17 April 2021 | Euronews
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Czech Republic Czech Republic expels 18 Russian embassy staff for 'spying' in 2014 explosion case Czech security services said the 18 staffers, who have been given 48 hours to pack their bags, were "clearly" identified as Russian military spies in connection with a massive explosion that took place in the country in 2014. -
Russia Russian medics sound alarm over Alexei Navalny's blood test results Alexei Navalny's personal physicians say the jailed dissident is in serious danger of a heart attack three weeks into his hunger strike. -
No Comment Minute of silence in London's Piccadilly Circus in homage to Prince Philip People pay their respects to Prince Philip in London's Piccadilly Circus as Britain fall silent in a one-minute's silence in memory of the Duke of Edinburgh. -
USA Riot declared in Portland, Oregon amid United States-wide demonstrations against police violence Amid protests and vigils against police violence across the United States, a riot erupted in Portland after police fatally shot another man in a park on Friday. -
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No Comment Queen and royal family at funeral of Prince Philip Prince Philip was laid to rest in a funeral ceremony that honored his lifetime of service to the UK, the crown and his wife of 73 years, Queen Elizabeth II. -
United Kingdom In pictures: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh laid to rest at UK's Windsor Castle The Duke of Edinburgh was laid to rest in a funeral service steeped in military tradition on Saturday. Here are some of the highlights of the day's ceremonies. -
No Comment Royals follow Philip hearse, coffin outside chapel Queen Elizabeth II and other members of Britain's royal family joined a procession at Windsor Castle ahead of the funeral for Prince Philip. -
Italy Ex-Italy interior minister Matteo Salvini to be tried for stranding Open Arms migrant rescue ship Palermo prosecutors have accused the Italian ex-interior minister with dereliction of duty and kidnapping for leaving a migrant rescue ship stranded at sea for 19 days in August 2019. -
Myanmar Myanmar's junta releases thousands of prisoners from jail Myanmar's junta has pardoned and released more than 23,000 prisoners to mark the Thingyan New Year holiday. It's not yet clear whether this includes any of the protesters arrested since the military seized power in February. -
United Kingdom Prince Philip funeral: Duke remembered as man of 'courage' The Duke of Edinburgh died at the age of 99 on April 9. -
Iran Suspect in Natanz nuclear facility attack named on Iranian state TV as Vienna talks continue A state TV broadcast has claimed the suspect is Iranian-born and fled the country hours before the explosion at Natanz -
No Comment Astronauts return from ISS, land on Kazakh steppe Three members of the Expedition 64 team returned safely to Earth after ending their mission on the International Space Station and landing in Kazakhstan. -
Belgium Balkan Trafik Festival celebrates 15th anniversary with online programme The Balkan Trafik Festival is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year with a COVID-safe digital programme. -
Russia Moscow and Kyiv to expel diplomats after Ukraine consul in St Petersburg arrested by FSB Ukraine has confirmed it will expel a 'senior' Russian diplomat on Monday in response to the arrest and expulsion of its consul in St Petersburg. -
World News From Russia to Britain, Philip's royal ties spanned Europe Prince Philip's family ties spanned most of the European continent's royal houses. -
No Comment British papers pay tribute to Prince Philip Newspapers across the UK are featuring tributes to Prince Philip on the day of his funeral at Windsor Castle. -
World News Global COVID-19 death toll surpasses three million There have been more than three million deaths worldwide due to COVID-19, according to a Johns Hopkins University tally. WHO's Europe office announced last week that in the European region there are one million reported deaths. -
World News Unrest in the US, tension in Ukraine, lockdown eases in England | This week in pictures The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world. -
USA US protests over police shootings continue in Minneapolis and Chicago Protesters gathered in the US following the release of recent police body camera footage showing two fatal police shootings of people of colour. -
USA NASA picks SpaceX to build lander for next mission to the moon NASA chose Elon Musk's SpaceX to build the next lander that will carry astronauts to the moon. -
USA Japan, US showcase alliance, resolve in dealing with China US President Joe Biden met with Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga in Biden's first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader. -
Nature Mangrove swamps: Why this vital ecosystem is key to saving the planet We're lifting the lid on this underappreciated but absolutely vital ecosystem. -
Residences Sheldon Chalet might just be the most remote luxury hotel anywhere on Earth Sheldon Chalet promises 'an exclusive experience of grand proportion' and has a fascinating history.