3 June 2016 | Euronews
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Yemen Houthi supporters denounce Saudi-led air strikes in Yemen Thousands of pro-Houthi demonstrators gathered in Yemen’s capital Sanaa on Friday (June 3) to denounce intensive airstrikes launched by Saudi-led Arab Allies against… -
World News Venezuela's growing medical shortage From bread and beer to sugar and toilet paper – you name it, Venezuela’s economic crisis has resulted in a chronic shortage of basic goods. -
Ukraine 'Normandy Quartet' agrees on OSCE mission, says Poroshenko Ukraine’s president Petro Poroshenko said on Friday the leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine — the “Normandy Quartet” — have agreed on deploying an OSCE police mission to Ukraine’s eastern r -
Israel Tel Aviv Gay Pride Week accused of "pinkwashing" Israeli abuses Tel Aviv has become in the last decade a choice destination for the gay community on holiday, and Gay Pride Week which kicks off on Friday has become huge, with 200,000 people expected to… -
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Sport Jamaican sprinter Carter tests positive from 2008 Olympics Jamaican sprinter Nesta Carter has returned a positive doping result following a re-testing of his sample from the 2008 Beijing Olympics. -
United Kingdom Brexit: the view from Athens -
Poland Poland announces increase in military manpower The Poles are beefing up their armed forces with the Defence Minister announcing he wants to form a 35,000 strong paramilitary force, and a regular army of 150,000… -
World Mikhail Khodorkovsky: "Russia deserves better" Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s fall from grace was spectacular, once Russia’s richest man he was thrown into jail for a decade on what he, and many others, believe were trumped up charges apparently at the be -
France Paris in flood: transport chaos and museum closures cause pandemonium The French capital is in crisis after the river Seine broke its banks rising to its highest level in 35 years. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Floods hit Europe State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of European affairs. -
World News Europe's Copernicus emergency system activated to manage floods The European Commission’s emergency management system Copernicus has been activated to deal with the floods in France, Belgium and Germany. -
Economy Greek businesses welcome tourist influx, worry about tax hike effects Greece believes a bumper influx of tourists this year will boost its economic recovery, but there are fears bailout linked sales tax hikes could threaten businesses. -
Sport Murray to face Djokovic in French Open final Andy Murray has reached the French Open final and becomes the first British man to do so since Bunny Austin in 1937. -
My Europe Series Yemen: the forgotten war More than 6,000 people have died in Yemen, half of them civilians. -
Sport Spanish Moto 2 rider Salom dies following crash in practice Spaniard Luis Salom has died following a crash during the second free practice session for the Moto 2 Catalunya Grand Prix. -
Sport Messi tax fraud trial over, verdict expected next week The Lionel Messi tax fraud trial concluded on Friday with a verdict expected to be delivered at the beginning of next week. -
Switzerland Swiss vote for money for nothing The EU says it is pondering a pilot scheme for a bloc-wide basic income for all, and this weekend the Swiss actually get to decide on the idea in one of their referendum votes, the first country to vo -
France Creating conditions for Middle East peace talks is 'duty' of world powers The French foreign minister says major world powers intend present a set of incentives and guarantees to encourage Israelis and Palestinians to revive stalled peace… -
Libya Migrants in the Med: Over 100 more bodies wash up on Libyan coast Familiar scenes as bodies are recovered from the beach close to Libyan coastal city of Zuwara as numbers of boats making the crossing to Italy surge. -
Sport FIFA lawyers accuse Blatter, Valcke and Kattner of profiteering Lawyers acting for FIFA claim disgraced former president Sepp Blatter, ex-secretary general Jerome Valcke and his former deputy Markus Kattner wrongly profited by some 70 million euros over the past f -
Business Series Santander's Madrid HQ raided in tax evasion probe Police have raided Spanish bank Santander's headquarters in Madrid as part of an investigation into possible tax evasion. -
Sport Warriors win game one of NBA finals rematch against Cleveland The Golden State Warriors drew first blood in the opening game of their second consecutive NBA finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers. -
France No Jewish or Palestinian expectations from Paris summit In Jerusalem and around Israel it seems no-one is expecting much from the Paris Mideast Summit, with the official line being that it is doomed to… -
Economy Weak US jobs numbers mean interest rate rise still some way off US employers created the fewest number of jobs in more than five years in May, just 38,000, making it difficult for the Federal Reserve to justify raising interest rates in the near future. -
