21 May 2018 | Euronews
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Venezuela Maduro confronts worsening international backlash on day after re-election Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro faces a worsening international backlash after Sunday's election results. -
World News Camera billed as 'world's most advanced' could boost search for alien life New 'Darkness' device gives astronomers a powerful tool for spotting worlds around other stars. -
Economy Stock markets react to Italy governement Economist are watching developments in Italy carefully as the new government takes shape. -
USA Obamas sign deal with Netlix Netflix says working with Barack and Michelle Obama will give the former president and first lady a greater voice outside of the traditional public speaking. -
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World News Women detained after speaking Spanish at gas station "I was buying eggs. I don't think that's suspicious," Ana Suda said after last week's incident with a Border Patrol agent. -
World News Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, donated their wedding flowers to a hospice The patients were 'absolutely thrilled, surprised and delighted' by the gift, including one 89-year-old woman who has her own royal connection. -
World News Texas school shooter was not after girl who spurned him, lawyer says Dimitrios Pagourtzis remains "very confused" about Friday's shooting, which claimed 10 lives at Santa Fe High School. -
Sport Spain names its World Cup squad Spains 23-man World Cup squad has been announced with some surprises. -
Italy These two Italians want to change the way you think about disability An architect and a designer: Two young boys from Turin are united by the same destiny, and by the same unwavering desire to not give up. -
Sweden Sweden distributes 'be prepared for war' leaflets to homes Amidst heightened geopolitical tension in the region, Sweden has revived its defence pamphlets in case an attack hits the Nordic country. -
Iran US vows to impose 'strongest sanctions in history' on Iran US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the US will impose "the strongest sanctions in history" on Iran. -
Cult Tbilisi's first ever international art exhibition Tbilisi art fair has 300 pieces of work from 30 galleries and 40 artisans from around the world and locally -
Sport "We must be brave" says Klopp ahead of Champions League final Liverpool play Real Madrid on Saturday in the Champions League final. Liverpool FC manager Jurgen Klopp says his team must "be brave". -
My Europe Series Ireland: It's decision time for voters in crucial abortion debate Irish citizens will be asked on Friday if they wish to overhaul one of the world's most restrictive abortion regimes, that has long divided a once deeply Catholic nation. -
United Kingdom Grenfell families relive nightmare The inquiry into last year’s Grenfell fire disaster has opened with heart-rending testimony from survivors, friends and family of those who died. -
Estonia Free public transport is launched across Estonia Free public transport for residents across Estonia due to begin in July -
Italy Political unknown proposed as Italy's new prime minister Italy’s populist Five Star Movement and the far-right League have proposed Giuseppe Conte as the country’s new prime minister. -
Germany Fresh claims over an asylum scandal at Germany's refugee agency It's understood The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bamf) in Bremen, knew about possible wrong-doing earlier than first thought, since February last year, and officials are suspected of taking bribes to approve applications -
Ireland Ireland divided ahead of abortion referendum Debate is raging across Ireland with just days to go before a landmark abortion referendum. -
United Kingdom Weeping survivors recall London tower fire horror Inquiry hears victim's devastating account: 'I held my son in my arms, hoping it was all a bad dream, wishing, praying for a miracle.' -
Germany Berlin squatters occupy buildings to protest homelessness, gentrification | Euronews answers Activist squatters in Berlin have taken over vacant buildings in the city to protest rising house prices, homelessness and gentrification. -
World News The official photos of Harry and Meghan's royal wedding have just dropped in Here are some official photographs from Harry and Meghan's wedding day. -
Afghanistan Forget drugs and booze, young Afghans risk their parents' wrath — by going to the gym In conservative Afghan society, women are secondary to men, and female participation in sport — including at female-only fitness clubs — is frowned upon. -
No Comment Saving the urban bees in Berlin This is the Berlin Cathedral, one of the most iconic buildings in the German capital. -
No Comment Locals, tourists rush to gather UK newspapers commemorating royal wedding in Windsor Locals and tourists rushed to newspaper stalls and bookstores in Windsor on Sunday (May 20) to buy newspapers commemorating the royal wedding that took place in the town the day before. -
No Comment Owl freed from football net Officers from the Boulder City Department of Parks & Recreation had to come to the aid of an eager owl that got itself tangled in a football net on Thursday. -
World News Russian broadcaster under new investigations Russian broadcaster RT faces three new investigations by the British media regulator Ofcom -
World News Russian billionaire tycoon with ties to Putin left waiting for UK visa British lawmakers want to see tighter controls on Russian 'dirty money' in London -
Series Azerbaijan salt cure: A breath of fresh air! Time spent in tunnels at the Duzdag mountain is said to work wonders for respiratory problems - and keep you looking young! -
