12 May 2019 | Euronews
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Sport Heavyweight heaven for Georgian judoka on final day of Baku Grand Slam Georgia's junior heavyweight world champion graduates to Grand Slam gold on Day 3 of Baku Grand Slam as Japanese judokas top medals table standings -
Germany The 'candy bombers' who gave a besieged city hope It was the first crisis of the Cold War. But the airlift that saved Berlin 70 years ago still resonates among Germans - and helped cement friendship between former enemies. -
World News Children lead climate change marches across Europe Thousands of people marched through the streets of Brussels and London on Sunday with the aim of putting environmental issues at the heart of this month’s European elections. -
USA Gunmen attack Catholic church in Burkina Faso; 6 killed There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the attacks bore the hallmarks of Islamic extremists who are known to be active in the area. -
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USA Anti-abortion bills mount as GOP-led states angle for Supreme Court fight over Roe v. Wade The extremity of the proposals represents a shift in strategy, one abortion rights advocate said. -
World News City overcome scare to retain premiership Guardiola's side recovered from going a goal down against Brighton. -
United Kingdom Support for new Brexit Party surges amid voter backlash An opinion poll shows Nigel Farage’s new Brexit Party has more support than the two traditional parties combined. -
USA Schiff: Trump pushing Biden-Ukraine story because he thinks former VP is his 'most formidable opponent' Schiff said "we cannot make this the new norm, where if you cannot win an election on your own, it's fine to seek help from a foreign power." -
Israel Watch again: Contestants for Eurovision 2019 walk the orange carpet in opening ceremony Eurovision contestants walked the orange carpet ahead of the start of the competition. -
World News Arms control tops agenda as Pompeo flies to Russia US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo flies to Russia on Monday for talks with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and President Vladimir Putin. -
No Comment Gay rights march halted by Havana police Gay rights activists organised an unauthorised march down eight blocks of one of Havana's main thoroughfares before they were stopped by police. -
USA Booker jabs at Warren's Facebook plan, Harris says breakup worth examining Booker said Warren's call to split up Facebook "sounds more like a Donald Trump thing to say." -
World News Official poster for the 72nd Cannes Film Festival honours late French filmmaker Agnes Varda The official poster for the 72nd Cannes Film Festival honours late French filmmaker Agnes Varda who passed away this March. -
World News Cuba extends rationing as shortages bite Cuba imports 60 to 70% of its food and blames the latest shortages on the decades long US trade embargo. -
Yemen Houthi's begin withdrawing from Yemen ports Yemen's Houthi movement has begun withdrawing forces from the country’s port of Saleef in Hodeidah province, finally invoking the terms of a United Nations-sponsored peace deal five months after the agreement was made. -
Cuba Gay rights activists arrested in unauthorised pride march in Cuba Several gay rights activists have been arrested after clashing with police at an unauthorised pride march in Cuban capital, Havana. -
Albania Albania protests continue as petrol bombs hurled at prime minister's office Albania protests continued this weekend as demonstrators hurled petrol bombs against the prime minister's office. -
Destinations Hippos play a key role in maintaining ecosystems... with their poop The falling hippo numbers may be devastating in Kenya. -
No Comment Myanmar plane makes emergency landing without front wheel A Myanmar National Airlines flight landed safely at Mandalay airport on Sunday after landing gear problems forced it to touch down without the use of its front wheel. -
Republic of North Macedonia North Macedonia's new president Stevo Pendarovski takes office Outgoing president Gjorge Ivanov was among senior officials who attended the inauguration ceremony of new president Stevo Pendarovski. -
No Comment Tourists witness Japanese traditional fishing season` opening Tourists gathered at the Nagara River in central Japan on Saturday to witness the season's opening of traditional fishing using trained waterfowl. -
No Comment Barge collision spills gasoline in Houston Channel Multiple vessels collided in the Houston Ship Channel Friday afternoon, spilling an unknown volume of a toxic gasoline product and forcing the partial closure of the commercial waterway. -
USA Why Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden really need each other Having a foil benefits both the 70-something candidates and spells potential bad news for the rest of the large field that could get left behind. -
World News ANC celebrates victory in South African elections African National Congress supporters have been celebrating victory in South Africa’s general elections, but the party has recorded its worst score since the end of white minority rule 25 years ago. -
Earth News “The longer the supply chain, the more is wasted” A Q&A with Instagram’s Wasteland Rebel -
No Comment Cannes Film Festival poster unfurled The poster for the 72nd Cannes Film Festival was unveiled outside the Palais des Festival in the early morning of Sunday (May 12). -
United Kingdom Wrestling star Silver King dies in packed London show Wrestler Silver King dies in the ring in London, suffered a heart attack. -
USA What is gravity? Every time we discover something new about gravity, we see the world around us in a new light. -
World News Istanbul opposition vows to fight again following election cancellation Hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets of Istanbul to protest against the cancellation of municipal election results that gave the opposition as winners. -
USA Garlic tensions illustrate China's relationship with Africa Farmers say Beijing's growing presence in Kenya is having a negative impact on their lives, culture, and ability to make ends meet. -
Earth News What’s the difference between fairtrade, ethical and handmade? People are confused by the marketing terms that are commonly used to describe these products. -
USA Buttigieg calls out Democrats for playing 'identity politics' In a risky speech to the Human Rights Campaign, a major LGBT rights group, Buttigieg warned of a "crisis of belonging in this country." -
USA 45 bodies found in clandestine grave sites in Mexico A volunteer search group helped discover the burial sites, which are often used by drug cartels to hide the bodies of executed rivals or kidnap victims.