4 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Apple wants to fight smartphone addiction and data collection It's also declaring war on internet tracking technology, a move that could help put it ahead of the curve on data privacy -
World News Ariana Grande is unrecognizable on new British Vogue cover This is quite the transformation! -
Russia Moscow court jails Ukrainian journalist for 12 years for espionage Roman Sushchenko denies the charges. -
World News These wedding dresses are made out of toilet paper Toilet paper has never looked so beautiful! -
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World News Coca-Cola denies claim recipe was created in Spain Plenty of stories disputing the iconic soda's invention creep up every so often. -
Russia Russia 'not trying to split EU', says Putin The Russian president says it needs the EU to flourish as an important economic partner, ahead of a visit to Austria. -
United Kingdom Mother and daughters found guilty of planning terror attack in UK British security services started investigating Safaa Boular when she was just 16. -
Sport Williams - Sharapova let down on day 9 of Roland Garros Clash cancelled through injury -
No Comment Colachos jump over Spanish babies to bring them good luck Men representing the devil, known as Colacho, leaped over young babies on Sunday, in an ancient Spanish religious festival designed to chase out bad spirits. -
No Comment Guatemala volcano blankets nearby villages with ash A volcano southwest of Guatemala's capital has erupted for the second time this year, setting off loud explosions and spewing ash nearly six kilometres into the sky. -
No Comment Police move migrants from makeshift camp by Canal St Martin in Paris Around 550 migrants, mostly Afghans but some Africans, were vacated from a makeshift tent encampment along Paris' trendy Canal St Martin on Monday morning. -
No Comment Plastic chokes Vietnam's shoreline There's almost more plastic than sand on this long, tree-lined beach: Plastic helmets, furniture and the plastic leg of a shop mannequin all stand out of an ocean of blue plastic bags. -
USA US Supreme Court rules on same sex wedding cake case Top court rules in favour of baker who refused service to same-sex couple -
Economy Merkel's vision for transformed EU Angela Merkel has been turning heads with her wide-ranging comments on how to reform the eurozone, overhaul EU institutions and deal with the migrant crisis. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Huge rise in number of migrants using alternative route in bid to reach EU Migrants are turning to an alternative route through the Balkans in their attempts to reach the European Union, new data shows. -
World News Facebook faces more scrutiny over data sharing New York Times investigation accuses it of breaching its users' data privacy rights. -
France French lawmakers prepare to vote on controversial rail reform The battle between rail workers and the government is seen as Macron's biggest political challenge since taking office -
Cult Tito's yacht set for restoration The "Seagull" had been rusting in the Croatian port of Rijeka -
Next Series Nuclear inspection: 3D scanner for easier checks at underground site 'Futuris' went to Finland for a demonstration of an innovative device developed by European researchers -
France Immigrant who saved two children is no longer forced to leave France Aymen Latrous, a Tunisian immigrant who entered France illegally, saved two children from a fire in France 2015, and will not be forced to leave the country, officials have confirmed. -
Italy New Italian government faces many challenges The newly formed Italian government faces numerous challenges both inside and outside the country -
Taste Khinkali: Georgian dumplings like a work of art! You need a delicate touch to make khinkali and a particular technique to eat it. But the tasty Georgian treat is well worth the effort! -
Series Bagrati Cathedral: a landmark of Georgian architecture The historic cathedral is one of the main tourist attractions in the city of Kutaisi. -
Economy UniCredit and Societe Generale shares soar after merger report Financial Times reports that the Italian and French banks are exploring a merger -
Philippines Duterte's kiss with Filipino woman sparks controversy Duterte and a Filipino woman locked lips while on an official visit to South Korea, sparking controversy and plenty of reactions on social media. -
Belgium Belgium's Africa Museum promises critical approach to colonial past Refit to reflect brutality of King Leopold II's rule -
Denmark Saving their bacon: MPs back plans for Denmark-Germany border fence Denmark is pushing ahead with a 70-km fence on its border with Germany to help protect its lucrative pork exports. -
World News U.S. envoy tells Breitbart: I want to 'empower' Europe's conservatives "This interview is awful — ambassadors aren't supposed to 'empower' any political party overseas," Sen. Chris Murphy said. -
