8 June 2018 | Euronews
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Austria Austria closes seven mosques & expels 40 imams Mosques & imams accused of not fostering a "positive mindset" towards Austria, and receiving illegal foreign funding. -
No Comment Colachos, baseball fans, and Dutch PM among best No Comments of the week Colachos, baseball fans, and Dutch PM among best No Comments of the week -
France Shock at death of Anthony Bourdain aged just 61 Despite one of his catchphrases, "I write, I travel, I eat, and I'm hungry for more", the celebrated author, chef and presenter commits suicide aged just 61. -
Bulgaria EU spent €274m on road 'set to ruin' Brussels-protected nature paradise Brussels has been accused of an embarrassing gaffe after spending €274 million on a motorway that is set to breach its own environmental laws. -
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World News Good news Friday! Here's a roundup of some of the brightest stories from the week to cheer up your Friday -
Russia Meet Achilles, the deaf cat predicting this year's World Cup results Meet Achilles, the deaf cat predicting this year's World Cup results. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Bemba war crimes conviction overturned The court ruled he could not be held responsible for crimes carried out by troops under his control -
Sport Rafa Nadal books French final showdown with Dominic Thiem Ruthless Rafael Nadal punished Juan Martin del Potro for missed opportunities as he reached his 11th French Open final with a 6-4 6-1 6-2 victory on Friday. -
Israel Tel Aviv celebrates 20th Gay Pride More than 250,000 revellers flocked to Tel Aviv, Israel, to celebrate the 20th annual Gay Pride. -
Travel News Beautiful Belgrade: A city of contrasts and culture One of Europe's oldest cities, Belgrade is beloved by travellers and never fails to offer pleasant surprises -
Gaza Israeli troops kill 3 Palestinians, injure 600 along Gaza border: medics Some 10,000 Palestinians took part in the protest, according to the Israeli army, throwing rocks at troops, burning tyres, and hurling “a number of explosive devices and a grenade” across the fence. -
Economy Readmit Russia to G7, US President Donald Trump says to world leaders Russia was expelled after its annexation of Crimea in 2014 -
World Angel investors: Seed capital helps MENA female start-ups take flight The MENA region’s entrepreneurship ecosystem is growing in size and stature thanks to business accelerator schemes, alternative financing and an expanding community of angel investors and professional mentors. -
France Mobile phone ban in France The new law states primary and junior high students have to keep their phones in backpacks or otherwise out of sight -
World News Germany & Belgium among new non-permanent UN Sec. Council members Germany, Belgium, S. Africa, the Dominican Republic and Indonesia have been elected non-permanent members of the UN Security Council -
USA The world's first psychopathic robot has just been created, say scientists Scientists have exacerbated people’s worst fears about artificial intelligence (AI) by creating what they claim is the world’s first ‘psychopath’ robot. -
Bulgaria Russian-designed nuclear power plant causes tension in Bulgaria Bulgaria is set to restart construction of a Russian designed nuclear power plant first proposed more than 30 years ago dating back to the end of the Cold War, in a move supporters say could reduce the country’s energy dependence on Russia. -
Europe News Barnier sends London back to the drawing board Irish border "backstop" fix cannot be for whole of UK, EU negotiator says -
China As G7 summit begins Russia's Putin meet China's Xi President Putin and Premier Xi will take part in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting at the weekend. -
Sport World Cup 2018: how to follow Egypt No team at this summer’s football World Cup? Want to support another team as well as your own country? Here's how to support Egypt. -
Sport World Cup 2018: How to follow Saudi Arabia Want the insider's guide on how to follow Saudi Arabia? Here we help you with the insider knowledge. -
United Kingdom Anti-Brexit group launches campaign for second referendum on EU membership Best for Britain says people and businesses are suffering because of the uncertainty -
Earth News Back to nature in an ecocapsule Here is a new step towards sustainable living. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: New governments in Spain and Italy - what a difference in tone! -
Germany Expats vote early in Turkey's election President Tayyip Erdogan may fall short of a first-round victory and his ruling AK Party may also lose its parliamentary majority. -
Earth News Les Etoiles de Mougins: a tasty tribute to the art of cuisine More than 30 thousand food lovers visited Les Etoiles de Mougins the first weekend of June to share a passionate subject: food. -
No Comment Big island eruption Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim said lava has destroyed more than 600 homes since early last month -
Netherlands These giant poo sculptures prove 'contemporary art is not s***' Rotterdam's Museum Boijmans van Beuningen is displaying four giant sculptures of excrement by art collective Gelatin. -
