1 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trudeau: Trump's tariffs are 'insulting and unacceptable' The Canadian prime minister criticized the administration in an exclusive interview with "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd. -
Germany False alarm after five big dangerous cats 'escape' from German zoo A local officer in western Germany raised a false alarm after reporting that two lions, two tigers, and a jaguar had broken out of a zoo. -
Sport Seeds fall and big names prosper at Roland Garros The French Open is boiling up nicely in Paris where some stars find they have feet of clay and drop out, while the crowd warms to a rising star who plays with youthful abandon. -
United Kingdom Torrential rain and thunderstorms cause 'travel chaos' in UK Heavy rain and thunderstorms have disrupted traffic and traveller's plans in the UK this week. -
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USA Trump says June summit with North Korea's Kim is back on Talks between US President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un are back on. -
My Europe Series Migrants: Victims of divisions within the EU? The European Union has been unable to implement a coherent migration policy. 'Insiders' takes you to the Alpine border between Italy and France where volunteers help migrants who are shunned and unwanted by both countries -
Economy China says US steel and aluminum tariffs flout WTO rules Beijing says all countries should oppose trade protectionism. -
World Angola's new president speaks exclusively to Euronews João Lourenço talks development, human rights, and much, much more in a wide-ranging interview with the leader of one of Africa's most promising economies. -
My Europe Series EU migration policy: "There is no long-term vision" Euronews 'Insiders' programme spoke to an immigration specialist about the European Union's response to the migration crisis -
USA New blood diopsy test could herald new age in cancer treatment Doctors are excited at early results of test that could mean widespread early screening, detection and treatment of 10 cancers, significantly impacting survival rates, and slashing health costs. -
Switzerland Geneva is 'first European city' to probe the introduction of drone taxis Geneva has this week announced it is going to carry out a feasibility study into using drones for personal transportation. -
World News Problem with Visa cards in Europe resolved, says company Visa users across Europe experienced payment chaos after the network crashed on Friday. The credit card company later said it is operating at close to normal levels and said the disruption was due to a hardware failure. -
Cinema Walt Disney to release new Winnie-the-Pooh film "Christopher Robin" is about the little boy from the Winnie-the-Pooh stories. -
Portugal Passenger taken off plane for 'horror' smell dies A passenger who was taken off a plane because of his 'horror' stench earlier this month has died due to necrosis. -
World News EU farms face subsidy cuts in new budget plans European Commission unveils budget plans for Common Agricultural Policy -
World News Good news Friday! Here's a roundup of some of the brightest stories from the week to cheer up your Friday: -
Earth News Montblanc preserves the spirit of handwriting Inspired by artists and guarded by tradition, the luxury brand opens its redesigned boutique in Lyon. -
No Comment Curious cockatoo plays peek-a-boo with road camera This yellow-crested cockatoo is absolutely delighted by the discovery of his new toy. -
Spain Pedro Sanchez becomes Spain's new socialist prime minister Like his predecessor Sanchez is pro-EU and no major political upheavals are expected. -
Business Planet Better recycling of electrical and electronic waste 'Business Planet' travelled to Germany to discover a unique initiative opening the way for new business models and towards a more circular economy -
Slovenia Explained: Slovenia's election and Orban's populist influence What we know about the Slovenian elections, the popular populists leading the polls — and Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's influence on voters. -
Denmark Denmark circumcison ban to be discussed in parliament A campaign calling for the circumcision of boys under 18 to be illegal, except for medical reasons, will be discussed in the Danish parliament. -
World Rewriting history: Sharjah exhibits a modern approach to calligraphy A modern Arabic calligraphy exhibition at the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization brings to light how the practice, that dates back to the 7th century, is moving with the times. -
USA Warriors take first game of NBA finals after Cavaliers' calamities Despite a record-equalling LeBron James performance, visitors fall short in overtime in Oakland. -
World News Italy's president swears in new populist coalition government Italy's president swears in an anti-establishment government, ending a three-month long political stalemate. -
