24 May 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Spanish rapper on the run to avoid prison sentence for lyrics 'glorifying terrorism' Speculation is mounting over the whereabouts of a Spanish rapper, who has reportedly fled the country, in a case that has raised concerns over free speech. -
World News What went wrong for Trump in North Korea? Everything Hard-liners won this round, sinking a nuclear deal with Kim Jong-un -
World News Exclusive: Force India Formula 1 team expected to change owners Sources close to the deal say that the chief executive of Rich Energy has finalised terms to buy the team in the deal for an undisclosed sum. -
World News Steve Bannon: the full Euronews interview Steve Bannon on populism, the media, Nato and the future of the EU. -
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Spain Spain's ruling party caught up in corruption trial The former treasurer of Spain's ruling People's Party, Luis Barcenas, has been jailed for his part in a corruption case that has also ensnared dozens of other high-ranking party members. -
World Andrej Babiš: "Don't read the fake news" The controversial Czech PM rejects comparisons with US President Donald Trump and says fraud allegations against him are lies, fabricated by his enemies -
World News European Leadership Awards 2018: who are the finalists? Who do Europeans look to for inspiration and leadership? This year's European Leadership Awards provided the answers. -
Hungary Hungary: The criticisms, the responses and some facts An insight into nine of the battlefields on which Viktor Orbán and the European Union are facing off. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Médecins sans frontières working to stop Ebola spread Recent medical advances are helping the operation -
Bulgaria Fed-up fans demand their Bulgarian team move to FYR Macedonia Bulgarian team's fans ask to join FYR Macedonian football league after claiming 'repression' had seen them relegated from Bulgaria's top division. -
Sport Champions League showdown On Saturday Real Madrid take on Liverpool in the Champions League final in Kiev -
No Comment Tortoises race in the Zoopolis 500 'sprint' Indianapolis Zoo hosted its annual Zoopolis 500 on Wednesday, known as the "greatest spectacle in tortoise racing" -
Europe News Europe looks to take lead as US relationship takes turn for worse With Washington proving something of an unreliable ally of late, the EU is looking at its own diplomacy and how it can occupy the world stage, without its big brother across the Atlantic. -
No Comment Video road-rage fuelled sledgehammer attack in Philadelphia A road- rage suspect, seen on surveillance video hitting a man with a sledgehammer after smashing the windows of a vehicle, is being hunted by Philadelphia police. -
Europe News Environmentalists & farmers take EU to court over climate change Plaintiffs charge EU with establishing inadequate greenhouse gas reductions, and failing to ensure the already inadequate cuts are respected. A group action is trying to force the EU to make tougher laws. -
World News Southern European children ditch the Mediterranean diet The Mediterranean Diet has been held up as one of the healthiest ways to eat. But it appears the message isn’t getting through to the next generation in the countries that made it famous. -
World News Quiz: What are the abortion laws in your country? As debate over abortion heightens on the eve of the Irish referendum, take our quiz to find out what the rules are in your country. -
United Kingdom Kremlin questions integrity of Yulia Skripal TV appearance Moscow questions whether Skripal was speaking of her own free will -
Russia Macron and Putin lament cancellation of US-North Korea summit The French and Russian presidents met in St. Petersburg -
USA Donald Trump makes accusation of spying against FBI The US President claimed that the FBI had planted a spy in his 2016 campaign -
Afghanistan 'Our bloodshed worth less than that of the West': ex-Afghan intelligence chief Euronews spoke to former Afghan intelligence chief Amrullah Saleh who explained how his country is trapped between three clashing factions because of its geopolitical location -
Ireland Irish abortion referendum tweets point to gender divide | The Cube Women are dominating the use of hashtags to repeal the abortion ban, while tweets linked to "No" tend to be from men. -
United Kingdom Under duress? Skripal statement splits social media | The Cube The Cube looks at reactions to the first public statement from Yulia Skripal -
Spain Twenty-two people detained in Catalan raids Spanish authorities are investigating the alleged diversion of public funds to entities involved in the 2017 independence referendum -
Italy This Italian father was forced to pay his daughter’s abuser for years — until now The Bologna appeals court has overturned a ruling that forced the family of a sex abuse victim to pay her aggressor thousands of euros — but far too late to save the girl’s life. -
