25 May 2016 | Euronews
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Economy The Brief from Brussels: Eurogroup approves cash for Athens, Nadiya Savchenko freed This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily show with all the stories making waves across Europe. -
Germany Germany's carrot and stick approach to refugee integration German Chancellor Angela Merkel presented her government’s new refugee integration law on Wednesday after a coalition summit in Meseberg in eastern… -
Azerbaijan Prominent journalist freed in Azerbaijan Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova - an investigative reporter for Radio Free Europe - has been released on probation. -
France French nuclear workers vote to join strike against labour laws Staff at France’s 19 nuclear plants have voted to go on strike on Thursday amid escalating protests against labour reforms. -
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Business Line Brexit fears and the future according to Google With the Brexit referendum less than a month away, Business Line examines the latest economic arguments from both sides, and our IT focus is Google I/O. -
Hungary Russia-Hungary meeting ahead of EU sanctions decision Budapest has reiterated its resistance to an automatic extension of EU sanctions on Russia. -
Iraq The strategic map of the the offensive against ISIL On March 19 the Iraqi army said it retook the remote town of Rutba which had been captured by the so-called Islamic State in 2014, as with most of Iraq’s… -
Germany Germany: #Cutesolidarity response to Kinder chocolate controversy -
Italy Overcrowded fishing boat capsizes off Italian coast, 500 migrants rescued The Italian navy has released distressing images of an overcrowded fishing boat capsizing off the Libyan coast sending hundreds of migrants tumbling into the… -
Sport Ajax appoint Bosz as new manager Dutch side Ajax have appointed former Netherlands international midfielder Peter Bosz as their new manager. -
Russia Russians jailed in Ukraine return to Moscow in Savchenko exchange deal In contrast to the rapturous scenes in Kyiv amid the return of freed Ukrainian servicewoman Nadiya Savchenko, it was a private welcome at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport for the two Russians freed by… -
Sport Arsenal sign Switzerland international Xhaka Arsenal have started to bolster their ranks ahead of next season after signing Switzerland midfielder Granit Xhaka from Borussia… -
Ukraine Hero's welcome for Ukraine pilot Nadiya Savchenko after Russia prisoner swap Ukrainian military pilot Nadiya Savchenko arrived home to scenes of jubilation on Wednesday after her release by Russia in a prisoner swap and she promptly offered to fight again for Kyiv in its confl -
Japan Obama promises cooperation on Okinawa investigation US President Barack Obama has touched down in Japan, the last leg of his Asian tour ahead of the G7 summit. -
World News What is the EU-US Privacy Shield? The agreement which allowed major international companies to transfer data about their customers across the Atlantic was ruled illegal last… -
United Kingdom When is the EU referendum, What is Brexit and 8 other questions about the vote With a referendum on the future of Britain’s membership of the European Union looming, voters are focusing on the practical aspects of how to have their… -
Israel Israel's new defence chief jokes about curbing his fiery nature Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his choice for defence minister, ultranationalist Avigdor Lieberman, signed a coalition agreement on Wednesday (May 25) and issued assurances that the mos -
Japan No apology at Hiroshima says President Obama on visit to the city devastated by US atom bomb Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will will meet US President Barack Obama before hosting this week's Group of Seven summit. -
Sport Thunder thrash Warriors to edge towards NBA final The Oklahoma City Thunder are just one win away from a major upset and a place in the NBA championship game after beating the Golden State Warriors in Game four of the Western Conference… -
World News Brexit – the key claims analysed This article looks to separate fact from fiction – reality from rhetoric – in some of the most polarising arguments of the UK Referendum on EU membership. -
Economy Humanitarian Summit spotlight on the economics of aid With tens of millions of people displaced from their homes and even their countries, the practicalities of the refugee crisis have been in focus at the UN organised Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul. -
World News In the EU 'one in three deaths of under-75s is avoidable,' says Eurostat Romania leads the 2013 list of ‘avoidable deaths’ over under-75s, Eurostat says, while one in three EU-wide could have been avoided. -
Europe News EU to make online shopping easier with ban on geo-blocking The European Commission has unveiled proposals which would make it easier for customers in the EU to buy online from other member countries. -
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Ukraine Ukrainian pilot Savchenko back in Kyiv after 2 years in Russian jail Ukrainian military pilot Nadiya Savchenko arrived home in Kyiv on Wednesday (May 25) after nearly two years in a Russian jail, part of an exchange in which two Russians held in Ukraine were returned t -
Business Series Toyota invests in ride-hailing firm Uber Toyota has become the latest carmaker to invest in an on-demand ride-hailing company by forging a deal with Uber. It follows General Motors investing in Lyft and Volkswagen in Gett. -
Business Series Huawei sues Samsung claiming patent infringement China's Huawei is suing South Korea's Samsung for compensation over alleged unlicensed use of its technology. -
Spain Mary Beard wins Princess of Asturias Award for Social Sciences Professor Mary Beard received the Princess of Asturias Social Sciences award in Oviedo on Wednesday. -
No Comment Anti-austerity protest in Belgium Belgian police used water cannon to disperse around a hundred people as clashes erupted during a protest in Brussels. -
Cinema Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles come Out of the Shadows The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles return to the big screen in the latest addition to the film franchise. -
Sci-Tech New tech to protect Denmark's wind turbines from erosion A pioneer in the production of wind power, Denmark draws more than 40 percent of its energy from turbines, and the aim is to reach 50% by… -
France France: CGT union calls for further strikes France’s CGT trade union is determined to make ongoing nationwide strikes felt, its representatives have said. -
Italy Road collapse plunges parked cars into Florence underwater pipeline A road collapse has plunged a row of parked cars into an underground water pipeline. -
Russia Ukraine pilot Nadiya Savchenko 'has arrived in Kyiv' in prisoner swap with Russia Detained Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko ‘has arrived in Kyiv’ after being flown home in a prisoner swap with Russia, reports say. -
Greece Europe throws Greece a 10.3-billion-euro lifeline Greece is thrown another lifeline. Europe's finance ministers agree to unlock 10.3 billion euros in bailout funds. -
Culture news Hungarian rock band raises awareness about multiple sclerosis through music Raising awareness about multiple sclerosis through music: Zoltán Nagy is the lead singer of Hungarian rock band The Ruling Passion. -
Afghanistan Afghan Taliban names Haibatullah Akhunzada as its new chief The Afghan Taliban has named one of its former leader’s deputies as its new leader. -
USA Violent clashes outside rally but Trump ever-confident of US election success Violence overshadowed Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico, shortly after polls showed the contentious Republican presidential candidate had easily won the Washington State… -
Japan G7 agenda includes steel, the Yen, Russia and Brexit Fixing the world economy, tackling the conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, and boosting global trade. -
USA Death penalty sought for South Carolina church shooter Federal prosecutors are to seek the death penalty for a white man accused of killing nine black parishioners in a racially motivated attack at South Carolina church last… -
France More fuel frustration as French pickets refuse to back down CGT: strikes to continue over labour law reforms More petrol stations run dry Picket action spreads to ports and power plants Government stands firm A fuel crisis in France seems to be getting wors -
Economy Eurozone ministers agree "breakthrough" deal with Greece Eurozone finance ministers have agreed to offer Greece debt relief in 2018. -
World News Turkey warns EU migrant deal could collapse if visa-waiver isn't speeded up With the German chancellor attending the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, Turkey’s president has used the occasion to raise the issue of Turkish visa-free travel to the European…