30 May 2018 | Euronews
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USA Harvey Weinstein indicted for rape The former producer has been indicted on charges of rape, according to a statement by a Manhattan District Attorney. -
World News UN: Kuwait blocks US resolution condemning attacks on Israel Kuwait says it made the decision in order to allow its own draft resolution on the protection of Gazan civilians to be considered. -
World News Pompeo's critical meetings to save Trump's North Korean summit The secretary of state is in New York to sit down with the highest-ranking North Korean official to visit the U.S. since 2000. -
World News Devil worshipers take on Twitter The pro-Devil group says Twitter punished it for urging followers to report a threat. -
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World News Prosecutors piecing together shredded docs seized in Cohen raids Cohen's lawyers have received most of the materials seized during the FBI raid on his hotel and office, except for the contents of a shredder. -
Germany One dead, two injured in northern Germany knife attack One person has been killed and two others injured in a stabbing on a train in Flensburg, Germany. The attacker was shot and killed by police. -
France Football broadcast rights : Ligue 1 championship booms into the billion Canal Plus ended up empty-handed in a crucial football broadcasting rights auction in France on Tuesday, beaten by Spain’s Mediapro, as prices jumped by close to 60 percent. -
Economy US economic growth slower than forecast Inventory investments, exports and consumer spending were weaker than first reported. But the Commerce Department expects the months ahead to improve. -
World News Cybercriminals are cashing in on your typos Cybercriminals are cashing in on your typos. -
Ukraine Watch: The moment when Babchenko's colleagues find out he's alive Journalists at a Ukrainian television channel where Babchenko works couldn't be happier that their colleague is alive. -
Europe News Thousands turn out for funeral of migrant girl shot by Belgian police Two-year-old Mawda Shawri was reportedly shot in a van carrying illegal immigrants, as it was chased by police -
World News Ambien maker to Roseanne: 'Racism is not a known side effect' After her racist Tweets, Roseanne Barr explains her behavior by saying it was because of the popular sleep aid. -
Hungary Budapest to ban Segways in city centre The move is in line with other European tourist destinations -
Romania Full interview: former Romania PM Victor Ponta on his comeback bid Victor Ponta has been speaking to Euronews about his new political party, PRO Romania. -
Europe News EU migration - 'failure no longer an option' EU Parliament piles pressure for reform of broken asylum system -
Romania 'I want to stop Romania becoming like Hungary', says ex-PM Victor Ponta Romania’s former prime minister Victor Ponta has told Euronews he wants to stop the country becoming like Hungary. -
Ukraine Russian journalist Babchenko alive and well The head of Ukraine's security services said the 'murder' had been staged to catch those who were trying to kill him -
Cult Reggae star Ziggy Marley releases new solo album Singer-songwriter Ziggy Marley has released an album of 10 politically-charged songs during his tour of the US and Europe. -
Hungary Hungary’s ‘Stop Soros’ bill seeks to criminalise migrant helpers Hungary's government has drafted new laws which could criminalise NGOs who help migrants seeking asylum. -
China China says its space station project will be open to all UN Member States Announcement is in contrast with United States who barred China from the ISS -
World News Serena Williams's catsuit at the French Open was 'for all the moms' The tennis pro and new mom had a powerful message on pregnancy. -
No Comment Philippine president orders destruction of smuggled luxury cars The measure is a part of Rodrigo Duterte's aggressive war on drug dealers -
Ukraine World reacts to reappearance of 'murdered' Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko Shock and relief — fellow journalists, officials and social media users react to the surprise reappearance of Arkady Babchenko, a Russian journalist was reported to have been shot dead -
World News Papua New Guinea to ban Facebook Papua New Guinea will ban Facebook for one month -
United Kingdom Scotland bans single-use coffee cups in government buildings From 4 June, all single-use coffee cups will be banned in restaurants and cafes inside Scottish government buildings. Employees will be provided with ceramic cups instead. -
Afghanistan Islamic State militants claim attack on Afghan Interior Ministry At least one police officer died in the assault and five were wounded -
Earth News Hidden for over 700 years Westminster Abbey unlocks hidden area to unveil historical treasures. -
World News WHO seeks urgent approval for Ebola drugs The latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has infected at least 54 people and killed 25. -
World News Which EU country is most opposed to having Jewish or Muslim family? A poll by Pew Research Center has revealed the Europeans most opposed to having Jewish or Muslim family members. -
Greece Greek workers strike over austerity Since 2009 the country has implemented large cuts in pensions and tax increases in return for international loans worth 260 billion euros -
France Cows 'herd' for the mountains Farmers in the Occitan region in the country's southeast lead the annual move, known as a 'transhumance' -
USA Trump: 'I wish' I had not picked Sessions for attorney general Trump's tweet came after it was reported he'd asked Sessions to reverse his decision to recuse himself from federal probes into Russian interference. -
No Comment South Korean taekwondo athletes perform for Pope South Korean taekwondo athletes on Wednesday performed for Pope Francis after a planned show of Korean unity at the Vatican fell apart when the North pulled out at the last minute. -
Belgium Liege gunman may have claimed fourth victim Thirty-one year old Benjamin Herman was given 36 hour leave from prison on Monday but failed to return -
