20 July 2016 | Euronews
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USA Donald Trump arrives in Cleveland to be 'crowned' as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump arrived in Cleveland in style on Wednesday using his own helicopter to touch base ahead of accepting the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday… -
France France set to extend emergency rule after Nice attack French lawmakers have approved a six-month extension of emergency rule, in the wake of last week’s deadly truck attack in Nice. -
Turkey Turkey declares a state of emergency A state of emergency lasting three months has been declared by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Organisers forced to cancel Stage 11 due to extreme weather conditions Stage 11 of the Silk Way Rally was cancelled due to extreme weather conditions in the Gansu Province in China. -
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Germany May and Merkel in first face-to-face talks in Berlin Britain’s new Prime Minister Theresa May has arrived in Berlin for her first face-to-face talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. -
Europe News The brief from Brussels: High security in Belgium for country's National Day festivities This is the brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
World News Hungarian quota campaign darkens the image of migrants Hungary’s government has launched its “information campaign” ahead of the country’s upcoming referendum on refugees. -
Business Line Terror and tourism: changing the travel landscape In this edition of Business Line we analyse the travel situation around the Mediterranean following terror attacks in the French city of Nice and the coup attempt in Turkey. -
Republic of North Macedonia FYR Macedonia charges suspected migrant trafficking gang Police in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have arrested 19 suspected members of a gang and charged them with trafficking hundreds of migrants and other… -
Sport Chris Froome edges closer to third Tour de France title Britain’s Chris Froome took another big step towards a third Tour de France title when he dropped his main rivals in the finale of the 17th stage, a gruelling 184 km trek won by Russian Ilnur Zakarin -
Pakistan Pakistan 'honour killing' suspect in court over 'social media' murder A man accused of murdering his sister, a well-known Pakistani model, because he was outraged at her social media activity has appeared in court. -
France French Muslims apprehensive and alienated France is home to over 6 million Muslims around 9.6 percent of the population, the largest Muslim minority in Europe. -
Europe News Security high in Belgian capital ahead of country's National Day Security is tight in Brussels as the city prepares to celebrate its National Day on Thursday. -
Sport Zhukov downplays possible boycott with Russia's participation in Rio Olympics in the balance The head of Russia's Olympic Committee says he expects a final decision by Sunday on whether the entire team will be banned from Rio over allegations of state-sponsored doping. -
Italy Italian police seize seven million euros of fake banknotes, including new 20 bill Italian police have seized more than seven million euros in fake banknotes. -
France 'Paris Plage' beach festival opens amid heightened security The annual Paris Plage beach festival has kicked off in the French capital, amid heightened security measures. -
Turkey Erdoğan's post coup attempt purge hits 50,000 The evisceration of elements of Turkish society continues unabated following last Friday's failed coup attempt. -
Sport Portugal coach Santos signs new four-year deal Portugal’s Euro 2016-winning coach Fernando Santos has penned a new deal to take charge until the next European Championship. -
Germany Questions over Germany's refugee policy after train attack Germany’s Interior Minister sought to play down any link between the government’s refugee policy and the axe attack by an Afghan asylum seeker aboard a train in… -
Europe News EU refuses to budge on equal pay for EU workers 'posted' to another country The European Commission has rejected an appeal to reconsider proposals which would force EU companies to pay their posted workers in line with wages in their host… -
Belgium UK gives up EU presidency in 2017 to focus on Brexit The UK is to give up its scheduled six-month presidency of the European Council as it prepares to leave the bloc. -
Business Series Slumping post-Brexit pound to hit Eurotunnel profit Eurotunnel has lowered its profit forecast for 2016 and 2017 because the Brexit vote caused the value of the pound to drop. -
Europe News Ukrainian PM Volodymyr Groysman: EU should not forget about Ukraine The new Ukrainian prime minister Volodymyr Groysman has been speaking to euronews during his visit to Brussels on Wednesday. -
Economy UK jobless rate falls to 11-year low Britain's jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level since October 2005. It was 4.9 percent of the workforce in the three months to May -
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France Boosted reservist force a 'National Guard' for France, says Hollande Francois Hollande has called on reservists to boost security in the wake of the attack in Nice. -
Business Series Uber drivers fight for workers rights in London Two Uber drivers in London have brought a test case at an employment tribunal arguing the ride service is acting unlawfully by not offering paid holidays and sick pay. -
Business Series Pokemon GO Japan launch delay angers gamers, hits Nintendo share price Confusion over the launch of Pokemon GO in Japan has gamers angry and investors selling the shares of Nintendo. -
United Kingdom Theresa May's Brexit policy: what does it mean for EU citizens in UK and Britons abroad? This article has been modified to take account of comments made by French President François Hollande and British Prime Minister Theresa May at their meeting on July… -
No Comment Nice slowly returns to normal after attack Signs of normality could be seen returning to the Nice beachfront on Tuesday, July 19, five days after the Bastille Day truck attack that left 84 people dead. -
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Sci-Tech Parajet hoping to find niche in the market for SkyQuad, its flying car This summer forget private jets, one of the most coveted personal aircraft at the recent Farnborough International Airshow was four-wheeled and best described as a “flying… -
Cinema Hollywood pays tribute to creator of 1970s TV hit Happy Days Hollywood is mourning the death of Garry Marshall, actor, director, writer, producer. -
Iraq Turkey bombs PKK in northern Iraq for first time since failed coup For the first time since last Friday's failed coup, state media says Turkish warplanes have carried out air strikes against the PKK in northern Iraq. -
Turkey Turkey's post-coup purge widens to schools and universities Turkey has stepped up its purge following Friday’s coup attempt, now targeting universities and schools. -
France French parliament votes to extend state of emergency France's lower house of parliament has voted early to extend a state of emergency nationwide for another six months. Critics say that it is too little too late. -
Italy Multiple arrests in anti-Ndrangheta operation -
World News Ukraine: journalist Pavel Sheremet killed by car bomb in Kyiv A well-known journalist in Ukraine has been killed by a car bomb in the capital Kyiv. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Pokémon Go players warned of triggering landmines The slogan of the hit Pokémon Go mobile game is ‘you’ve got to catch them all’, but for players in Bosnia, it might be worth adding ‘. -
World News Death penalty executions at a 25 year high, Amnesty reports Three countries are responsible for 90% of executions, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. -
USA Now it's official! Trump formally clinches Republican presidential nomination Just over a year after launching an improbable bid for the White House, Donald Trump has formally clinched the Republican presidential nomination. -
France France's National Assembly votes to extend state of emergency for six months France is currently debating new emergency powers at the request of the government in the wake of the Nice attack. -
Turkey Ankara calls for US to extradite 'coup mastermind' Turkey prepares extradition request for Gulen US says any extradition will be conducted according to treaty Gulen denies involvement in coup Turkey is sending an extradition request to the US for t -
USA Republicans play down apparent 'plagiarism gaffe' The plagiarism accusation over Melania Trump’s speech spilled over onto day two of the Republican Convention. -
USA Donald Trump officially secures Republican presidential nomination Donald Trump has won the Republican Party’s nomination to contest the next presidential election on November 8.