19 June 2017 | Euronews
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Venezuela Venezuela - opposition ups the pressure on Maduro Eighty days of anti-govenment demonstartions tied in to OAS meeting in Mexico -
North Korea Otto Warmbier, the American released by North Korea, dies US student Otto Warmbier, who was recently rleased by North Korea has died in hospital in home city of Cincinnati -
Portugal Firefighters still battling Portugal's deadly blaze Portugal's deadly forest fire continues to burn - fireman dies of his injuries adding to 64 death toll -
World News World Refugee Day: The EU Response -
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Next Series The 2017 Paris Airshow off to a roaring start The 52nd Paris Airshow is underway with soaring temperatures, dizzying spectacles and big rivals, Boeing and Airbus vying to outdo eachother again. -
Syria US says it shot down a Syrian warplane in self-defence Following Russia's warning that it will view US warplanes as targets if they fly west of the Euphrates river, the US military has justified shooting down a Syrian warplane on Sunday as an act of self-defence. -
Portugal Political fallout begins after Portugal fire Questions are being asked over the government response to Portugal's deadly forest fire -
Korea Student dies after being sent home from North Korea -
Portugal Watch: Drone footage shows aftermath of Portugal’s deadly wildfire -
Europe News EU and UK seek new 'partnership,' as Brexit talks begin The big Brexit talks have kicked off in Brussels, with both sides sitting down for their first official discussions over the UK leaving the EU. -
Explore ViaRhôna: cycling from the Alps to the Med with nougat and Frenchness galore Join Jeremy Wilks for a leisurely ride down the ViaRhôna, an 830-kilometre bike path following the route of the river Rhône. -
World News Poignant public support for Grenfell Tower victims Minute's silence for Grenfell Tower victims -
World Patrick Pouyanné, Total Group: "Brexit is absolutely not a good thing for anyone" Interview with President and CEO of Total, Patrick Pouyanné. -
France Champs Elysees attack: suspect killed after ramming car into police van The attacker's car reportedly burst into flames after the impact, with the assailant having to be dragged out by police before succumbing to his injuries. -
France France: Terror probe launched as car rams police van on Champs Elysees -
World News Naughty or nice? Brexit begins with gift exchange -
Next Series Quinoa, amaranth: Ancient grains hold promising future Switching from meat to plant-based proteins could help meet rising food demand while protecting the planet and human health, according to the EU-funded 'PROTEIN2FOOD' project. -
Mali Mali: At least 5 dead after attack on Bakamo luxury resort Suspected jihadists killed at least five people at a Mali luxury resort just outside the capital Bamako. -
Syria Russia warns US after Syrian fighter downed Russia and US in a row after Syrian jet downed -
USA US voters have Georgia on their mind – a real danger for Trump -
World News There's a human behind the camera: View -
Bermuda New Zealand sitting pretty in Bermuda Kiwis storm to early lead in Bermuda -
Focus Angola's infrastructure boom Seeking to shake of its dependence on the petrol economy, Angola is building its way to economic diversification -
Cinema 'It Comes At Night': apocalyptic psychological horror making waves at box office The thrilling low budget story of loss, love and fear is jostling Hollywood blockbusters for ratings -
No Comment Portugal forest fires rage on as death toll rises -
No Comment Macron heads for airshow after landslide election victory -
Syria Russia warning after US shoots down Syrian jet Russia’s Defence Ministry said the Russian military will consider any flying objects within reach of its war planes as possible targets after the US shoots down a Syrian military jet near Raqqa. -
World News Unfinished Hundertwasser art project revived in NZ Ambitious project in New Zealand for world’s last building by late Austrian artist Hundertwasser reaches funding target -
United Kingdom British PM May: 'Hatred and evil will never succeed' British PM May: 'Hatred and evil will never succeed' -
Sweden A new life for Omar: Syrian torture victim thrives in Sweden -
United Kingdom Grenfell Tower: new images show scale of destruction -
United Kingdom Van attack injures 10 people outside London mosque A van ploughed into worshippers leaving a mosque in north London on Monday, injuring 10 people in what witnesses said was a deliberate attack on Muslims. -
Next Series The latest aerospace innovations unveiled at the Paris Air Show -
Portugal Portugal burning as wildfires kill scores portugal burning as forest fires kill -
Cult Milan Fashion Week: Tribute to Gianni Versace -
Belgium Brexit talks begin in Brussels Representatives from Britain and the European Union are meeting to negotiate Brexit. -
World News How Brexit could affect Spanish frontier workers in Gibraltar Brexit could affect about 12,000 workers who cross the border into Gibraltar daily. Over 50 percent of them are Spaniards. -
Romania Faces of the fighters against cancer -
France The brand new backbone of French politics France's National Assembly sees a radical shift in members, with more women and younger average age. -
Japan Aww! Fresh footage of newborn panda Tokyo zoo has released this new footage of a panda cub which was born last week. -
Next Series Takeaways: Ancient crops, future food Vegetable proteins can be an alternative to meat in diets Today’s intensive meat production is polluting the environment Plants like quinoa and amaranth offer similar nutritional values FAO predicts -
Sport Heavyweights take to the stage on final day of World Judo Tour The final day of the Grand-Prix in Cancun saw the heavyweight judoka close out the competition. -
USA US Navy names seven sailors killed in USS Fitzgerald collision Investigations are underway after seven US sailors died in a sea collision off the coast of Japan. -
United Kingdom What we know about the London attack Finbury Park attack is the third London incident in as many months in which a vehicle has been used to ram pedestrians -
USA The world's deadliest wildfires The 1949 Landes fire in France burnt for four days, consuming more than 50,000 hectares. -
United Kingdom Eyewitness describes aftermath of London mosque attack The attack happened as the street was busy with Muslim worshippers who had just finished praying at Finsbury Park mosque in holy month of Ramadan. -
United Kingdom Grenfell Tower fire: 79 presumed missing or dead Police warn the number of people dead or presumed missing has risen to 79 as criticism is levelled against the government for its response to the tragedy. -
United Kingdom Several casualties after van is driven into pedestrians in north London Police attend reports of several casualties after a van was driven into pedestrians in North East London -
World News At last! Brexit talks start almost a year after UK referendum British Brexit minister David Davis is in Brussels to open divorce talks with the EU -
Mali Gunmen storm Mali tourist resort Suspected jihadists storm a tourist resort popular with Westerners in Mali -
Syria Iran fires missiles at ISIL base in Syria Iran says it has fired missiles at an Islamic State base in Syria in retaliation for attacks by the extremist group last week.