World News Trump cancels summit with North Korea President Donald Trump has cancelled a June 12 summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, according to a letter released on Thursday by the White House. -
United Kingdom Au pair murder: Couple found guilty Sophie Lionnet, 21, was tortured and killed by the couple who accused her of plotting against them with Boyzone member Mark Walton. -
World News Bannon defends populism and nationalism in Europe Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon is on a tour through Central Europe, defending populism and nationalism on the continent. -
United Kingdom Historic tax levels needed to fund UK health system UK households could pay up to £2,000 more per household per year in tax -
World News U.S. effort to stabilize Afghanistan a $5 billion failure, says watchdog A new report from a government watchdog says the 15-year rebuilding effort has largely failed -
Japan Which passport is the most powerful in the world? Japan’s passport has overtaken Singapore’s as the most powerful in the world. -
Sweden Sweden passes law recognising sex without consent as rape It is the eighth country in western Europe to pass such legislation. -
United Kingdom Britain risks being excluded from EU's Galileo navigation system The UK played an important role in the development of the system that is due to become fully operational by 2026 -
Italy Neapolitan pizzaoili break record for world's longest fried pizza Traditional pizza from Naples was over seven meters long -
Netherlands MH17: Prosecutors point finger of blame at Russia Prosecutors investigating the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine in 2014 say the missile used to shoot down the plane came from a Russian military unit. -
World News Deutsche Bank to axe 7,000 jobs Deutsche Bank is to cut 7,000 jobs its new CEO has announced -
North Korea North Korea reportedly collapses tunnels at nuclear test site North Korea has collapsed tunnels at its nuclear test site — South Korean media reports -
World News China denies role in U.S consular worker's mysterious brain injury Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the symptoms were "entirely consistent" with the 21 embassy staffers who were sickened in Cuba due to sonic incidents. -
Cult New collection of Frida Kahlo's work The collection intends to portray a more private side of the artist with works rarely found on public display, -
World News Russian military unit's missile downed MH17, investigators say Moscow has always denied involvement in the downing of the jet. -
Russia EU antitrust regulators have accepted concessions made by Gazprom and will not issue a fine against the energy giant EU antitrust regulators have accepted concessions made by Gazprom and will not issue a fine against the energy giant -
World News Academic accused of inflating resume is named Italy's prime minister Giuseppe Conte's mandate gives the euroskeptic 5-Star Movement and anti-immigrant League a shot at running western Europe's first populist government. -
China Angela Merkel tells China that Europe supports nuclear deal with Iran The German Chancellor is on a state visit to China -
Belgium Protests over fatal shooting of 2-year-old migrant girl in Belgium Hundreds turned out in Brussels to protest against the fatal shooting of a two-year old Iraqi-Kurdish girl by police in the Belgian province of Hainaut a week earlier. -
Hungary Former Trump chief strategist gives speech in Hungary Some media outlets were refused entry to hear Steve Bannon address his invited audience -
World News Twitter sees the funny side to GDPR e-mail burst People have been receiving a spurt of e-mails ahead of major new data protection laws coming into force on Friday and the deadline has sparked some funny responses and memes on social media. -
Hungary Analysis: Ex-Trump aide Steve Bannon's speech in Hungary Ahead of Euronews' exclusive interview with Trump's former right-hand man Steve Bannon, reporter Bryan Carter was in Hungary where the populist icon addressed his far-right counterparts. -
World News North Korea to U.S.: Summit or 'nuclear showdown' is your choice "Whether the U.S. will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the ... behavior of the U.S." -
Netherlands Cornish group wins 'Eurovision for regional languages' The Rowan Tree, a folk music group from Cornwall, has won Liet International XXL — a singing competition solely for regional and minority languages -
USA Trump raises fears of US tariffs on car and truck imports An investigation has been launched into the national threat posed by these imports in the first step toward imposing the tariffs -
World News As it happened this morning, Thursday, May 24 This is how we covered the news this morning, Thursday, May 24. -
USA NFL teams to be fined if protesting players kneel during anthem New policy seen as victory for Trump accused players of being "unpatriotic" -
Ukraine Russia accused of planning Kyiv cyber attack Ukraine accuses Russia of planning a massive cyber attack before Champions League final