7 June 2016 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU plots new migration deal for Africa This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories making waves around Europe. -
France Football fever grips France ahead of Friday's opening Euro 2016 match Two days to go and the excitement is growing as the teams competing in the Euro 2016 football tournament keep on arriving in France. -
Ukraine Exclusive: Ukraine says French national had plans for 15 attacks in France But French investigators say they now think the suspect was more likely to have been involved in arms smuggling than terrorism. -
Italy European food safety office evacuated after explosives found The European Food Safety Authority in Parma, Italy, received a package with explosive material on Tuesday which a local bomb squad destroyed, police… -
Iran Iran mulls moving its weekends closer to Saturday and Sunday Iran is considering moving its weekend closer to the Western one. -
Germany Fire engulfs migrant centre in Germany Dozens of firefighters were called to the centre in Duesseldorf - currently the home of scores of refugees. -
World News No jail for 'illegal' migrants, says EU court's chief legal advisor EU member states may not imprison undocumented refugees and migrants for merely entering the Schengen zone. -
Sci-Tech Really useful robots coming to a home or factory near you Robotics technology is getting faster, smarter and more talkative, but just how useful can robots be? -
Business Series French rogue trader Kerviel wins wrongful dismissal case French bank Societe Generale has been ordered to pay rogue trader Jerome Kerviel compensation for wrongfully firing him even though he cost them almost five billion euros. -
USA Clinton hopes to claim victory Hillary looks set to win New Jersey on Super Tuesday but its predicted the race will be tighter in California. -
Turkey Istanbul fearful after fourth bomb attack this year Turkey's President Erdogan has condemned the latest bomb blast in Istanbul targeting police. -
Economy Saudi Arabia unveils austerity Gulf style Saudi Arabia's just-approved economic reform plan includes more than tripling government earnings from non-oil revenues over the next five years and cutting public-sector salaries. -
Turkey A year so far of serial attacks on Turkey attributed to the outlawed PKK and so-called Islamic State Turkey has for several months been on high alert with the long running Kurdish conflict erupting again after hopes it was close to… -
World News All you need to know on Europe's deadly air pollution problem Key decision are expected in June around EU-wide limits for air pollution. -
Russia Netanyahu meets Putin in Moscow It is the third time the Israeli prime minister has visited Russia in the last year - this time for the 25th anniversary of the resumption of diplomatic relations between the two countries. -
Sport Euro2016: the favourites, the outsiders and the tournament debutants There are three teams participating at Euro 2016 that standout as favourites to lift the trophy come July 10 in Paris. -
United Kingdom Brexit or Bremain? 11 ways the EU affects our daily lives The UK’s referendum on whether to leave the EU has been littered with claim and counter claim about the benefits of staying or leaving the… -
Europe News EU unveils new migration plan The European Commission unveiled a proposal on Tuesday aimed at stemming the flow of migrants from Africa to Europe. -
Cult Hearthrob Rick Astley back with a new album '50' 'Never Gonna Give You Up' or stop performing 80's pop sensation Rick Astley is back with his first album in a decade. -
Business Series Iranair could buy Boeing planes but any deal faces hurdles Iran's state airline is talking with US plane maker Boeing about buying a large number of aircraft, but there are still many obstacles to a deal, as with Iranair's order for Airbus jets. -
Bangladesh Hindu priest hacked to death in Bangladesh Suspected militants in Bangladesh have hacked to death an elderly Hindu priest. -
United Kingdom British PM slams some Brexiters' arguments as 'untruths' Just hours ahead of a televised debate on Britain’s future relationship with the European Union, British Prime Minister David Cameron said he is concerned that people are being given “factual errors” -
France Deadly apartment block fire in Paris At least five people have been killed when a fire broke out in a block of flats in the north of Paris. -
Italy Italy: Ex-PM Berlusconi in hospital Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has been hospitalised for a heart problem. -
France UK warns fans over Euro 2016 terror risk The UK Foreign Office has issued advice to fans travelling to France to remain vigilant as busy tournament hubs could be potential terror… -
Business Series Cost cutting Royal Dutch Shell to halt operations in up to 10 countries Royal Dutch Shell is to end oil and gas operations in up to 10 countries as it further reduces spending after the purchase of BG Group. -
Economy Eurozone GDP growth revised upwards for Q1 It seems the eurozone's economic growth was slightly better than previously thought in the first three months of this year, but still nothing to shout about. -
USA Obama meets 108-year-old grandson of slave in Indiana -
Turkey Erdogan condemns 'attack against humanity' after Istanbul bomb attack on police bus A car bomb in the centre of Turkey's largest city has left at least 11 dead and three dozen wounded. The dead reportedly included seven police officers and four civilians. -
Japan Abandoned Japanese boy Yamato Tanooka leaves hospital The Japanese boy lost for nearly a week after being abandoned by his parents for being naughty has left hospital to return home. -
No Comment World Cup for unrecognised states Hosts Abkhazia won the alternative football World Cup for various unrecognised entities in Sukhumi, the capital of the Georgian breakaway… -
No Comment Protesters in Kenya say electoral body must go Hundreds of protesters gather in Kenya’s capital to demand the resignation of the country’s election body ahead of a vote next year. -
USA Copa America 2016: Wrong national anthem played before Uruguay-Mexico game -
Cult Maestro Morricone live on 'Morricone 60' Oscar-winning composer Ennio Morricone is back with baton in hand after recovering from a collapsed vertebrae. -
Cinema 'Genius' writer Tom Wolfe and editor Max Perkins laid bare The film based on the novel 'Max Perkins:Editor of Genius' explores the role of the renowned editor who worked with many great American novelists, including F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemmingway, and -
Turkey Turkey: '11 dead' in Istanbul car bomb - city governor 11 dead, 36 wounded. -
USA Hillary Clinton 'secures Democratic Party nomination' Clinton ‘reaches 2383 delegate threshold’ Historic moment becoming first female nominee of major US party Bernie Sanders vows to fight on Hillary Clinton has secured the number of delegates needed -
Venezuela Venezuelan protesters demand a date for a recall referendum to oust President Maduro Thousands of Venezuelan opposition supporters gathered in the capital Caracas on Monday demanding a recall referendum to remove President Nicolas… -
Greece Ramadan begins as thoughts turn to home for many Muslim migrants Despite the difficult conditions Muslim migrants living in a state-run camp near Athens began observing the Islamic holy month of Ramadan on…