No Comment First-ever Tbilisi Art Fair aims to boost Georgia's art market The first-ever international Tbilisi Art Fair is being held in the Georgian capital. -
Adventures Georgian Adventures: Pedal power in Batumi Why not see the capital of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara from the saddle? -
Adventures Subtropical skiing in Georgia's Adjara Sunbathe one day and ski the next! It is possible in Georgia's Autonomous Republic of Adjara -
Cinema "Hotel Artemis" premieres in Los Angeles Jodie Foster describes her latest role as a nurse in "Hotel Artemis" as a "complete transformation." -
Next Series Lasers to imitate lizards! How reptiles and bugs are boosting innovation "Futuris" has been finding out how researchers are managing to reproduce the exceptional properties of the skin of certain animals -
Germany German police fine parents for pulling kids out of school for holiday Bavarian police have fined 10 families for trying to take their kids on holiday during the school term. -
Germany Meet the Crowdcar, hitting the road this week German engineer Juergen Riegel spent two years and €150,000 developing a battery-powered car. Here’s what it looks like. -
Sport Andrés Iniesta bids farewell to Barecelona Andrés Iniesta bids farewell to Barecelona aftr 22 years at the club -
France New iniative to rescue migrants Jose Benavente and Benoit Micolon invested all their savings, 130,000 euro's, to buy a light plane to find dingies and alert ships for a speedier rescue -
Cult Europe's largest aquarium opens in France An extension to the French National Sea Centre in Calais allows the building to house one of the largest water tanks in the world holding the equivalent of four Olympic swimming pools -
Israel Paraguay moves embassy to Jerusalem Paraguay is now the third country to move its embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv after the US and Guatamala relocated last week. -
Ireland Record profits for Ryanair Irish-based Ryanair says post-tax profits rose to €1.45bn for the year 2017-2018. -
Sport Warriors take 2-1 lead over Rockets A 41-point blowout of the Houston Rockets in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals ending in a 126-85 victory gives Warriors a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference finals. -
Netherlands Formula One drivers smash caravans in short-lived race Teammates Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo swap their sleek racing car for Aston Martins with caravans attached. The result is as you'd predict. -
Hungary Hungarian TV falls for fake story on Ramadan name change Hungary's public broadcaster fell for a fake story about German city Essen changing its name to Fasten during Ramadan. -
New Zealand Fighting the spread of microplastics Sailors competing in the Volvo round-the-world yacht race have been collecting water samples as part of a program to measure the spread of microplastics. -
No Comment Ankara floods leave people stranded Heavy rainfall has left parts of Ankara in Turkey flooded. -
Earth News Exploring Taste of Paris, the festival of gastronomy in Paris We tour the festival of flavours and meet the best Chefs in the French capital beneath the glass dome of the Grand Palais. -
Europe News Zuckerberg to testify in public Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has bowed to pressure and agreed to allow his testimony before the European Parliament on Tuesday to be streamed live on the web. -
Travel News A weekend in Dubai Dubai is a global city that knows how to entertain. -
Italy Confirmation of Italian government expected Over the weekend, a majority of Italians participating in an informal ballot approved a policy agenda from the two parties -
United Kingdom Russian 'dirty money' puts UK national security at risk, say MPs A powerful committee of MPs called on the British government to “get serious” and crack down on Kremlin-linked individuals using London as a base for corrupt assets. -
World News Kilauea volcano still unstable Over the weekend molten rock from two huge cracks formed a single channel and traveled around 300 metres in under an hour threatening a key coastal road -
China Sandstorm sweeps through north-western China China's north-west region is on high alert for sandstorms after one blanketed Aksai Kazakh Autonomous County in Gansu Province. -
Venezuela Despite fraud claims & low turnout Venezuela's Socialists claim victory But few show great enthusiasm for another six years of Nicolas Maduro as President. -
China China flies to the moon China aims to catch up with Russia and the United States to become a major space power by 2030 -
USA Trump spies crack in FBI case against him and orders Justice Department to investigate Justice Department to probe claims FBI spy was planted in Trump election team. -
Venezuela Maduro claims victory amid low turnout in Venezuela With less than 50% official turnout, and much lower in reality according to the opposition, re-elected Nicolas Maduro has "no legitimacy" say his critics. -
World News Thousands turn out for service for Texas school shooting victim "I want to learn the American culture, and I want America to learn the Pakistan culture, and I want us to come together and unite," she told her hosts. -
World News Mueller could end Russia probe in September, Giuliani says Giuliani said it was important to end the investigation "so we don't get into what I call 'Comey territory.'" -
United Kingdom UK: Grenfell Inquiry begins to hear evidence The first phase of the public inquiry into last June's fire in the tower block is due to open in London. 71 people lost their lives.