18 June 2018 | Euronews
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Portugal Ridiculed Ronaldo bust replaced with new model at Madeira airport An online petition is calling for the old bust to be returned. -
World News Microsoft backtracks on 'proud support' for ICE as blog post goes viral In January, Microsoft published a blog post touting how ICE used its facial recognition technology. -
World News Marvel could learn a lot from the way 'Incredibles 2' portrays adulthood Pixar's new animated sequel explores the idea that growing up doesn't mean you have to stop doing what you love. -
USA Trump defends zero-tolerance by citing European 'mistakes' President Trump has defended his controversial zero-tolerance migration policy by saying Europe has made many mistakes -
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World News Lords reject May's proposal for 'meaningful vote' on Brexit strategy "You're an idiot": Heated debate as Lords reject May's proposal for "meaningful vote" -
World News As it happened this morning: Tuesday 19 June Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
Earth News Menswear and more: what to pack this summer. Living it summer essentials for men: fashion, grooming and lifestyle. -
France Slow down! France introduces new speed limits on secondary roads Move is an attempt to reverse trend of rising mortality on French roads. -
Australia European Union and Australia launch trade negotiations The EU's trade commissioner Cecilia Malmström has arrived in Canberra to launch official trade negotiations with Australia. The aim is to negotiate a trade deal that could boost trade in goods between them by a third, at a time when much of the world seems intent on a trade war. -
Sport World Cup 2018: England beat Tunisia 2-1 Follow our live updates as England takes on Tunisia in the second game of Group G at the Volgograd Arena. -
World News 5 ways the world's fastest supercomputer could change the world From ending the opioid epidemic to making fusion power possible, 'Summit' may help researchers meet all sorts of goals. -
World News Flashing lights in 'Incredibles 2' prompt health warning Parts of the blockbuster movie may trigger a seizure in people with a certain condition. -
World News 'Thirsty for peace' Afghans march for 38 days, vow that's just the beginning "When I saw their bleeding and blistered feet, I could not control my tears so I decided to join them," one participant said. -
World News 'Gaming disorder' is now a diagnosis, World Health Organization says This isn't about kids spending a few hours in the basement playing "Fortnite" or "Call of Duty". As with any medical disorder, the person affected must be seriously impaired. -
Israel Bill seeks to ban filming of Israeli soldiers in action Watch the video to see five examples of when video footage has provoked condemnation or convictions of Israelis or Palestinians. -
Cult Medieval manuscript fetches over €4 million Owner accused of fraud claims he has been vindicated. -
France Woman gives birth to baby at Paris train station — now he gets to ride for free The baby gets to ride free on the entire RATP network until his 25th birthday. -
Sport Friendship and equality equals Football for Friendship Five continents one ball: the sixth edition of the Football for Friendship program, implemented by Gazprom, this year got bigger. Young boys and girls, came to Moscow from 211 countries. Young international players were the ambassadors of football promoting values such as friendship, equality -
Poland Europe, defend the rule of law in Poland! | View Open letter to the European Commission -
World News Amazon shareholders to Jeff Bezos: Stop marketing facial recognition tool Privacy activists have sounded the alarm about the tool, called Rekognition. -
Series Svetitskhoveli Cathedral: Georgia's 'living pillar' Svetitskhoveli Cathedral has been at the crossroads of Europe and Asia for centuries hosting ancient traditions and mysterious legends. -
Next Series Driver+ and the art of managing a crisis Driver+ is a system that tests new technologies aimed at helping better management of crisis situations -
Destinations Guatemala: A step back in time to Maya civilisation You can leave the hustle and bustle of 21st century city life behind by following in the footsteps of the ancient Maya world -
World News Trump (wrongly) takes aim at Merkel over migration, crime Official figures released last month show that the country last year recorded its lowest number of criminal offenses since 1992. -
No Comment Locals throw 'Venetian Carnival' in flooded underpass in Novosibirsk Locals decided to shed light on their town's problem in a humorous way. -
Switzerland Last batch of wine from legendary French winemaker Henri Jayer sells for €30mn Last batch of wine from legendary French winemaker Henri Jayer sells for €30mn in record-breaking auction. -
Afghanistan Taliban angry at ceasefire selfies in Afghanistan Taliban insurgents posed for photos and shared hugs with their opponents during the three-day ceasefire. -
Poland Timmermans in Warsaw for crisis talks with Polish PM The European Commission's Vice President was in Warsaw on Monday to try to dissuade the Polish Prime Minister from going ahead with controversial judicial reforms, which critics have dubbed a "power grab". Many EU member states believe Poland must be censured for endangering the "rule of law", -
