22 June 2016 | Euronews
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World News Britain waits to see what the future holds on Referendum Day It is June 23 2016 and it is decision day. -
United Kingdom 'Stronger, Safer, Better off': Remain camp makes one final push against Brexit Campaigning is over, now all the Remain camp can do is wait… And vote. -
United Kingdom Vigils held across the world for Jo Cox The MP for Batley and Spen in West Yorkshire died after being attacked in the street in her constituency in northern England last week. -
Colombia Historic peace deal signed between Colombian government and FARC rebels Three years of historic peace talks between Colombian government and FARC negotiators have resulted in a ceasefire agreement. -
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Sport Fencing: Wagner and Gherman strike European gold Benedikt Wagner celebrated his first individual continental title after winning the men’s sabre at the European Championships in Torun, Poland The 26-year-old German, who won team gold at the 2014 wor -
Turkey Germany says Turkey is blocking plans for Incirlik visit As yet, there has been no official response from Turkish officials. -
United Kingdom "Dear parents..." the full letter from two daughters urging their parents to vote 'remain' -
Sport Euro 2016: Hungary win Group F, Iceland and Portugal also reach last 16 Hungary 3-3 Portugal Iceland 2-1 Austria Belgium 1-0 Sweden Rep Ireland 1-0 Italy Hungary advanced to the Euro 2016 knockout phase as Group F winners, while Portugal also progressed but in third pl -
Russia Russia must be ready to respond to NATO's 'aggressive actions', says Putin President Vladimir Putin has said Russia must boost its combat readiness in response to NATO’s “aggressive actions” near its borders. -
World "We'll start from scratch": the first interview of Rome's first female mayor Virginia Raggi, aged 37, is the newly elected Mayor of Rome. -
Hungary Football is pants in Hungary People from all walks of life across the country have heeded the call to back their boys in France by wearing grey sweatpants - like their national goalie. -
United Kingdom Portugal's port wine industry apprehensive about economic impact of Brexit Portugal and the UK have a centuries-long history of trade relations, with one of the strongest ties arguably being the export of Port wine. -
Greece Orthodox Council meeting staggers on as 1000-year quarrel continues It is not the grand reunification gathering organisers had hoped for but the Great Pan-Orthodox Council, meeting in Crete since Sunday and until the 26th of June, is on a… -
Business Line Spain seeks jobs and a government after general election The referendum in the UK on whether to leave or remain in the European Union has dominated the news headlines over recent weeks. -
United Kingdom 'Out is out': Europe issues a stark warning to the UK ahead of the Brexit referendum European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has issued a stark warning to the United Kingdom on the eve of the referendum on its EU membership. -
Germany Germany: jailed nurse suspected of murdering more patients A former German nurse already serving a life sentence for murdering two patients after injecting them with heart medication, may have killed dozens more, say… -
United Kingdom "Dear parents, why you are wrong to support Brexit" Update: the letter seems to have had its desired effect: Emilia and Isabelle’s father has changed his mind and will vote “remain” – “I will vote for the future that you chose”, he told… -
Brazil Rio 2016: Jaguar shot dead at Olympic torch ceremony A jaguar has been shot dead shortly after an Olympic torch ceremony in Brazil. -
India Lighting kills scores in India At least 90 people have been killed by lightning strikes in India. -
Vatican Pope invites refugees to join him on stage The pope has invited a group of refugees on to the steps of St. -
France A huge French protest is banned - for just four hours Left-wing supporters had condemned what they said was the first ban of a union-backed protest since the early 1960s. -
France March climbdown adds humiliation to French Socialists' union worries Paris will be the People's on Thursday as unions lead a march against new labour laws, but now the embattled Socialist government has alienated its union supporters by trying to ban the march, and ang -
USA Angry neighbour hoists Mexican flag beside Trump's Scottish golf course A man who lives beside one of Donald Trump’s golf courses in Scotland has raised the Mexican flag in protest ahead of the US presidential hopeful’s visit on… -
