25 May 2018 | Euronews
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World News Ireland set to liberalise abortion law- exit poll suggests First exit poll shows voters in Ireland back a referendum to liberalise abortion laws in a historic vote. -
Economy Gerhard Schroeder slams EU and US on pipeline project Schroeder who is chairman of the Nord Stream II pipeline project says the EU and the US are putting obstacles to the project -
Russia French and Russian businessmen strike deals at International Economic Forum Emmanuel Macron was guest of honour at event in St. Petersburg -
Economy EU agrees on new banking regulations Finance ministers of the 28 EU countries reach agreement -
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Ukraine Kiev Facebook group offers free couches to fans who can't afford hotel prices Initiative launched after shock at profiteering -
World News Netherlands, Australia hold Russia liable for downing MH17 "It is time for Russia to acknowledge its role in the shooting down of MH17 and to cease its callous disinformation campaign," the U.S. State Department said. -
World News EBS: European business leaders talk GDPR, data and Facebook At the European Business Summit in Brussels we spoke to several entrepreneurs and innovators about the new laws, data privacy and Facebook, to find out the impact for their businesses. -
Turkey Turkish economy faces crisis ahead of election Falling currency and rising inflation pose problems for Erdogan -
USA Civil liberties groups slam Amazon for facial recognition technology Over 40 groups sign letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos -
Spain Fed up with tourists, locals in San Sebastian take to the streets Feeling like tourists in their own city, locals in the Basque Country protest against the overcrowding of tourism, which has forced them out of their homes and into the surrounding villages. -
World News A shadowy Israeli firm is accused of trying to undermine the Iran deal An NBC News investigation reveals a business intelligence company with governmental contracts and a special department for politically motivated work. -
World News Trump hints axed summit with Kim Jong Un might be back on "The opportunity is not lost. It is just delayed," one U.S. general said. "It may have been too early to celebrate. It is also too early to quit." -
USA Weinstein released on bail over rape and abuse charges Media mogul Harvey Weinstein was released on a €850,000 bail after being charged in New York with rape and sexual abuse. -
USA Watch: NYC bike crew gains Instagram fame with crazy street tricks Meet the Cycle Squad Maniaccs: DBlocks, MoBlocks, Twisted700, and ArtBMX -
Sport Canada, Japan & Kazakhstan clinch gold in Hohhot Grand Prix Day 1 First Day of the Hohhot Grand Prix 2018 kicks off with gold for Canada, Japan and Kazakhstan, on road to Tokyo 2020 -
No Comment Kilauea lava flows continue Some 2,000 people remain under evacuation orders -
World News Good news Friday! Here's a roundup of some of the brightest stories from the week to cheer up your Friday: -
World Bridging cultures: Ramadan opens doors and minds More than twenty years ago, the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU) was set-up to bridge the cultural gap between the local community and the estimated 200 nationalities living and working in the UAE. -
United Kingdom Russian prankster: Boris Johnson ‘not an idiot’, warns of next stunt Euronews spoke to one of the Russian pranksters who orchestrated a hoax phone call with UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. -
No Comment Driverless trucks move a step closer in China The driverless truck is able to run at a maximum speed of 80km per hour and can detect a moving object 300 metres away -
World News Macron meets with head of rights group 'Memorial' and Solzhenitsyn's widow President Macron has met with head of rights group 'Memorial' and Solzhenitsyn's widow in Russia -
France Watch: Lyon star Lucy Bronze talks passion — and pay gaps — in women's football Euronews spoke with Bronze about her will to be the best player she can be, the pay in women's football, and what needs to be done to improve the game. -
Sport Liverpool fans let down by cancelled flights Around a thousand Liverpool fans won't be able to get to Kiev for the Champions League final against Real Madrid -
Earth News Visit the "Space of Waste" London Zoo unveils plastic pollution art installation -
United Kingdom MI6 says Bond myth hampering recruitment of women British Intelligence organisation launches first ever advertising campaign -
World News US newspaper websites blocked in EU after missing GDPR deadline European users were met with an error message when trying to access websites -
United Kingdom Meghan Markle's coat of arms announced A coat of arms for the newly-married Dutchess of Sussex Meghan Markle has been announced by Kensington Palace. -
Sci-Tech Six trends we spotted at VivaTech VivaTech is a festival of French and European technology, featuring a blend of big brands and tiny startups. -
India Twitter users criticise Indian PM for accepting viral #fitnesschallenge | The Cube Do you think it is OK for politicians to take part in viral challenges? -
No Comment North Korea nuclear test site 'destruction' North Korea nuclear test site 'destruction' -
World News Europe's new data protection laws pose problems for small businesses SME's face dilemma over stored data and raised costs to adminster personal databases to compy with GDPR legislation, but the EU is attempting to reassure them that they won't be hard-hit...and is facing some scepticism. -
USA Royal wedding bishop Michael Curry leads protest at White House Church leaders from various denominations joined the candlelight vigil -
World News Business trends 2018: European innovators give their insight at EBS Euronews asked business leaders and innovators about the top trends for 2018 at the European Business Summit. -
No Comment Hawaii volcano spews deadly acid cloud, F1 drivers race with caravans — No Comments of the week Ankara floods leave people stranded, an eruption at Hawaii’s Kilauea summit and Formula One drivers race caravans — all that and more in this week's No Comments of the week -
