9 June 2016 | Euronews
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USA Traditional Muslim funeral service honours Muhammad Ali The US city of Louisville has begun a series of ceremonies to celebrate and honour its greatest son, boxing legend Muhammad Ali. -
Israel Tel Aviv attack: Ramadan entry permits suspended for thousands of Palestinians Funerals have begun to take place for the two male and two female Israelis shot dead in Wednesday’s attack on an open-air market in Tel Aviv. -
Sport Teenager Bierke stuns the big guns at Red Bull Cape Fear Sydney’s infamous wild break was on full display this week as competitors took on the daunting challenge that is the Red Bull Cape Fear. -
Italy Former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi to undergo heart surgery next week Four-time Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi will undergo heart surgery next week. -
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Sport Nadal withdraws from Wimbledon Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from Wimbledon in order to recover from a left wrist injury in time to feature at the Rio Olympics. -
USA Barack Obama officially endorses Hillary Clinton The White House said US President Barack Obama’s formal endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president did not come as a surprise to her Democratic rival Bernie… -
Sport Euro 2016: Participating nations set up camp in France The 24 participating nations at Euro 2016 have been arriving in France thick and fast readying themselves for the 15th edition of Uefa’s flagship… -
Sport German documentary claims Russian Sports Minister was directly involved in doping cover-up Russia’s sports minister Vitaliy Mutko has come under fresh criticism after a German documentary claims he was directly involved in covering up cheating and avoiding bans for… -
Germany Crimes against asylum seekers in Germany 'increase sharply' Hate crimes against asylum seekers have soared in Germany during the EU’s refugee crisis, it’s emerged. -
USA Movie-maker Michael Moore warns of Trump presidency US film director Michael Moore has said Donald Trump stands an excellent chance of becoming the next president, warning the all-but-certain Republican nominee needs to be taken more… -
USA Louisville mourns Muhammad Ali with prayer service The US city of Louisville has been mourning its greatest son. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: increasing possibility of Brexit causes a stir This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of some of the top stories making waves around Europe. -
Business Series UberPop service brings 800,000 euro fine in France Uber has been fined 800,000 euros in France for running an illegal taxi service with non-professional drivers. -
Germany Secretive Bilderburg Meetings open in Dresden It has been dubbed the world’s most high-powered but secretive annual meeting where bankers mingle with politicians. -
Brazil 18 people killed after bus driver loses control At least 18 people have been killed after the driver of the bus they were travelling in lost control of his vehicle. -
Musica Rising maestro enchants Dresden Dresden is a unique venue and has seen many a mesmerising concert. -
Economy Draghi pushes eurozone reforms - again The European Central Bank's Mario Draghi argues again reform is needed as well as low interest rates and money printing to get the eurozone's economy growing again. -
World Euro 2016: Pele and Maradona coach charity match in Paris While the on-going industrial action across France threatens to blight the start of Euro 2016, there was a different atmosphere in one corner of the French capital, as Football legend’s Diego Maradona -
World NBA finals: Cleveland Cavaliers bounce back with Game Three mauling of Golden State The Cleveland Cavaliers bounced back in emphatic style in Game three of the NBA finals by thrashing reigning champions The Golden State… -
World News Syria approves UN humanitarian aid deliveries to 19 besieged towns The United Nations special envoy for Syria says an operation to deliver aid to 19 besieged and hard-to-reach Syrian towns has been approved by the government in… -
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USA [Watch] Woman fights off daughter’s potential kidnapper in US supermarket -
Sport Portugal warm up for Euro 2016 with 7-0 thrashing of Estonia Portugal tuned up nicely for the European Championship that begin on Friday after thrashing Estonia 7-0 in their final friendly before Euro… -
Syria Disillusioned Syrian refugees return home Months of living rough in makeshift camps have taken their toll. Some Syrians are now reportedly paying smugglers to return home. -
Europe News What will happen to current British MEPs if the UK votes for Brexit? Questions are being asked about the likely future of the current British MEPs if the UK votes to leave the bloc -
Economy Oil prices rise to almost double January's lows Oil prices have hit their highest in 10 months due to a fall in stockpiles in the United States and supply disruptions in Canada, Nigeria, Venezuela and Libya. -
France Strikes and protests across France on eve of Euro 2016 The day before the Euro 2016 football championship kicks off, the French government was working overtime to settle a dispute with the state rail company… -
Business Series Sharapova's sponsors Nike, Head and Evian stand by her despite doping ban Nike, racket provider Head and bottled water company Evian have said they will continue sponsoring Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova despite her drug ban. -
USA Meryl does Trump and the internet loves it Meryl Streep’s latest performance has caught the eye of internet users. -
World Slovenian philosopher Slavoy Zizek warns about "new invisible walls" Slavoy Zizek, a straight talking philosopher, spoke to Euronews in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for the Global Conversation -
Cinema "Now You See Me 2" sequel no illusion at box office 2013’s “Now You See Me” did the business at the box office making over 350 million dollars, so the producers are hoping the formula does the trick again with the imaginatively titled “Now You See Me… -
United Kingdom Tens of thousands of larvae feast on trees in Belfast -
World News Migrants could help tackle eurozone ageing population - Draghi It’s known as the Old Continent, but Europe’s ageing population could be an economic time bomb. -
Iraq Iraq: 'over 20 dead' in dual car bombings in Baghdad Two separate bombings in Baghdad have killed more than 20 people and wounded at least 70. -
Sci-Tech New 3D hologram allows Neurosurgeons to "walk through" our brains Neuroscientists have completed a hologram which could one day allow doctors to peer into a complete 3D image of their patient’s brain. -
Cult Italian violin-making tunes up for a revival It is one of the most erotic of instruments, central to Western classical music, and its finest examples can be hundreds of years old and worth… -
Israel Israel suspends Ramadan entry for 83,000 Palestinians after Tel Aviv attack Israel has suspended Ramadan entry permits for thousands of Palestinians following a shooting in Tel Aviv which killed four people. -
No Comment Albania: Police superheroes! Members of the Albanian Police Special Forces decided to bring some special magic to the youngsters who couldn’t have fun with their friends outdoors during the Global Children… -
No Comment Greek state hospital workers protest cuts Striking state hospital workers and teachers protested in Athens on Wednesday, demanding back pay and calling for action on staff shortages. -
Thailand Celebrations in Bangkok for 70 years of Thai King Bhumibol's reign The king of Thailand is celebrating 70 years on the thone – and the Grand Palace in Bangkok was the venue for some colourful festivities on… -
Libya Libyan pro-government brigades advance on ISIL stronghold of Sirte In Libya the so-called Islamic State group is battling to hold on to its stronghold of Sirte after forces aligned with the new unity government advanced on the… -
United Kingdom Visegrad Group say EU is stronger with the UK as a member The prime ministers of four Central European countries say they have a “common, strong and sincere” interest in the United Kingdom staying inside the European Union after the forthcoming… -
Portugal Former CIA agent to be extradited to Italy over 'extraordinary rendition' Portugal’s High Court has ruled that former CIA agent Sabina De Sousa is to be extradited to Italy for her involvement in an illegal counter-terrorism… -
Israel Police arrest two suspects following shooting at Tel Aviv shopping centre At least four people have been killed in a shooting attack in Tel Aviv. -
France Labour law protests threaten to disrupt Euro 2016 A standoff between trade unionists and the French government is threatening to disrupt the Euro 2016 football tournament.