15 June 2018 | Euronews
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France Paris erects Eiffel Tower anti-terror walls Paris is constructing bulletproof walls and metal fences around the monument in a bid to protect it from terrorist attacks. -
Switzerland New chapter for CERN research centre A new chapter has opened at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, or CERN, with a major upgrade that could reveal new secrets of the universe. -
World News China plans historic mission to the moon's 'dark' side The Chang'e-4 space probe would be the first ever to make the trip. -
Cult Tivoli Gardens turns 175 years in August Celebrations started in May with a special Disney float taking part. The second oldest operating amusement park in the world opened in 1843 -
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Russia World Cup 2018: Ronaldo scores hat-trick as Portugal and Spain draw 3-3 Look back over the highlights from Portugal's match against Spain. -
No Comment Male lawyers take to the streets in heels Dozens of male lawyers in Chicago took to the city streets in high heels to raise awareness and encourage conversation about rape and sexual assault. -
France Mystery unravels after 400 sharks found washed up on Brittany beach The evacuation has begun for over 400 small sharks that were found washed up in northern France. -
Business Planet How business clusters are boosting Spain's cleantech startup industry Business Planet travels to Valencia to see first hand how successful clusters are helping eco-friendly businesses -
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World News Does Europe need a regional response to migration? As France and Italy call for a more regional response to migration, we crunch the numbers on where migrants are actually going. -
France France and Italian leaders agree Dublin regulation policy should change At a press conference in Paris, Emanuel Macron and Giuseppe Conte say they both support the idea of more solidarity within the European Union regarding migrants and asylum seekers -
Climate Now Climate Update: Record temperatures in May High temperatures across Europe as century-old records are broken in Sweden and Norway -
World MENA women in sports are levelling the playing field Women in the Middle East and North Africa are hurdling over stereotypes in sports. Inspire Middle East met up with four women from different countries in the region to see up close and personal how they are redefining what it means to be an Arab sportswoman. -
Europe News Expats cast ballots in Turkish elections Polls will usher in a new executive presidency, concentrating more powers in hands of president -
Russia Which World Cup teams include the most foreign-born players? Here is a guide to which players were born in countries other than the ones for which they play at the World Cup. -
World News Trump: I won't sign GOP bill that would stop separating families at border The remarks could upend a painstaking process to reach a compromise in the House that would end the administration's policy of tearing families apart. -
Economy US-China trade tensions escalate The US and China are heading towards a trade war after President Donald Trump went ahead with his threat to impose tariffs on Chinese goods. -
United Kingdom May backs 'upskirting' law after lone MP blocks bill British Prime Minister Theresa May has called for a law to make "upskirting" a criminal offence after one of her own MPs blocked attempts to outlaw it on Friday. -
Europe News EU piles pressure on Malta over journalist murder Justice Commissioner visits island to check on inquiry -
No Comment Raccoon scales skyscraper, cat predicts World Cup results — No Comments of the week We look back at some of the highlights from this week's No Comment section. -
Sport Real Madrid star Ronaldo accepts 2 years in prison, €18.8 mln fine for tax evasion: El Mundo The Portuguese national is unlikely to serve jail time, however. In Spain, a sentence of under two years for a first-time offence can be served on probation. -
Germany Row over migrant policy threatens German coalition Angela Merkel's CDU want an EU solution over migrants whereas her CSU Interior Minister wants German police to have the power to turn back migrants at the border -
Sport World Cup 2018: Iran beats Morocco 1-0 It was down to the last minute, but Iran took the lead from Morocco in a 1-0 goal. -
Cult Tattoo artists cash in on World Cup With Russia in the grip of World Cup fever, even tattoo artists are finding ways to cash in. -
World News Address to European leaders and civil society: the forced odyssey of the Aquarius is a wake-up call | View SOS Méditerranée urges European leaders and civil society: the forced odyssey of the Aquarius is a wake-up call -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU's migration policy runs into more choppy waters -
Spain They rebuilt an abandoned Spanish town — and then got jail sentences Six activists face prison for illegal occupation after they rebuilt an abandoned Spanish village. -
World News Leader of Pakistani Taliban killed by U.S. drone strike, Afghanistan says The Pentagon confirmed U.S. forces had carried out a strike close to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, targeting the leader of a terror group. -
Turkey Turkey: Erdogan facing a tough election That's according to recent polls. It comes as the lira has plunged in value and with soaring inflation, it makes it very difficult for the 64 year old for the first time in his 15 years leading the country -
France Italy to propose European immigration rules revamp Emmanuel Macron invited Italian premiere Giuseppe Conte to Elysee Palace in Paris to defuse tensions following a diplomatic spat between their governments over migrants. -
Greece Golden Dawn gets Greek parliament ban after ‘call for military coup’ An MP from Greece's neo-fascist party caused uproar after calling on the military to arrest the president, prime minister and defence minister. -
Afghanistan Would-be assassin of Malala meets his end in Afghanistan US drone strike kills Mullah Fazlullah, who was the leader of the Taliban in Pakistan. -
Destinations Marseille: the summer 2018 mini guide A curated travel guide blending old and new spots to eat, see, shop and pamper like a local in the Mediterranean French city. -
France Macron and Conte to discuss migration issues The French President told the Italian President Conte he had never wanted to offend Italy or the Italian people over the migration issue. The two leaders confirm they'll discuss "new initiatives" on migration -
Sport No sign of Salah as Uruguay beats Egypt 1-0 Uruguay Friday won their first World Cup group-stage game since 1970, as Jose Gimenez scored the all-important goal. -
Sport Neighbours and rivals Spain and Portugal prepare for Friday confrontation Spain says it's business as usual despite the last minute change of head coach -
Canada Watch: Thief steals €30K Banksy artwork from Toronto exhibition Toronto police released CCTV footage of a brazen thief stealing a Banksy painting. -
World News What crisis? Political panic over Aquarius, migration helps no one | View The diplomatic quarrel over the Aquarius migrant ship is the latest battle in a war of words in which men, women and children are being held hostage to politicking. -
Earth News Organic gardening on the rooftops of Monaco Ex-model Jessica Sbaraglia developed her urban gardens next to the world's most expensive apartments. -
United Kingdom Stephen Hawking's voice will be broadcast into space The voice of world-renowned physicist Stephen Hawking will be broadcast into space after his memorial service takes place later today. -
Russia Young Russians inspired by World Cup heroes Russia's footballing community thinks that in the near future the country will be a worldwide force -
United Kingdom Boris Becker claims diplomatic immunity in UK bankruptcy case The former tennis star says his appointment as sports ambassador for the Central African Republic protects him from being sued over alleged debts. -
World News Drifting ship and bickering states: EU torn over migrants' fate As a humanitarian vessel turned away by Italy and Malta heads to Spain, questions hang over the future of migrant rescue missions in the Mediterranean. -
United Kingdom New Tory Brexit bust-up puts May under threat again A major parliamentary clash looms which could bring the UK government down, as pro-EU Conservative rebels cry foul amid a power struggle over Brexit plans. -
Sport Football for Friendship: the children's social project with long term goals Euronews follows the F4F project in Moscow which brings together kids from 211 different countries and regions.