Russia Ukrainian filmmaker Sentsov says he may die during World Cup to save fellow prisoners Imprisoned filmmaker Oleg Sentsov hopes the international community will use the World Cup in Russia to push President Vladimir Putin for the release of Ukrainians who human rights advocates say are held as political prisoners. -
World News The EU ‘digital tax’ explained A brief guide to the new EU digital tax proposal. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Liege mourns, Italy puts EU on edge -
Europe News State of the Union The week in Europe with Stefan Grobe -
No Comment No comments of the week No comments of the week -
North Korea Kim Jong-un wears snappy white shirt, straw hat to inspect railway As North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was pictured inspecting a newly constructed railway, he sported a far more relaxed outfit than is usual for him at public engagements. -
Spain Spanish prime minister under fire over party graft case Spanish opposition parties threaten Mariano Rajoy with a no-confidence vote. -
USA Facebook accused of mass surveillance Social media network allegedly gathered information on people who had not signed up to Facebook -
United Kingdom Romania is now second highest non-British nationality in UK The number of Romanians living in the UK rose by 25 percent in 2017, making them the most common non-British nationals after Poles. -
World News Movie producer Weinstein charged with rape, sex abuse against two women: police Film producer Harvey Weinstein surrendered to authorities at a New York City police station on sex crime charges, months after he was toppled from Hollywood's most powerful ranks by scores of women accusing him of misconduct. -
USA Samsung faces $540m bill after being found guilty of copying Iphone Californian jury award latest stage of seven year legal battle -
North Korea North Korea keeps its promise to destroy its nuclear test site Kim Jong-un goes ahead with the demolition despite the cancellation by President Trump of a planned summit -
Earth News The men behind the symbol of Greek pride and history Take a sneak peek into the last workshop in Greece that makes authentic, traditional costumes. -
World News Iran sets deadline for Europe's 'Plan B' to nuclear deal "I am personally maybe not optimistic but ... I am trying my best to come to a conclusion," a senior Iranian official told Reuters. -
World News Many travel #hometovote as Ireland casts ballots on abortion Abortion is currently only permitted in Ireland if a woman's life is in danger, including the risk of suicide. -
USA This man has married hundreds of couples — but has never met any of them In the American state of Montana, military personnel can get married by proxy so they don't have to attend the ceremony. -
Cinema Cinema: New documentary film explores censorship on the internet The Cleaners by German director Moritz Riesewieck wins multiple awards -
Ireland Irish voters go to the polls in abortion referendum A "yes" vote would overturn the eighth amendment that effectively bans terminations at present -
Italy Venice Architecture Biennale Visitors to this years International Architecture Exhibition, the Biennale, in Venice are being asked to reflect on space and its implications -
World News Trump's North Korea withdrawal was erratic, bombastic and totally predictable | View The president's break-up letter to Kim Jong Un was a plot twist any reality television watcher would've seen coming. -
World News Netherlands and Australia hold Russia responsible for the downing of flight MH17 Dutch government says Netherlands and Australia hold Russia responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in missile strike in 2014 -
World News How to update your privacy settings on Facebook, Twitter, Google and Instagram With Europe's big data regulations set to go into effect, now is the time to update your online security. -
World News Watch: Trump cancels North Korea summit, Steve Bannon Interview Today on Good Morning Europe, we have the latest on Kim-Jong Un's unsually measured response to President Trumps decision to cancel their June meeting in Singapore. Plus we speak to Steve Bannon about the rise of the far right in Europe. As well as the rest of your latest news and headlines. -
USA Kilauea lava streams into Pacific Ocean Geologists say the volcano has now entered a "steady state" of eruption -
Ireland Ireland abortion referendum: Thousands of Irish citizens go #HomeToVote Thousands of Irish people living abroad posted photos on Twitter as they travelled back to cast their votes in a contentious abortion referendum -
North Korea What is Donald Trump playing at over North Korea? | Euronews answers Analysts are divided over the implications of the US president’s decision to cancel a planned summit with North Korea. -
Canada Bomb thrown into Canadian restaurant, injuring 15 Two suspects detonate a bomb in a restaurant in Ontario, Canada; several people injured, three critically -
USA Morgan Freeman apologises after assault claim According to CNN, the US film star is alleged to have assaulted one production assistant for months during filming of bank robbery comedy Going in Style -
USA Disgraced movie mogul Weinstein to be arrested Harvey Weinstein is expected to turn himself in to police in New York after a warrant was issued for his arrest -
World News As it happened this morning: Friday 25 May Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News N.Korea says it's still willing to 'sit' with the U.S. regardless of cancellation "We are willing to give the U.S. the time and opportunity with our big and open heart," a top Foreign Ministry official said. -
World News Inside Trump's decision to cancel his North Korea summit The president was caught between Pompeo and Bolton, say multiple officials -
World News The North Korea summit crumbled after China lined up against it President Xi became increasingly anxious about the potential reunification of the Korean Peninsula, with China on the sidelines. -
World News Border Patrol kills migrant near Texas-Mexico line Authorities said the agent opened fire after he came under attack by a group of migrants, but a witness disputed that account. -
World News Agent Alexa? Amazon device spies on Oregon woman An Oregon woman discovered that her Amazon device was sending her private chats by email to her husband's employee when he called and warned her, "You're being hacked."