23 May 2018 | Euronews
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Belgium Tributes for murdered journalist at European awards ceremony Outstanding achievements in business, politics, entrepreneurship and innovation have been recognised at a ceremony in Brussels. -
Turkey Central Bank steps in as Turkish lira tumbles Lira rallies at the end of the day after falling five percent -
Spain These electrifying, edible flowers have chefs buzzing When eaten, the Szechuan button resembles an electric shock, with a numbing effect on the tongue and lips. And it's all the rage for many chefs in Spain. -
World News Kushner gets permanent security clearance, meets with Mueller team second time President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser met recently with the special counsel's team in a session that last more than six hours. -
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World News Trump's lying is getting worse. Psychology suggests there's a reason why | View As psychologists interested in the science of lying, Trump's increasing mendacity presents an interesting question. -
World News 'We are lucky to be alive': Yulia Skripal in first interview Yulia Skripal, daughter of poisoned Russian spy Sergei Skripal, speaks to Reuters in London. -
World News Trump can't block users on Twitter, federal judge rules Blocking users from viewing his Twitter account is unconstitutional and a violation of the First Amendment, according to the judge. -
World News European Leadership Awards: meet the winners You may not know them all, but these Europeans are working hard to change the world for the better. -
World News New NFL policy will fine teams if players kneel during anthem The league says "protests created a false perception among many that thousands of NFL players were unpatriotic." -
USA U.S. embassy staff in China alerted to possible sonic attacks U.S. Secretary of State says staff member in Guanzhou reported similar symptoms to employees at its embassy in Cuba -
World News Family of British mum jailed in Iran plea for release in time for daughter's birthday Gabriella Ratcliffe wants one thing for her fourth birthday — her mother back. -
Ireland Watch: Irish voters give abortion arguments in under 60 seconds Euronews spoke to two Irish women living abroad in Europe who will be travelling back for the vote on Friday. -
Smart Regions Breaking down barriers between locals and refugees in Utrecht In the innovative 'Plan Einstein' scheme, asylum seekers and young Dutch people live together, learn together and work together -
Europe News Greening European transport The European Business Summit in Brussels has looked into the growing pace of electromobility now that the internal combustion engine appears to be near the end of its useful life. -
Colombia Why is Colombia’s presidential election important? | Euronews answers Sunday’s vote is overshadowed by the fragile peace deal with the FARC rebel group, and by political and economic chaos in neighbouring Venezuela. -
Italy Italian president gives PM mandate to Conte Italian president Sergio Mattarella has given a mandate to Giuseppe Conte to become prime minister of a coalition of far-right League and anti-establishment 5-Star movement. -
Russia Moscow university students protest World Cup noise World Cup fever is mounting in much of the world but these students at Moscow State University are not going football crazy. -
Sport Unai Emery confirmed as Arsenal manager Unai Emery confirmed as Arsenal new manager. The Spaniard says he's 'excited' about the new role. -
USA U.S. Congress votes to ease banking restrictions Critics fear the move will lead to a repeat of reckless lending by bankers -
Ecotech Flying taxi in Paris The so-called SeaBubbles service aims to put an end to traffic jams in major cities. -
Economy EU economy growing at its fastest pace in a decade Officials warn incoming Italian government to keep its debt under control -
Germany 1,000 refugees wrongly granted asylum to Germany 1,000 refugees have been wrongly granted asylum to Germany. Interior Minister Horst Seehofer is under pressure to get to the bottom of the scandal. -
United Kingdom Elderly couple finds car five days after forgetting where they parked it The elderly couple even offered a reward to whoever could find their car. -
Europe News European politicians express anger at lack of bite during Zuckerberg hearing Facebook's boss accused of evasion while EP leaders' choice of format for question and answer session slammed as inadequate. -
United Kingdom Manchester United remain Europe's most valuable football club Man Utd come out ahead of Spanish clubs Real Madrid and Barcelona -
Hungary Nine Romanians killed in Hungary minibus crash, driver 'live on Facebook' The driver of a minibus that crashed into a lorry, killing nine, was broadcasting live on Facebook, according to local reports. -
United Kingdom Revealed: the scale of Europe's online trade in animals threatened with extinction Endangered animals offered for sale in Europe included cheetahs, parrots and a penguin. -
Europe News European Parliament marks year to go before new elections As countdown to poll begins new statistics suggest voter fatigue with the EU, and some voters' willingness to listen to old siren voices as populist parties rise. -
