8 June 2016 | Euronews
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Venezuela Violent hunger protests hit Venezuela Venezuela has been rocked by more violent demonstrations as protesters demanded a recall referendum on President’s Nicolas Maduro’s rule. -
Israel Two suspects are detained following shooting at Tel Aviv shopping centre Israeli police have arrested two suspected gunmen in connection with a shooting at a shopping centre in Tel Aviv At least four people died in the attack and several more more were… -
Portugal Former Portuguese security official arrested in NATO spy case Italian media reports say a former senior Portuguese security official was arrested in Rome following a request from Portugal. -
USA Tickets for Muhammad Ali memorial service sees long queues Fans of Muhammad Ali have formed long queues in Louisville in the hope of getting tickets to the late boxing legend’s memorial service. -
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Sport Euro 2016: Conte expecting tough time in France as Italy look to bounce back from poor 2014 World Cup Either side of a runners-up finish at Euro 2012, Italy were embarrassingly dumped out of the World Cup at the group stage in both South Africa and… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU launches probe into Panama Papers scandal This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories making waves around Europe. -
Italy Alleged human-trafficking 'kingpin' extradited to Italy The suspected head of a huge human trafficking ring between Africa and Europe has been extradited to Italy. -
Business Line Start me up! Turn an idea into a successful business Business Line has a special report on startups - those highly innovative, game changing, non-traditional businesses - with advice on how to turn an idea into a multi-billion euro company. -
Thailand Thailand first Asian country to eliminate mother-to-child HIV transmission Thailand has become the first Asian country to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV. -
Portugal Portugal: Baby born to mother brain-dead for almost four months A baby has been born in Portugal almost four months after the mother was declared brain-dead. -
United Kingdom UK extends voter registration deadline for Brexit referendum Britain is extending the voter registration period for its June 23 referendum on EU membership after a government website crashed following a last-minute surge in application before Tuesday night’s (J -
Russia Radical performance artist Pavlensky released in Moscow Radical political performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky has been set free by a Moscow court after spending seven months in jail. -
Russia Maria Sharapova to appeal two-year doping ban Maria Sharapova will appeal a two-year ban for doping imposed by the International Tennis Federation on Wednesday, she said on her Facebook… -
United Kingdom EU workers in UK worried about future right to work Some EU nationals living in the UK are concerned about how a Brexit would affect their right to work there. -
Romania Clotilde Armand - the Frenchwoman trying to change Romanian politics Clotilde Armand is a French woman aiming to change the face of local politics in Romania in a system marked by corruption. -
Syria Residents in town ‘liberated from ISIL rule’ hold colourful celebrations -
France French strikes threaten Euro 2016 France continues to be hit by a wave of industrial action just days before Euro 2016 kicks off. -
Austria Austria's far-right Freedom Party demands presidential vote rerun Austria's far-right Freedom Party is challenging the result of last month's presidential election claiming numerous irregularities. -
Ukraine Ukrainian Secret Service on Frenchman arrested at border in terror plot euronews talks with Vasyl Hrytsak, head of Ukraine’s Secret Service, about the Frenchman they followed and arrested at the Ukraine-Polish border with a cache of explosives and weapons. -
Turkey First funerals held for victims of Istanbul car bomb attack Mourners gather for the first funerals after a car bomb attack in Istanbul killed 11 people and injured 36 others. -
Sport Euro 2016: A brief glimpse at Euronews' Euro 2016 nations There’s not long to go before kickoff at Euro 2016, so Euronews took this opportunity to take a brief glimpse at some of the participating nations represented by our sports… -
Business Series Rosneft's quarterly net profit falls 75 percent Rosneft's quarterly net profit fell by 75 percent as crude oil prices declined, but Russia's top oil producer also blamed heavy investment in the period. -
Business Series Tesla's Panasonic pledge hits Samsung shares Tesla has revealed it is working exclusively with Japan's Panasonic to supply batteries for its mass-market Model 3, sending Samsung's shares down. -
Europe News EU launches official one-year inquiry into Panama Papers scandal The inquiry committee will have 65 members and will report back in one year -
Economy Standard and Poor's interest rate warning Standard and Poor's has warned that as borrowing costs go up some countries could see their credit ratings cut or outlooks lowered, with the most pronounced problem in the eurozone. -
Economy European Central Bank corporate bond buying starts The European Central Bank has begun buying corporate bonds to try to get businesses to borrow and spend, which would boost the eurozone economy and cause inflation to rise. -
USA Hillary Clinton claims US Democratic Party nomination Hillary Clinton has claimed the US presidential nomination for the Democratic Party. -
Spain Spanish triathlete wins Princess of Asturias Award for Sports Triathlete Francisco Javier Gómez Noya has been awarded the 2016 Princess of Asturias Award for Sports. -
No Comment Two of Japan’s most iconic ghosts battle it out in baseball game Two of Japan’s most iconic ghosts – Sadako and Kayako – battled it out on the baseball mound in Japan earlier this month to promote upcoming film, “Sadako vs… -
No Comment Carpool Karaoke with James Corden ‘Hamilton’ star and creator joins “The Late Late Show with James Corden” for Broadway inspired Carpool Karaoke -
World News Something fishy is going on here This fish is trapped inside a jellyfish. -
Sci-Tech Dog that bleeds but doesn't bark could revolutionize vet school training A Florida-based company has developed a "synthetic dog that veterinary students can operate on instead of using real animals. -
World A closer look at Hillary Clinton's last Super Tuesday win Clinton says it's a historic moment. This is the moment she's been waiting for it's finally arrived. Our Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe spoke to Alasdair Sandford at euronews HQ to analyse the -
Austria Austria's far-right FPO in court challenge to presidential election result Austria's far-right Freedom Party is challenging the result of last month's presidential election claiming numerous irregularities. -
Turkey Three killed in car bomb attack on police station in southeast Turkey At least three people have been killed and 30 wounded in a car bomb attack on a police station in southeastern Turkey. -
Iraq Iraqi civilians suffer even after fleeing ISIL-held Falluja The United Nations has said it has disturbing reports of men and boys fleeing the ISIL-held town of Falluja being abused by armed groups working with Iraqi security… -
Cult Christo's oil-barrel Mastaba dreams materialise in France For 30 years, Bulgarian-born artist Christo has wanted to build a monumental ‘Mastaba’ – a type of ancient Egyptian tomb – out of oil barrels in the desert of Abu… -
Cinema 'Independence Day' sequel: 20 years on, a new generation fighting aliens Aliens threaten planet Earth again in “Independence Day: Resurgence,” a sequel to the 1996 blockbuster packed with drama and special effects. -
USA Sanders vows to fight on despite Clinton's victory claim in White House race Bernie Sanders has told his supporters he is not giving up the fight, despite his rival Hillary Clinton’s proclamation of victory in the race for the Democratic presidential… -
Papua New Guinea 'Several killed' as Papua New Guinea police fire on student protest Reports from Papua New Guinea say police have opened fire on a student demonstration, killing as many as four people and wounding around 20. -
USA Hillary Clinton's moment in history after claiming Democratic presidential nomination Hillary Clinton announces “a moment in history” Clinton becomes presumptive Democratic nominee After victory Clinton calls for party unity Hillary Clinton has declared herself the Democratic Party’ -
Venezuela Authorities validate petition signatures in first step towards ousting Venezuelan president Venezuelan security forces used tear gas to block hundreds of opposition protesters on Tuesday. -
United Kingdom Cameron and Farage face televised audience questions over Brexit “Britain is a fighter not quitter”, said British Prime Minister David Cameron as he and eurosceptic politician Nigel Farage faced questions in a live EU televised…