6 June 2016 | Euronews
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Jordan Suspect arrested after deadly attack on Jordan refugee camp At least five people have been killed in an assault on a security office in the Baqaa refugee camp outside the Jordanian capital. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UK firms weigh in on Brexit This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of all the news stories making headlines in Europe’s political capital. -
Germany Headache for Angela Merkel as German President Joachim Gauck says no to a second term German President Joachim Gauck has surprised many by announcing he wont be serving a second five-year term. -
USA US gorilla killing: no charges to be brought against boy's mother No charges will be brought against the mother of a three-year-old boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure in a US zoo. -
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USA Louisville prepares for Muhammad Ali's funeral Tributes cover the pavements of Louisville, in memory of boxing legend Muhammad Ali. -
France France seeks more information on attacks suspect held in Ukraine The arrest in Ukraine of a Frenchman suspected of planning 15 attacks on French soil during Euro 2016 has revived fears over security during the… -
Sport England and Switzerland arrive in France ahead of Euro 2016 Teams are arriving in France ahead of Euro 2016. -
Ukraine Ukraine fans protest over France Euro 2016 visa denials Just days before the start of Euro 2016 a group of Ukrainian football fans have protested outside the French embassy in Kyiv complaining that supporters wanting to attend are not getting… -
France French finance minister left with egg on his face as labour law protests continue Emmanuel Macron was left with egg on his face at an event in Montreuil. -
France France steps up security ahead of Euro 2016 With days to go to the Euro 2016 kick off France is armed and security measures have been stepped up. -
Latvia We will respond to NATO Baltics activity, says Russia A convoy of US military vehicles arrived in Latvia on Monday after starting a tactical march from Germany as part of a military exercise, reported Reuters news… -
Business Series Frankfurt's Hahn airport gets Asian connection China's Yiqian Trading Company is buying Hahn airport near Frankfurt in Germany with plans to boost passenger numbers to and from Asia and also increase air freight links. -
Business Series Inter Milan bought by China's Suning Chinese electronics retailer Suning Commerce Group is taking a controlling interest in Italian football club Inter Milan. -
Brazil Team of refugee athletes to compete in Rio 2016 Olympic Games -
Iraq ISIL 'shoots at civilians' trying to flee Falluja in Iraq As the Iraqi army and its allies battle to retake Falluja from ISIL, an international aid group says militants from the so-called Islamic State have been shooting at civilians trying to flee the Iraqi -
Belgium Belgian king and PM visit site of fatal train crash Belgian officials say at least three people have been killed and scores injured after a passenger train crashed into the back of a slow-moving freight train near the city of… -
Economy Brexit: conundrum for small businesses With both sides in the British referendum on European Union membership trying to win over the many still undecided voters, small businesses have become a key battleground. -
USA Clinton and Sanders contest the last Democratic "Super Tuesday" Washington awaits as the race to the White House edges closer to the line. -
Italy Italy: 5-Star set to win Rome as Renzi shrugs off local elections blow Virginia Raggi of Italy’s anti-establishment 5-Star Movement has taken a strong lead in the race to become mayor of Rome – after first round local election results which were a disappointment to the g -
Sport NBA Finals: Warriors double lead over Cavaliers The Golden State Warriors kept their composure to thump the Cleveland Cavaliers 110-77 in the second game of their best-of-seven series in the NBA… -
World News Brussels lobbying not transparent enough, admit lobbyists Brussels lobbyists have taken the unusual step of admitting the openness around how they seek to influence EU decision-making is neither credible nor… -
Europe News EU fails to agree licence for weedkiller EU officials have failed to agree on extending the European licence of the widely-used weedkiller glyphosate which according to some studies can cause cancer. -
Yemen The plight of Yemen's children The warring sides in Yemen have agreed to release all child prisoners they are holding during peace talks in Kuwait, but Human Rights Watch calls for a commitment to end the use of children in fightin -
Economy Saudi economic reform plan ready for approval Saudi Arabia's National Transformation Plan to move it away from reliance on oil revenue is reportedly about to be given the green light by the country's cabinet. -
Cult Top sounds from Africa resurrected on 'Beating Heart - Malawi' A new charity album is giving a new lease of life to decades old African music. -
Cult Bjork's unique stage attire up for auction Bjork's unique stage outfits are going under the hammer in London in the coming weeks. -
Business Series Lukoil profits hit by oil price slump Russia's Lukoil has said its profits in the first three months of this year were down by 59 percent as oil prices fell to a 12-year low and its output declined. -
Turkey 14 dead after school bus crashes in southern Turkey A bus carrying school children, teachers and parents has crashed in southern Turkey killing fourteen people, six of them children. -
Turkey Airbus sunk off Turkish coast as attraction for divers With somewhat unfortunate timing, Turkish authorities have sunk an Airbus plane off the Aegean coast to serve as a tourist attraction. -
Ukraine Ukraine 'prevents' 15 'terrorist attacks' planned for France The head of Ukraine’s state security service (SBU) says it has prevented 15 “terrorist attacks” planned for the eve and during the Euro 2016 football championship in… -
Sci-Tech Everest for the armchair explorer in 360° Mount Everest's Southern climbing route up to the "Roof of the World" has been documented in project 360° videography and photography. -
Next Series Creating 3D models with your mobile phone In this edition of Futuris, we look at whether our smartphones can help to create sophisticated 3D models. -
Next Series Takeaway: 3D in your pocket This sophisticated 3D model can partially be made with your smartphone. -
No Comment Kerry attends "naadam" competition in Mongolia During a visit to Mongolia, US Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday tried his hand at archery, sampled curdled cheese and watched… -
No Comment Severe flooding plagues Sydney as major storms hit Torrential rain and high winds battered Australia’s east coast on Sunday, leaving up to 26,000 homes without power while flooding forced hundreds of people into evacuation… -
USA Clinton wins Puerto Rico, sets sights on California Hillary Clinton is squaring up for the last big contest in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. -
France French flood damage could cost insurers up to two billion euros The cost of France's worst flooding in decades could reach an estimated two billion euros with French insurance companies having to pay out many hundreds of millions. -
Cinema 'Tale of Tales' fairy stories from a bygone age meet modernity 'Tale of Tales' is the first English language film by Italian directer "Matteo Garrone":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matteo_Garrone. -
Cult Architecture celebrated at the Venice Biennale 'Reporting From The Front' is the title of the Venice Biennale. -
World News Millions of Muslims mark the beginning of Ramadan Millions of Muslims around the world are beginning to mark the holy month of Ramadan with the sighting of the new moon. -
Belgium Belgium: Three dead, nine injured in train crash A passenger train slammed into a freight train at high speed travelling on the same track at Hermalle-sous-Huy -
World News Peruvian presidential election too close to call The candidate of the centre-right appears to have the slimmest of leads in Peru’s presidential election. -
Italy Renzi on course to lose Rome in Italian local elections Prime Minister Matteo Renzi’s governing Democratic Party looks to have avoided embarrassment in local elections in Italy, although the anti-establishment Five-Star party’s Virginia Raggi is ahead in -
Belgium Train crash in Belgium kills three, injures 40 Three people have been killed and 40 injured after a passenger train piled into the back of a freight wagon in Saint-George-Sur-Meuse in… -
Romania Romanian left poised for comeback after polls predict local election rout Exit polls from local elections in Romania suggest that barely a year after quitting government under a corruption cloud the Social Democrats have roared back nationwide, and will…