12 July 2017 | Euronews
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Brazil Lula conviction divides Brazil Brazil divided over Lula conviction - supporters say verdict is politically motivated -
Spain Spain one of EU’s 'most active countries' -
Cult 'The shooting, the fighting, the bombs was just fun': Palestinian trades terrorism for theatre Ahmed Tobasi used to be a member of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, but swapped that life for one on the stage. He's touring the UK with his one-man show 'And Here I Am'. -
Brazil Brazil's former president Lula given jail term for corruption -
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USA Kaspersky Lab a 'pawn' in US-Russia geopolitical game The Russian cyber security firm has responded to a US government move to limit its activities. -
United Kingdom British pay growth lags further behind inflation, but jobless rate drops The new data complicates the debate among Bank of England officials over the need for higher interest rates -
No Comment Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia join British royals Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia joined Queen Elizabeth and other British royals on Wednesday -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Cyril Despres has his day in the sun Stage five of the Silk Way Rally featured another long day. -
World News FBI director nominee disagrees with Trump's witch hunt claim President Donald Trump's pick to head the FBI says he rejects his description of the probe into Russian election meddling as a "witch hunt." -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Greece off EU budget watch list This is The Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top EU news stories of the day. -
United Kingdom King and Queen of Spain pay state visit to UK -
Sport Tour de France: Fanstastic five for Marcel Kittel German Marcel Kittel was once again a cut above as he claimed his fifth victory in this year's Tour de France -
United Kingdom Spain and UK can come to a deal over Gibraltar, says King Felipe -
World News View: Being bold in the battle against antibiotic-resistant bacteria The car manufacturer Volvo made the bold move of stopping production of fossil-fuel vehicles by 2019. Why we need more grit like that in the existential fight against microbial resistance. -
Ukraine View: Why an EU-Ukraine customs union would be mutually benefitial If the EU turns Ukraine away, what message does that send to other states in our neighborhood, or to Russia? -
No Comment Watch Mongolia Warrior Games opening ceremony – wrestling, archery and horse-racing. Mongolia's most important festival of the year is underway -
Cult The Parthenon made from 100,000 banned books The building made from 100,000 banned books The Parthenon of Books by artist Marta Minujín is intended as symbol of resistance to any banning of writings and the persecution of their… -
No Comment Elephant rescued from ocean eight miles off Sri Lankan coast The distressed pachyderm had been dragged out to sea by strong currents before it was spotted by a navy patrol boat. -
Italy Far-right group sends ship to Mediterranean to help stem migrants flow -
Sci-Tech Smallest-ever star discovered The smallest-ever star has been discovered, a mini version of our Sun about as big as the planet Saturn. -
Cult Blade Runner inspires Raf Simons' New York collection Simons looks to Ridley Scott for his Calvin Klein collection -
Cinema "Valerian," Lus Besson's latest sci-fi French director Luc Besson owes some obvious stylistic debts to Star Wars in his new sci-fi film "Valerian" -
Earth News Confessions of a model booker Discover what it's like to be a model booker with Ezzie Gladwell at Models 1. -
France French PM lures London's financiers to Paris French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe told an international finance forum in Paris on Tuesday that he wants to see the city become "Europe's new number one financial hub after Brexit." -
Turkey Five ISIL suspects killed in police raid in central Turkey The deaths in the city of Konya came as Turkish authorities launched a series of raids on suspects from the self-proclaimed Islamic State group. -
USA Florida underwater festival aims to promote reef preservation Around 400 people gathered for the underwater 'concert' on the sea floor at the Looe Key Reef, where divers swayed to music played on waterproof speakers. -
Sport Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei killed in training accident -
World News Watch: Australians caught moving furniture… by train -
USA Donald Trump Jnr's emails - what we learned -
USA Air Canada near-miss 'close to worst air disaster in history' An Air Canada jet reportedly almost landed on a busy taxiway where four other planes were waiting to take off at San Francisco airport. -
West Bank West Bank: 'Two Palestinians killed' during IDF opearation Palestinian medical officials say Israeli forces killed two Palestinian youths on Wednesday. -
World News Don't blame MEPs. Parliament must be useful and interesting: View -
United Kingdom Grenfell remains recovery operation could take four more months Metropolitan Police calls for patience over victim identification process -
Croatia Hvar introduces fines for tourists behaving inappropriately Hvar introduces tourist fines for tourists behaving inappropriately -
Romania Nazi Enigma machine fetches thousands for canny collector €100 fleamarket find sells for €45,000 -
Mexico Mexico: protesters demand action on violence against women The Mexican authorities including the police are accused of failing to investigate murders and other serious crimes against women. -
Cameroon RENATA's 'aunties' tackle sexual abuse in Cameroon A long-standing volunteer army raises awareness and wants more government action to fight an endemic problem in the central African country. -
Italy Fires flare on slopes of Mount Vesuvius Locals evacuated as observers think smoke from forst fires is coming from Mount Vesuvius -
USA Storm rages over Donald Trump Jr e-mails Donald Trump Jr denies his father knew about his meeting with a Russian national last year. -
No Comment Animals get fruity in Beijing heatwave Zoo staff at the Beijing Wildlife Park provided watermelons to the animals and employed water sprays