11 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Restaurants honor Anthony Bourdain's memory by trying to help others The celebrated chef and TV host made an impact on legions of fans throughout his career. -
World News North Korea's many nuclear weapons and how to rid the world of them Kim Jong Un has dozens of nuclear warheads and the missiles to deliver them — one expert estimated it could take 15 years to destroy it all. -
World News Sessions: Domestic, gang violence not grounds for asylum "The asylum statute does not provide redress for all misfortune," Sessions wrote in a formal legal opinion. -
Spain Rescued migrants to be transferred from overloaded ship for voyage to Spain After concerns over the length of the route to Spain, Italian coastguard tells Aquarius to prepare to transfer passengers. -
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World News Why scientists are teaching this robot to hug Human embraces bring big health benefits, but what about embraces from bots? -
World News Japanese citizens simply vanished. North Korea had abducted them. But why? Trump promised Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that he would bring up the painful issue during his Tuesday nuclear summit with Kim Jong Un. -
World News People are now putting broccoli in coffee — but is this trend healthy? Just when we got over the avocado latte, this happened. -
No Comment Legendary Egyptian singer returns to the stage - as a puppet A group of puppeteers has brought Egypt's legendary singer Om Kalthoum and her orchestra back to life. -
No Comment Underwater hockey 'Octopush' thrives in Britain Underwater hockey known as 'Octopush' is growing in popularity in the United Kingdom, where it first originated in the 1950s. -
No Comment Japan'`s Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko pay respects to tsunami victims The Imperial couple visited the Haragama district of Soma City on Monday, the final day of their 3-day tour of the prefecture. The Empress attended the day's events as scheduled, despite developing a fever the night before. -
World News SOS Méditerranée says "Italy can't do the job alone" "Italy can't do the job alone" says the humanitarian organisation SOS Méditerranée -
No Comment Migrants being rescued by Aquarius 629 migrants were picked up by one vessel in the Mediterranean over the weekend. -
Europe News Flying high? EU to vote on new drone rules "Having new rules will never stop those who don't care about safety." -
Italy Italy's mayors blast decision to turn away migrant boat As Spain prepares to welcome a ship carrying 629 migrants, mayors around Italy call it a "criminal" move to refuse their entry to the country. -
Italy Migrant crisis: Italian politicians hail 'a new beginning' Italian politicians have welcomed Spain's offer to take in 629 rescued migrants, saying it marks a turning point in Europe's response to the migrant crisis. -
USA Where does Trump's outburst leave international relations? Euronews speaks to American politics expert, Vincent Michelot, discussing the effects of the US President's enraged Twitter outburst following the weekend's G7 Summit. -
Germany Lufthansa plane damaged in fire A Lufthansa passenger jet is badly damaged when a tow truck catches fire at Frankfurt airport. -
World News Crucial week for Brexit It's a crucial week for Brexit as MPs vote on EU Withdrawal Bill -
World News If space aliens are out there, why haven't we found them? "Where is everybody?" -
World News U.S. hits five Russian firms with sanctions, citing cyberattacks "The United States is engaged in an ongoing effort to counter malicious actors working at the behest of the Russian Federation." -
Italy Polish man handed 16-year jail term for kidnap of British model It's after British model Chloe Ayling told Italian police she'd been lured to a photo shoot in Italy's fashion capital last summer, abducted and held captive for six days by Lukasz Herba -
Europe News Migrant ship drama - a test for Italy and Spain The events in the Mediterranean have been closely watched by Brussels -
World News Euronews' correspondent describes experience aboard Aquarius rescue ship Euronews' correspondent Anelise Borges describes what it's been like aboard the Aquarius rescue ship during a search and rescue operation in the Mediterranean Sea. -
Europe News Belgium: tackling the 'root problem' of radicalisation Belgium minister for French community says extra soldiers and police on streets won't solve security issues -
Series Jvari Monastery: a special monument in Georgian history Jvari Monastery is treasured particularly as it was related to the declaration of Christianity as a state religion in Georgia -
Spotlight Hong Kong: Driving growth in a leading global financial hub Hong Kong is a magnet for worldwide talent, where professional dreams come true -
Next Series Making a splash: European innovation for a brighter future According to some data, 85% of productivity growth in modern developed economies is the direct result of innovation -
Series Vardzia: 'The Cave Town' Among all the architectural jewels of Georgia, the Vardzia complex is widely seen as the most precious. -
World News Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's daughter pleas for mother's release ahead of 4th birthday Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's daughter pleas for mother's release ahead of her 4th birthday. The British-Iranian has been in prison for 800 days -
Singapore Final preparations under way for historic summit Final preparations are being made for the historic summit between US President Donald Trump and the North Korean leader Kim-Jong-un. -