World News Israel's defense chief goes to Russia. Is a deal to neuter Iran in the works? The influence of Iran and Tehran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah in neighboring Syria has increasingly alarmed Israel. -
No Comment Eiffel Tower struck by lightning A webcam hosted by Paris-based weather site meteo-paris.com captured the moment the Eiffel Tower was struck. -
Afghanistan Friend or foe? Young Afghans talk Taliban, US, war, and Afghanistan’s future What do young Afghans think about their country? -
Italy Di Maio serves a slice of pizza populism to hit back at EU's Oettinger When Italian populist Luigi Di Maio put out a social media post of him eating a pizza, some might have expected him to use Italy’s best-known food export as an analogy for who one of Europe’s most indebted countries owes money to. -
Economy Markets settle as Italy seeks end to political uncertainty Market made a modest recovery as the fallout following the Italian election eased. -
Cinema Film director Agnes Varda turns 90 Belgian-born Varda's career stretches over half a century and she is the only female director who was part of the French New Wave movement -
Europe News Italy crisis: EU commissioner 'should have shut up' "You don't expect a Commissioner to confirm by his expression the worst suspicions of Eurosceptics" -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Tackling the EU's migration headache -
Ukraine Russian journalist 'returns from the dead' after staged execution Arkady Babchenko was reportedly gunned down outside his apartment in Kiev. A day later he turned up at a press conference. -
World News As it happened on Thursday, May 31 | Euronews Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happened this morning. -
Israel Tension high in Gaza as ceasefire seems to hold A ceasefire between armed groups in the Gaza strip and Israel seemed to be holding on Wednesday after one of the worst days of violence since the 2014 war. -
Economy Italy vs 'the markets' | Euronews answers How worried should Europe be if the Italian crisis is portrayed by Eurosceptics as financial markets defying the will of Italian voters? -
World News Putin foe Bill Browder briefly detained in Spain The head of investment fund Hermitage Capital Management posted a photo to Twitter which appeared to have been taken from the back of a police van. -
France Police clear Paris migrant camp Riot police stood by as hundreds of migrants were moved from the camp and escorted to temporary shelters -
World News Liege attacks, Italian political crisis and murdered Russian Journalist on ‘Good Morning Europe’ Catch up on the issues driving conversation across Europe and the rest of the world in today's Good Morning Europe. -
Italy Archaeologists make dramatic discovery in Pompeii Archaeologists in Italy have discovered the skeleton of a man crushed by a rock while trying to flee the Vesuvius eruption -
World News Pakistan, India agree to stop exchanging fire in Kashmir The two sides also agreed to fully implement a 2003 cease-fire that has been repeatedly violated. -
Earth News The rise of olive oil from Tunisia Tunisian olive oil is winning international awards and catching the attention of Michelin chefs and lovers of gourmet foods. -
World News Most UK police don't carry guns. What about other countries? In England and Wales, just 4.9% of all police officers carry guns. In Spain, the combined police forces own enough guns to arm 83.6% of their officers. -
Afghanistan Car bomb and gun battle near interior ministry in Kabul A car bomb exploded near Afghanistan's interior ministry in Kabul on Wednesday and then gunmen exchanged fire with members of the security forces, police said, in what appeared to be the latest in a series of militant attacks in the capital. -
USA Magician not liable for audience member's injuries A British tourist had claimed that he was hurt taking part in one of David Copperfield's stage tricks in Las Vegas -
Spain Putin critic Bill Browder released after arrest in Spain Putin critic Bill Browder tweeted: "Urgent: Just was arrested by Spanish police in Madrid on a Russian Interpol arrest warrant. Going to the police station right now." -
Greece Maria Efimova speaks out at whistleblower conference Maria Efimova was Daphne Caruana Galizia's source. The murdered reporter used the Panama Papers to expose alleged links to offshore tax havens of Malta’s leadership, including the island’s Prime Minister -
World News Kremlin critic fatally shot in back while on way to buy bread in Ukraine Investigators would look at "Russian spy agencies' efforts to get rid of those who are trying to tell the truth about what is going on," a lawmaker said. -
Italy Italy's Ship of Fools: The Democratic Party sailing towards annihilation | View Why a new election may spell the end for Italy's centre-left party. -
World News Euthanasia is rejected by Portugal's parliament The deeply divisive issue is the latest point of friction between faith and politics in the predominantly Catholic country. -
Indonesia Half a day in Seminyak, Bali Natalie Lefevre presents the lowdown on one of Bali's most popular destinations. -
World News China slams surprise U.S. tariff threat, says it's ready to fight A widely read tabloid run by the Communist Party's official People's Daily said the "trade renege could leave Washington dancing with itself." -
USA ABC cancels hit Roseanne show The US ABC network has cancelled its hit reboot of "Roseanne" following a racist tweet about former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, -
USA US and Mexico presidents trade barbs over border wall US President Donald Trump on Tuesday accused Mexico of doing "nothing" to stop illegal immigrants crossing into the United States, and repeated his election campaign pledge that Mexico would pay for his planned border wall. -
World News As it happened on Wednesday, May 30 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
Italy Italian political crisis causes jitters in financial markets An early snap election could be on the cards as Italy's political turmoil shakes financial markets -
Ukraine Russian journalist 'death' was to foil assassination plot A journalist from Russia who was reported to have been shot dead in Ukraine faked his own death to foil an assassination plot. -
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