror suspects serve, and why have some criticised it? -
Israel Deadliest day as dozens of Palestinians killed on Gaza border Dozens of Palestinians are killed and hundreds injured amid clashes on the Gaza border with Israeli troops. -
Europe News Brexit: fishing industry faces choppy waters Dutch fishing companies fear EU divorce will force them out of lucrative English waters -
Earth News Diamonds on Cannes' red carpet Living it goes behind the scenes to discover how celebrities get to wear the most dazzling diamonds at Cannes Film Festival 2018 -
United Kingdom UK announces huge cancer research cash boost It comes after the death of a much-admired politician from a brain tumour -
World News Jerusalem embassy to be opened by 'religious bigot,' Romney says The pastor denied the former GOP presidential candidate's claim he was a bigot, but added that he believed Mormonism was "wrong." -
World News Firebrand anti-U.S. cleric's coalition takes early lead in Iraqi elections The anti-American cleric will not become prime minister as he did not run but his apparent victory puts him in a position to pick someone for the job. -
United Kingdom May bows to public pressure over Grenfell UK prime minister appoints two additional experts to sit on public inquiry panel -
United Kingdom Erdogan begins three-day visit to Britain Supporters came out in force in London to welcome the Turkish president like a pop star ahead of meetings on security and business, talks with Theresa May, and a reception with Her Majesty the Queen. -
World News 'Peaceful human waves' of Palestinians aim to breach fence into Israel Nearly 50 demonstrators have died and more than 9,500 have been wounded during protests since March 30, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health. -
No Comment Central France hit by late snow flurries Residents of higher areas warned to avoid travel if possible as winter weather returns. -
Italy Coalition reportedly agreed for Italy The country has been in political limbo since elections in March -
World News Paris knife attack: What we know so far French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said a 29-year-old man has been killed in Saturday's attack in Paris. -
Indonesia Indonesian police say sucide bombing family attacks Surabaya police headquarters Family dies in attack but eight-year-old child survives, while at least one police officer dies and several other victims are wounded a day after an Islamic militant family is blamed for bombing three churches in country's second city, killing 13. -
France Paris attack: arrests in Strasbourg Focus of inquiry into ISIL-claimed fatal stabbing switches to eastern French city -
Iraq Moqtada al-Sadr set for surprise comeback in Iraqi elections With 95% of votes counted, Moqtadr al-Sadr in pole position to choose next prime minister