19 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump to face Republicans upset over border policy Trump's family separation policy has turned Hill Republicans into administration critics. -
World News 7 charts that explain the global refugee crisis On World Refugee Day, we take a look at the numbers behind the global refugee crisis. -
Hungary Hungary promises taxes and jail terms to deter immigrant helpers Government will not wait for Council of Europe decision on legality of measure. -
Europe News Will controversial copyright rules be adopted by the EU? As the EU Legal Affairs Committee gears up to vote on proposals to modernise copyright rules in the EU, digital platforms are worried about freedom on the internet. -
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Europe News EU considering "disembarkation platforms" in North Africa A draft paper leaked in advance of this month's EU summit reveals that European leaders will consider plans to establish "disembarkation platforms" in North Africa in order to process asylum applications before migrants reach Europe. -
World News 640 United Methodist clergy, members file complaint against Jeff Sessions "[D]ig deeply into Mr. Sessions' advocacy and actions that have led to harm against thousands of vulnerable humans." -
World News Fox entertainment talent say they're 'disgusted' and 'embarrassed' over Fox News Fox News regularly comes under attack for its news coverage, but criticism rarely makes its way back to 21st Century Fox. -
World News U.S. to withdraw from U.N. Human Rights Council The expected announcement comes a day after the U.N.'s top human rights official criticized the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy. -
Sport World Cup 2018: Russia thrashes Egypt 3-1 Nothing can stop the hosts, not even Egypt's star player Mohamed Salah. -
World News Couples raises more than $4.5 million on Facebook to reunite immigrant families It's Facebook's largest ever single fundraiser, and at one point, it was raising $4,000 a minute. -
World News Migrant parent-child separations can be permanent, says ex-ICE chief "You could be creating thousands of immigrant orphans in the U.S.," said ex-Acting Director John Sandweg. -
World News Antarctica is melting faster than we knew. Here's what it will take to save it. Climate scientist Stephen Rintoul says we have to act soon if we want to protect the southernmost continent. -
No Comment Poland and Senegal fans pin hopes on star players, as match looms Polish and Senegalese soccer fans did some sightseeing in Moscow's Red Square on Tuesday (June 19), ahead of their teams' showdown. -
France 'Gay couples are different' so can only adopt children who have issues, adoption chief says Row after adoption chief in French region says gay couples should only expect to adopt a child no one else wants. -
No Comment Colombian fans bring salsa spirit to Saransk With their yellow shirts and appetite for a fiesta, Colombian soccer supporters brought a wave of tropical exuberance to the stolid citizens of Saransk ahead of their teams' World Cup opener against Japan on Tuesday. -
No Comment Fans in high spirits after England win opening game in World Cup England fans celebrated into the night after their side won 2-1 in their World Cup opening game against Tunisia. -
World News Meghan, Duchess of Sussex arrives at Royal Ascot in style on 1-month anniversary The newly minted royal made a fashionable impression at this year's annual racecourse event. -
Cult Bellucci returns to the catwalk Actress models for Dolce and Gabbana menswear - 26 years on. -
World News West vs Russia: winning hearts and minds in the Western Balkans and EAP Countries | View There are reasons for optimism in dealing with the Russian information wars in Western Balkans and in the leading countries of the Eastern Partnership. -
World News 'It's a fact': Merkel calls out Trump over climate change stance "We know climate change isn't a matter of faith," said Merkel. "It's a fact." -
World News The queen just welcomed another great-grandchild! Buckingham Palace announced that the queen's granddaughter Zara Tindall gave birth to a second daughter. -
Europe News UNHCR: More people displaced in 2017 than ever before Ahead of World Refugee Day, the UNHCR unveils its annual report on refugee trends. They say that 68.5 million people were displaced in 2017. -
Sport World Cup 2018: Senegal beat Poland 2-1 The match marked the first time that Poland had faced Senegal in any competition, and Senegal’s first World Cup since 2002, when they finished seventh. -
Economy Merkel and Macron agree on eurozone budget Re-watch the press conference by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron. -
Italy Too old to be molested? Italian sexual harassment case sparks debate Italian prosecutors are calling for a woman's sexual harassment case against the former head of Italy's football federation to be dropped because they believe she was too old to be intimidated. -
