14 April 2019 | Euronews
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World News Death toll rises in Libya as clashes at Tripoli continue Egypt released photos showing the commander of the LNA Khalifa Haftar with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi after they met in Cairo on Sunday, but no other details were given about their meeting. -
Ukraine Ukraine's one-sided debate Ukraine's one-sided debate -
Business American Airlines extend cancellation of Boeing 737 MAX flights until August 19 American Airline bosses said they believe the plane will be recertified before the 19 August but want to be reassured of the reliability ahead of its peak travel season. -
Vatican "Be humble", Pope Francis urges Catholic Church "Be humble", Pope Francis urges Catholic Church -
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World News Last series of 'Game of Thrones' promises to thrill The HBO eighth tv series begins in the US April 14 and each episode cost €13 million. -
USA Pete Buttigieg officially announces 2020 presidential campaign If elected, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana would be the first-ever openly gay and youngest-ever U.S. president. -
Sport Tiger Woods wins Masters in first major victory in 11 years It's one of sport's great all-time comebacks. -
Finland Finland's Social Democrats win razor-thin victory against far-right party Finland's Social Democrats win razor-thin victory as far-right Finns Party sees big surge, -
France France's Macron to address the nation on Monday and announce measures in response to 'Gilets Jaunes' Macron will give a press conference from the Elysee palace on Monday night. -
USA 'Unforgivable': Trump's days of immigration statements come under fire Calling for an illegal action would be "exactly contrary to the key presidential duty and to his oath, which is to see that the laws are faithfully executed," Nadler said. -
Germany Unexploded World War II bomb found in Frankfurt It created a massive underwater blast when the police defused it. -
USA 2020 Dems stand by Omar as she's hammered for 9/11 comments "Putting the safety of a sitting member of Congress @IlhanMN at risk & vilifying a whole religion is beyond the pale," Sen. Kamala Harris tweeted. -
USA Trump was joking about loving WikiLeaks, Sarah Sanders says "Look, clearly the president was making a joke during the 2016 campaign," Sanders said. "Certainly we take this serious." -
Iraq Mass grave of Kurd remains shown to relatives in Iraq's Anfal anniversary A mass grave discovered in a desert was shown to Iraq's president Barham Salih. Remains were shown to relatives. The president said that Iraq must never forget Saddam Hussein's crimes. -
USA Democrats aren't 'smart enough' to read Trump's tax returns, Sarah Sanders says "I certainly don't trust them to look through the decades of success the president's had and determine anything," the White House press secretary said. -
USA Ukraine's president left to debate himself as comedian leading polls is a no-show Comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who won the first round of the presidential election, has said he will take part in a debate on April 19. -
Ukraine Big clean-up at Chernobyl, Ukraine, ahead of 33rd anniversary of nuclear accident Visitors leave their mark on the area, especially those who come without the necessary permission or with a guide’s supervision. A lot of rubbish has to be collected, which is part of the 33rd anniversary of the 1986 nuclear accident. -
USA Poll: Black and white defines red and blue A Pew survey looked at attitudes around racial equality in America and found very different views among white, black, Hispanic and Asian Americans. -
United Kingdom British MP says he doesn't regret comparing Brexiteers to Nazis, adds it "wasn't strong enough" David Lammy quoted Winston Churchill, who in 1938 said: "We must not appease Hitler". -
World News The week that was: building a community ǀ View Our weekly round-up of all the View opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days. -
Earth News What could these schoolchildren findings from 100 years ago tell us about climate change today? In 1896, thousands of Nova Scotia schoolchildren began reporting their findings in nature as they walked to and from school. -
USA Seychelles president's underwater speech: Protect our oceans "This issue is bigger than all of us, and we cannot wait for the next generation to solve it," Seychelles President Danny Faure said. -
USA Amid deadly Madagascar measles outbreak, parents want to vaccinate but lack means In Madagascar, many parents would like to protect their vulnerable children but face immense challenges to receiving vaccines. -
Tunisia Leadership struggles in Tunisia deepen, ruling party elects two leaders in parallel congresses Leadership struggles in Tunisia deepen, ruling party elects two leaders in parallel congresses -
World News World's largest plane takes off for the first time The largest plane in the world successfully completed its first flight after taking off in the Mojave desert in the United States -
Belgium European Elections 2019: What happened this week? This week we take a look at some of those running for election, including a former tennis world No.1 and a great-grandson with a formidable political lineage, and examine a poll that shows an upward trend for both the parliament's largest groups. -
USA Gun control case study: A mass shooting, major reforms, then a political backlash The dramatic saga of what happened in Colorado when 2020 contender John Hickenlooper was governor holds lessons for Dems seeking the White House and the nation. -
Ecotech Meet the leather maker with the lowest carbon footprint in the world Bridge of Weir Leather has been supplying hides for vehicle interiors since 1905. -
World News Palestinian Authority swears in new prime minister Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud has sworn in a new prime minister but his appointment has been criticised by Hamas -
USA The Lyrid meteor shower is back. Here's how to see April's shooting stars. A full moon could wash out this year's show, but skywatchers could still spot up to 20 meteors an hour. -
USA For 'Game of Thrones' superfans and devoted conspiracy theorists: Similar psychology, different outcomes. The psychology of groups and the internet's propensity to amplify outlandish content has created the kind of feedback loops in which bizarre theories flourish. -
Europe News What does the European Council do? Ahead of the European Parliament elections in June, we outline the functions of the different branches of the European Union. What does the European Council do? -
World News At least six hurt as tornado pounds small Texan town in the US People hurt and homes destroyed as severe storms hit parts of the southern US -
USA Black soccer stars have had enough of racism on the field A growing number of young stars are speaking out as stories of players facing abuse from fans, both on the field and online, have gained attention in recent weeks. -
Venezuela The IMF stands by to help Venezuela once it's decided who's in charge The power struggle in Venezuela is hampering international assistance to the crisis-struck South American nation -
USA For Northern Ireland, 'Game of Thrones' is much more than a popular TV show Tourism has become big business for Northern Ireland, with the show helping to attract 120,000 visitors a year and bringing in $40 million a year. -
Earth News The best eco fashion instagram accounts to follow now Take inspiration from these Instagram accounts promoting eco friendly fashion.