Economy Europe to take U.S. tariff concerns to World Trade Organisation All EU countries are members of the WTO -
France France: Tension rises as migrants brave the Alps Over a nearly two year period, more than 3,500 migrants have ventured into the mountains to seek asylum in France. -
Economy US 'playing dangerous game' with metal tariffs, says EU Brussels will take Washington to World Trade Organisation to challenge legality of trade move -
World News Is Pluto a giant comet? And does it really have dunes on its surface? Scientists have detected a large field of dunes on the surface of the distant planet Pluto apparently made from lumps of ice. -
World News Watch: Cosmonauts show off football skills ahead of World Cup Earthlings aren't the only ones excited for the World Cup to kick off this month. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland abortion pill protest Outside a Belfast courthouse campaigners, some dressed in Handmaid's Tale style outfits, gathered to protest the countries abortion ban -
No Comment Lightning strikes Eiffel Tower, Sydney disappears in smoke — No Comments of the week We look back at some of the highlights from this week's No Comment section. -
World News State of the Union: Italy crisis puts EU on edge -
World News Planet Mars viewed from pole to pole with striking detail The European Space Agency has released a full planet view of Mars to celebrate 15 years of its Mars Express spacecraft, giving a unique new perspective on the red planet. -
World News Lions, tigers and a jaguar recaptured after escape from German zoo Two lions, two tigers and a jaguar that escaped their enclosures at a zoo in western Germany have been recaptured. -
United Kingdom Work on Chelsea's new stadium put on hold after Roman Abramovich's visa suspended In March Britain's interior minister said visas issued to wealthy foreign investors would be re-examined. -
World News Socialist takes power as corruption scandal sinks Spain's leader Mariano Rajoy's departure after six years in office casts one of the European Union's top four economies into an uncertain political landscape. -
World News What impact will Trump’s tariffs onslaught have on Europe? | Euronews answers US import tariffs on steel and aluminium from the EU, Canada and Mexico - and likely retaliation - threaten an all-out trade war. -
Greece Meet the Ikarians: the Greeks who outlive other Europeans Ikarians follow a few rules to outlive other Europeans, which includes taking daily naps and eating a diet full of olive oil, honey, and wine. -
My Europe Series Migrants in the Alps: The dangerous trek to a new life Over a nearly two year period, more than 3,500 migrants have braved the Alps to seek asylum in France -
Earth News Original Winnie-the-Pooh sketches for sale The 1926 drawing about the Hundred Acre Wood is among them. -
Spain Who is Pedro Sanchez, Spain's new prime minister? A former economics professor, the leader of the socialist PSOE party has made history by becoming prime minister of Spain -
Argentina Hundreds of women protest outside Argentina's Congress demanding abortion rights At the moment abortion can only be legally performed if there's a threat to the woman's life or she's been raped. -
Economy Fierce criticism of Trump trade tariffs The French Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Yves Le Drian called the move brutal and unacceptable -
Spain Spain's Rajoy ousted in no-confidence vote, Pedro Sánchez of socialist party to become new PM Spain's Rajoy ousted in no-confidence vote, Pedro Sánchez of socialist party to become new PM -
World News Kremlin critic Bill Browder: "There’s a target on my back" Bill Browder, the prominent Putin critic briefly arrested in Spain this week, says he will continue his mission to hold corrupt politicians accountable – no matter the risks. -
World News Western Europe gets its 1st populist government A little-known law professor who exaggerated his academic credentials will be the country's next premier. -
Ukraine Man remanded in custody over Babchenko plot A court in the Ukrainian capital has ordered the detention of a man accused of plotting to murder the dissident Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko. -
Economy Macron brands Trump tariffs move ‘illegal’ as EU vows response The French president slams US ‘economic nationalism’ as EU leaders weigh up retaliation, as US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports come into effect. -
World News As it happened this morning: Friday, June 1 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
Italy Italy to get a new government Italy is set to get a new government on Friday after the two anti-establishment parties agreed on a coalition, ending months of political turmoil. -
Spain Spanish PM faces no-confidence vote Spain’s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy held crisis talks with members of his cabinet on Thursday night, as he appeared almost certain to lose a no-confidence vote in Parliament.