18 April 2019 | Euronews
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USA Mueller mystery: What are the 12 criminal referrals? The Mueller report mentions that he's made criminal referrals in 14 cases. Only two are publicly known. -
USA Photo of man, girl snapped before Notre Dame fire finds way to family "The search is over!" claimed the woman who said she took the touching picture. -
USA Disputed BuzzFeed story on Trump and Cohen back in limelight after Mueller report contradicts The special counsel found that "the evidence available to us does not establish that the President directed or aided Cohen's false testimony." -
USA Sarah Sanders admitted she had no evidence for claims about FBI agents, Comey Sanders, who was interviewed by Mueller's team as part of its investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, said that the claim was a "slip of the tongue." -
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USA Trump campaign planned for WikiLeaks dump, Mueller report finds Mueller also found that members of Trump's campaign repeatedly sought to acquire Hillary Clinton's deleted emails at the direction of Donald Trump -
USA HUD moves to require carbon monoxide detectors in public housing after deaths The announcement follows an NBC News investigation finding at least 13 carbon monoxide poisoning deaths in public housing since 2003. -
USA Mueller report: Russians meddling in 2016 election sought help, retweets from team Trump Trump's campaign "expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts," Mueller's report said. -
USA Manafort told Gates: Don't plead guilty, Trump's lawyer vowed to 'take care of us' Manafort said he was told they'd "be taken care of," but the word pardon was not used. -
USA Mueller: Trump failed at obstruction because his aides refused to carry out orders AG Jeff Sessions, former campaign chief Corey Lewandowski and White House counsel Don McGahn undermined the president, the special counsel said. -
USA What the Mueller report says about Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. The special counsel's report focuses on the president himself, but it also reveals new details about his family members, Donald Jr., Ivanka and Jared Kushner. -
USA Report highlights: The most interesting parts from 448 pages NBC News picked out the most eye-opening passages from special counsel Robert Mueller's report. -
World News Facebook bans UK far-right groups including Britain First and the English Defence League Social media giant Facebook has banned 12 UK far-right groups from using its platforms because it says they "spread hate" -
USA Mueller report released to public contains nearly 1,000 redactions The much-anticipated Mueller report released Thursday contained more than 900 redactions, with seven entire pages redacted completely. -
USA Mueller report: No evidence Trump knew about Trump Tower meeting in advance Once it became clear the meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer would become public knowledge, senior aides scrambled to respond. -
USA What happened before the Big Bang? "It's my life's work to try to answer that question," University of Toronto physicist Renée Hložek says. -
No Comment Blasting heat makes water a necessity for Sudan revolution Volunteers brought barrels of water to the streets of the Sudanese capital Khartoum on Thursday (April 18), filling plastic bottles and cups with water for the protesters amidst the simmering heat. -
No Comment Firefighters honoured at Elysee Palace Firefighters who battled the Notre-Dame blaze were honoured at the Elysee Palace on Thursday (April 18). -
USA Read Trump's written responses in the Mueller report Trump supplied written responses to questions about the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower, the WikiLeaks' release of Clinton emails and other topics. -
Lithuania Lithuanian woman faces charges after giving birth to 'drunk' baby A woman in Lithuania gave birth to a baby girl with more alcohol in her system than it would take to seriously threaten the health of an adult -
Musica Drama and excess in London with a devilishly good 'Faust' It is the most epic and successful musical version of Goethe's masterpiece ‘Faust’. Written by French composer Gounod, it is currently being staged in London. -
Cult Annual Cartoon Xira puts spotlight on Portuguese bullfighting As Portugal’s bullfighting tradition is stirring a tense debate in the country. The annual Cartoon Xira presented an exhibition of the Argentinian cartoonist Marlene Pohle's unpublished drawings. -
USA Who is Attorney General William Barr? The attorney general has long held a broad view of the powers of the presidency — and a dim view of special counsel investigations. -