World News And also...from a footballing own-goal in Spain to record-breaking dancing grannies Via €1.7 bn under the bed a home delivery of water from the sacred Ganges and a horror cartoon in Germany. -
World News Turkish PM goes easy on Germany, calls Armenian genocide decision 'historic mistake made by friendly ally' Turkey’s Prime Minister has made an official government statement in the wake of the German parliament’s recognition of the Armenian genocide, and it contains nothing that suggests bilateral relations -
United Kingdom 'Don't knows' hold the key to Brexit vote The vote on whether or not Britain is to remain in Europe is dividing the nation. -
World News Europe flood death toll rises to 15 as waters begin to recede At least 10 people in Germany, two each in France and Romania, and one in Belgium have died as a result of the flooding in Europe. -
My Europe Series Yemen: where are the Houthis getting their weapons from? Insiders Editor-in-Chief Sophie Claudet met up with Pieter Wezeman, a Senior Researcher with the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute SIPRI specialised in arms sales and military… -
Economy Not hot to shop in the eurozone Retail sales in the eurozone were unchanged in April from March and year-on-year growth slowed. -
Business Series UK department store chain BHS to close with thousands of jobs lost One of Britain's best known department store chains, BHS, is to close after attempts to find a buyer failed. More than 10,000 people will lose their jobs. -
My Europe Series Inside war-torn Yemen Sophie Claudet: “Mohammed, Yemen is under siege today. -
Cult At a gallery near you Contemporary art, photography festivals and architectural exhibits across Europe. -
Cult A panoramic view of European photography The theme of PhotoEspaña this year is a plural Europe. -
No Comment Heavy rain and flooding in France and Germany France In Nemours, 3,000 out of 13,000 inhabitants had to be evacuated from the town centre. -
No Comment 'A true miracle': panda birth in Belgian zoo A giant panda has given birth in a Belgian zoo, a rare event for an endangered species that numbers fewer than 2,000 worldwide. -
France Tourist attractions in Paris close due to flood threat Visitors to iconic Paris landmarks and river boat services have been left disappointed as the River Seine rises to its highest in 35 years -
My Europe Series Yemen, the forgotten war - Special Report It is an all-but-forgotten war in which one of the world's poorest countries is being subjected to a three-way struggle with combatants using the most modern weaponry, including some banned munitions -
Series Postcards from Azerbaijan: Hiking around Khinalig Our postcard this week is from the Guba region and the stunning landscape around the village of Khinalig -
Series The remote mountain village that has its very own language -
France Israelis and Palestinians skip Paris peace talks Paris wants countries to commit to a framework to get the absent participants back around the table for negotiations. -
United Kingdom The UK and the EU part 2: I'd do anything for love (but I won't do that) Following our first article highlighting key moments in the UK’s relationship with the European Union, Euronews now examines the 1990s as moves towards European integration gain… -
Venezuela Venezuelans protest as the country suffers hyperinflation, power cuts, and "food shortages" Demonstrators marched on the presidential palace in Caracas as Venezuelans become increasingly frustrated at the country's worsening economic crisis -
Cinema Jane Austen novella of 18th-century seduction and deceit British actress Kate Beckinsale plays the determined Lady Susan Vernon in Love & Friendship. -
World No rest until revolution – euronews speaks to Mikhail Khodorkovsky -
Japan Japanese boy found safe and well after six days missing in dense forest Seven-year-old Yamato Tanooka was found at a military camp near Shikabe in northern Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island. -
Ukraine France red cards Ukraine's Euro 2016 mascot Travelling to Europe is an expensive and laborious process for Ukrainians, but for Euro2016 the fans have been extra-motivated. -
Cinema Documentary Merci Patron! takes on a French luxury goods group and its billionaire owner Director François Ruffin mixes seriousness and humour in a documentary that has become a hit in France. -
World News US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan backs Donald Trump as presidential candidate The most senior elected Republican in the US has endorsed Donald Trump as the party's candidate for November's presidential election. -
World News Missing Japanese boy found alive and well A Japanese child left by his parents in remote woods has been found alive and well. -
World News Paris on high alert as heavy rains across Europe cause havoc Heavy rain and flooding continue to bring misery to much of western Europe. -
World News Cameron urges voters not to 'roll the dice' by backing Brexit David Cameron has urged British voters not ‘‘roll the dice’‘ on their children’s future by quitting the European Union.