10 June 2016 | Euronews
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France Football fans in fresh clashes with police in Marseille Violence has flared in the French city of Marseille for a second day. -
World News The world says a final farewell to boxing great, Muhammad Ali The world has said a final farewell to Muhammad Ali. -
World News Shooting at Dallas Airport sparks frantic scenes Passengers ran for cover amid terrifying scenes at Dallas Love Field airport in Texas on Friday. -
Ukraine Thousands rally in eastern Ukraine against armed OSCE mission In eastern Ukraine, a large rally has been held in the pro-Russian rebel-controlled city of Donetsk. -
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World News Making more history...Could Clinton pick a woman for her running mate? US Senator Elizabeth Warren was all smiles as she left a meeting at Hillary Clinton’s home in Washington on Friday. -
Business A sustainable healthcare system How to make the healthcare system sustainable? -
Business The transition from a linear to a circular economy Probably no one could argue that a circular economy is what we need in the future. -
United Kingdom The UK and the EU part 3: Should I stay or should I go? Following our first and second articles on key moments in the UK’s relationship with the European Union, this third and final report examines the effects of enlargement over the past decade as migrant -
Sport Euro 2016: France begin home Euros with hard-fought victory over Romania France begin Euro 2016 with 2-1 win over Romania Giroud heads in opener Stancu levels from penalty spot Payet scores stunning winner one minute from time A collective sigh of relief Despite being p -
Economy Brexit - good or bad for British tourism? Tourism will certainly be affected by a decision by British voters to leave the European Union - but will it be for better or worse? -
France Syria: Damascus suburb Daraya bombed after aid delivery Barrel bombs have reportedly hit Daraya in Syria after desperately needed food aid reached the besieged town for the first time in four… -
Italy Berlusconi 'serene' ahead of heart surgery but can he return to politics? Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi said on Friday that he is ‘serene’ in hospital as he awaits heart surgery next week. -
Italy Italy: alleged people smuggler could be the wrong man An Eritrean man extradited to Italy from Sudan is denying he is the boss of a massive human-trafficking gang and claims he is victim of mistaken identity. -
Economy Improving skills is only way to stop jobs disappearing from Europe The European Commission has launched an programme to improve people's skills to avoid jobs disappearing from the region. -
Spain Spain: prosecutors seek 19-year jail term for Princess Cristina's husband Prosecutors in the tax fraud trial of Spain’s Princess Cristina are seeking 19-years in jail for her husband Inaki Urdangarin. -
India India: court jails five men for life for raping Danish tourist A court in India’s capital New Delhi has sentenced five men to life in jail for the gang rape of a Danish woman. -
China China: activist demand end to dog-eating festival Animal rights activists in China have called for the annual Yulin dog meat festival later this month to be banned. -
Turkey Kurdish militants claim Istanbul blast and warn tourists Turkey is not safe An offshoot of the Kurdish militant group the PKK said on Friday that it carried out a suicide bombing in Istanbul earlier this week and warned that Turkey is no longer safe for foreign… -
Cinema Michael Moore invades Europe in bid to make America great again Where to Invade Next is Michael Moore’s recipe on how he can America be better. -
United Kingdom Three days of celebrations for Queen's birthday begin London’s iconic St Paul’s Cathedral was filled with dignitories and well-wishers for a special service for Queen Elizabeth’s 90th birthday. -
Cult Alkantara festival brings cream of performance arts to Lisbon The world of performance arts comes to the Portuguese capital Lisbon for the annual Alkantara festival. -
My Europe Series Wales and Scotland face uncertain future with Brexit In England there may be a noisy chorus of voices to leave the EU, but they find no echoes in Northern Ireland, Wales, or Scotland. There people are far more pro-European and, in the latter's case, vot -
My Europe Series State of the Union: amid Brexit talk, survey shows Europeans not in love with Europe State of the Union is euronews' weekly round-up of European affairs -
Europe News EU economic commissioner: "We need reforms capable of reconciling Europeans with Europe" Euronews spoke to the EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Pierre Moscovici, at the Brussels Economic Forum -
Europe News Possible Brexit big talking point at flagship EU economic summit The Brussels Economic Forum is the flagship annual economic event of the European Commission -
