15 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News Woman replaces ex-boyfriend with cat in family photos When Chloe Forsberg broke up with her boyfriend of four years, her sister did what had to be done: replace Chloe's ex with pics of her cat in family photos. -
World News Auction of Prince memorabilia delights fans "It would be amazing to have a piece of him," says one fan. -
World News Facebook reveals how much abusive content it removes Facebook deleted 865.8 million posts during the first quarter of 2018 -
Israel Angry exchanges at the United Nations Security Council emergency meeting Exchanges were between Israel and Palestinian envoys. A number of nations also expressed concern at the level of violence during Monday's protests -
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France Figo and Abidal look ahead to Europa League Final Excitement builds in Lyon's City Centre for tonight's showdown between Atletico Madrid and Marseille, where two of Europe's footballing legends give their predictions. -
World News North Korea reportedly cancels talks with South The regime believes that drills between South Korean and U.S. air forces are a rehearsal for an invasion of the North, the Yonhap news agency reported. -
Russia Vigorous Vladimir? A look at the attempts to portray Putin as an all-action leader He’s flown planes and hang gliders, driven tanks, cruised around on a three-wheeled motorbike, taken up the controls of snowmobile, piloted a powerboat dressed in camouflage and shades and, perhaps, most famously, been pictured bare-chested while riding a horse. -
World News Grandmother says 10 children removed from Cali home 'lived in torture' "I can't believe we're going through this, my whole family, this is a nightmare." -
World Serbian President Vučić on EU bid and making "huge efforts” to normalise Kosovo relations Serbian President Vučić on EU bid and making "huge efforts” to normalise Kosovo relations -
Gaza Gaza City mourns 8-month-old Layla Al Ghandour The baby girl is among dozens of victims following Monday's clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops, the region's worst day of violence in four years. -
World News Co-pilot sucked halfway out of windshield during flight A seemingly routine flight from southwestern China to Tibet turned chaotic when a windshield burst open in mid-air, partially sucking out the co-pilot. -
World News How spying on penguins just might save them New system lets scientists keep tabs on penguins even from thousands of miles away. -
No Comment The Kerch Strait bridge is officially opened. The bridge across the Kerch Strait, which will connect the Crimean Peninsula and Krasnodar Region is officially opened. -
World News Spike Lee's 'BlacKkKlansman' debuts to standing ovation at Cannes Some critics are already hailing the film as Lee's best work in years. -
No Comment Tear gas fired to disperse Palestinian 'nakba' demonstration Israeli forces on Tuesday fired tear gas at Palestinians protesting in Bethlehem. -
Iraq Populist cleric set to be Iraq's new powerbroker In a stunning turnaround, the alliance led by firebrand cleric Moqtada al-Sadr is almost certainly headed for first place in Iraq's parliamentary election. -
World News Will Meghan Markle wear Princess Diana's tiara for the royal wedding? Something borrowed, something sparkly? -
No Comment Clashes between pro- and anti-Erdogan protesters in London Scuffles broke out between two groups of protesters and police outside Downing Street, ahead of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May later in the day. -
Europe News Mideast: should the EU step in? Official says Europe could play role of 'honest mediator' between Israelis and Palestinians. -
No Comment Hawaii volcano threatens to cut off more residents Lava flowing from giant rips in the earth on the flank of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano threatened highways on Monday (May 14), raising the possibility that officials will order thousands more residents to evacuate before access routes are cut off. -
USA Teen trains artificial intelligence to paint nude portraits — with surreal results An American teenager has trained artificial intelligence (AI) to paint nude portraits, and tells Euronews he couldn’t be happier with the “strange and surreal” results. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Stuck in Serbia -
Economy GDP grows across European Union The European Union’s statistics office, Eurostat, has released the first estimate of European GDP growth for 2018, with both the European Union and the Euro Area growing by 0.4 per cent. -
Croatia Racism and hate speech in Croatia 'is on the rise' Racism and hate speech is on the rise in Croatia and Serbs, Roma and the LGBT community are the main targets, according to the Council of Europe. -
Climate Now Climate Update: Warmest April on record in Europe The statistic comes from Copernicus, the EU's Earth Observation Programme -
Europe News EU and Iran 'make good start' on salvaging nuclear deal Iran and European powers met in Brussels after the nuclear deal was plunged into crisis by Donald Trump confirming the US withdrawal from the treaty -
Real Economy Convergence: keeping up with Europe's big boys! For low-income eurozone countries, holding their own in comparison with richer EU neighbours is an ongoing process -
World News Twitter looks to hide trolls by judging their behavior CEO Jack Dorsey is working toward "healthy conversations" as the platform tries to address ongoing abuse issues -
France The first autonomous taxi robot from French start-up hits the market The car industry thinks cities will start to change with less cars on our roads -
France Lyon tightens security ahead of Europa League Final Olympique Marseille face Atletico Madrid in the showpiece event with hundreds of policemen and extra security measures deployed to prevent fans clashing outside the stadium and around the city. -
Cult Writer Tom Wolfe dies at the age of 87 American writer Tom Wolfe has died at the age of 87. A pioneer of so-called New Journalism, Wolfe's books include 'The Right Stuff', 'Bonfire of the Vanities' and 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test'. -
Europe News Serbia: a 'transit' shelter for migrants Migrants hoping to reach the EU are stuck in Serbia because of tough Hungarian and Croatian border controls -
United Kingdom UK cashes in on Royal wedding The sound of cash registers will be heard across the land as the royal wedding is expected to bring in over one billion euros in economic activity -