No Comment SeaBubbles flying taxi parades on Seine River ahead of VivaTech conference SeaBubbles, a ground-breaking flying taxi that operates on water, zoomed across the River Seine in Paris on Wednesday, ahead of the VivaTech conference, which brings together tech CEOs and startups from around the world. -
Russia No FANS ID, no World Cup, say organisers A ticket will not be enough for fans visiting Russia for the World Cup, each supporter will need to apply online for a FAN ID. -
No Comment Competitors in Hong Kong race up 14-metre-high bun tower Thousands of local residents and tourists flocked to an outlying island in Hong Kong on Tuesday to celebrate a local bun festival despite recording-breaking heat. -
Germany German firm sorry over ‘racist’ post linked to newly-wed Meghan Markle A sweet manufacturer in Germany has apologised after posting a picture of a chocolate-covered marshmallow on the day of Meghan Markle's marriage to Britain's Prince Harry. -
World News How the royal wedding photographer got (nearly) all the kids to smile in this pic One particular kind of candy really helped with the kids! -
World News Zuckerberg in Brussels, Italy PM's CV scandal and Saudi Arabia's female activists on 'Good Morning Europe' Find out the latest from Euronews' live daily morning show "Good Morning Europe" -
Russia Russia issues world cup banknote New 100-rouble note first for national mint to use only polymers and feature a figure unconnected with politics. -
World News Mysterious 'sound' sickness prompts warning for Americans in China Americans have been warned of "unusual sounds or piercing noises." -
North Korea North Korea invites reporters to witness the dismantling of its nuclear test site Pyongyang's invitation to journalists goes ahead despite Donald Trump's doubts over a planned summit with North Korea -
Mongolia Mongolia hunting ban clashes with centuries old tradition The Dhuka reindeer herders of northen Mongolia say the new regulations threaten their way of life -
Ireland Anti-abortion campaign in Ireland claims only existing restrictive law will protect babies with Down syndrome Campaign criticised for exploiting vulnerable group for its own ends, and misrepresenting the argument to the Irish public. -
Argentina Brexit opportunity for Argentina Johnson say enhanced trade now possible. -
No Comment Hong Kong's festival to drive away evil spirits Thousands of people flocked to an outlying island in Hong Kong on Tuesday to celebrate the Cheung Chau Bun festival, one of the oldest and most colourful in Hong Kong which began around 100 years ago after a deadly plague devastated the island. -
World New EU data rules stop us being 'naked' New EU rules come in this week, which aim to give us more protection - when it comes to our personal data. GDPR should make it easier for us to access information that companies hold about us. After all the scandals we've seen of - like Cambridge Analytica - many will be welcoming it. -
USA Driver caught on camera attacking another vehicle and passenger with a sledgehammer Police say they cannot investigate further until someone involved in the incident comes forward -
Europe News Modern slavery in the heart of Europe No need to travel far from EU institutions to find out about migrant labour conditions. -
France These giant flatworms lurked unnoticed in France for over 20 years — until now Predatory, hammerhead flatworms have been in France for over 20 years — but scientists only just noticed them, according to a new academic paper. -
Iran The Iran deal is on life support. Can Europe revive it? | View Europe must shield Iran's economy from US strong-arming to save the nuclear deal. -
United Kingdom UK government to introduce strict ivory ban Conservationists hope the UK ban will lead to EU-wide action on the illegal trade -
World News Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.: Trump's policies discredit ideals my family cherished | View This country should be more than a refuge for the rich to dominate everybody else. -
World News The Trump White House's feud with John McCain is ugly but necessary | View Trump's rudeness is strong medicine, but it's an invaluable antidote to a poisonous phenomenon. -
United Kingdom Duke and Duchess of Sussex take on royal duties The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have attended a Buckingham Palace garden party for their first royal engagement as a married couple. -
USA Philip Roth, giant of American literary fiction, dies at 85 In books like "Goodbye, Columbus" and "Portnoy's Complaint," Roth chronicled the existential and sexual anxiety of the 20th-century Jewish American male. -
Italy Proposed Italian ¨PM Giuseppe Conte accused of lying on CV The anti-establishment Five-Star Movement and the far-right League, which have drawn up a coalition pact aimed at ending months of deadlock, have nominated political novice Giuseppe Conte as the man they want to enact their radical policy plans. -
USA Pulitzer winning author Philip Roth dies at 85 - US media reports -
France Police and protesters clash in Paris Protests to defend public services across France erupt into violent clashes in the capital -
World News Facebook CEO faces tough questions from European lawmakers A relatively staid hearing became interesting toward the end when some of the lawmakers said Zuckerberg did not answer their questions.