11 July 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Iberia ditches employee pregnancy test Iberia announced on Monday that it will stop requiring pregnancy tests from women who apply to work for the Spanish airline. -
Qatar Gulf states keep sanctions against Qatar Qatar and US sign deal to cooperate over combating terrorism funding but Doha's critics keep up their sanctions -
Europe News Russia urges US to return diplomatic assets Russia says it will retaliate against the United States if it doesn’t hand back two diplomatic compounds seized under the Obama administration, which also expelled thirty five diplomats back in… -
USA 'I didn't have what they wanted': Russian lawyer on meeting with Trump Jr The Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. during the presidential campaign denies she had any connection to the Kremlin or any sensitive information about Hillary Clinton. -
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Sport Silk Way Rally: Sébastian Loeb benefits from Peterhansel's pain Peugeot's Stephane Peterhansel took a roll in the mud and ended up losing three hours -
World News Joint press conference between Federica Mogherini and Sergey Lavrov -
World News Earth experiencing "sixth mass extinction" More than 30 percent of animals with a backbone - fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals - are declining in both range and population, according to the first global analysis of these trends. -
Sport Tour de France: Marcel Kittel wins a fantastic fourth stage win -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Belgium niqab ban upheld In this episode: Belgium’s ban on Islamic veils are ruled to be legal; the British Foreign Secretary dismisses talk of a Brexit bill, and Ukraine hosts an EU-Kiev… -
Switzerland Paris and Los Angeles cleared to agree Olympics deal -
Sport British Grand Prix in jeopardy as organisers say annual F1 race is not 'financially viable' If a new agreement cannot be reached with F1 owners Liberty Media, there is a possibility that for the first time since 1950 there will be no British Grand Prix. -
Economy Report into gig economy proposes policy changes to protect workers' rights A challenge for Theresa May's government is how to protect rights without stifling the economy -
USA Trump's son releases Russia e-mail chain -
Russia Moscow brands Washington "outrageous" in diplomatic row Russia has toughened its rhetoric in its row with the United States -
World News Which will be Europe's biggest countries in 2100? Britain is poised to outpace Germany and have the largest population in Western Europe by the year 2100. -
Focus The New Silk Road takes shape Chinese plans for a New Silk Road were a major topic for discussion at the Crans Montana Forum in Barcelona -
World News View: Asian future farms How will Asia will cope with exploding food demand and the challenges of global warming in the coming years? -
Iraq What has been the human cost of liberating Mosul? A look at how the nine-month battle has left Iraq's second city. -
Cyprus Cyprus: the wounds of a divided island For the past two years the Turkish Cypriot leader, Mustafa Akıncı, and the Greek Cypriot leader, Nicos Anastasiades, have made a push for peace which has now stalled. -
Italy Italian fascist beach club told to remove provocative signs Punta Canna beach club in Chioggia near Venice is told to take down posters which celebrate Italy's fascist era. -
United Kingdom Barnier: "I don't hear whistling, only ticking" EU insists Britain must pay its debts before negotiating future perks. -
Focus Ashgabat gears up for Games Turkmenistan’s capital Ashgabat is gearing up to host one of the main sporting events in the region – the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games. -
Earth News Navigating Aarhus Aarhus, located on the East coast of the Jutland peninsula in Denmark, is 2017’s European capital of culture. -
Iraq Battle for Mosul amounts to possible war crimes - Amnesty report Amnesty International accuses all sides in battle for Mosul of committing possible war crimes against civilians -
World News London thief caught after being knocked off Boris Bike Jake Nedd thought he could get away on one of London's pay-as-you-go bicycles - he was wrong. -
No Comment Daring rescue of people trapped in flooded Chinese house -
Cult Bring on the Boys: Men's Fashion Week in New York Up-and-coming designers have been making their mark -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Srebrenica massacre commemorated with burial of recently identified bodies The massacre, which occured during the Bosnian War, saw as many as 8,000 Muslims murdered at the hands of Bosnian Serbs. -
Sport Which country has the most valuable footballers? -
Belgium European Court upholds Belgium's full veil ban The European Court of Human Rights upholds Belgium's ban on the Islamic full-face veil, rejecting a legal challenge by two Muslim women wearing the niqab. -
Sport Football for Friendship Forum connects global youth in Saint Petersburg -
United Kingdom Don't restrict 'gig economy', takeaway courier Deliveroo tells government -
Switzerland Paris and L.A. await Olympic decision Paris is widely regarded as favourite for the 2024 Games, with Los Angeles set to be awarded them four years later. -
Gaza Israel unveils plans for artificial island off Gaza Israel says project will ease economic and humanitarian woes in Palestinian enclave -
Cult Nazi-era art to go on show in Bern -
Travel News Half a day in Wimbledon Village -
World News Four charts to explain how the EU’s population is shifting -
Japan Bitcoin kingpin on trial in Japan The head of what was once the world's biggest bitcoin exchange stands trial in Tokyo on charges of embezzlement and data manipulation. He denies any wrongdoing. -
Russia 'Russia poised to expel 30 US diplomats' Media reports suggests the Kremlin is poised to retaliate after the US expelled 35 Russian diplomats last year -
Afghanistan Afghan children 'abducted for training as suicide bombers' -
Israel Israeli army replaces llamas with robots The last of Israeli army's llamas are to be pensioned in September off after years of active service in favour of more nimble and less complaining robots. -
Iraq Displaced Iraqis mull returning home to Mosul Displaced Iraqis mull returning home to Mosul -
USA '16 dead' after US military plane crash A military plane has crashed in the US state of Mississippi killing at least 16 people, according to officials. -
Iraq Iraq celebrates recapture of Mosul from Islamic State militants Thousands of civilians were killed in the battle which has left large parts of the city in ruins -
Brazil Brazil president moves closer to corruption trial Key lawmaker recommends Brazilian President Michel Temer should stand trial on corruption charges after declaring there is a case to answer -
Venezuela Venezuela: opposition ramps up pressure Spurred on by the release of an opposition leader, anti-government activists call for all political prisoners to be freed