20 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News 'Huge cat alert': 29-pound feline named Chubbs finds new home after rescue Chubbs, the 29-pound cat who found his way to a California shelter last week, quickly became an internet star. -
World News Why Trump was forced to back down on family separation policy Analysis: For a president who loves to dig in when he's criticized, a stunning about-face. -
World News Euro, migrants, defence: What Macron and Merkel agreed on Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron said they were “opening a new chapter” for the EU on Tuesday after agreeing on deeper integration in several domains, but the details still need to be thrashed out with the bloc’s other members. -
World News Instagram launches long-form video portal The Facebook-owned app is poised to take on YouTube's vibrant video creator community. -
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World News Trump signs executive order to keep immigrant families together Trump signs executive order to keep immigrant families together -
World News Central America's violence, turmoil keeps driving families to U.S. border "If my country would be OK ... I would not try to cross," said a mother from El Salvador hoping to cross the U.S. border with her 7-year-old son. -
World News 'Jurassic World': Paleontologist who inspired Alan Grant role talks real-life dino science Jack Horner explains dinosaur biology and behavior, and whether one day we could have pet dinos. -
World News European CO2 shortage threatens World Cup beer supplies A shortage of carbon dioxide gas in Northern Europe has left beer and soft drinks producers struggling to meet demand, according to an industry magazine. -
United Kingdom Theresa May heads off Brexit revolt Pro-Europe MPs accept assurances on meaningful vote -
Economy Greece's economy at a turning point? Eurozone FInance Ministers will on Thursday settle the future of Greece's debt relief programme. After 8 years of austerity, the country is showing signs of progress. But Greeks abroad show no sign of coming home, according to a recent survey. -
Sport World cup: Spain beat Iran 1-0 in a hard-fought match Follow live updates as Iran take on Spain in the World Cup 2018. -
World News What is the summer solstice? It's the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. -
Finland Asylum seekers enter Finland from Russia using World Cup IDs: border guard Five people have entered Finland illegally with the help of soccer World Cup fan identity papers and then applied for asylum. -
Europe News Several EU leaders to meet this Sunday to find a solution to migration crisis A flurry of diplomatic activity in recent days has resulted in the announcement of an emergency "informal meeting" on migration ahead of the European Council Summit later this month. Leaders of countries on the front line of Europe's migration crisis will be participating. -
Yemen Arab coalition claims it has seized Hodeidah airport Fighting intensifies around strategic port in Yemen -
World News Hungary approves 'STOP Soros' bills, defying EU and rights groups The right-wing Fidesz party also passed an amendment that says an "alien population" cannot settle in Hungary. -
Sport World Cup: Uruguay defeat Saudi Arabia 1-0, qualify for knockout stages World Cup: Uruguay defeat Saudi Arabia 1-0, qualify for knockout stages -
Spain Spanish students relocated to make room for Aquarius migrants Around 20 students were relocated from their publicly owned residence in Alicante to make way for the arrival of migrants from the Aquarius rescue ship, according to a spokesperson for the dorm. -
World News WHO to stop classifying transgenderism as a 'mental illness' The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Monday that it would no longer categorise transsexuality as a mental illness. -
Hungary EU must strip Hungary of voting rights. Helping migrants is not a crime | View When the Hungarian government can no longer whip up fear and resentment of migrants and refugees to win votes, where will it look next for an enemy? -
Hungary Blind man completes cooking school with A grade in Hungary A 44-year-old Hungarian has completed cooking school to prove that blind people are just as capable as anyone else. -
Cult Osteria Francescana wins world's best restaurant Italy's Osteria Francescana wins world's best restaurant for the second time. -
Europe News Controversial Copyright Directive Approved by EU Legal Affairs Committee Proposals to modernize the rules governing copyright in the Digital Single Market have been approved by the Legal Affairs Committee. These include Article 13, which will impose copyright filtering on digital platforms. The proposals still have to pass a plenary vote in the European Parliament. -
World News EU tariffs on US imports to begin on Friday Commission confirms range of retaliatory measures -
World News Salvini vows end to "human cargo" as migrants reach Sicily Salvini vows end to "human cargo" as migrants reach Sicily -
