8 April 2019 | Euronews
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USA Trump says Uganda must find kidnappers of freed tourist. Uganda responds. A Ugandan government spokesman responded that there are more gun deaths in the U.S. than kidnappings in Uganda. -
USA Trump labels Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terror group The move is expected to further isolate Iran and could have widespread implications for U.S. personnel and policy in the Middle East and elsewhere. -
USA At the center of Trump's Homeland chaos, Stephen Miller is the lone survivor Analysis: The hard-edged young White House policy aide has survived all his rivals, and Trump's central 2020 campaign issue now belongs to him. -
World News Fiat to pool with Tesla to reduce emissions average and avoid EU fines EU emissions reduction targets get much tougher next year with average emissions for a carmaker's fleet limited at 95 grams per kilometre. -
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Israel Bibi fatigue: How the Israeli election became a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu ǀ View This is a race between two competing perspectives: Those who have Bibi fatigue and those who see Netanyahu as indispensable to the nation. -
United Arab Emirates UAE and Saudi Arabia to give $200m in aid to Yemenis of all backgrounds UAE and Saudi Arabia to give $200m in aid to Yemenis of all backgrounds -
USA Under Trump, more leaks—and more leak investigations There were 120 leak referrals for possible prosecution in 2017 and 88 in 2018, up from 37 in 2016 and 18 in 2015, according to a top intelligence watchdog. -
USA Car bomb in Afghanistan kills three U.S. service members The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. -
United Kingdom May and Merkel meet as UK parliament passes Brexit delay law The UK prime minister will also travel to Paris on Tuesday on a last-ditch mission to argue for another Brexit extension. -
USA Trump administration moves to undercut MLB's deal with Cuba The administration is moving to reverse an Obama-era ruling that allowed Cuban baseball players to sign with major league teams in the U.S. -
USA U.S. Secret Service director is out, latest casualty in DHS shakeup The departure comes the day after the head of the Department of Homeland Security resigned under pressure. -
USA 'Self-driving' spacecraft may help save Earth from deadly asteroid strikes European Space Agency's "Hera" craft would visit asteroid 65803 Didymos and its tiny satellite. -
Romania A former priest, a tennis no1 and an ex-national football coach: Romania's EU election candidates One's just been excommunicated, another coached a national football team and a third was president of a neighbouring country, Romania's EU election candidates are a colourful bunch. -
USA US designates Iran elite military forces as foreign terrorist organisation "This action will significantly expand the scope and scale of our maximum pressure on the Iranian regime," the White House said in a statement. -
Ireland EU stands 'fully behind Ireland' on Brexit, according to chief negotiator The EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said the EU would stand "fully behind Ireland" whatever the outcome -
World Raw Politics in full: Salvini flop, 'Great Debate' results and violence in Libya Watch Monday night's full episode of Raw Politics -
World News EU issues ethics guidelines for artificial intelligence But will it be enough? -
Russia Russia's 'whale jail' set to close after international outcry Russia's 'whale jail' set to close after international outcry -
Europe News The Brief: populist pitch vs political reality The attempt to unite nationalists groups might prove futile, as diverging interests and their leaders' clashing personalities have so far prevented them from teaming up. -
No Comment Animal rights activists arrested in Australia after traffic protest Australian police arrested 38 animal rights activists on Monday (April 8) after they blocked peak hour traffic in Melbourne in protests to mark the first anniversary of a film, Dominion, about factory farming. -
USA Democratic candidates slam Netanyahu ahead of Israeli elections The Israeli prime minister was branded as a "racist" after he suggested annexing Jewish settlements on the West Bank. -
Libya Military assault on Tripoli is "in public's interest', says Libyan rebel group "European countries fear for civilians' safety but I can assure that our first concern is the civilians," a spokesman for the Libyan National Army told Euronews after the rebel group launched a military offensive to take Tripoli from the UN-recognised government. -
Libya France under pressure to condemn Haftar as EU seeks unity on Libya crisis France under pressure to condemn Haftar's assault on Tripoli as EU seeks unity on Libya crisis. -
Uzbekistan Watch: Students plant trees to save what's left of the Aral Sea The rivers that feed the sea were diverted in a Soviet project to boost cotton production in the arid region. -
No Comment Animals evacuated from neglected Gaza zoo An international welfare group evacuated dozens of animals languishing in a ramshackle Gaza zoo on Sunday to sanctuaries abroad, in the fourth and largest such rescue mission in the beleaguered, war-torn Palestinian enclave. -
No Comment Caracas residents desperate to find drinking water The Waraira Repano National Park in the Venezuelan capital has become the provider of drinking water for the people of Caracas. For many years the park was a recreational space for the inhabitants of the city. Nowadays it has been transformed into a public bathroom. -
No Comment Rwanda honours those killed in genocide that began 25 years ago Rwandan President Paul Kagame and a number of visiting dignitaries attended a memorial ceremony on Sunday (April 7) to commemorate the lives of 800,000 Tutsi and moderate Hutus murdered during the Rwandan genocide, a three-month-killing spree that began 25 years ago. -
No Comment Protesters, police clash in Nantes on 21st round of 'yellow vest' demos Police fired tear gas at "yellow vest" demonstrators on Saturday (April 6) in the western French city of Nantes in another weekend of anti-government protests. -
France 'Need to quickly reduce taxes' one of key takeaways from French Great National Debate French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said he recognised the need to "quickly reduce taxes" in a presentation of the Great National Debate takeaways. -
USA Trump has for months been urging administration to reinstate child separation policy A senior administration official said they believe Trump is convinced that family separation has been the most effective policy at deterring asylum seekers. -
No Comment People from ethnic minorities celebrate traditional festival in Hainan Dancing, singing and drinking rice wine, people of ethnic minorities in south China's Hainan Province celebrated their traditional "Sanyuesan Festival" on Sunday. -
