26 May 2016 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Brexit vote too close to call, Putin set for Greek visit This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily show with all the stories making waves across Europe. -
Greece Greek police clear Idomeni camp Greek police have completed the clearance of the Idomeni camp and many residents have been moved to official refugee centres near Thessaloniki, while others set up new camps nearby. -
Spain Faster internet speeds for Europe from Microsoft and Facebook Europe will have faster internet speeds by the end of 2017. -
USA With defeat in sight, angry Sanders keeps rankling Clinton -
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Russia Russia says Savchenko exchange deal was not linked to Minsk accords The handover of Nadiya Savchenko in return for two Russian prisoners who were flown back to Moscow was cast as a humanitarian gesture by Vladimir… -
USA Donald Trump wins enough delegates to clinch Republican nomination Trump saw off his last two rivals this month and reached 1,237 delegates needed. However, his nomination won't be official until the Grand Old Party confirms it in July and he will need to rally the d -
Ukraine Leaders 'influenced Putin' over Savchenko release, say Ukraine pilot's lawyers Lawyers for Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko, who was freed in Russia and brought home to Kyiv on Wednesday, have said they were not informed in advance about the prisoner exchange with two Russians w -
Sport Mourinho to become Man United manager Jose Mourinho is set to become the new manager of Manchester United following three days of negotiations. -
France France marks the centenary of the Battle of Verdun At zero seven fifteen on the morning of February 21 1916. -
Business Series Fashion retailers decide weather or not Being on the cutting edge of fashion and staying in profit is a delicate balance for the world's big clothing retailers, and the weather is one huge factor that's completely out of their control. -
Austria Austria launches probe into alleged postal vote irregularities Allegations of fraud arose from the far-right Freedom party of defeated candidate Norbert Hofer, after the Green candidate Alexander Van der Bellen just scrapped ahead with 31,000 votes when the posta -
Libya Dozens of migrants feared drowned in latest Mediterranean tragedy Up to 30 people are feared drowned in the second migrant tragedy in as many days in the Mediterranean. -
Iraq Iraq: Progress in fight to oust ISIL from Falluja but 'civilians face starvation' Amid fierce fighting on the road to Falluja, Iraqi forces and allied militiamen closed in on the ISIL stronghold on Thursday. -
France France PM Valls hints at tweaks to labour laws as strikes and protests go on France has been hit by another day of strikes and protests against controversial labour reforms. -
France French police arrest man on low-level terror watch list French police have arrested a man reportedly on a low-level terror watch list in Paris. -
Netherlands Dutch court agrees extradition of French terror suspect A Dutch court has approved the extradition of a French national suspected of involvement in a foiled terror attack. -
Economy High UK migration totals feed into Brexit debate Newly released figures show net migration to Britain reached the second highest level on record last year feeding into the debate over whether the UK should stay in the European Union. -
Spain Third night of riots rock Barcelona's Gràcia district Protesters clashed with police in a third night of riots in Barcelona. -
Sport Family of late Jules Bianchi to sue FIA The family of the late Formula One driver Jules Bianchi have begun legal action against the sport’s governing body the FIA, following his death last… -
France Strikes in France - the history of disputes and failed reform In spring in 1968 La Belle France went on strike. -
Japan Protests ahead of historic Obama visit to Hiroshima You are not welcome here in Hiroshima! -
USA US nuclear arsenal controlled on 1970s floppy disks The US nuclear weapons systems are still run on technology from the 1970s, the Government Accountability Office has revealed. -
USA Trump gains enough delegates for Republican nomination: AP Donald Trump has won enough delegates to secure the Republican Party’s nomination for US president, according to estimates by the Associated… -
Cinema Russel Crowe and Ryan Gosling star in 'The Nice Guys' Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling are ‘The Nice Guys’. -
Culture news Former Hollywood stars' classic cars on show in Italy Classic cars that once belonged to Hollywood greats were among dozens of vintage vehicles recently on display on the shores of Italy’s Lake… -
