27 June 2016 | Euronews
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World News German MPs file war crime lawsuit against Turkey The Turkish military shelled the town of Cizre in the southeast for five months last year, and then claimed it had killed 600 PKK fighters in its war with the Kurdish militant… -
USA Wall Street closes 1.5% down amid continuing Brexit blues The Brexit effect is still being felt across world markets…. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU rocked by Brexit vote This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round-up of the top stories from across Europe. -
Sport England exit via Iceland; Italy knock out holders Spain England 1 – 2 Iceland Italy 2 – 0 Spain Iceland freeze out England Roy Hodgson has resigned after seeing Iceland beat England in the biggest shock of the tournament, if not in the entire history of t -
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Italy Italian actor Bud Spencer dies at 86 The Italian actor and film maker Bud Spencer has died at the age of 86 in Rome. -
Spain Victory for the Popular Party, but is it enough to end Spain's political deadlock? After six months of political deadlock, Spain has yet another hung parliament. -
United Kingdom Britain loses its triple A credit rating as pound plunges Uncertainty over when and even if Britain is leaving the EU hammered London’s financial markets on Monday. -
My Europe Series Post-Brexit continental trade and an independent Scotland This week on *Insiders* we investigate how the UK’s decision to leave the EU will affect the sovereign state - and the continent. -
USA Five reasons why Hillary Clinton is poised to win in November -
Germany Germany, Italy and France rule out informal talks on Brexit After talks in Berlin the leaders of Italy, Germany and France have ruled out any informal talks with Britain on leaving the EU, raising the prospect of a lengthy political vacuum within the… -
Economy City and pound slide as Osborne fails to slay Brexit dragon So much for the British finance minister’s calming words. -
United Kingdom Were Brexit campaigners straight with voters over claims? From NHS spending to immigration to the economy, voters are left wondering if pre-vote promises will be delivered. -
Target Science and technology boom in Malopolska, Poland Malopolska has claimed the prestigious title of 2016 European Entrepreneurial Region, the first area in Poland to do so. -
Economy London faces loss of big names as businesses look to beat Brexit by going abroad The City of London is bracing itself for big jobs losses if big international firms leave because of Brexit and set up their head offices elsewhere. -
United Kingdom Cameron to leave EU negotiations to new PM, but says Brexit must be accepted British Prime Minister David Cameron has said Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, officially beginning the process for the UK’s departure from the EU, will not be triggered “at this… -
Turkey Erdogan writes to Kremlin to end rift over downed jet Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has written to Russian leader Vladimir Putin in a bid to end a standoff between the two nations sparked by the shooting down of a Russian… -
Syria Syria: Assad pays rare frontline visit Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has paid a rare visit to the frontline of the country’s civil war. -
United Kingdom Massive British referendum petition hijacked The parliamentary petition which calls for a second referendum on EU membership had been signed online an incredible 3 point seven million times by Monday… -
Sport Messi quits Argentina after Copa America defeat to Chile Chile are celebrating their second successive Copa America title after beating Argentina again in the final, this time at New Jersey’s Metlife stadium. -
United Kingdom 'No Article 50 for now': Britain in no rush towards Brexit door Neither the UK government nor leading figures from the EU referendum's "Leave" campaign are hurrying to invoke the Lisbon Treaty setting in motion the negotiation process for departure. -
Cult Turning discarded flip-flops into art for tourists This initiative provides work to some 100 Kenyans and part of the profits go to ocean conservation projects. -
Economy Brexit trims wings of Europe's budget airlines Possible tougher travel regulations, renegotiation of international agreements and fears of an economic downturn have led to Europe’s two budget airline giants Easyjet and Ryanair to issue profits… -
Spain Spain's political parties consider coalition, but not with Rajoy Mariano Rajoy’s Popular Party may have won the most seats in Spain’s second general election in a little over six months, but it still falls short of the 176 needed for an outright… -
World News How to get an Irish passport and avoid Brexit -
