13 June 2018 | Euronews
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France French MPs back controversial Macron rail reform The legislation turns the SNCF into a joint-stock company, will phase out its domestic passenger monopoly from 2020 and put an end to generous benefits and pensions for future employees. -
World News Teams gear up for World Cup opener Russia and Saudi Arabia get ready for Thursday's World Cup opening match. -
World News Seeking asylum, migrant caravan mom calls for family reunification "We came fleeing violence in our countries and now we have to confront this." -
World News Migration dispute escalates between France and Italy a -
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Italy Norway takes gold at Bocuse d'Or The Mondo restaurant chef won the 6th edition in Torino to win a place in the final -
Spain Spain's new culture minister resigns over tax fine Spain’s newest culture minister resigned from a week-old government following local media reports that he had avoided paying taxes 10 years ago. -
Portugal Fighting fire with ... goats Hungry goats are on the front line of Portugal's efforts to avoid a repeat of the deadly wildfires that swept through the country a year ago. -
World News As Mars dust storm rages, NASA rover falls silent Scientists are calling the storm "one of the most intense ever observed." -
France Busker kicks-off European tour and hosts gigs from her converted van Portuguese singer-songwriter Susanna Silva used to sleep on the streets of London. Now, she is On The Road across Europe, performing concerts on the street and inside her mobile home. -
World News WATCH: Exclusive update from the Aquarius Euronews reporter Anelise Borges has an exclusive update from the Aquarius -
Europe News Aquarius: deepening EU's political fault lines Escalating Franco-Italian spat puts spotlight on Europe's crumbling asylum policy -
World News VW fined €1 billion by German prosecutors over diesel emissions scandal Volkswagen said in a statement that it accepts the fine. -
World News Twitter introduces personalized news alerts ahead of the World Cup Platforms that held news outlets at arm's length are starting to exercise more editorial control through a combination of human editors and algorithms. -
Cult London's Saatchi Gallery showcases 'unknown' artists The "Known Unknowns" features works by seventeen contemporary artists -
United Kingdom Britain's EU Withdrawal Bill pits Parliament against the government Prime Minister Theresa May claims it is the government that represents the will of the people -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: What came out of Strasbourg plenary? -
Sport Final teams arrive in Russia ahead of World Cup kickoff England, Colombia and Senegal complete the lineup after flying in. -
Europe News EU round-up from Strasbourg New defence fund, Rutte lays out EU vision, drone rules approved -
Greece The Republic of Northern Macedonia - what happens next Several critics say the deal's problematic. The accord must still be approved by Macedonians in a referendum AND by parliaments of both countries where nationalist and opposition parties have vowed to resist it -
United Kingdom UK's tech industry to receive €2.6 billion boost Britain's government announced a €2 billion boost to push AI talent, including the creation of over 15,000 jobs, and a Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation. -
Europe News Brussels photo exhibition presses for free media Event is being held under banner of 'Building trust in media in South East Europe and Turkey' -
Economy UK inflation defies expectations The British pound slipped to a one-week low on Wednesday as lower-than-expected inflation data undermined the chances of an interest rate rise. -
Georgia Georgia's Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili resigns Prime Minister Kvirikashvili resigns over "different points of view" with ruling party and amidst a month of anti-government protests. -
World News Trump's not the first president to abandon human rights. Just ask Obama | View Trump's actions are part of a larger and concerning trend to sideline human rights as a key element of U.S. foreign policy. -
Finland Finnish citizen 'first European woman to get driving licence' in Saudi Arabia A Finnish national has become the first European woman to obtain the Saudi driving licence. -
Earth News Muy caliente: swimwear made in Spain Get inspired by the Mediterranean vibes of these swimwear brands made in Spain. -
Economy Several thousand jobs to go at Tesla The electric car marker's looking to reduce costs and become profitable without endangering the critical production ramp-up for its Model 3 sedan -
Economy AT&T gets go-ahead to buy Time Warner for 100 billion euros The US telecoms giant AT&T has won court approval to buy Time Warner for 100 billion euros in a blow to the Trump administration’s attempts to block the deal. -
Yemen Aid agencies sound warning as Arab alliance begins assault on Hodeida Massive loss of life feared if ground offensive goes ahead, with the port the main point of entry for aid for the entire country. -
World News As it happened: Thursday, June 14 Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
Europe News How can the EU save Iran nuclear deal? US pullout from accord is already being felt -