No Comment Child's play for Brazilian toddlers at World Cup Brazil were back on the training pitch on Monday following their 1-1 draw with Switzerland the day before and some members of the squad brought their family with them to watch the session. -
No Comment Rubik’s Cube World Championship Qualifiers in London Solving a Rubik's Cube is something many people have tried at and failed, but for the contestants hoping to make world championships there's no doubt they're masters - but who is the quickest? -
World News Three dead, three injured in Sweden shooting, not terrorism-related Three of the six wounded have died overnight, Swedish police report, after a shooting in central Malmo. -
United Kingdom Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upskirting bill Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upskirting bill -
France Watch: 'Call me Sir', says France's Macron in manners lesson President Macron gives a dressing-down over manners to an embarrassed teenager who greeted the French leader by calling him "Manu" -
France French air traffic control causes a third of Europe's flight delays A new report says strikes and outdated equipment costs airlines €300 million and accounts for 33 percent of delays. -
Sport World Cup 2018: Japan beats Colombia 2-1 The final group of Group H gets underway as Colombia takes on Japan. -
France Macron to push Eurozone reform French President holds meeting with German chancellor to prepare Brussels summit -
World News What is Boko Haram, the militant group terrorizing Nigeria? The ISIS-linked sect has been involved in around 30,000 killings over the past decade. -
No Comment Christo's first major outdoor artwork in UK floats on London lake A 20-meter (22-yard) high sculpture of an ancient Egyptian tomb, made from 7,506 red, white and mauve barrels, has taken temporary residence amid the aquatic wildlife on a lake in London's Hyde Park. -
Italy Italian rescue boat with over 900 migrants arrives in Sicily The Italian coast guard ship, Diciotti, has arrived in Catania with 932 migrants and two bodies on board. -
Ireland #Europeanheroes: the traffic cop who changes lives Traffic enforcement doesn't sound that heroic, but Ireland's Sgt Peter Woods proves that, by enforcing the law, and with a touch of humour, traffic policemen can transform lives. Our third #Europeanhero is a Garda in the DMR Traffic Division. -
France Le Pen ordered to repay €300,000 to European Parliament The EU's second highest tribunal has rejected a bid by Marine Le Pen to overturn a ruling about misuse of funds. -
USA US rapper XXXTentacion shot dead The controversial rapper was shot dead in Florida in what police say could be a robbery. -
World News The Cannes Lions festival: unlocking your creativity The Cannes Lions festival: unlocking your creativity -
World News Record 68.5 million displaced worldwide in 2017: UNHCR A record number of refugees was recorded in 2017 by the UNHCR. -
USA US rapper shot dead in Florida The 20-year-old, who has released two hit albums, was killed by a gunman as he was leaving a motorcycle dealership. -
World News Violence mars election campaign in Erdogan's Turkey Voters will choose a Parliament as well as a president on Sunday, and polls suggest both elections will be closer than expected. -
Earth News Steady hands required: Japanese artist creates the tiniest sculptures Kakuho Fujii's passion is to create tiny figures. -
World News Watch: Merkel in the mire as Europe's migration crisis spreads German Chancellor Angela Merkel is facing a revolt by members of her coalition and sister party over her liberal migrant policy -
United Kingdom England fans believe the World Cup will be theirs Scrappy victory triggers euphoric celebrations -
China Kim Jong-un visits China following historic Trump summit North Korea's leader met with Chinese President Xi Jinping on his third trip to Beijing since March. They were expected to discuss sanctions and the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula. -
Italy Salvini pushes for census of Roma people in Italy The Italian Interior minister wants numbers on the ethnic group's population in the country, while the new League/Five-Star Movement coalition is calling for the closure of illegal Roma camps. -
World News Resolved: New robot can hold its own in debate with a human, IBM says Project Debater gets its knowledge from hundreds of millions of journal articles, but humans still have one key advantage. -
World News Resolved: New robot can hold its own in debate with a human, IBM says Project Debater gets its knowledge from hundreds of millions of journal articles, but humans still have one key advantage. -
World News Rapper XXXTentacion is killed in Florida XXXTentacion's quick rise to fame was coupled with allegations of brutal domestic abuse. -
World News Controversial Dunkin' Donuts sign causes social media uproar Never underestimate the power of Twitter.