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World News General Leonardo Tricarico: NATO "not prepared for real dangers" [full transcript] -
World News Why NATO is missing the point with Russia Migration, terrorism and cyber security are the real threats the alliance is facing, according to one of Italy's most senior military figures. -
Economy British finance minister breaks Brexit silence and markets shrug British Finance Minister George Osborne looked nervous and less assured on Monday morning when he broke his post-Brexit silence to calm the markets. -
World News Europe seeks unity in wake of UK Brexit decision Europe’s major players are seeking to secure the unity of the EU following the UK’s decision to leave the bloc. -
Turkey Israel and Turkey end six-year diplomatic rift Israel and Turkey’s deal to normalise ties, ending a six-year diplomatic rift, will boost the Israeli economy, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said. -
France 360° video: A day with Irish football fans in France Irish fans have won the hearts of the football world for their great show of enthusiasm and fair-play during the European Championships in France. -
My Europe Series Interview with think tank Open Europe on split in the EU Insiders speaks with Pieter Cleppe of think tank Open Europe on what changes Europe can expect post-Brexit. -
My Europe Series Broken promises: SNP councillor on Scotland post-Brexit Scottish National Party member Ross Cassie speaks to Insiders on what Brexit could mean for Scottish independence. -
Cult Music lovers mourn Brexit at Glastonbury It wasn’t the rain or the mud that crashed the party at this year’s Glastonbury Festival – it was Britain’s vote to leave the EU. -
Sci-Tech Microsoft designs smart mosquito trap to track Zika Researchers are testing a smart mosquito trap they hope will help better track the spread of the Zika virus. -
Greece A volunteer’s perspective from the refugee camps in northern Greece Article contributed by Hugh Bohane, an Australian freelance journalist, English teacher and volunteer. -
Cinema Blake Lively, in a bikini, fighting a shark "The Shallows" has earned strong reviews, with some critics calling it the best shark attack movie since "Jaws." -
Cult Rendez-vous: The Best of Culture in Europe" Moscow, Florence, London and Paris: arts flourishing across Europe. -
World News Osborne coy on leadership as contest set to begin The UK’s finance minister, Chancellor George Osborne, refused to reveal whether he will put himself forward as the next Prime Minister in his first speech since the EU… -
No Comment Gay Pride parade banned in Istanbul Police break up a parade marking Gay Pride week in Istanbul after the march was banned by the authorities. -
Lebanon Multiple suicide attacks on Lebanese border village At least six die and 19 are injured in the attack in the mostly Christian village of Qaa, several kilometres from the border with Syria. -
Spain Sense of deja-vu grips Spain The Popular Party is short of a majority despite winning the parliamentary election - failing to break six months of political deadlock -
Argentina Lionel Messi retires from international football The Argentina and Barcelona forward missed the goal in a penalty shoot-out as Chile won the final of the Copa America. -
France French fans ecstatic after making the quarter finals French fans went into ecstasy after beating Ireland and making it through to the quarter finals. -
World News Chile beats Argentina in Copa America final The Copa America final was decided on penalties after Argentina and Chile failed to score during normal time. Chile won 4 – 2 in the penalty shootout. -
World News Violent storms sweep parts of Austria and Poland Violent storms have swept through central and eastern Poland bringing down power lines, flooding roads and leaving a trail of structural damage. -
France Much delayed new Nantes airport finally gets a thumbs up The building of a controversial new airport near Nantes in north-west France has finally been given the go-ahead in a ballot. -
Germany German actor Götz George dies aged 77 The death has been announced of the popular German actor Götz George who has died at the age of 77 after a short illness. -
World News Britain's opposition leader vows not to quit despite a shadow cabinet revolt The political crisis following Britain’s EU referendum has deepened embroiling opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn in a fight to keep his job. -
World News Spain's conservatives win general election The conservative People’s Party (PP) of acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy won most seats in Spain’s parliamentary election on Sunday, increasing the number from the last election in… -
World News Paris and Berlin agree on a strategy following Britain's shock exit vote Germany France and Italy are to hold talks in Berlin today ( June 27)in the wake of Britain’s vote to leave the EU.