World News And also...Iran's shot stopper wears the wrong trousers, monkey business puts lights out in Kenya and giant dog poo goes missing in Spain Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from across the world which failed to make international… -
Economy Russia cuts cost of borrowing as inflation falls Russia's central bank has cut its main interest rate by 0.5 percent to 10.5 percent, signaling confidence by its policymakers that inflation risks are declining. -
Business Series Twitter rejects study saying it is losing social media ads to Instagram Advertising agencies are turning to Instagram more frequently than Twitter for social media ad campaigns, according to a new survey. -
USA Turkey's Erdogan cuts short Muhammad Ali funeral visit Confusion surrounds Turkey's President Erdogan cutting short a US visit where he was due to attend the funeral of boxer Muhammad Ali. -
Economy Big job cuts in Britain's oil and gas sector As many as 120,000 workers will have lost their jobs in Britain's oil and gas sector by the end of the year, according to the industry's lobby group. -
France Euro 2016: Kick-off overshadowed by terror threat and strikes Tonight’s the night…but as Europe’s month-long festival of football begins in France on Friday, the threat of terrorism as well as ongoing social unrest continues to cast a long shadow over the… -
Cinema Verhoeven takes us through the dark and twisted world of Elle Isabelle Huppert plays a role that is hard to pin down in Elle, the latest film by Paul Verhoeven. -
Cinema Pampered pooches get organised in The Secret Life of Pets Have you ever wondered what pets do when their owners leave them home alone? -
Germany German-Turkish war of words intensifies after 'genocide' vote Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been rebuked by Germany’s lower house of parliament for his harsh condemnation of members of Turkish origin who voted to declare the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ott -
Next Series Fit for football: kicking unhealthy lifestyles into touch A sedentary lifestyle can lead to cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity. That is why a European Union research project aims to promote sport -
World News Australia investigates new debris link to missing flight MH370 Australian officials are investigating what appears to be aircraft debris from the Malaysian flight MH370 which went missing more than two years… -
My Europe Series South Wales steels itself for industrial decline post-Brexit South Wales, like many traditional European centres of heavy industry, has suffered in the last 30 years as plants have closed and jobs have been lost. In some cases EU development funds have stopped -
My Europe Series "Nae Brexit" say Scots unwilling to follow England out of Europe In England there may be a noisy chorus of voices to leave the EU, but they find no echoes in Northern Ireland, Wales, or Scotland. There people are far more pro-European and, in the latter's case, vot -
Series Postcards from Azerbaijan: The tradition of tea This week in Postcards from Azerbaijan, the country's deep attachment to tea -
USA Sanders' campaign continues despite Obama's support for Clinton He may have been beaten by Hillary Clinton but Bernie Sanders is still on the campaign trail. -
No Comment Sardinia: giant table football game Rally drivers had some fun in Sardinia as they celebrated the start of the Euro 2016 tournament. -
No Comment “Ghostbusters” fans gather to catch NY ghouls Fans of the iconic “Ghostbusters” films gathered in the New York neighbourhood of Williamsburg for an unusual experience. -
Turkey Kurdish TAK militants claim deadly Istanbul bombing A Kurdish militant group believed to be linked to the outlawed PKK says it carried out Tuesday’s deadly bomb attack in Istanbul. -
United Kingdom Sturgeon clashes with Johnson in bitter Brexit debate Immigration, EU contributions, trade policy and NHS funding were the subjects which dominated the latest television debate in the Brexit… -
World News Europeans 'increasingly anti-Brussels but don't want Brexit' A few weeks ahead of the make-or-break UK referendum on whether to leave the European Union, several surveys hint that while Europeans are against Brexit, they are increasingly divided, and doubtful, -
World News Kuczynski 'wins' Peruvian election, but Fujimori refuses to concede Pedro Pablo Kuczynski appears to have won a narrow majority in Peru’s presidential election. -
France Déjà vu: England fans clash with Marseille locals ahead of Euro 2016 Euro 2016 kicks off in France tonight under unprecedented security, but celebrations are marred by violence from fans. -
Spain Spain: election campaigns kick off as poll suggests big gains for Podemos alliance As Spain’s general election campaigns kick off, an opinion poll on the June 26 ballot appears to show that the anti-austerity Unidos Podemos alliance will get the second-highest number of… -
Venezuela Venezuela: calls for recall vote grow louder as opposition politicians assaulted Violence, looting, assault and disputes: the situation in the Venezuelan capital becomes increasingly restive.