9 April 2019 | Euronews
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Iran Watch: Iran's lawmakers wear Revolutionary Guards' uniforms to Parliament Watch: Iran's lawmakers wear Revolutionary Guards' uniforms to Parliament after the US named the country's military elite as a foreign terrorist organization. -
USA Israeli space probe prepares for historic moon landing The spacecraft is expected to settle on the lunar nearside. -
France Migrant smuggled in a coffin: two UK-bound men jailed after Iraqi found in funeral box "There are in this case aggravating circumstances because to make a person lie in a coffin to transport him is not dignified," the local prosecutor has said. -
USA Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party and rival party appear locked in close race Exit polls show the Blue and White party, headed by former military chief Benny Gantz, has a narrow lead over the Likud, two TV stations say. Another station showed them tied. -
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USA Border crossings by undocumented migrants in March hit 12-year high Officials said crossings by families hit record highs. More than 53,000 people traveling as part of families were apprehended, up from 36,000 in February. -
USA Dalai Lama hospitalized with chest infection "Today morning his holiness felt some discomfort and he was flown to Delhi for check-up," Tenzin Taklha, his personal secretary, told Reuters. -
Italy Mussolini's great-grandson to run in EU elections for small far-right party "So many people want to put Mussolini on the ballot," Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini told Il Messaggero. -
USA Feds take down $1 billion fraud scheme in 'Operation Brace Yourself' An international telemarketing network lured hundreds of thousands of elderly or disabled patients into a criminal scheme, prosecutors said. -
USA Trump admin wants to make asylum harder by putting CBP agents in charge The White House wants to make it harder for migrants to get asylum by putting border agents in charge of interviews. -
USA Almost half of Homeland Security's senior leadership is in flux Twelve of 30 positions in the department's leadership chart are being filled on a nonpermanent basis. -
No Comment Brazil: Deadly rains lash Rio de Janeiro Torrential rains doused Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday (April 9), killing at least three people and sowing chaos in Brazil's second largest city, which declared a state of emergency. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Facing jail for saving lives Top stories of the day from Brussels -
World Raw Politics in full: Brexit delay plea and Turkey's missile purchase Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Raw Politics. -
USA Mnuchin: White House lawyers spoke with Treasury Dept. about request for Trump tax returns The Treasury secretary told a House subcommittee that he had not personally spoken to Trump or to anyone at the White House about the request. -
Focus Minsk gears up for European Games Focus looks at how Belarus capital Minsk is gearing up for the European Games, readying transport and venues which are set to leave a lasting legacy. -
USA White nationalism hearing hit by wave of hate speech on YouTube The hearing comes as the role of technology companies in the hosting and spread of hate speech has come under renewed scrutiny after a gunman killed 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand. -
USA SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket set for first commercial launch. Here's how to watch it live online. The 230-foot-tall rocket is the world's most powerful. -
Germany Welcome to Gadheim — the village that's the new centre of the European Union With the UK leaving the EU, the geographical centre of the bloc is about to shift. -
Algeria Algeria: Who is Abdelaziz Bensalah, the new interim leader? His appointment as interim leader by parliament on Tuesday triggered new demonstrations. Bensalah is seen by many as a Bouteflika loyalist. -
Italy Antonio Candreva: Football star pays girl's school lunch fees after tuna-and-crackers meal The girl reportedly burst into tears when she was handed tuna and crackers in place of a school meal after her parents fell behind on payments -
Europe News Miguel Roldan: Meet the Spanish firefighter facing jail over migrant rescue mission This is Miguel Roldan. He is a Spanish firefighter who says he helped save thousands of lives from drowning in the Mediterranean. But Italy is accusing him of aiding illegal immigration and working with human traffickers. He faces up to 20 years in prison if he is convicted. -
Greece Watch: Divers get access to ancient shipwreck near Greek island The ancient cargo ship sank in the 5th century BC. It was laden with 4,000 ancient vases, probably containing wine, most of which remain intact. -
USA Netanyahu's party admits it hired 1,200 people to secretly film Arab community polling stations Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, facing a tight re-election battle, seeks to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister. -
Belgium What does the EU trade with China? In charts As officials from the EU and China meet in search of creating stronger trade ties, we take a look at why and how this summit is critical for Europe. -
Hungary Hungarian opera asks white cast to identify as African-American for Porgy and Bess production The Gershwin brothers had stipulated that their Porgy and Bess musical could only ever be performed by an all-black cast. -
USA Barr to testify before Congress for first time since Mueller summary While the attorney general's prepared opening statement focused on his department's 2020 budget, Democratic lawmakers planned to press him Tuesday on Russia probe results. -
USA A high-stakes meeting will decide Brexit's fate — and the U.K. won't be at the table Politicians will choose between two broad options at Wednesday's emergency summit. Both have dramatic consequences for the U.K. and beyond. -