Russia Beer running out in Russia for World Cup Supplies of beer are struggling to meet demand in Russia for the World Cup -
Italy Benetton criticised for using pictures of migrants in adverts Benetton criticised for using pictures of migrants in adverts -
Turkey Explained: Turkey's unprecedented snap elections For the first time ever, parliamentary and presidential elections are being held on the same day. Under the new system there will no longer be a prime minister, nor will there be cabinet ministers who answer to parliament. -
Russia World Cup: Morocco out after 1-0 defeat to Portugal Christiano Ronaldo scores 1-0 for Portugal in the match against Morocco. -
USA Trump shuns internationalism Trump's latest move to withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council is just one more potentially isolating move. -
Syria Syria accused of war crimes in Eastern Ghouta Rebels also condemned in United Nations report -
World News Migrant numbers to developed countries falls The number of migrants heading to developed countries has fallen for the first time in 7 years, according to the OECD. -
Greece Watch: Greek woman breaks world record for longest garlic braid Measured at 612 metres and 70 centimetres, the record surpasses the one previously broken in Hungary, which had tallied 255 metres. -
Destinations An oasis in Marrakesh Majestic horses and turquoise water - spending 3 days in the family-owned Selman Marrakech. -
Germany Merkel's battle for an EU immigration solution: Euronews Answers Germany's leader needs to pull off a diplomatic master-stroke to secure her position and keep to her values. Here's why: -
Destinations Spain: land of retreats Mindfulness in nature, wild fitness, all-day yoga, this is our round-up of Spanish retreats to experience this season. -
World News I'm an activist, a mother, a student and a Syrian | View After fleeing her home, Amal Nasr found asylum in Switzerland. The women's rights activist and PhD student has opened a school with her husband that provides free lessons to Syrian children, with dreams of being reunited with her own daughter who remains in Syria. -
World News British royal family to celebrate its 1st same-sex wedding One of the grooms is the queen's third cousin once removed, and the great-great-great grandson of Queen Victoria. -
Smart Regions How the most modern waste treatment centre changed Slovenia The RCERO the waste treatment centre in the Slovenian capital is the most modern and one of the largest in Europe. It handles the waste of 58 municipalities. -
World News Cannes Lions festival: what about the lionesses? Cannes Lions festival: what about the lionesses? -
World News Gaza militants fire rockets, Israel responds with airstrikes The impoverished seaside strip has been controlled by the militant group for more than a decade. -
USA US quits UN human rights agency, says it's biased against Israel Washington says the UNHRC is biased against its ally Israel and has members with far worse human rights records. -
World News Polar bear carcasses, big cats recovered in global wildlife operation The month-long operation codenamed “Thunderstorm” took place in May and resulted in 1,974 seizures and the identification of some 1,400 suspects. -
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Economy [Watch:] "Not a major breakthrough" - Good Morning Europe analyses Merkel-Macron talks In a picturesque setting, just outside Berlin, the French and German leaders put on a display of friendship and unity as they held long-awaited talks on refugee policy, security and a eurozone budget. -
Italy Aboard the Aquarius: a week in the heart of the migrant crisis Euronews' Anelise Borges relives the ten days she spent at the centre of literal and metaphorical storms on the Mediterranean migrant route. -
Romania UK ambassador greeted by flag abolished in 1801 during Romania visit Romanian officials accidentally remove Irish component from British flag. -
USA Trump says will sign something 'pre-emptive' on immigration border policy U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would sign something "pre-emptive" soon to solve the problem of immigrant families being separated at the U.S. southern border -
World News DHS secretary heckled at Mexican restaurant over child separations "If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," demonstrators with the group Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America shouted at the DHS secretary. -
World News On World Refugee Day 68.5 million people remain uprooted i -
World News Canada's Senate passes marijuana bill but legalization delayed Canada would be the second country in the world to make pot legal nationwide. -
World News Five charged after Texas crash that killed 5 migrants The accused were arrested in connection with a migrant-smuggling operation after a deadly chase, prosecutors said. -
World News Fact check: Did Obama administration separate families? This claim, from DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and conservative commentators, is false, according to immigration advocates and former officials.