12 July 2016 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: May moves in as Cameron stands down This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
United Kingdom UK politics: Corbyn to contest Labour leadership Britain’s embattled opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn will automatically be included on the ballot of Labour’s upcoming leadership contest, its National Executive Committee ruled on… -
Syria Syrian rebels prepare for Aleppo siege Syrian government troops say they are moving in against rebel held positions in the Syrian city of Aleppo. -
Sport Pjanic officially unveiled Miralem Pjanic was unveiled by Juventus at a press conference on Tuesday after arriving from Roma in a deal worth €32 million. -
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Sport Contador withdraws from Olympic Games Alberto Contador ruled himself out of the road race at next month’s Rio Olympics, saying on Tuesday that he needed four weeks to recover from injuries sustained on the Tour de… -
Italy Italy new 'frontline' in Europe's refugee crisis, warns Frontex chief Italy is once again on the ‘frontline’ of Europe’s refugee crisis, replacing Greece, the head of the EU’s border agency has said. -
USA Obama praises slain Dallas police officers for saving lives at fatal protest President Obama has praised Dallas police at a memorial service in the Texan city for five officers shot dead last week in the deadliest day for US law enforcement in almost 15… -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Peterhansel bounces back Reigning Dakar champion Stéphane Peterhansel produced yet another flawless run to clinch the shortened Kostanay -Astana stage, taking the overall lead in this year’s Silk Way… -
China Beijing refuses to accept Hague ruling over South China Sea territorial claims An international court has ruled against Beijing over its territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea. -
Sport Tour de France: Matthews claims stage 10 Australia’s Michael Matthews timed his sprint perfectly to clinch stage 10 of the Tour de France in Revel on Tuesday. -
China Explainer: South China Sea dispute The South China Sea is 3. -
USA Sanders backs Clinton to be next US president US Senator Bernie Sanders has officially endorsed Hillary Clinton for the democrat presidential nomination ahead of the party’s July convention. -
United Kingdom What is Theresa May's view on Brexit? A look at what Theresa May said about Brexit before becoming Britain's prime minister -
Economy International Monetary Fund sees feeble growth for Italian economy The International Monetary Fund predicts GDP growth for Italy of less than one percent this year and only slightly more in 2017, with Brexit and debt-laden banks the biggest factors. -
Italy 'We must find out cause' of fatal Italy train collision, says Renzi Italian authorities say 20 people died and dozens were injured when two passenger trains collided head on in the Puglia region in the south of the country. -
South Sudan 'Tense calm' in South Sudan, 36,000 displaced following heavy fighting - UN Days of heavy fighting in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, have been followed by relative calm after the warring president and vice president ordered their forces to cease… -
Sport Bayern back in training New Bayern Munich manager Carlo Ancelotti has no plans to rip up the foundations laid by predecessor Pep Guardiola and says he will look to continue the club’s tradition of attacking football when the -
Morocco Moroccans in uproar over imported Italian waste Moroccan citizens are in uproar over their government’s decision to accept 5. -
Economy EU warns Spain, Portugal over spending EU finance ministers say Spain and Portugal have broken the bloc’s budget rules and have not done enough to reduce their deficits. -
United Kingdom Cameron chairs last cabinet meeting David Cameron has chaired his last cabinet meeting as prime minister. -
France Fair play goes far for young Portugal fan A Franco-Portuguese boy who consoled a weeping French fan explains why he did it -
Sci-Tech Spanish farmers look for sweet success from Stevia plant It has around 200 times sweeter than sugar and has a slight taste of liquorice. -
United Kingdom Britain's 'cold and competent' new PM Theresa May Winning the top job was the easy bit. -
Italy Twenty dead and more injured as passenger trains collide in southern Italy Reports from Italy say at least 20 people have died, and more have been injured, after two passenger trains collided in the Puglia region in the south of the… -
Economy Bank of England's Carney defends Brexit warnings Accused of putting out "scare stories" and "phony forecasts" before the EU referendum, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has defended warnings about the economic risks of Brexit. -
Italy Twenty dead after head on train collision in southern Italy Reports from Italy say at least 20 people have died, and more have been injured, after two passenger trains collided in the Puglia region in the south of the… -
Cinema Matt Damon 'bourne' again after nine-year break Matt Damon is being ‘bourne’ again as Jason Bourne – the troubled former CIA assassin. -
Business Series Pokemon GO goes viral, boosts Nintendo shares Pokemon GO, an "augmented reality" game for smartphones has become a craze on the streets and given a massive boost to the share price of Japanese video-game giant Nintendo. -
China Hague tribunal rejects Beijing's territorial claims in South China Sea An international court has ruled against Beijing over its territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea. -
USA Jailed US soldier Manning made failed suicide bid It’s emerged Chelsea Manning, the US soldier jailed for leaking classified files, tried to kill herself last week. -
Cult Geneva concert celebrates music and cultures of Mediterranean Fifteen international artists from 12 Mediterranean countries have come together to perform at the UN’s offices in Geneva, for the first ever “Mediterranean… -
Iraq US to send more troops to Iraq US Secretary of Defence Ash Carter has announced the country will send 560 extra military personnel to Iraq to assist local forces in the fight against ISIL. -
No Comment China: deadly Typhoon Nepartak Typhoon Nepartak is being blamed for killing four people in Minqing County of southeast China’s Fujian Province. -
No Comment Portugal's Euro 2016 champions return to Lisbon Tens of thousands of people welcomed back the Portugal football team in Lisbon on Monday after the team won the European Championship, its first major trophy. -
Syria Dozens killed as fierce fighting erupts between Syrian government and rebels Fierce fighting in Syria’s Idlib province has left up to 30 people dead. -
USA Thousands attend Dallas vigil for slain police officers Thousands of people have attended a candlelight vigil outside the Dallas Police Department to honour the five officers shot dead during a protest over the killings of two black… -
Mexico Classmate of Mexico's missing students was tortured according to Human Rights Commission Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission has released new findings in the case of 43 students who disappeared two years ago. -
Russia Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov launches solo around-the-world bid Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov, 65, on Monday took off in a hot-air balloon in Western Australia in a bid to beat the record time for a solo flight around the… -
Venezuela Venezuela seizes US factory after closure due to lack of raw materials Venezuela’s government has seized a factory belonging to Kimberly-Clark Corporation after the US personal care giant said it was halting production as it was unable to obtain raw… -
World News Europeans believe refugee crisis will mean more terrorism - new survey Concerns about jobs, crime and security among Europeans have risen since the start of the migration crisis about five years ago. -
Portugal Party time in Portugal - thousands welcome home the Euro 2016 champions Portugal’s victorious team has been given a heroes welcome on their return to Lisbon after becoming Champions of Europe. -
World News EU leaders prepare for UK's exit from the bloc European Union leaders are preparing for the UK’s exit from the bloc.