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SAS pilot strike hits 70,000 passengers

At least 70,000 passengers have been hit by cancelled flights at the start of a three-day SAS pilot strike.

France

Macron: 'Tax cuts for the middle class but French should work more'

Emmanuel Macron promised to give tax cuts for the middle class but said the French should also work more in first news conference on Thursday.

New Zealand

Prince William attends Anzac Day service amid heightened security

Tens of thousands gathered in Australia and New Zealand at Anzac Day memorials on Thursday amid heightened security following the shooting massacre at Christchurch mosques and deadly suicide bombings of churches and hotels in Sri Lanka.

France

European Sleepovers: Working hard on a French vineyard

Ahead of Euronews' European elections coverage, we're out and about to find out what YOU want for the future of the EU. Our reporter Stuart Oates has been sofa surfing across the continent, staying with locals to find out what's important to them. In this instalment, he's in France.

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Ireland

Watch again: Funeral of murdered Northern Irish journalist Lyra McKee

Watch coverage from Belfast.

World News

Bowing to U.S. demands, U.N. waters down resolution on sexual violence in conflict

Bowing to U.S. demands, U.N. waters down resolution on sexual violence in conflict

Luxembourg

Luxembourg’s Grand Duke Jean dies aged 98

During his 36 years as Grand Duke, his country of half a million inhabitants wedged in between Belgium, Germany and France, turned from an industrial backwater into an international financial hub.

World News

What is Earth Day? | Euronews answers

While many citizens across Europe were celebrating Easter Monday, April 22 also marked Earth Day. Here's what you need to know about the day for environmental protection.

Business

Nissan files criminal complaint against jailed ex-Chairman Ghosn

Nissan files criminal complaint against jailed ex-Chairman Ghosn

Republic of North Macedonia

Macedonians vote in election dominated by splits over name change

Macedonians vote in election dominated by splits over name change

Germany

Germany's Leica moves to distance itself from Tiananmen video

Germany's Leica moves to distance itself from Tiananmen video

United Kingdom

The Great British Getaway - thousands expected to travel to Europe

With threats of Extinction Rebellion protestors closing Heathrow airport, and with strikes in Spain and earlier a fuel strike in Portugal, will it all be plain sailing - watch the interview with Simon Calder, Senior Editor at The Independent.

Sport

Footballers boycott social media for 24 hours in racism protest

England stars join call for 24-hour blackout following abuse.

World News

Country name change dispute haunts Macedonian presidential election

Country name change dispute haunts Macedonian presidential election

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Mali government resigns after massacre, insecurity

Mali government resigns after massacre, insecurity

France

Extraordinary 3D model of Notre Dame could help its reconstruction

A unique 3D model of the Notre Dame cathedral created by a late art history professor could help its reconstruction efforts.

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

Europe News

New rules for whistleblowers amid debate over Assange fate

MEPs have backed new EU laws to protect employees who go public with reports of wrongdoing. The new rules protect whistleblowers from dismissal and offer safe channels for reporting abuses. The reforms come amid debate over the fate over Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange.

World

Road Trip Europe Day 23: Collepardo - "I hope the EU helps Italy"

Our team has landed in the hillside town of Collepardo, where an ancient monastery is to be converted into an academy for nationalists by former Donald Trump adviser, Steve Bannon.

World News

Three-parent babies: How are they possible and is it ethical?

"It shouldn't be done. Particularly in an unregulated way with no proper scientific oversight," Tim Child, Associate Professor at the University of Oxford, told Euronews.