1 July 2016 | Euronews
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Finland Putin warns Finland: Russia will respond if Helsinki joins NATO Vladimir Putin came to Finland with a handshake for his counterpart, President Salui Niinisto – and a warning that Moscow will respond if his host country joins… -
World News Euro 2016: Wales 3-1 Belgium, Wales into the semi-finals -
Bangladesh Bangladesh police storm Dhaka restaurant after gun attack and siege Bangladeshi police have stormed a restaurant in Dhaka trying to free 20 hostages including several foreigners – trapped inside after gunmen attacked it on Friday… -
Bangladesh Bangladesh police storm Dhaka restaurant after gun attack and siege Bangladeshi police have stormed a restaurant in Dhaka trying to free 20 hostages including several foreigners – trapped inside after gunmen attacked it on Friday… -
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Italy Colosseum makeover gets the thumbs up from Italian PM Renzi Italy has portrayed the latest phase of the restoration of Rome's Colosseum as the standard bearer for the protection of the country's vast cultural heritage. -
World News Six ways EU states responded to Brexit Britain’s referendum decision to leave the European Union sent shockwaves across the country and other member states. -
Israel Israel seals off Hebron in the occupied West Bank as violence grows Israel has sealed off the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank after an upsurge in violence. -
Russia EU extends sanctions against Russia over Ukraine The European Council has extended economic sanctions targeting specific sections of the Russian economy for a further six months. -
Business Series Saddled with 1.3 billion euros of debt, Greek retailer Marinopoulos gets bankruptcy protection Greece's biggest supermarket chain, Marinopoulos, has gained protection from its creditors from an Athens court while it restructures. It has debts of 1.3 billion euros, half to banks and half to supp -
Sport Euro 2016: Wales stun Belgium to reach semi-finals in their first European Championship Wales 3-1 Belgium Nainggolan scores opener for Belgium Williams levels for Wales Robson-Kanu and Vokes seal win Wales have reached the semi-finals in their first appearance at the European Champion -
United Kingdom Brexit sparks a political drama in the UK likened to the House of Cards What words could be sufficient to carry the historical weight of events which unfolded on June 24. -
Austria Can Europe expect its first far-right head of state? Austria to hold do-over election Austria’s Constitutional Court has ruled that the presidential run-off election must be held again. -
Russia Russian and Turkish foreign ministers meet in Sochi The meeting in the Russian Black Sea resort was between Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov. -
Sport Ulaanbaatar Judo Grand Prix: Mongolian judokas star on home tatami The seventh and final IJF Grand Prix before the Rio Games started on Friday in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar. -
France Europe falls silent to commemorate the centenary of the Battle of the Somme Thousands fall silent to mark 100 years since the start of the Battle of the Somme, one of the bloodiest conflicts in European history. -
Economy S&P cuts European Union's credit rating Standard & Poor's has cut its long-term credit rating on the European Union to 'AA' from 'AA+' because of concerns about the unity of the bloc after Brexit. -
My Europe Series Europe in the grip of a weedkiller war Farmers need to control weeds to ensure good harvests, but are they poisoning us in the process? And are we letting companies put dangerous products that may cause cancer into our food and cosmetics? -
World News And also... Naked at work; Balloon-popping craze; No Levi's show for Tehran Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams select stories from Europe and beyond that may have not reached international headlines. -
Business Series Easyjet 'seeking air operator certificate outside Britain after Brexit' British airline easyJet has reportedly started the process to get an air operator certificate in a different European Union country after the Brexit vote. -
Cult Rendez-vous : the best of Arts and Festivals in Europe From Mittel Europa to French Atlantic Coast, From Berlin to Madrid, choose your destination for Culture... -
My Europe Series Toxic chemicals in cosmetics? Whether they are bought from the chemist or the supermarket, and whether or not they feature the mention “hypoallergenic,” “paraben free” or “dermatologically tested,” many cosmetics contain chemical -
My Europe Series State of the Union: 'Anarchy in the UK' The State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories making headlines across Europe over the past 7 days. -
United Kingdom British, US and European bond yields tumble on the prospect of lower interest rates British, US and European bond yields have fallen, in some cases to record lows, on the prospect of lower interest rates and other stimulus to counter the effects of the Brexit. -
My Europe Series "Glyphosate can cause cancer" Is glyphosate dangerous or not? -
Colombia The National Liberation Army fails to follow in the footsteps of FARC rebels and lay down arms The National Liberation Army, known as the ELN is one of many 20th century Latin American guerrilla movements inspired by Marxist ideology and the success of the 1959 Cuban… -
Europe News Slovakia takes over EU presidency amid Brexit fallout The United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union will dominate the bloc’s agenda for the rest of the year, Slovakia’s prime minister said on Friday. -
United Kingdom The UK needs a Brexit prime minister - Gove The UK's Justice Minister has revealed his plan for the country if he is chosen as the next prime minister. -
Austria Austria: Constitutional Court rules fresh presidential run-off vote must be held Austria's presidential run-off vote is to be held again, meaning the EU could have its first far-right head of state within months. -
Cult 'Mini World': France’s first animated miniature park Mini World, France’s first animated miniature park, has opened its doors to the public. -
No Comment Michelle and Letizia Michelle Obama has met Spain’s Queen Letizia at her residence in the Palace of La Zarzuela in Madrid. -
No Comment Hillary Clinton statue in Albania The Albanian town of Saranda has unveiled a Hillary Clinton statue. -
USA 25,000 Tesla automated cars to be examined It comes after a driver of one of the vehicles was killed when it was in autopilot mode and was involved in a collision in the US. -
Cinema 'Aquarius': an extraordinary woman's battle against unscrupulous real estate developers Aquarius was one of the most critically acclaimed films in Cannes this year. -
Cinema Zac Efron and Anna Kendrick premiere ‘Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates’ in Los Angeles Mike And Dave Need Wedding Dates follows two hard-partying brothers, played by Zac Efron and Adam DeVine, who place an online ad looking for some well-behaved dates for their sister’s wedding in… -
Russia Firefighting plane lost in Russia Communication with the aircraft has been lost and a search is underway. 11 firefighters and crew are on board. -
World News Will Brexit help him? Australian PM calls for stability ahead of tight general election Australian Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull has been campaigning hard ahead of a general election that’s too close to call. -
Turkey Istanbul airport attack: the suspects and the victims Turkish media have released images purporting to show three of the Istanbul airport attackers minutes before they opened fire, killing at least 44 people and wounding more than… -
France Delight for Portugal fans after another nail-biter goes down to wire They had struggled through the tournament until now – but Portugal is celebrating after the country became the first to qualify for the semi-finals at Euro 2016. -
France Armed police to patrol French beaches Some French beaches will be monitored by armed patrols, according to reports quoting a police source, as the country tightens security for the summer holiday… -
Spain Tax inspectors raid Google's Spanish offices Spanish tax inspectors have raided Google’s offices in Madrid as part of an ongoing investigation into possible tax evasion. -
Spain Del Bosque to step down as Spain coach after Euro 2016 Spain’s national coach Vicente del Bosque is retiring from football management, following the defending champions’ elimination from Euro 2016 by Italy. -
World News Critics round on Boris Johnson after Gove wields Brexit knife “Take back control”: the slogan was repeated over over again by Michael Gove and Boris Johnson during Britain’s EU referendum campaign and arguably helped tip the balance in many voters’ minds, persua -
World News Italy elected to UN Security Council in 2017 after Dutch deal The United Nations General Assembly has elected Italy to fill next year’s final seat on the Security Council.