Spain Spain offers to take in more than 600 stranded migrants The new Spanish government has stepped in to end a standoff on the high seas, agreeing to take in more than 600 migrants picked up by a rescue ship in the Mediterranean. -
Singapore Kim Jong Un Impersonator ‘doesn’t respond to threats’ Kim Jong Un impersonator ‘Howard X’ has told Euronews’ social media team that being warned to stay away from the summit forced him to attend. -
Germany Europe will implement counter measures against US tariffs on steel and aluminium Speaking on German television, German Chancellor, Angela Merkel expressed regret about President Donald Trump's surprise decision to withdraw his endorsement of the recent G7 summit's final communique -
Germany Merkel calls for stricter immigration rules and faster deportation It's after a public outcry over a 14 year old German girl who was allegedly raped and killed by an Iraqi man in Mainz. The 20 year old Iraqi man, has now been extradited to Germany for questioning -
World News Anthony Bourdain's mother speaks out about his tragic death Gladys Bourdain said she saw no signs indicating her son might take his own life, and remembered him as a precocious child who "always had talent." -
World News Trump can win over Kim Jong Un by cracking jokes, teacher says A teen known as Un Pak is widely believed to have actually been Kim Jong Il's son, who grew up to be the leader of nuclear-armed North Korea. -
World News Trump-Kim make history: As it happened on Tuesday, June 12 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
France Spain to take in drifting migrant ship Aquarius Spain to take in drifting migrant ship Aquarius. -
Russia Outsiders hope for 2018 World Cup glory With just days before the 2018 FIFA World Cup kicks off in Russia on June 14, Euronews has a second special preview, this time looking at some of the outsiders with ambitions for glory. -
Bulgaria Penka the cow will not be killed for leaving the EU Pregnant cow is saved after campaign. -
Earth News The new Zagreb neighbourhood celebrating creativity and design How the Martićeva neighbourhood has turned into a hub for artists and creative people in Croatia -
Guatemala Guatemalan's search for family is symbol of country's heartache Eufemia Garcia has already buried her children and grandson since last week's Fuego eruption. But she's still missing 50 family members, presumed buried beneath the volcanic ash. -
Albania The Bektashis: A Sufi community that still stands for tolerance despite a long history of persecution The Bektashi Order is a Sufi Islamic creed with a long mystic tradition in Albania. Espoused by the Janissaries, the elite soldiers of the Ottoman Empire largely recruited from Christian areas of the Balkans. The Sufi faith does not force devotees to observe the basics of traditional Islam. -
Italy Italy and Malta refuse to dock migrant ship carrying 629 people Italy's new populist government has refused permission for the vessel to dock and Malta is also not welcoming anyone -
World News Trump's G-7 outburst is 'a little depressing,' Germany's Merkel says "I believe in win-win situations. Sometimes I have the impression that the American president believes only one side can win and the other loses." -
World News Exclusive report aboard migrant rescue ship barred from docking in Italy 629 people rescued mainly from Libyan waters remain stranded on a vessel about halfway between Malta and Italy after Italy's new interior minister barred them from entry. Our correspondent Anelise Borges, who has been on the boat over the last week has this exclusive report. -
World News Ship carrying hundreds of rescued migrants barred entry by Italy, Malta "Italy, too, begins to say NO to the trafficking of human beings, NO to the business of clandestine immigration," Italy's new Interior Minister said. -
Iraq Baghdad's ballot box storage site goes up in smoke A storage site housing half of Baghdad's ballot boxes from the country's general election caught fire on Sunday. It comes just days after parliament ordered a national recount -
United Kingdom Marches held across UK to celebrate a 100 years of the right to vote for women Cities in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales were turned into rivers of green, white and violet on Sunday as females observed the enactment of the Representation of the People Act in 1918 -
Sport Football hopefuls arrive in Russia ahead of World Cup 2018 The two favourites, Brazil and France arrive in Sochi and Moscow -
Romania Row over cleaning up Romanian politics literally heads onto the streets Opposition groups post videos showing them removing litter after government-organised rally. -
United Kingdom What's happening with Brexit: 2 year update 10 key questions on Brexit, two years on from the UK's vote to leave the EU and in the run-up to a crucial Brussels summit. -
World News Robert De Niro drops the F-bomb on Trump at Tonys "Harry Potter" and a revival of "Angels in America" win big at a politically charged ceremony featuring students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. -
Italy Aquarius migrant ship drifts in Med as Italy and Malta close doors Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges reports from on board the Aquarius whose 629 migrants it rescued from the Mediterranean remain stranded at sea. -
World News 'Ocean's 8' opens with franchise-best $41.5 million The Sandra Bullock heist caper led at the box office on a weekend when the three top movies were all led by women. -
World News 'Ocean's 8' star Sarah Paulson reveals she froze her eggs The actress explained why she recently underwent an elective egg-freezing procedure. -
World News Aquarius standoff, G7 backlash and Trump-Kim's summit: As it happened on Tuesday, June 11 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.