World News How the EU fails patients trying to access critical medicines ǀ View Patients in Europe are unable to access the medicines they need, failed by an inconsistent system across the EU. A progressive plan for the future of healthcare provision across the continent is much needed. -
United Kingdom British MPs back idea of Brexit extension to June 30 ahead of EU summit British MPs have this afternoon endorsed Prime Minister Theresa May's request to the European Union to delay Brexit until June 30, adding weight to the pitch she will make to EU leaders in Brussels on Wednesday. -
USA Facebook launches new tool to help users memorialize loved ones "This is very, very close to my heart and really matters," Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg told NBC News. -
World News Brussels vs. Orban - next round EU Commission investigates former company of Hungary's right-wing PM's son-in-law for price-fixing allegations -
United Kingdom Ex-Ecuador president warns Assange faces immediate arrest Former Ecuadorian president, Rafael Correa, told Euronews that Julian Assange faces immediate arrest -
USA Trump rages at own policies — and John Kelly 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. -
United Arab Emirates Daughter of woman detained in Dubai pleads for mother's release The daughter of woman detained in Dubai for a Facebook post wrote a letter to the emirate's ruler pleading for her mother's release, -
United Kingdom What do EU leaders say about another Brexit extension? Leaders from the other 27 EU countries meet on Wednesday to decide on the UK’s request for a Brexit delay until June 30. -
USA John McCain's beloved dog dies in 'tragic accident' Burma, the family's Chesapeake Bay retriever, stayed by the late senator's side following his death. -
Austria Watch: Scientists seek oldest ice on Earth to understand climate change The team will head to Antarctica hoping to extract a 1.5 million-year-old ice core. -
Earth News How to find the perfect ethical jeweller? Whether bling's your thing or understated is more your style, we find the perfect ethical jeweller brands for you. -
World Your Call in full: Do Europeans have faith in politicians? Watch Monday night's full episode of Your Call. -
Luxembourg Barnier says UK's request for extension contingent on Parliament voting for withdrawal agreement The EU's Chief Brexit Negotiator Michel Barnier said the UK's request for a longer delay of Brexit depends on whether cross-party talks result in a majority in the House of Commons that agrees to vote for withdrawal agreement. -
No Comment Egypt unveils the 2,500-year-old mummy of a high priest at an ancient cemetery in Cairo Egyptologist Zahi Hawass and an Egyptian team opened three sealed sarcophagi from the 26th Dynasty. One contained the well-preserved mummy of a powerful priest, wrapped in linen and decorated with a golden figure depicting Isis, an ancient Egyptian goddess. -
France Road Trip Europe Day 17: Turin-Lyon high-speed railway Euronews' European Road Trip reaches the excavation site for the Turin-Lyon high speed railway. -
World Romanian ex-president Iliescu faces crimes against humanity charges Prosecutors say Iliescu was responsible running a campaign of misinformation that created a climate of terror. -
USA Artificial blood vessels that come to life could improve medical care Preliminary research points to a new approach for treating medical conditions ranging from heart disease to gunshot wounds. -
World May to hold face-to-face meetings with Merkel and Macron over Brexit extension The UK Prime Minister will hold face-to-face meetings with the German and French leaders in advance of the emergency Brexit summit on Wednesday. Theresa May is continuing to face strong resistance from within her cabinet to a long Brexit delay, -
Spain Watch: Abused chimps live out retirement in peace at Catalonia sanctuary Many were mistreated in their earlier lives as circus performers, television actors and domestic pets. -
Japan Nissan's former chair Ghosn says he was victim of 'backstabbing' in video address Nissan's former chair Carlos Ghosn says he was a victim of "backstabbing" and a "conspiracy" in a video address showed on Tuesday. -
World Raw Politics: MEPs debate Matteo Salvini's attempt to unite the right Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini launched a movement on Monday to unite populist leaders in Europe. -
World Breakfast With Belle: We want your questions for MEP Eva Kaili Breakfast With Belle is headed to Greece to interview MEP Eva Kaili- and we want to put YOUR questions to her. Comment or tweet with the hashtag #BreakfastWithBelle and stay tuned to see if she answers your question. -
USA How is the US threatening to punish Europe over Airbus? | Euronews answers Washington has plans to slap tariffs on a list of European products, from planes to oysters, in retaliation for European aircraft subsidies. -
Earth News How to Breathe Yourself Happy? We trial a breathwork session and discover that small changes to our breathing cause seismic changes to our wellbeing. -
World News Hong Kong Occupy leaders found guilty for role in mass rallies Hong Kong Occupy leaders found guilty for role in mass rallies -
World News Turkish election board rejects recount call in 31 Istanbul districts - board member Turkish election board rejects recount call in 31 Istanbul districts - board member
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Israel Israeli elections: Netanyahu on course for record fifth term after rival admits defeat Benjamin Netanyahu's is on course for a fifth term as Israel's prime minister. Benny Gantz, his main rival in Tuesday's election, conceded defeat at a press conference in Tel Aviv on Wednesday. -
USA 16 Saudis barred from U.S. for role in Khashoggi's murder Among those banned is Saud al-Qahtani, an adviser to the Saudi crown prince who the CIA suspects organized the assassination of the journalist. -
USA California Rep. Eric Swalwell enters 2020 presidential race with focus on guns Swalwell, best known for speaking out on Russia, is the latest candidate to join a field that is expected to be the largest ever.