World News What is the Odebrecht corruption scandal in Latin America, and who is implicated? From Mexico to Argentina, the Odebrecht corruption scandal has rocked Latin America to its core. -
Earth News "The global fashion industry is opaque, exploitative and environmentally damaging" Day 2 of Global Sustainable Fashion Week with Carry Somers -
The Cube Polar bear found around 700km from home as climate change blamed for habitat loss | #TheCube The bear was spotted on Wednesday by locals in the village of Tilichiki. Its natural habitat is thought to be some 700km away in the northern arctic region around Chukotka. -
USA Read the text of the Mueller report The full Mueller report, with some redactions, was released on Thursday. -
United Kingdom Financial system faces existential threat from climate change, central banks warn Central banks chiefs have warned the financial firms if they fail to make changes to adapt to the risks of climate change, "they will fail to exist". -
No Comment Eggs-tra special: Animals at London Zoo given Easter treats Animals at London Zoo kicked off their Easter celebrations early on Thursday (April 18) as zookeepers feed them some eggs special treats. -
No Comment Catholic devotees in the Philippines self-flagellate on Holy Thursday Hundreds of male Catholic devotees in the Philippines marked Maundy Thursday, a Christian holy day, with a bloody ritual that involves self-flagellating to honour the suffering of Jesus Christ on the cross. -
Portugal Portuguese fuel-tanker drivers end strike as pay negotiations resume A three-day strike by Portuguese fuel-tanker drivers ended on Friday after they agreed to resume negotiations over better pay and working conditions -
USA Babies with 'Bubble Boy' diseased cured with gene therapy made with HIV Eight babies were cured by the experimental treatment. -
Smart Regions How Greece turned a deadly road into one of the safest in the country Discover how one of the most dangerous road sections in Greece became one of the safest highways in the country. The construction of the three new tunnels between Thessaloniki and Athens, the so-called Tempi Tunnels, included 25 km of motorway, 11 km of tunnels and the largest road tunnel -
USA "I'm f***ed!" How Trump responded to finding out about Mueller investigation 'When Sessions told the President that a Special Counsel had been appointed, the President slumped back in his chair and said, "Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I'm f***ed."' - Mueller report -
Colombia Colombian same-sex couples hold "kiss-a-thon" in support of LGBT rights "We want people to stop satanizing and discriminating against the LGBT community. We are not sick, we are not an aberration, we are citizens who are here to build a better country." -
USA Republicans and Democrats already don't trust each other on the Mueller report. Barr is making it worse. 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. -
World News How might EU trade sanctions on the US hit consumers? | Euronews answers Brussels has drawn up a list of American products it’s ready to target with extra duties, in an ongoing row over aircraft subsidies. -
Japan Faecal fun for everyone as museum dedicated to poo opens in Japan "By providing visitors with experiences where they see poops as fun, cute and something they want to talk to other people, we thought we can offer entertainment that no one has experienced before." -
World Your Call in full: Does Spain's Vox deserve a spot in the TV debate? Watch Wednesday night's full episode of Your Call. -
World Euronews interview: Latvian PM targets Euroscepticism ahead of EU elections "Populism works only because there's underlying unease," said the former MEP. -
France Viral climate cartoon uses satire to question Notre Dame donations | #TheCube French cartoonist Alexis Delahaye has suggested the money should be put towards conserving the planet. -
USA Mueller report: Barr will discuss interactions with White House, executive privilege The attorney general's press conference is set for Thursday morning, before a redacted version of the special counsel's report is made public. -
World News European reporters working in increasingly 'intense climate of fear' Journalists in Europe and around the world are risking violence and persecution according to the international watchdog Reporters Without Borders -
World EU extends new judicial protections for whistleblowers | Raw Politics On Tuesday, the European Parliament voted to provide increased protections for whistleblowers in the EU. Euronews spoke with former whistleblower Antoine Deltour to ask him what he thought of these new protections. -
Russia Putin will meet North Korea's Kim Jong-un towards the end of April Just weeks after talks with Donald Trump stalled, North Korea leader Kim Jong-un has set up a meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin. -