World News The week that was: telling both sides of every tale ǀ View Our weekly round-up of all the View opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond. -
USA France is 'playing hardball' as U.K. frets on the brink of Brexit Brexit was originally scheduled for March 29, but it will happen this Friday unless all 27 leaders of other E.U. countries agree to another delay. -
Bulgaria Politicians protest against LGBT exhibition in Europe's 2019 Capital of Culture Politicians in the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv, voted one of this year's European Capitals of Culture, are lobbying to block an LGBT exhibition for later this year -
Next Series Packing some power: storing energy at ultra high temperatures Futuris meets the researchers attempting to store energy at ultra high temperatures. -
World Is Netanyahu's annexation threat a panic move as election looms? Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to formally annex Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank ahead of Tuesday's elections in Israel. -
USA N.Y. Democratic lawmakers ready new front to obtain Trump's tax returns A bill is being introduced in the state Legislature that would allow Congress to request the president's state filings. -
USA Nielsen's ouster underscores Trump's failures on the border First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
Russia Erdogan and Putin to talk arms sales, Syria cooperation despite US warnings "Turkey must choose," American Vice-President Mike Pence, warned last week. -
The Cube Trump's US Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen resigns | #TheCube #TheCube | US President Donald Trump has been faced with yet another resignation of a top official in the White House - Kirstjen Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security. -
Italy Salvini makes moves to forge a European right-wing alliance ahead of EU elections Under the slogan "To the Europe of Common Sense!” Salvini is holding a meeting with other European populist parties in Milan. -
Ecotech What you need to know about the electric supercar The latest crop of EV supercars has not only caught up with the best of the fossil-fuelled generation, they’ve already surpassed them. -
Slovakia Is your national anthem a criminal record? It could be in Slovakia after law voted in 'by mistake' Slovakian politicians who voted to restrict the law on the singing of foreign national anthems in public have said the result was a "mistake" and that they didn't realise what they were voting for. -
Germany Watch: Bonn in bloom as cherry trees bring tourists flocking The cherry trees were planted in the 1980s to bring this working class district to life. Now the streets of Heerstraße and Breite Straße have become an annual spectacle. -
World Istanbul Airport - planned to be world's biggest - officially opens Turkish Airlines has completed a huge exercise to transfer operations to Istanbul’s brand new airport over the weekend. The move to the vast new transport hub - simply called Istanbul Airport - began early on Friday. Today marks the official opening of the new airport -
USA Trump looms large over Israeli election as Netanyahu aims to make history A vital component of a bid by "King Bibi" to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister sits 10,000 miles away in Washington. -
USA Majority of Americans say they expect their taxes to stay the same or go up Just 17 percent believe their taxes will go down as a result of the plan Trump signed at the end of 2017. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 16: Lyon, the home of Euronews Anelise Borges has brought Road Trip Europe to Euronews' door. In Lyon, she reflects on what she's seen and heard on the road so far with Cube host Rosie Wright. -
USA Critics say Yang's cash giveaway means people won't work. Alaska says otherwise. The Democratic contender wants to give adults $1,000 a month. One state, flush with oil money, has been doing something like that for years. -
USA NASA's $17-billion moon rocket may be doomed before it ever gets to the launch pad Some stakeholders are asking if there are better alternatives to the Space Launch System, whose construction is behind schedule and billions over budget. -
United Kingdom Britain steps up fight against harmful content on the internet with new regulation plans Britain proposed new online safety laws on Monday that could see social media platforms or tech companies fined or blocked if they fail to protect users from harmful content. -
USA Inside Trump's all-about-that-base 2020 strategy "There is going to be nothing normal about the way this president campaigns," said Trump ally Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C. -
USA Male refugees victimized by sexual violence say U.N. staffer wanted bribes to help them Male refugees said sexual assault forced them to flee their homes and go to the Nakivale refugee camp in hopes the U.N. could resettle them in the West. -
USA U.S. pulls troops as fighting engulfs Libya The self-styled Libyan National Army launched a surprise offensive last week, a move that could potentially drag the country back into civil war. -
United Kingdom London introduces Ultra Low Emission Zone to combat air pollution An Ultra Low Emission Zone has been introduced in London by the mayor, Sadiq Kahn. With nearly 1000 people hospitalised due to asthma in the capital each year, the move aims to reduce traffic in the city centre. -
United Arab Emirates British mother held in Dubai for old Facebook posts insulting ex-husband’s new wife Laleh Sharavesh has been banned from leaving Dubai and faces jail and a large fine after describing her ex-husband’s new wife as a “horse” on Facebook three years ago. -
Earth News “Art is waste, definitely.” Our interview with artist Thomas Hirschhorn on inventing one's own guidelines. -
Japan Nissan shareholders oust Carlos Ghosn from board Nissan shareholders voted to oust former chairman Carlos Ghosn from board. -
USA Kirstjen Nielsen leaving position as homeland security secretary Nielsen's department is the subject of numerous House subpoenas and more than 20 investigations by its own inspector general. -
World News U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen resigns U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen resigns -
USA Cho Yang-ho, embattled CEO of Korean Air, dies at 70 Cho, who himself was under indictment, was embarrassed by explosions of rage by both of his daughters, which went viral and led to their resignations. -
USA After three historic black churches go up in flames, parishioners pull together "It's sad that our society has stooped this low to do something like that," said the pastor of a historic African-American church. -
Sport Turkish delight as hosts strike gold on Day 3 of Antalya Grand Prix It was a case of Turkish delight as Mikhail Ozerler struck gold for the host nation on the third and final day of a thrilling 2019 Antalya Grand Prix