30 June 2016 | Euronews
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Sport Euro 2016: Portugal reach second straight Euro semis after penalty shoot-out win over Poland Portugal progressed to the semi-finals of the European championship for a second consecutive time and for a fifth time overall after beating Poland 5-3 on… -
Slovakia Slovakia attacks EU post-Brexit direction on eve of taking over presidency Slovakia has warned that the future of the European Union cannot be decided by just two or three powerful Western members. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Boris bows out of PM race This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of all the top stories from across Europe. -
Turkey Istanbul attack: suspects thought to come from former USSR A Turkish government official says the three suspected bombers in the Ataturk Airport attack hail from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. -
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USA U.S. military repeals ban on transgender service members The US Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter has lifted the Pentagon ban on transgender people serving openly in the United States military. -
Israel Israeli teenager stabbed to death in her bed by Palestinian A spokesman for the Israeli military says the 13-year-old died at her home in Kiryat Arba on the outskirts of the city of Hebron. -
Economy Bank of England flags up summer stimulus to counter Brexit effects The Bank of England's Governor Mark Carney has said more stimulus will probably been needed for the UK economy over the summer to counter the effects of Brexit. -
Italy Ten women migrants die and 107 rescued by Italian coast guard Ten women have died in a sinking migrant boat off the coast of Libya, while 107 people have been rescued, according to the Italian coast guard. -
Angola Book club activists freed in Angola A court in Angola has released 16 activists, including the well known rapper Luaty Beirão, after they were imprisoned for rebellion against long serving President Jose Eduardo dos Santos. -
Denmark Danish 'jewelry law' used to confiscate migrant cash Denmark has used the controversial law to seize migrants assests for the first time since it was introduced in January. -
Turkey Istanbul attack: Ataturk remembers its fallen colleagues A makeshift memorial has taken place in Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport to pay tribute to 15 employees killed in Tuesday’s (June 28) attack. -
Italy Gentle giant Bud Spencer laid to rest in Rome Hundreds of family and friends have attended the funeral of Italian actor Carlo Pedersoli, better known as Bud Spencer. -
United Kingdom Boris backs out - Gove goes for it - May may have it as race for number 10 gets underway They are up and running and the prize is the key to Number 10 Downing Street. -
Sci-Tech Shanghai's TechCrunch showcases vast range of new products Shanghai has hosted the TechCrunch fair, which gathers hi-tech developers, engineers and designers. -
World News Putin rejects new arms race and builds bridges with Turkey Russian President Vladimir Putin has addressed his country's diplomats in Moscow. -
United Kingdom UK: who are the Famous Five candidates for PM? The race is officially underway to choose the new leader of the UK's governing Conservative Party - and the country's next Prime Minister. -
World News Brussels summit closes with questions on how the European Union will function in the future in the wake of Brexit The curtain has come down on the EU summit at a time some would suggest it’s curtains for the bloc. -
Sport Record-breaker Phelps qualifies for fifth Olympic games Michael Phelps is set to make American history at the Rio Olympics in August. -
Cinema Soccer for peace The prime Minister of Israel and the chairman of the Palestinian Authority decide there is only one logical way to resolve the longest running conflict in modern history: a soccer… -
My Europe Series The European battle over the herbicide known as glyphosate Currently in Europe, manufacturers of glyphosate have asked to have their European Internal Market licence renewed. But many are opposed to this herbicide and are attempting to block their way. -
Economy George Soros says Brexit can lead to positives for Europe George Soros has told the European Parliament that Britain's vote to leave the European Union was a "great shock" but "the tragedy no longer looks like a fait accompli". -
Turkey Istanbul attack: suspects 'from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan' A Turkish government official says the three suspected bombers in the Ataturk Airport attack hail from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. -
Cult Birdy takes wing and summer tours new album "Beautiful Lies" Birdy seems to have been around forever, the British singer surging into the limelight at the tender age of 14 with a cover of Bon Iver’s “Skinny Love”, and a voice that seemed especially well-suited -
Europe News Turkey defies EU over anti-terrorism laws after Istanbul attack -
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World News [Interview] Meet Leila Khaled, the first woman to hijack a plane Leila Khaled is the first woman to hijack an airplane. -
Cult Berlin fashion week seeks technology-fashion fusion Berlin fashion week has been showcasing its “Fashion Fusion” and “Smart Fashion” exhibits designers hope set the pointers for the future of what we will all be… -
Economy Eurozone inflation 0.1% in June - first rise in five months Eurozone consumer prices rose in June for the first time since January, rising by 0.1 percent from June last year. -
World News Boris Johnson pulls out of race to be UK PM The former London Mayor had been favourite for the job after leading the successful Leave campaign in the UK's EU referendum. -
World News Boris Johnson says he won't run to be next UK prime minister Boris Johnson has announced that he will not run to become UK prime minister, leaving Theresa May as the favourite to get the job. -
Turkey Profiles of Istanbul airport attack victims The triple suicide bomb attack at Istanbul’s Atatürk international airport killed at least 42 and injured nearly 239 others. -
France France bans plastic bags, what about the rest of the EU? Plastic bags will be banned in France from July 1. -
World News Oscars invites record number of members in effort to push diversity Following an outcry over a lack of diversity, the organisers of the Oscars have invited a record number of new members to vote in next year’s Academy Awards. -
Turkey Arrests in Turkey after Ataturk Airport atrocity Turkish police and special forces have raided more than a dozen suspected ISIL cells in the cities of Istanbul and Izmir. -
No Comment Gone with the flood Hundreds of households have been flooded in southwestern Romania forcing nearly 300 people out of their homes. -
No Comment A sign of respect Berlin’s most famous landmark, the Brandenburg Gate, is illuminated in the Turkish colours as a sign of respect to the victims of the triple suicide bombing and gun attacks at Istanbul’s main… -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: at least 30 die in twin suicide blasts Afghan officials say two Taliban suicide bombers have killed at least 30 people and injured 58 in an attack near the capital, Kabul. -
Cinema "Captain Fantastic" sees a father takes his kids into the woods, and out again “Captain Fantastic” was, in the 1970s, a persona used by Elton John on a successful album, but now it is a completely unrelated movie starring Viggo Mortensen. -
Iraq Hundreds of ISIL fighters killed in Falluja - reports Preliminary and unofficial estimates suggest US-led coalition air strikes have killed 250 suspected fighters and destroyed at least 40 vehicles. -
Philippines Philippines: Rodrigo Duterte sworn in as president The Philippines has a new president after Rodrigo Duterte was sworn in during a ceremony in Manila following his resounding election victory in May. -
USA 'Three Amigos' summit presents a united front The leaders of Mexico Canada and the United States have mounted a fierce defence of free trade, closer economic ties and agreed on ambitious Clean energy goals. -
United Kingdom Both Britain's main political parties seem headed for leadership battles The battle to elect a replacement for David Cameron as leader of Britain’s ruling Conservative Party and hence as prime minister is underway with nominations to be submitted by noon… -
Belgium The EU's 27 leaders 'unite' as they view the future minus the UK EU leaders meeting for the first time in 40 years without their British counterpart have been discussing the UK’s exit and the future without it.