Europe News EU Parliament poll: Farage's Brexit Party surges as Eurosceptic groups rise A lack of unity amongst UK parties could see a rise in pro-Brexit seats in EU Parliament. -
World Spain's anti-immigration Vox party banned from televised debate MEPs discuss if it's right to ban the far-right group from the debate. -
Indonesia President Joko Widodo declares victory in Indonesian election amidst claims of cheating Indonesia's President Joko Widodo declared victory on Thursday but faced opposition claims of cheating in the election -
World Doctor Miracle part 2: The Congolese surgeon helping women recover from rape Dr Denis Mukwege has operated thousands of women who have been brutally raped, and he knows the physical wounds are only half the battle. At Panzi hospital in Bukavu - which he founded 30 years ago in the Democratic Republic of Congo - Doctor Miracle battles on against sexual violence. -
No Comment Earthquake with 6.1 magnitude hits Taiwan's east coast A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan's east coast on Thursday (April 18), shaking buildings and temporarily halting subway services in the capital, Taipei. -
World News What do Weber and Timmermans think about Brexit as they pitch for top EU job? The two main candidates to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission, Manfred Weber and Frans Timmermans, said how they felt about Brexit in a France 24 TV debate. -
Earth News Celebrate Earth Day 2019 At London’s Somerset House What unites philosophy, poetry, mushrooms and worms? Earth Day Season at Somerset House, obviously. -
Ireland No UK-US trade deal if Brexit risks Good Friday agreement, Pelosi tells Irish lawmakers "f the Brexit deal undermines the accord, there will be no chance of a U.S.-U.K. agreement," the US Speaker of the House said on Wednesday. -
USA Delta is making a big change to reclining seats on its planes The coach and first-class seats on all of Delta's A320 planes will recline 2 inches less than they used to. -
World News EU warns of lawsuits if US targets European interests in Cuba "The EU will consider all options at its disposal to protect its legitimate interests," the EU said in a statement on Wednesday. -
France Unique 3D model of Notre Dame cathedral could help reconstruction efforts A unique 3D model of the Notre Dame cathedral created by a late art history professor could help its reconstruction efforts. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 24: Caserta/Naples - "Commuters should be given some dignity" Our team continues their journey across the continent ahead of the European Elections - today, they took a train with commuters from Cassino to the city of Naples. -
Ukraine Ukraine poised to step into the unknown with election runoff Comedian and TV star Volodymyr Zelenskiy looks set to win by a landslide - but what does he stand for, and how could Ukraine change if he wins the presidency? -
USA N. Korea demands someone 'more careful and mature' than Pompeo for nuke talks Disarmament negotiations are deadlocked after the failed summit in Hanoi between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump earlier this year. -
USA In apparent journal, woman 'infatuated' with Columbine wrote about suicide, guns The 18-year-old, who has prompted a massive manhunt in Colorado, appears to have drawn pictures of guns and knives and written about plans she was making. -
USA Pig's brain function restored hours after death Scientists have restored some functions in a pig's brain hours after it died - challenging assumptions about the irreversible ending of brain function following death. -
USA Ivanka Trump passed on World Bank job The White House senior adviser said she's "happy with the work" she's doing. -
Destinations A primitive atoll lost in the shimmering blue sea of Croatia This isle has always had a healing power. -
France Victor Hugo's Notre-Dame de Paris tops Amazon best-seller list after blaze The monument was severely damaged in a fire on Monday evening. -
World News State media says new tactical weapons test overseen by North Korean leader State media says new tactical weapons test overseen by North Korean leader
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USA Man with gas cans arrested at New York's famed St. Patrick's Cathedral There was no fire. Law enforcement officials described the man taken into custody as being emotionally disturbed. -
USA Congress to receive the redacted Mueller report at 11 a.m. Thursday The documents will be provided to lawmakers only after a press conference about it by Attorney General William Barr. -
USA Notre Dame beekeeper waits to learn fate of his 18,000 bees Nicolas Géant said it had always been his dream to keep bees on the roof of "the most beautiful church in the world."