World Top author Russell Banks blasts Trump: 'I think he is a deluded maniac' If you like novels that take a walk on the wild side – exploring gritty themes like drug addiction, alcoholism and violence – then Russell Banks is probably the writer for… -
Sport Cleveland one win away from NBA final The Cleveland Cavaliers moved one step closer to a second consecutive NBA showpiece match after thrashing the Toronto Raptors in Game five of their Eastern Conference… -
Sci-Tech Canada breeding "genetically superior bee" Bee populations around the world have been dramatically declining over the past eight to nine years. -
United Kingdom The UK's legal high ban: raising more problems than solutions? Spice, Black Mamba, Insane: all are names given to New Psychoactive Substances (NPS), or ‘legal highs,’ and all are banned in the UK from today (May… -
Japan G7 leaders express concern for emerging economies Euronews correspondent James Franey reports from Ise-Shima, where Group of Seven (G7) leaders have voiced concern about emerging economies at the summit in… -
Economy Oil tops $50 a barrel for first time this year Brent crude oil has been above $50 a barrel for the first time this year, up 80 percent on the January price. -
India India rules second Italian marine accused of fishermen murder can go home An Italian marine, one of two being investigated by India over the killing of two fishermen, is being allowed to go home while international arbitration… -
World News Australian town plagued by over 100,000 bats -
Business Series Takata 'gets investment offer' Troubled Japanese air-bag maker Takata is reportedly talking to potential investors, including US private equity firm KKR, about a bail out. -
Economy UK business investment falls Business investment in Britain fell in annual terms between January and March amid uncertainty around the vote on whether the UK stays in the European Union. -
United Kingdom Brexit blog: an objective summary of all sides of the debate The people of the United Kingdom voted on June 23 to leave the European Union. -
World News Powerful Eye Contact Project Aims to Break Down Barriers With Refugees “Four minutes of eye contact brings people closer to each other better than everything else. -
Italy Awesome Mount Etna erupts again! Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, has been at it again, spewing red torrents of lava into the sky and sporadic activity continued on Thursday. -
Musica West Side Story in Salzburg, the operatic emotion -
No Comment Exchange deal between Ukraine and Russia Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko arrived in Kyiv following a prisoner-swap with Russia. -
No Comment Italy: giant hole swallows cars in Florence A 200-metre-long hole opened up along the Arno river bank in Florence, near the famous Ponte Vecchio. -
France France: Nuclear strike raises stakes in showdown over labour reforms With pumps at more than 4,000 petrol stations in France now partially or fully dry, the showdown between the government and the hardline CGT union over contested labour reforms intensified on… -
Culture news India's Hampi UNESCO site remains top tourist stop The site of Hampi, in India’s southwestern state of Karnataka, was the capital of the last great Hindu Kingdom of Vijayanagar. -
France Groundbreaking study sheds light on Neanderthal life From the outside, it looks like countless other rural sites in Europe. -
Cinema Cannes: the winners Quietly stunned is how British director Ken Loach described winning the coveted Palme d’Or for a second time with his social drama I, Daniel… -
Iraq Iraqi forces say they will retake Falluja from ISIL 'soon' Iraqi forces and allied militiamen are tightening the noose around the ISIL stronghold of Falluja. -
Japan Japan jumpstarts G7: Britain expected to push Brexit agenda The global economy, foreign policy and refugees... Just some of the topics on the agenda at the G7 summit in Japan. -
Economy Follow live: reputed financial experts conclude Astana Economic Forum -
Japan G7 leaders visit Japanese holy shrine ahead of summit Economics, refugees and security top G7 agenda Japan’s primary concern – Chinese assertiveness Hiroshima visit next on Obama itinerary World leaders have been welcomed by Japanese Prime Minister -
World News Migrant rescue from capsized boat is caught on camera The capsizing of a migrant boat in the Mediterranean Sea has been caught on camera by the Italian Navy. -
World News Eagles of Death Metal singer criticised for Muslim conspiracy comments Eagles of Death Metal front man Jesse Hughes has been slammed for claiming the ISIL attack on a Paris theatre last November was part of a Muslim… -
Iraq Iraqi units advance on ISIL-held Fallujah Iraqi government units and Shia paramilitary allies are closing on Fallujah as the battle intensifies to retake the ISIL-held city.