Hungary Hungarian MP proposes law change to make homelessness unconstitutional Fidesz MP Istvan Bajkai hopes homelessness in Hungary will become a thing of the past if his proposed law change is approved by the government. -
United Kingdom Watch: Furious over Brexit, Scottish lawmakers walk out of UK parliament Scottish National Party MPs walked out en masse from the UK parliament after their leader was ordered to leave the House of Commons in a row over Brexit. -
United Kingdom Last orders for European drinks in one British pub chain JD Wetherspoon will sell more British beverages and stop selling champagne and German beers ahead of Brexit -
Sport World Cup 2018: Who do you think will win? Tell us who you're backing to win the football competition. -
Spain Worsening weather means 'Aquarius' can expect rough journey to Spain Migrants face misery of high seas and winds in cramped conditions before landfall. -
Russia Hundreds of tons of dead herring wash up on Russian coast Environmentalists in Sakhalin said it's possible the entire population of herring in the area of Piltun Bay has been wiped out. -
Netherlands EU cigarette tests hide true harm of smoking, research shows EU system "influenced by tobacco companies" underplays damage of smoking, Dutch study claims. -
Italy Almost a thousand migrants land in Sicily The landing came as another ship headed to Spain after Italy refused to let it dock -
Ireland Ireland's €25,000 fine for blasphemy might end Ireland will hold a referendum to remove the offence of blasphemy from its constitution. -
World News Hierro to replace Spain's sacked manager Lopetegui on eve of World Cup The Spanish Football Federation made the announcement on Wednesday. -
Russia 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP: Technology and security centre stage In December 2010, FIFA chose Russia to host the 2018 World Cup. In this latest Euronews special preview, we look at technology and security, which will play a key role in this World Cup. The so-called video assistant referee (VAR) will be used for the first time in such a major football tournament. -
Russia US, Mexico and Canada to host 2026 World Cup The US, Mexico and Canada have jointly won in their bid to host the 2026 World Cup. -
Mexico The oldest dinosaur has been discovered in Mexico The Acantholipan gonzalezi lived 85 million years ago and was found in the Ocampo region of Coahuila by palaeontologists at the acclaimed Desert Museum -
World News Chaotic European weather: Will it be sun cream or raincoats this summer? Various parts of the continent are experiencing unusual weather conditions, so what's in store for the summer? -
World News Will U.S. co-host soccer's 2026 World Cup? We'll find out today. The joint bid's venues would be selected from a total of 23 stadiums, including three each in Mexico and Canada. -
World News A young Dutch inventor wants to clean plastic from the ocean. Can he do it? Boyan Slat has a $360 million plan to clean the ocean using the sea's natural currents. Critics say it's not that simple. -
Earth News Sunscreens with benefits Best sunscreen products for body and face to protect skin from UV rays this summer -
Spain 'Aquarius' migrants near the end of their ordeal Joy breaks out on the humanitarian vessel at Spain's offer of refuge after days at sea. -
World News U.N. warns 250K 'may lose everything — even their lives' in rebel-held Yemeni port The battle for Hodeida could push the Arab world's poorest country into further chaos. -
World News Exclusive: Migrant ship heads to Spain Anelise Borges brings the latest aboard Aquarius, the rescue boat carrying 629 people to safety in Europe. -
Sport Children take part in Football for Friendship in Russia 211 countries visited Moscow to take part in the 6th edition of the programme. 12 year old girls and boys were combined into 32 international teams and started ahead of the World Cup and every single participant won a ticket to it's opening match. -
Russia All the Russian football phrases you need to know for the World Cup Going to the World Cup, or are you just looking to shout at the TV in your best Russian? Here are all the phrases you need to know in under a minute, including how to order vodka... -
Iran Iran coach Carlos Queiroz slams Nike over World Cup boots snub Iran's Portuguese coach says the sportswear firm is "ridiculous" after it cited US sanctions for its decision to pull the supply of boots for the Iranian squad in Russia. -
World News California to vote on splitting into three states The initiative that would direct the governor to seek Congressional approval to split the state into three has enough signatures to get on the ballot. -
South Korea South Korea seeks clarity from US after Trump-Kim summit US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is due to brief President Moon Jae-in in Seoul after Donald Trump's surprise announcement that US-South Korean 'war games' will stop. -
World News Foreign interference in U.S. elections still going on, Mueller says With five months to go before the midterm elections, the special counsel says meddling efforts still haven't stopped. -
World News What really happened that night at Pulse The attack on the nightclub has long been seen as a hate crime directed at the LGBTQ community. But all evidence says the gunman chose it at random. -
World News What does god look like? University of North Carolina psychologists found that most Christians think God looks a lot like them — and he's not a she.