6 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Why mental health campaigners use the words 'died by suicide' Many mental health advocates use the term "died by suicide," because it removes culpability from the person who has lost their life. -
World News Stormy Daniels lawsuit: My old lawyer was a 'puppet' for Trump, Cohen Suit claims the attorneys tried to arrange for her to appear on Sean Hannity's show and deny affair. -
Italy Italy's new government: Who's who? After weeks of negotiation the Italian Government is ready to get to work. But who are the key players? -
Economy New Italian government confirmed by parliament The new Italian government led by Giuseppe Conte has been confirmed by the country's parliament -
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World News Trump commutes sentence of grandmother serving life on drug charges after Kardashian meeting "BEST NEWS EVER!!!!" tweeted Kardashian West, who had lobbied for clemency for the grandmother, who is in her 60's. -
World News Hello, redheads! A new batch of emoji hairstyles are on the way Gingers, rejoice! Redhead emojis — plus emojis with curly hair, white hair and no hair at all — are now on screens near you. -
Germany Outspoken US Ambassador begins mission in Berlin Grenell pays first visit to German Foreign Ministry -
World News Austria's EU presidency As Austria prepares to take on the EU presidency, the country's entire cabinet visited the European Commission to outline their vision: migration control, security, Brexit and budget cuts. -
Jordan Some Jordanian unions hit pause on strikes, but people still angry Tax rises add unbearable pressure on people already feeling the pinch, and a change of prime minister has done nothing to calm nationwide street protests. -
United Kingdom Wristband aims to help people with autism Scientists are testing new biometric technology which they believe will dramatically improve the lives of people with autism -
Germany Soyuz spacecraft launches with next ISS commander onboard German astronaut Alexander Gerst will take command of the International Space Station in October -
Economy US-EU Trade tussle intensifies The European Commission is to strike back at the US' 'illegal' imposition of tariffs on European steel and aluminium by imposing €2.8 billion in duties on US products. -
World News NASA to reveal new findings from its Mars rover Curiosity What's NASA got up its sleeve? -
Cult World Press Cartoon: Drawing the news! The 2018 World Press Cartoon event has been held in Portugal and for the first time a woman has won the coveted Grand Prix award -
Economy Jordan struggles to meet the challenges of a modern economy The country also has to deal with a massive and costly influx of refugees from Syria & Iraq, for which it feels it does not get enough recognition or support. -
Europe News Beware fraudsters OLAF's watching -
World News No reported injuries at five-star hotel fire in London No reported injuries at five-star hotel fire in London -
United Kingdom May accused of being "shambolic" and "incompetent" over Brexit White Paper Prime Minister unable to say when strategy paper will be published -
Europe News NATO to bolster defences At the first ever meeting in their new Brussels HQ, NATO will lay out plans to reinforce defences on Europe's eastern flank in the Baltics. The moves are seen as preparations for any eventual Russian attack. -
Smart Regions 'Mapping Basilicata': Spreading the word about Italian expertise An EU-backed 'capacity building' project has helped promote regional know-how from southern Italy and encouraged local firms to work together -
Russia Russia mired in controversy on the eve of hosting FIFA World Cup President Vladimir Putin will hope to keep world's attention on football -
Eritrea Ethiopia finally recognises 2000 border ruling with Eritrea Recognition removes major stumbling block to better relations between East African neighbours. -
Russia Nureyev Ballet wins major awards at Prix Benois The troubled Ballet won in the best male dancer, best composer and best choreographer categories. The original choreographer, Kirill Serebrennikov won a gong for best production design but he was not at the event, as he faces charges of corruption -
United Kingdom Iraeli and British PMs meet in London Benjamin Netanyahu and Theresa May have met in London to discuss Iran and Gaza but with little agreement. -
Czech Republic Andrej Babiš appointed as Czech PM Billionaire Andrej Babiš has been appointed as Czech PM despite large protests about his former Communist links -
Ukraine Chernobyl wildfire scorches past exclusion zone, arson suspected After a fire broke out 10 kilometers from the Chernobyl power plant Tuesday, extinguishing efforts are still underway. -
Germany Uber to launch bike-sharing service in Europe Uber says it will launch bike-sharing services throughout Europe by the end of the summer. -
Sweden Sweden mobilises its entire volunteer army for first time since 1975 Sweden has called up all of its army volunteers for the first time in more than four decades in a bid to bolster its military strength. -
Europe News Fraudsters beware The EU's anti-fraud agency OLAF have been busy. 2017 saw 197 investigations leading to 309 recommendations to recover of €3 billion for the EU budget. Three countries - Romania, Poland and particularly Hungary seemed to be the focus of the most intense scrutiny. -
United Kingdom UK PM promises timely vote on Heathrow Earlier this week, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling gave the project the green light paving the way for lawmakers to vote on the issue within 21 days -