World News Serena Williams withdraws from French Open before match against Sharapova Serena Williams withdrew from the French Open on Monday, shortly before she was due on court to face Maria Sharapova in a much-anticipated showdown. -
Lithuania Lithuania hosts major NATO exercise Eighteen thousand military personnel gather for the exercise. The US led Saber Strike event sees service members from Estonia, Latvia and Poland as well as Britain, France, Italy and Canada and others, practicing working together -
Germany Germany's Merkel talks EU reforms, immigration Merkel sat down with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung to discuss the eurozone, the rise of populism, and reforms in the European Union. -
Europe News Colombia: irreversible peace? Euronews speaks to Colombia's incumbent president -Juan Manuel Santos- about how the crucial upcoming elections will impact the country's delicate peace process. -
World News After days of protests Jordan's PM resigns The protests were the largest for years after the government introduced IMF-approved austerity measures. -
Earth News The most sustainable restaurant in the world This Spanish three-star Michelin restaurant aims to be one of the most sustainable and environmentally-friendly places on the planet. -
Spain Judge rules against Deliveroo in landmark decision in Spain A judge in Spain has ruled against takeaway firm Deliveroo over labour rights it should have granted a former worker, a lawyer has claimed. -
United Kingdom ‘Doomsday’ for Brexit? | Euronews answers Euronews answers questions following the leaked ‘Doomsday’ report — and what it means for Brexit negotiations. -
Romania Ex-Romanian minister brings gold bars to pay €1 million bail Prosecuted ex-finance minister decides to pay part of his 1 million EUR bail in bullion. -
Spain Spanish ex-PM’s ‘no-confidence’ tie sells out in less than 2 days A new job as a fashion brand ambassador might just suit Mariano Rajoy, who was ousted on Friday after losing a no-confidence motion. -
World News As it happened: Tuesday, June 5 The latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
Cult Cuban singer releases album at 87 years old Known as 'The Diva', Omara Portuondo shot to international fame through Wim Wenders documentary film about the Buena Vista Social Club in 1999. -
Guatemala 'It isn't hail falling from the sky': Rescuer describes Guatemala eruption Euronews speaks to a rescuer who witnessed the eruption of the Volcan de Fuego in Guatemala -
Turkey Ancient ashes reveal details of huge volcano Ancient ashes discovered by archaeologists in Turkey reveal details of a huge volcanic eruption 3,600 years ago -
World News Netanyahu heads to Europe with Iran on his mind Israel has been a leading critic of the agreement, and has also said it will not allow Tehran to establish a permanent military presence in Syria. -
France France: Railway workers strike continues as government prepares to vote on reforms Euronews speaks to one striker to understand what they are fighting for, -
France Two illegal migrant camps are being cleared in Paris They'll be going to various shelters in and around Paris -
Travel News Half a day on Fregate Island, Seychelles Whether you prefer being in the sea, or looking out over it, you cannot find much better than Fregate Island. -
USA Watch: Dancing FBI agent drops gun doing backflip, shoots man in leg An off-duty FBI agent was caught on camera accidentally shooting a bystander in the leg when his gun fell from its holster as he performed a backflip in a bar -
United Kingdom New evidence set to emerge as Grenfell Inquiry continues The firm that installed the cladding into the Grenfell Tower, Harley Facades, is among those expected to contribute to the latest stage of the on-going Grenfell Inquiry. -
North Korea North Korea ‘replaces’ military top brass in pre-summit shake-up Intelligence sources say three top military chiefs have been removed, as Kim Jong Un seeks to tighten his grip ahead of his planned summit with Donald Trump. -
Tunisia Dozens killed as migrant boat sinks off Tunisia At least 48 migrants died and 67 others were rescued when their boat sank off Tunisia’s coast, the government says. -
Slovenia Slovenia faces coalition tussle after anti-immigrant party tops vote It's thought the Slovenia Democratic Party may struggle to find coalition partners for government, after it emerged as the largest party in Sunday's parliamentary election. -
Guatemala Guatemala volcano: At least 62 dead, hundreds injured Local experts say the eruption is the biggest since 1974 -
Brazil Sao Paulo on parade Brazil puts on a spectacular Gay Pride Parade in a show of unity for LGBT rights -
Guatemala Guatemala Fuego volcano erupts Several people are feared dead and scores injured as flows of lava strike at least one village -
World News At least 7 killed by erupting volcano in Guatemala "Not everyone was able to get out," a resident told a local newspaper. "I think they ended up buried." -
World News Melania Trump will not attend G7 or Singapore summits The first lady's last public appearance was more than three weeks ago, four days before she underwent a kidney procedure.