Israel US praises Israeli 'restraint' over Gaza violence After 60 Palestinians were killed, Nikki Haley says Israel showed more restraint than other countries would have. -
World News Europe, Iran seek to save nuclear deal after Trump pulls out Iranian foreign minister says deals remaining participants "on the right track" to ensure their interests will be "preserved and guaranteed". -
Ireland Ireland divided over abortion referendum Ireland is gearing up for a controversial referendum on whether to relax its constitutional ban on abortion. -
Cinema Cannes Film Festival is more serious this year That's according to filmmaker, Wim Wenders who says it's at a turning point -
Russia Window closes on annual gesture: the peculiar case of the man with a portrait The sweet story of an old man who stood at his apartment's window every year for the May 9th Victory Parade with a portrait of his late mother — until he himself passed away this year. -
Sport German footballers drawn into political row after Erdogan photo Footballers Ozil and Gundogan have been criticised for appearing alongside Turkey's president Erdogan. -
Israel Mid East conflict: What happens next? A two-state solution with Israelis and Palestinians living side-by-side now seems impossible -
Russia Putin drives truck across new Russia-Crimea bridge Russian President Vladimir Putin marked the official opening of a 19km-long bridge connecting mainland Russia with the Crimean Peninsula by driving a truck over it. -
Economy Vodafone chief Vittorio Colao to step down Vodafone has announced that its Chief Executive Vittorio Colao will step down in October. -
World News Which foreign cuisines do Europeans love to eat? A new YouGov survey found Italian food is the favourite cuisine in seven European countries while Polish dishes are among the least favourite. -
World News Gap destroys T-shirts with incorrect map of China The T-shirts sold by the global clothing retailer featured a map of China that left out Taiwan, southern Tibet and islands in the South China Sea. -
World News Markle's dad drops out of royal wedding With days to go before Meghan Markle is to marry Prince Harry, her father Thomas says he will not attend the ceremony -
World News George Soros' foundation pulls out of 'repressive' Hungary Established by the U.S.-Hungarian billionaire, the group faced restrictions on non-profit organizations under a law dubbed the "Stop Soros" bill. -
Belgium Brussels Airlines strike: Brief from Brussels Why are the striking workers unhappy and what does it mean for you? -
USA New York's "killer nanny" gets life Yoselyn Ortega's insanity plea fails to impress jury as she is given life without parole for 2012 double infanticide in Manhattan. -
United Kingdom The cold - could it become less common? Researchers at Imperial College in London are developing a way to outsmart the common cold virus -
Venezuela Venezuelan hardship unlikely to affect presidential election Nicolas Maduro, has been unable to manage a crisis which, for ordinary citizens, has led to shortages food and medicine. But he is likely to be returned as president. -
Gaza Funerals replace protests on Palestinian 'day of the catastrophe' Doctors Without Borders compared Monday's bloodshed to the 2014 war. -
Cult Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman" gets Cannes ovation Lee's new movie, based on a true story, wowed the audience at Cannes for its premiere, and puts the American director, not seen at the festival for nearly three decades, in prime position for a prize, and maybe even the Palme d'Or. -
World News Prince Harry's evolving, and at times testy, relationship with the press Harry's relationship with the media followed a series of ups and downs as he navigated his teen years and dated before settling down with Meghan Markle. -
Germany Premier League stars criticised for helping Erdogan's 'propaganda' There have been calls for Arsenal's Mesut Ozil and Manchester City's İlkay Gündoğan to be excluded from Germany's World Cup squad after posing for photos with Turkey's controversial President. -
China Pilot nearly sucked out of cockpit as window shatters mid-flight “There was no warning sign. Suddenly, the windshield just cracked and made a loud bang. The next thing I know, my co-pilot had been sucked halfway out of the window." -
USA Princely items go on sale in New York Memorabilia from the estate of the late star, Prince, go on auction this weekend and are on display until Friday at the Hard Rock cafe in Times Square. -
Belgium Iran's diplomatic push in Brussels The country's foreign minister is in the EU capital to rally support for the 2015 nuclear deal in the wake of the US pull-out -
Germany Buffalo's midnight shuffle closes German autobahn for eight hours Five animals went for a wander on a busy motorway, and needed to be sedated and hoisted away before normal traffc could resume. -
USA Increased volcanic activity on Hawaii raises escape fears New fissures and lava flows head towards key exit roads for thousands of people as the authorities step up evacuation plans. -
United Kingdom Jailed British-Iranian mother "facing new charges" Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is serving a five-year sentence in Iran after being convicted on spying charges. Her husband is urging the UK foreign secretary to mention his wife's case when he meets Iran's foreign minister in Brussels later. -
World News As it happened this morning: Tuesday, May 15 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
World News Climber who lost legs to Everest makes it to summit — four decades later Xia Boyu first tried to reach the top in 1975 but lost both his legs in the process due to frostbite. -
USA Modigliani nude fetches $157.2 million at Sotheby's auction The painting gave Sotheby’s its highest price yet. -
Israel Mahmoud Abbas lashes out at US after embassy move Palestinians slam the US and Israel after scores die in clashes with Israeli troops on Gaza border -
World News The massacre of Palestinians in Gaza highlights Zionism's double standards | View A moral and principled position would require us to apply to Israel at least the same standards that we apply to the Palestinians, writes Haroon Moghul. -
United Kingdom Brits could be battered by post-Brexit 'fish and chips price rise' The price of fish and chips could go up if Britain leaves the European Union without securing a trade deal with Brussels, it’s been claimed.