No Comment Dramatic video shows Hawaii's 'fissure 8' spewing lava Dramatic video taken on Tuesday (June 5) night showed the area near Kapoho Bay on Hawaii's Big Island illuminated orange by spewing molten lava from what has been called the 'fissure 8'. -
Italy Auschwitz survivor warns Conte over anti-nomad laws A former Auschwitz survivor, who is a Life Senator in Italy, has issued a warning to Prime Minister Conte's government over laws which would target nomadic people. -
Germany Germans are taking to microchips — one has his last testament implanted under his skin Germany is the latest country to show a wave of interest in microchip implants. But why? -
Peru Peruvian protestors want more Finance minister's resignation fails to calm streets of Lima -
Syria Syrian law students asked about Salah injury in exam How would you do on the question? -
World News Germany targets members of Nazi death squads blamed for killing 1 million The Nazis established death camps partially due to concerns about the psychological effects up-close mass killings were having on Einsatzgruppen troops. -
No Comment Stolen armoured vehicle chased through US city This is some car chase. -
Italy Italy road trip: Euronews drives across country to hear people’s views Euronews correspondents Bryan Carter and Elena Cavallone are on a five-day road trip across Italy uncovering the issues that matter most to locals. -
No Comment Ambulance Engulfed by Torrent of Ash from Fuego Volcano Amateur footage shows the moment an ambulance is engulfed by ash from the Fuego volcano -
No Comment Car drives in reverse on Ohio highway Traffic camera catches a car driving at least three roads in reverse in Ohio, United States -
USA Miss America pageant axes swimsuit contests Candidates will be judged on character instead, following the high-profile #MeToo campaign that's highlighted widespread sexual discrimination and harassment across America. -
Spain Women take top jobs in Spain's cabinet Pedro Sanchez has named his cabinet, with women taking most of the top government jobs for the first time in the country's history. -
Israel Argentina cancels World Cup friendly against Israel It's after Palestinians accused Israel of using the high-profile fixture to underpin their disputed claim over Jerusalem. -
World News As it happened this morning: Thursday, June 7 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
France Djokovic casts doubt over Wimbledon The Serb, three-times a Wimbledon champion, appeared distraught after his quarter-final defeat by the Italian Marco Cecchinato -
World News Argentina cancels soccer game against Israel amid boycott campaign The head of the Palestinian football association had called on Arab soccer fans to burn posters of star player Lionel Messi if he participated. -
China 11 dead after explosion inside China mine Live pictures from China's state television showed 23 people rescued after they became trapped in the mine located in the Liaoning province. -
France Explained: Why Europe is having a crazy weather season The scientific phenomenon behind soaring temperatures and continuous thunderstorms across the UK and Europe explained -
USA Popular vote forces California judge out of office Judge Aaron Persky was criticised for the light sentencing in 2016 of Brock Turner, a Stanford student who raped an unconscious woman at a frat party. -
Italy Italy: #All Voices On The Road day 2 Our journey through Italy continues to the south, in Basilicata, a region rich in natural resources but which have become a condemnation for the territory and its residents -
World News My chats with Trump are similar to sausages, Macron says The French presidency says Macron told Trump during a call last week that new U.S. tariffs on European, Mexican and Canadian goods are illegal and a "mistake." -
Guatemala Guatemala: Baby girl found alive The National Civil Police officers discovered the child inside a house destroyed by the Volcan de Fuego. -
Singapore Luxury hotel to be venue for Trump - Kim Jong Un talks A luxury resort on a Singapore island has been chosen as the venue for next week's talks between President Trump and Kim Jong Un -
Sport Argentina pull out of Jerusalem match against Israel After pressure from Palestinians, Argentina won't play in Jerusalem. -
Italy Italy's new populist government nears full confidence vote Italy's new populist government is just one step away from being fully in power, as the lower house of parliament starts debating a motion of confidence on the coalition cabinet headed by Giuseppe Conte. -
Guatemala Drone footage shows scale of damage from Guatemala volcano The huge loss of life becomes clearer all the time as more bodies are recovered and hopes of finding missing people gradually disappear. -
World News As it happened this morning: Wednesday, June 6 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
Jordan Jordan King's call for tax review fails to quell protests Jordan's King Abdullah calls for a review of a controversial tax law as thousands take to the streets for a fifth night -
USA Tributes pour in for popular designer Kate Spade after police announce her death Chelsea Clinton is among loyal customers saddened by the death of the 55-year-old designer -
World News Volcano eruption wipes out families in Guatemala A rescue worker says he found family members, searching for shelter in their homes, locked in a final embrace. -
World News Designer Kate Spade's death part of a worrisome trend Since 1999 rates of women dying by suicide have been increasingly dramatically.