Economy Spain desperate for jobs and a functioning government Spain goes to the polls on Sunday barely six months since the last election. -
United Kingdom "Leave" campaigners beat the streets in the UK Boris gets fishy and Nigel flies the flag on the final day of campaigning for the UK referendum. -
France Watch: Ronaldo loses it and throws microphone into lake For a few days now, reporters have been wondering whether Cristiano Ronaldo was cracking under the intense weight of expectation at Euro 2016. -
United Kingdom Britain: final push for votes as EU referendum looms A final frenzy of campaigning is underway across the UK with only hours to go before the country votes in a referendum on its European Union membership. -
Economy Markets use the bookmakers to gauge Brexit sentiment As last few hours tick down before Britain's EU referendum the directors of 51 FTSE 100 companies have signed a letter in support of Britain remaining in the European Union. -
Spain UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and Paris Agreement win Asturias Award The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement have won the International Cooperation division of the 2016 Princess of Asturias Awards. -
Europe News Brexit: what are the legal implications if the UK votes to leave the European Union? As the UK referendum on EU membership fast approaches, Euronews spoke to Jean-Claude Piris, Consultant for European Union law and former Director General of European Council Legal Services, to find o -
Sci-Tech Is this 2,000-year-old tool the world's oldest computer? For over a century since it was found in an ancient shipwreck, scientists have been scratching their heads over the exact function of the Antikythera mechanism, named after the Greek island off which -
Cult Ladyhawke is back with upbeat new album and life Ladyhawke is back with a brand new album and a brand new life. -
Libya Libya: pro-government forces 'make gains' against ISIL In Libya, forces loyal to the unity government say they have made significant gains in residential districts of Sirte, as they battle to oust ISIL fighters. -
Cinema Roland Emmerich cements his place in Hollywood The German director left his mark on Hollywood Boulevard ahead of the premiere of "Independence Day" sequel -
Cult A journey through Milan fashion week with Gucci, Armani and Westwood It’s a nerdy and wacky world at Gucci’s men’s fashion show, which brought together mismatched laces, military details, nautical accents, floral suits and silk… -
France French authorities reverse ban on protest march French unions have been allowed to hold a protest march in Paris on Thursday, the head of the CGT union Philippe Martinez said on Wednesday after an emergency meeting with the… -
China China: gunman arrested after using woman and children as human shield Several women and children have been dramatically rescued in China after being taken hostage by a suspected drug-dealer. -
World Hungary v Portugal: What do our journalists think? Paula Vilaplana: “Hello and welcome. -
Syria Monitor claims 25 civilians killed in airstrike on Raqqa, Syria The Syrian Observatory for Human rights claims that at least twenty-five civilians were killed and dozens of others wounded in an airstrike on the Syrian city of… -
No Comment Pianist plays politics in the Arctic Ludovico Einaudi, an internationally-renowned pianist, has played on a platform floating in the Arctic Ocean as part of a Greenpeace campaign to protect the… -
No Comment Bolivia toasts winter solstice Bolivia’s indigenous Aymara people celebrate the southern hemisphere’s shortest day, June 21, which is also, for them, the beginning of a new year. -
North Korea North Korea missile launch 'threat to global community' - Japan North Korea test-fired what appeared to be a second mid-range missile on Wednesday. -
World News Brexit: German Chancellor Angela Merkel treads a careful political line Conciliatory, even eager to meet the demands of British Prime Minister David Cameron. -
Spain Highs and lows of Euro 2016 would-be qualifiers Cheers as well as tears as the group stages of Euro 2016 near completion. -
United Kingdom EU referendum: Leave and Remain camps fight it out on TV Things get heated on both sides in Britain's EU membership campaign in a televised debate. It was their last chance to get their message across to undecided voters. -
South Africa South Africa: riots hit Pretoria after ANC imposes local mayor candidate Protesters in South Africa burned buses and trucks, barricaded roads and looted shops in townships in an impoverished district of Pretoria, in a dispute over the ruling party’s candidate for local…