8 July 2016 | Euronews
Showing 41 results
-
Austria Austria's outgoing president warns against populism and xenophobia Austria’s outgoing President has left office with a plea for the country to resist populism and xenophobia. -
Syria Both sides blamed for civilian deaths as Syria's Eid ceasefire collapses Both sides in the Syrian war have been accused of killing civilians on Friday, as a three-day old truce to coincide with the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr… -
United Kingdom May and Leadsom go head to head for leadership of British Conservatives The Conservative parliamentary party has whittled down the leadership contenders to just two. -
USA Dallas shooter identified as former army reservist America has been stunned by the ambush of white police officers by at least one sniper in Dallas, who hunted down and killed five police officers and wounded seven more along with two… -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Sport Tour de France: Britain's Cummings seals seventh stage victory Britain’s Stephen Cummings has taken the seventh stage of the Tour de France. -
Poland 'We don't seek confrontation' - NATO on new deployment NATO leaders at their summit in Warsaw have agreed to deploy multinational forces in the Baltic states and Poland to deter potential Russian aggression. -
Focus Crans Montana Forum debate climate change The Paris Summit on climate change, COP 21, was a breakthrough of sorts in the battle against global warming – it set targets for shifting the world to green energies by… -
Sport Euro 2016: France a 'little fearful' that Portugal could pull off final victory France have joined Portugal in the final of Euro 2016. -
Germany Germany sees dramatic drop in asylum seeker numbers The influx of people seeking asylum in Germany has fallen sharply, government figures show. -
Economy Brexit sparks London commercial property panic London's commercial property market has been shaken up by the Brexit vote with property funds having to be frozen to stop investors taking all their money out. -
USA From Ferguson to Dallas - the deaths of Afro-Americans at the hands of white police officers US President Barack Obama was visibly shocked when he took a stand on the deaths of the two Afro-Americans killed just a few days ago by white policemen. -
My Europe Series Daring Russia, nervous Europe: ghosts of the Cold War haunt NATO NATO is set to send more troops to the Baltics and Poland to deter any perceived Russian aggression. What does this say about peace in Europe? -
USA Dallas sniper former army reservist who 'wanted to kill white officers' The head of the Dallas police department has said a suspect involved in an armed stand-off with authorities admitted wanting to kill white people, especially… -
Poland NATO summit opens in Warsaw aiming to stand firm against Russia The NATO summit has got underway in Warsaw, aiming to show resolve amid a perceived threat from Russia. -
Europe News Britain picks diplomat to fill top EU post Britain has nominated the country’s ambassador to France, Julian King, to take over its vacant seat at the European Commission. -
Economy US jobs jump in June US payrolls increased by 287,000 in June as manufacturers and retailers boosted hiring, confirming the economy has regained speed. -
My Europe Series Small Lithuania's big fears of Russia Compulsory military service is back in Lithuania, and 4,000 NATO troops are being deployed to the Baltics and Poland - all of which border Russia. -
USA Officers killed in Dallas during rally against police shootings At least four Texas police officers have been killed and seven wounded when gunfire erupted during a Black Lives Matters protest in downtown Dallas. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Brexit fallout continues This is the State of the Union, euronews’ round-up of the top stories from the past seven days. -
Cult Fendi takes over Rome's Trevi Fountain Italian fashion house Fendi sealed its long-lasting bond with Rome by staging a unique Fashion Show at the newly restored Trevi Fountain. -
Cult Rendez-vous: The best of Arts and Culture in Europe From London to Yerevan in Armenia, Arles in the South of France and Basel in Switzerland, discover our weekly selection for Art lovers -
Cult Balaton Sound: one of the world's most scenic music festivals Hungary’s biggest electronic music festival started on Wednesday at Lake Balaton, the biggest lake in Central Europe. -
Europe News NATO, EU ink cooperation deal NATO and the EU have signed a deal aimed at boosting cooperation on defence. -
USA Dallas shootings: what we know The speed read of last night's tragic events in Dallas, compiled for you by Euronews -
Business Series Facebook faces tax probe over transfer of assets to Ireland The US tax authorities say Facebook may have unfairly cut its tax bill by understating by "billions of dollars" the value of intellectual property it transferred to Ireland in 2010. -
World News Obama tells EU leaders Brexit proves ordinary people need more from Europe US President Barack Obama has met with EU leaders ahead of the NATO summit in Poland, minus the outgoing British Prime Minister David Cameron, to discuss the implications of Britain’s leaving the Euro -
No Comment USA: snipers kill five police officers at Dallas racism protest At least five police officers have been killed and seven others wounded by an unconfirmed number of snipers who opened fire during a protest in Dallas, Texas against police racial… -
Economy German exports plunge in May There was an unexpected fall in exports from Germany in May and imports barely rose, further indicators of slowing growth in Europe's largest economy. -
USA Dallas police shootings: eyewitnesses describe horror Downtown Dallas remained under heavy police lockdown following the multiple shootings which left at least five law enforcement officers dead. -
My Europe Series OSCE chief on East-West tensions and faltering dialogue "We don't have a safety net as effective as we used to have during the Cold War," says OSCE secretary general. -
USA Obama condemns deadly Dallas police shootings US President Barack Obama has reacted to the deadly shootings in Dallas during a two-day NATO summit in the Polish capital Warsaw. -
My Europe Series Fragile ceasefire on Ukraine's frontline A Euronews reporter visits the Ukrainian army side of the frontline where intermittent clashes with pro-Russian fighters are breaking an uneasy ceasefire. -
World News Ryanair left red-faced after rude tweet accuses France of cheating -
Cinema 'The Red Turtle': a wordless animated sensation A survivor from a shipwreck is desperately trying to get away from an island which could have been a paradise. -
USA America and guns: some facts and stats The USA had 2.9 gun murders per 100,000 of population -
USA Thousands march to say "Black Lives Matter" Thousands of demonstrators gathered in several cities across the United States, angry about what they say is racial bias by police. -
Poland NATO summit in Warsaw highly symbolic On July 8 and 9 the Polish capital will host the next NATO summit. -
World News May and Leadsom make shortlist to become UK's next Prime Minister Going head-to-head Home Secretary Theresa May and junior Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom will be battling it out to become the UK’s second female prime minister, after Justice Minister Michael Gove won -
World News France parties hard after Euro 2016 semi-final win against Germany French football fans painted the town red, white and blue after the 2-0 win over Germany in the Euro 2016 semi-finals. -
World News In Warsaw NATO hopes to show unity after Brexit It is being described as the most important alliance meeting since the end of the Cold War. It has taken on even more significance in the aftermath of Brexit, with the alliance hoping to make a show o -
USA Outrage in America as police shoot dead two black men in two days America’s second fatal police shooting of a black man in two days has sparked outrage in the country.