United Kingdom English Premier League announces winter break from 2019-2020 onwards Two-week break will happen in February -
France From refugee to sole survivor - How one Syrian has become shoemaker to the famous With Hollwood falling in love with his upmarket sneakers, in less than four years Daniel Essa has established himself as a name to watch in the fashion world. -
No Comment Trump and Kim impersonators thrill crowd in Singapore Howard and Allan became popular after they impersonated the two leaders during the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang in February -
United Kingdom Foreign office warns football fans of 'anti-British sentiment' in Russia British fans attending the World Cup in Russia have been warned they may come up against "anti-British sentiment" by MPs and the country's Foreign Office (FCO). -
Europe News Dealing with a populist government in Italy Looming tensions between Brussels and Rome worry markets -
France Volunteer pilots comb the Mediterranean to rescue refugees Volunteer French pilots bought a plane to carry out rescue missions over the Mediterranean sea -
World News Celebrated chef and TV host Anthony Bourdain found dead in France -
Spain Spain's new socialist government is mostly made up of women Eleven out of the seventeen ministers are women, making it the only female dominated cabinet in Europe - and possibly the world. -
Economy Argentina announces $50bn standby deal with IMF Agreement is a turning point in a country where many blame the IMF for the 2001 economic crisis -
World News U.K. should act like Trump on Brexit, British foreign secretary says Referring to the president, Britain's foreign secretary said he's "become more and more convinced that there is method in his madness." -
Sport World Cup 2018: how to follow England Want the insider's guide on how to follow England? Here we help you with the players to watch out for and the songs to sing. -
USA ASMR: Why videos of shaking sweets, cutting soap and whispering for hours are an online phenomenon Are you one the few who can experience "brain tingles"? -
World News Crack-smoking mayor's brother is elected leader of Canadian province "It's hard to believe someone who has never held office other than as a municipal councillor ... is elected to lead the largest economy in a G-7 country." -
Italy Italian police seize 10 tonnes of hashish off the coast of Sicily Authorities estimate street value of seized is between 15 and 20 million euros -
World News How China could spy on Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un The Chinese have used everything from bugged hotel keys to "friendship" pins to spy on Americans — and they're getting better at it all the time. -
USA Tesla 'autopilot' increased car's speed before fatal crash, says report A Tesla car driving in “autopilot” mode sped up in the moments prior to a fatal crash in California, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board. -
World News Brexit: Boris Johnsons calls UK treasury 'quivering wreck' Donald Trump could do a better job on Brexit than Theresa May – That’s according to Britain’s foreign Minister Boris Johnson. In leaked audio obtained by Buzzfeed, Johnson made a series of explosive comments at a private dinner for Conservative Party Donors. -
Argentina Argentinians unhappy with country's new IMF deal The International Monetary Fund is meeting in Washington approve a €42 billion after President Mauricio Macri reached out to ease the country's financial woes. -
Economy Britain to face growth slowdown amidst Brexit fears Confederation of British Industry lowers 2018 growth forecast citing Brexit and heavy snowfall -
Austria Austria to close seven mosques and expel dozens of imams Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's right wing government announces crackdown on "Islamist ideology" andf foreign funding of religious groups. -
Economy Boris Johnson suggests UK needs to act like Trump on Brexit The UK foreign secretary has been recorded warning of ‘meltdown’ in Brexit talks and suggesting a ‘bloody hard’ Trump-style approach ‘might get somewhere’. -
World News Could this be a sign of life on Mars? NASA's Curiosity rover finds organics and methane ‘cycle’ on red planet. -
World News Stormy Daniels' former lawyer countersues Keith Davidson, who once represented the porn star, is now suing her, her current lawyer and President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. -
Canada Macron leads G7 charge against Trump over trade Leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations are set to clash with a combative President Trump at the Quebec summit over tariffs they fear could lead to a trade war. -
World News U.S. expands China health alert amid diplomatic illness reports A previous alert mentioned only the U.S. consulate in the southern city of Guangzhou. -
USA President Trump "may invite Kim Jong-un to White House" The US President made the suggestion ahead of next week's summit with North Korea in Singapore next Tuesday, with denuclearisation on the agenda. -
World News Top Senate staffer arrested in leak probe; NYT reporter's records are seized The former security director for the Senate Intelligence Committee had been in three-year relationship with a New York Times reporter.