20 April 2019 | Euronews
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Vatican Pope's Easter vigil Mass calls on worshipers to live for God, not wealth and success Pope Francis led Catholics into Easter with a vigil Mass on Saturday night. -
Sudan Large cash trove found at Sudan's ousted leader's home Security sources found over 100 million euros at the former president Omar al-Bashir's house. -
World News Heavy clashes break out in the south of Libya's capital Tripoli Fighters loyal to the Government of National Unity are trying to defend their city from a two week long attack by the eastern based Libyan National Army. -
No Comment German team '1st MC Erzgebirge' wins World Marbles Championship German team '1st MC Erzgebirge' won the World Marbles Championships title on Good Friday beating former champions Black Dog Boozers by 39–0 in a one-sided final -
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World News Nadal is out of Monte Carlo - beaten by Italy’s Fabio Fognini Rafa Nadal has suffered a shock semi-final defeat against Italian Fabio Fognini at the Monte Carlo Masters. -
World News Injured German tourists evacuated from Madeira after bus crash Their bus plummeted down a slope in Wednesday's crash in the coastal town of Canico. -
USA Woman's brutal killing in Bangladesh triggers protests "We want justice. Our girls must grow up safely and with dignity," Alisha Pradhan, a model and actress, said. -
World News European Elections 2019: What happened this week? We take a look at new polls that predict big gains for populist and anti-EU parties, hear from the front runners for the EU's top job and get an update from the Euronews road trip correspondents who have crossed into Italy. -
Mexico 13 killed in Mexico bar shooting Seven men, five women and a child died in the shooting. -
USA Clashes break out between police and some yellow vest rioters in Paris As of 1 p.m. GMT, 110 people had been arrested and placed in custody, the Paris prosecutor's office said. -
USA Why do children misbehave and act out? Here are some common (and not so common) ways parents can deal with everything from tantrums to meltdowns. -
No Comment Tiny guide pony in training on Newcastle Metro A miniature guide horse is being trained on the the Tyne and Wear Metro system before starting his first job in London helping a partially-sighted woman. -
Kosovo Kosovo brings back jihadist fighters and families from Syria Kosovo has brought back 110 citizens from Syria, including jihadists who fought in the civil war and 74 children. -
Peru Huge fire engulfs downtown Lima The blaze started in the Peruvian capital's commercial zone. -
Earth News Take a look at the plastics of the future From hemp to lobster, the possibilities are various. -
United Kingdom London climate change activists continue protest after more than 750 arrested Londoners returned to march on the capital after more than 750 protesters were arrested earlier in the week. -
No Comment Climate change activists protesting in London Climate change activists blocked several locations in London on Saturday (April 20) as part of a series of protests which have caused transport snarl-ups in the British capital -
USA On impeachment, Warren just stole the show from her dodging Democratic rivals Analysis: The Massachusetts senator's forceful call to begin the process of removing Trump set her apart from the crowded primary field. -
No Comment Venezuela: Easter Passion re-enactment in impoverished Caracas neighborhood People living in Petare - one of the poorest neighbourhoods of the capital of Venezuela, came together on Friday (April 19) to watch a re-enactment of the Passion of Christ. -
World News Good Friday: Pope Francis leads prayers for migrants and human trafficking victims The Pope led the prayers at the traditional Via Crucis Good Friday service at Rome's Colosseum -
World News Egyptians vote in referendum on extending president's time in power If he wins President Al Sisi could stay in power until 2030 and the role of the already powerful military would be boosted too. -
Afghanistan Gunmen attack Afghan communications ministry in Kabul "I saw three attackers going into the ministry. One of them detonated his explosives and two are fighting security forces," an employee of the ministry told Reuters. -
Earth News Architecture: a smarter and more sustainable way of building Our interview with Kim Herforth Nielsen, founder and creative director of trailblazing Danish architects 3xN. -
USA Why alien 'megastructures' may hold key to making contact with extraterrestrials Looking for evidence of Dyson spheres might be more fruitful than listening for radio transmissions. -
World News Ukraine election: presidential candidates trade barbs in stadium debate Ukraine's presidential election candidates have taken part in a stadium debate with polls showing TV comedian Volodmyr Zelensky ahead of Petro Poroshenko -
France Gilets Jaunes: 137 arrested in Paris as protesters clash with police Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said on Friday that "the rioters have visibly not been moved by what happened at Notre-Dame." -
USA Thai navy boards cabin of fugitive "seasteaders" facing death penalty "I was free for a moment. Probably the freest person in the world," Chad Elwartowski posted on his Facebook days before the Thai navy raided his floating home. -
USA North Korea slams Bolton's call for sign of denuclearization as 'dim-sighted,' 'nonsense' North Korea said on Thursday it no longer wanted to deal with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and that he should be replaced in talks by someone more mature. -
World News Former Peruvian President Pablo Kuczynski to be jailed over Odebrecht corruption charges A judge orders prison time for former Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski who is accused to taking bribes from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht -
World News Police in Northern Ireland arrest two suspects over journalist Lyra McKee's killing Two suspects are arrested after police in Northern Ireland release footage of the incident in which journalist Lyra McKee was shot dead in Londonderry -
USA Two arrested over deadly shooting of journalist in Northern Ireland Mckee, 29, was a rising star of investigative journalism. She was shot and killed, probably by a stray bullet, during rioting Thursday night. -
USA British 'hero' hacker Marcus Hutchins pleads guilty to US malware charges Marcus Hutchins was praised in May 2017 for putting an end to the global WannaCry cyber attack. -
USA Conspiracy theories, rumors threaten the battle against Ebola The outbreak, centered in the opposition stronghold of the DRC, continues to spread as rumors undermine the effectiveness of treatment and health care. -
Earth News How ethical is your chocolate? How can we be sure that our chocolates are fair and planet friendly? A simple question with a complex answer. -
USA Mueller report reveals how often Trump must be saved from himself ǀ View The report clearly details how Trump would have obstructed the conduct of justice but for his savvier aides and advisors. -
USA Turpin parents sentenced to life in prison for torturing children Police were alerted to the abuse when their 17-year-old daughter escaped the Perris, California home and called 911 to say her siblings were being held captive. -
United Kingdom Royal parenting over the years: From distant and lonely to loving and hands-on How Princess Diana changed everything when it comes to bringing up a royal baby. -
USA Roman Polanski sues Oscars to get academy membership reinstated The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ejected Polanski and Bill Cosby nearly a year ago, saying they violated its code of conduct. -
USA How the 'pink moon' got its nickname It's not because the moon will be pink! -
USA Hundreds gathered for Good Friday service near Notre Dame "Fire can touch the building but the faith is something remains untouchable," attendee Patricia Calvi said.