26 May 2017 | Euronews
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Italy No deal on climate change at G7 summit in Sicily Climate change remains a sticking point, but some progress is made on trade at the G7. -
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USA [watch] Woman fights off car thief by jumping on bonnet Melissa Marian refused to take it laying down when a car thief tried to get away with her SUV at a petrol station. -
Cinema Childhood wonder in not-so-magic Orlando 'The Florida Project’ portrays poverty and joy through the eyes of a little girl living with her young mother in a seedy motel on the outskirts of Disney World. -
Germany Germany: parents face fines over child vaccinations -
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Greece Ex-Greek PM Papademos ''progressing well'' after letter bomb blast -
Cult Nuits Sonores: 5 tips for making the most of the festival -
Economy 'Europe not doing so bad' says Germany's Schäuble The German finance minister also says the British will come to learn that 'Brexit was a mistake'. -
Cult For four days Les Nuits Sonores in Lyon, France is the global capital of electronic music If you love electronic music then you should head to Lyon, France, where for the next four days the Les Nuits Sonores festival will provide a non-stop ravers' delight. -
World Battling radicalisation, terror and cyber crime in the EU How can Europe deal with with terror, radicalisation, cyber crime and the repercussions of Brexit on security? -
Italy Britain's May gets G7 support in fight on terror -
Egypt Deadly ambush on Coptic Christians in southern Egypt -
Italy Protesters kept away from G7 but message getting across -
Cinema 'Loveless': eerie Russian parable of a broken society This thriller by Andrey Zvyangintsev, competing for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes film festival, delivers a scathing critique of modern-day Russia. -
World News Trumplomacy: the best of Donald's worst moments in Europe -
World News Today in pictures: 26 May Photographs of the day selected for you -
Italy G7 summit: leaders to clash on trade and climate change -
China Chinese scientists start excavating large-scale dinosaur fossils -
France "Good Time" gives Cannes 2017 a strong closing bid for the Palme d'Or Robert Pattinson, Jennifer Jason Leigh and David Lynch were the latest stars to grace the promenade in Cannes with work on show at the 70th film festival. -
Cinema Cinema Box - Cannes Special: 'The Workshop' A taster of 'The Workshop', the poetic and political entry for the "Un certain regard" section at this year's Cannes Film Festival. -
USA Alabama executes 75-year-old man -
USA First close-up pictures of Jupiter reveal planet’s dramatic features -
United Kingdom British police widen hunt for terror network and make new arrests in Manchester bombing inquiry Fresh arrests and new locations searched as Manchester police hunt down suicide bomber's network. -
United Kingdom What do we know about Salman Abedi? The suicide bomber who killed at least 22 people at a Manchester pop concert was born in the city. -
USA Zuckerberg "likes" this: Facebook chief finally gets Harvard degree -
Sport Cavs crush Celtics and devour records as LeBron's boys book NBA finals spot LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers set several NBA records in winning their playoffs 4-1 against the Boston Celtics, the champions booking a third straight final against the Golden State Warriors. -
Belgium Donbas - beyond the headlines -
Sport Valentino Rossi hospitalised after motocross fall at home Nine-times motorcycling world champion Valentino Rossi has suffered minor injuries after falling while doing motocross at home. -
Philippines Civilians flee Marawi as Philippines troops battle ISIL-linked fighters Hundreds of people have been leaving the besieged city in the southern Philippines as security forces battle militants linked to the self-proclaimed Islamic State. -
Mexico Journalists protest over murders in Mexico -
USA Kushner under the FBI microscope -
Belgium Did Donald Trump push more than US interests at NATO summit? The NATO HQ is opened and defence spending plans outlined, but the US President steals the show in Brussels.