27 April 2019 | Euronews
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USA San Diego synagogue shooting leaves one dead, three injured A gunman walked into a San Diego-area synagogue crowded on the last day of Passover opened fire, killing one woman in a "hate crime." -
Italy Trieste marathon excludes African runners, then backtracks amid outcry Trieste half marathon organisers backtracked on their controversial decision to close the May 5 race to African athletes amid accusations of racism. -
Venezuela U.S. steps up pressure on Venezuelan leader Maduro Maduro and Guaido hold rival rallies in Venezuela -
Germany German CDU and CSU unite on common platform for European elections German conservative parties, the CDU and CSU, have launched a joint campaign for the European Parliamentary elections next month with Manfred Weber as their candidate. -
China Fake Lego manufacturers apprehended in China Toys - including an imitation Star Wars set - which were copied from Lego blueprints were seized, a police statement said. -
Canada Canada braces for more rain after spring floods The city of Montreal has been under a state of emergency since Thursday. -
Crimea Unconventional family: cat raises four baby squirrels alongside new kittens In Crimea, a cat named Pusha has "adopted" four orphaned baby squirrels and is raising them as her own alongside her new kittens. -
World News Cyclone Kenneth pounds Mozambique With more rain forecast in the coming days, aid agencies say the risk of flooding and landslides is high. -
USA College admissions scandal has California lawmakers taking aim at 'side doors' Other proposals include denying Cal Grants — the state's financial aid program — to schools that offer preferential decisions for donors, and phasing out standardized tests. -
Earth News What a cruelty-free approach does to luxurious interior design With the trend for vegan food on the increase, attention is now turning to vegan properties. -
World News Orthodox christians celebrate Holy Fire in Jerusalem The church stands on the site where Jesus’s tomb is believed to have been located and the event attracts thousands of pilgrims each year. -
China Chinese President hails benefits of new "Silk Road" Presidents Xi Jinping and Putin attend Belt and Road Forum in Beijing -
Russia Putin says Russia may offer fast-tracked passports to all Ukrainians The move is likely to further inflame tensions with Kiev, just days after Russia eased the path to citizenship for residents of separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine, -
Greece Gallup 2019 Global Emotions poll: Grrrrrrr... eeece named the most stressed country in the world Mediterranean countries are known for their relaxed lifestyle but a poll finds Greeks and Italians among the most stressed in Europe. -
Turkey Musa Kart: Meet the Turkish cartoonist jailed over making a holiday booking “We have to stand tall against this suppressing, cruel attitude. There is no way we should yield or step back. Our children, grandchildren are living in this country. This is our country and we love our country and we will stay here and go into jail again if we have to.” -
Sweden SAS pilots' strike: European travellers hit as airline cancels hundreds more flights SAS pilots went on strike on Friday as wage talks broke down, grounding around 70 percent of the airline's flights and hitting some 170,000 people over the weekend alone. -
USA Putin calls Butina's sentence 'lawless' "It's not clear what she was sentenced for," Russian President Vladimir Putin said. "What crime did she commit? -
Spain Spanish election: Far-right may share power after close contest Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez fears that the right wing, led by Pablo Casados's People's party, will form a winning coalition with the far-right Vox party. -
Spain Leaders of Spain's political parties relax on eve of general election With polls for general elections in Spain opening soon, the leaders of all the political parties relaxed after completing their pre-election campaigns -
Earth News What is the best eco-friendly and reusable coffee cup on the market? Say no to the disposables with our pick of the best eco-friendly and reusable coffee cups. -
USA Fusion power start-ups go small in effort to bring commercial reactors to life After decades of research and development, fusion may be poised for its "SpaceX moment." -
France 'Gilets jaunes': Turnout down after Macron promises reforms Anti-government protesters hit the streets in France again on Saturday in a key test of President Emmanuel Macron's authority. -
USA Melania Trump's birthday photo raises eyebrows She turned 49 on Friday. -
Ecotech Trains over planes, plastic-free kitchens and beauty brands leading the way All the most inspiring eco-friendly content this week on the web -
World News Donald Trump pulls US out of Arms Trade Treaty Trump made the announcement at the National Rifle Association’s annual meeting, signing an order to the US Senate to stop the ratification process. -
Romania Why does Romania want to bring back its foreign gold? Romania's parliament has approved legislation to bring back the country’s gold reserves, but the national bank opposes the move. -
Brazil Indigenous Brazilians protest against President Bolsonaro’s land reforms The representatives of more than 300 tribes are angry that President Jair Bolsonaro has closed down the country’s indigenous affairs agency. -
USA Militaries go green, rethink operations in face of climate change "Militaries are great planning organizations, we need to utilize that great planning capability to get further ahead of the climate threat than we have." -
USA Fifteen dead in Sri Lanka gun battle At least 15 people, including six children, were found after a fierce gun battle on the east coast of Sri Lanka, a military spokesman said on Saturday. -
Kosovo Will Pristina and Belgrade be able to break the impasse to normalising relations? Kosovo and Serbia will sit down at the negotiating table once again on Friday to try and find a solution to some of the major political problems blocking normalising relations. -
Earth News Are you suffering from Computer Vision Syndrome? This company found a way to fight back against blue light emitted by screens, which are responsible for a series of health issues. -
USA American released from Venezuelan prison after 5 years The release of Todd Leininger, 37, comes despite sharply deteriorating U.S.-Venezuela ties. -
USA Samantha Bee roasts Trump at second 'Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner' The comedian mocked the president and journalists alike in her second counter-event in Washington on Friday night. -
USA FBI chief Wray: Russia works '365 days a year' to undermine American democracy One of the nation's top law enforcement officials said Moscow's meddling in the past has been a 'dress rehearsal' for the 2020 presidential contest.