Sport World Cup: Belgium thrashes Panama in 3-0 victory Belgium shook off first-half nerves to record a comfortable victory over World Cup debutants Panama, in their opening group game. -
Spain Spanish King's brother-in-law chooses to do time in women's prison The disgraced brother-in-law of King Felipe VII has opted for a small prison outside the city of Avila to serve out his sentence, where he will be the only male inmate. -
USA Melania tells Donald: govern with your heart Surprise intervention over Mexican border policing -
United Kingdom Watch: Jaguar's battery-powered boat breaks speed records British carmaker Jaguar has smashed speed records with a battery-powered boat. -
Sport World Cup 2018: Sweden slides past South Korea with 1-0 victory Sweden and South Korea go head-to-head in the group stages of the FIFA World Cup. -
World News Thomas Markle speaks out about missing his daughter's royal wedding The Duchess of Sussex's father spoke about missing the royal wedding and why he staged a series of controversial paparazzi photos. -
Europe News Asylum applications in the EU fell by 44% in 2017 A new report by the European Asylum Support Office reveals that applications for asylum in the EU have almost halved. This is the second year in a row that the number of asylum seekers in the EU have fallen, but the inflow remains higher than the pre-crisis levels of 2014. -
World News Video gaming addiction is now a mental disorder, says WHO Gaming addiction has been listed as a mental health condition for the first time by the World Health Organization. -
United Kingdom UK defence spend 'far too low' to counter Russia, MPs warn The UK’s defence spending is “far too low” to combat threats facing the country, MPs warned on Monday. -
World News Metal wire, mylar blankets: Inside America's largest immigration processing center NBC News was part of a group that went behind Ursula's highly-secured doors to see firsthand what migrants go through before separations occur. -
World News Merkel's Immigration Deadline Coalition gives her two weeks to find European deal -
United Kingdom Scotland launches gun amnesty Residents must hand in all undocumented replica firearms, air weapons, BB guns, realistic imitation firearms, components parts and other ballistic items before July 1. -
World News Creative minds meet at Cannes Lions Creative minds meet at Cannes Lions -
Spain Spain's new government one step closer to removing Franco's remains Spain's new Socialist government is counting on parliamentary support to pass a law which would transfer Franco's grave. -
Spain Husband of Spanish princess starts jail sentence Iñaki Urdangarin was sentenced to five years and ten months on charges that included tax fraud and embezzlement -
World News Audi CEO detained by police over 'Dieselgate' scandal Germany: Audi CEO Rupert Stadler detained by police as part of "Dieselgate" scandal https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20180618_25/&sa=D&ust=1529314887595000&usg=AFQjCNHBlcNvFbe1MqHFZKIXmo4pSc3AKA -
World News 3 dead, 200 hurt as earthquake shakes Japan The earthquake reminded many in Japan of the magnitude-7.3 Hanshin-Kobe quake in 1995 that killed more than 6,000 in the same region. -
Spain Spain welcomes migrants as the Aquarius docks in Valencia The ship was one of three carrying over 600 migrants -
World News Watch: Aquarius migrants reach European soil - but what next? Rescue boat Aquarius, which saved over 629 people from Libyan waters, has reached Valencia in Spain where it has finally docked. But what is next for the migrants aboard? -
Japan Japan earthquake kills at least 3, injures hundreds The quake struck Japan's second largest city on Monday morning with a reported magnitude of 5.9. -
Destinations The travel guide to Sibenik, Croatia This small seaside town located on the Dalmatian coastine is having a renaissance. -
World News Mediterranean migrants: Aquarius docks, but moral high ground rests on sand | View Despite their claims, France and Spain have shown little solidarity in sharing the burden of irregular migration. -
Republic of North Macedonia Macedonia name change deal with Greece leads to violent protests Nationalists on both sides say it erodes their identity -
Sport Did you know this about the World Cup's 32 teams? From giants to potential giant-killers, the lowdown on all 32 countries competing in Russia. -
Netherlands Van kills one in hit-and-run outside Dutch concert Police arrest driver of delivery vehicle. -
France Napoleon's hat sells for €280,000 A hat attributed to Napoleon has sold at auction for €280,000 -
Mexico Mexico World Cup celebrations trigger earthquake sensors Fans literally shook the earth after their team scored in the 1-0 victory against Germany. -
Romania The Romanian village without thieves Residents of this town can leave their money in bags in the street. -
World News Conservative Iván Duque sweeps to victory in Colombia Duque's pro-business platform and hard line on security appealed to voters in a runoff that pitted hard right against hard left. -
World News Conservative Iván Duque sweeps to victory in Colombia Duque's pro-business platform and hard line on security appealed to voters in a runoff that pitted hard right against hard left. -
World News Despite claims, GOP immigration bill would not end family separation, experts say The legislation could be voted on next week in the House, along with another proposal backed by conservatives.