3 June 2018 | Euronews
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Sport All smiles for Cecchinato as he joins big boys in French quarter-finals Djokovic and Zverev also through as French Open heads into final week. -
Sport World Cup trophy arrives in Moscow After touring the host country's match cities the World Cup is now under lock and key awaiting to see who will be the next to lift it in triumph. -
United Kingdom Commemoration takes place to remember London Bridge victims A commemoration has taken place to remember the victims of the London Bridge terror attacks a year ago -
World News Slovenian anti-immigration party tops votes in parliamentary election Centre-right Slovenian Democratic Party wins most votes in election according to preliminary results — but not enough to govern on its own. -
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No Comment Pride parade takes place for first time in Lugano The annual Pride parade organised by Swiss LGBT groups is taking place for the first time in Lugano, Switzerland. About 2000 participants attended the parade in Lugano. -
No Comment Clashes continue in Srinagar over death of a protester Clashes between protesters and Indian security forces continued in Kashmir on Saturday, with police firing tear gas in response to protesters throwing rocks. -
Italy Salvini returns to campaign trail Italy's new interior minister visits Sicily ahead of municipal elections -
No Comment Light plane makes emergency landing on Huntington Beach A student pilot made an emergency flight landing on a busy street in Los Angeles on Friday (June 1). -
No Comment After 168 days in space, Expedition 55 crew returns to Earth Three crew members from the International Space Station returned to Earth on Sunday (June 3) After 168 days in space. -
No Comment Moscow welcomes World Cup 2018 trophy Less than two weeks before the major soccer championship kick-off, Russian capital Moscow presented the World Cup trophy to the public. -
World News Nearly half of Afghan kids, disproportionately girls, don't go to school Conflict, poverty, child marriage and discrimination against girls are reportedly the main reasons they miss out on educations. -
World News Germany: Police shoot 'rampaging' man at Berlin Cathedral German police shoots man at Berlin Cathedral. -
World News Why it matters that anti-immigrant populists now control Italy | View And at a time when the rules-based global order is under threat, now is an especially bad time for Europe to be divided and directionless. -
World News Expedition 55 crew lands back on Earth after 168 days in space The crew - Anton Shkaplerov of Russian space agency Roscosmos, Norishige Kanai of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and NASA astronaut Scott Tingle - parachuted safely into Kazakhstan. -
Yemen Humanitarian crisis feared as Yemen fighting approaches strategic port 90% of food supplies pass through Hodeidah -
No Comment Cyclists in Philippines highlight the plight of plastic 200 bikers cycled to a bird sanctuary to collect rubbish on the beach ahead of World Environment Day on June 5 -
USA Legendary El Capitan claims another two climbers Yosemite's trademark peak proves too much for American pair who fall to their deaths. -
No Comment Several thousand protest in Jordan It's after the prime minister refused to scrap an IMF-backed tax reform bill at the weekend saying he needs the extra revenue for public services. -
Economy Details revealed of latest Greek bailout Centeno plans to get backing from the International Monetary Fund for the latest euro zone debt relief offer for Greece. -
China China threatens to abandon trade deal if US imposes tariffs As Trump threatens to impose tariffs on more than €42b euros of Chinese exports, Beijing warns it will refuse to import more goods from the U.S. -
Slovenia Slovenia polls open Nationalists forecast to perform well in elections brought on by Prime Minister's resignation -
Jordan IMF-backed austerity bill sparks Jordan protests Several Jordanians were injured during a demonstration that was held near the Prime Ministry in Amman on Saturday in protest against the new income law and calling for the resignation of the government. -
Turkey Nine migrants have died after a speedboat sank It happened off the coast of Turkey's southern province of Antalya on Sunday. Five were rescued by the Turkish coastguard and fishermen -
Republic of North Macedonia Macedonian opposition flexes muscles in march in Skopje Rejects name talks with Athens, slams government's policies, and calls for early election. -
United Kingdom #LondonUnited: London Bridge lights up as tributes pour in for terror victims one year on A national minute’s silence and a service of commemoration at London’s Southwark Cathedral will be held later today in memory of the victims from the UK, Spain, France, Canada and Australia. -
Thailand Whale dies in Thailand after swallowing more than 80 plastic bags An autopsy found eight kilograms of plastic waste in the animal's stomach. -
World News China warns trade agreements 'void' if US imposes tariffs Trump has been pressing Beijing to narrow its politically volatile trade surplus with the United States, which reached a record $375.2 billion last year. -
World News As it happened on Monday, June 4 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
Italy Celebrations at 5-Star Movement rally in Rome Saturday's 5-Star Movement rally in Rome was supposed to be a call for the impeachment of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, but thousands of supporters celebrated the so-called 'government of change' -
Spain Rajoy out, Sanchez in — what next for Spain? l View Euronews speaks to Spanish politics expert Paul Kennedy about what the changes mean for the Catalonia dispute, what policies Sanchez is likely to pursue and how long he will last in power. -
World News War crimes took place in this hotel. You can book a room. "They pulled my teeth out, they beat me, they dragged me down the corridors. When the night came, I knew what would happen to me," one rape victim said. -
Israel Israel has carried out air strikes on Hamas sites It's in retaliation after militants fired rockets on Saturday on Israel -
Greece UK opposition leader Corbyn 'would return Elgin Marbles to Greece' “As with anything stolen or taken from occupied or colonial possession... we should be engaged in constructive talks with the Greek Government about returning the sculptures.” -
Cuba Cuba's set to update its constitution The country's national assembly has named Fidel Castro's brother, Raul Castro to head the commission charged with carrying out the changes -
Nicaragua Two more people killed in Nicaraguan protests More than 110 people have been killed in the country since mid-April amid clashes between forces loyal to President Daniel Ortega and opposition groups demanding his removal