21 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump reverses Obama policy again, this time on how to treat oceans Trump says Obama-era policy on the oceans was overly bureaucratic. Instead of conservation, his plan focuses on business and national security. -
Romania Thousands protest as Romanian powerbroker sentenced More than 5,000 people gathered outside government headquarters calling for the resignation of Liviu Dragnea as speaker as well as of the Prime Minister. -
World News Social media cared about what Melania Trump wore on her way to visit migrant kids First lady Melania Trump wore a jacket with the phrase "I really don't care, do u?" scrawled across the back to board her flight to Texas. -
World News SpaceX rockets are way bigger than you thought If you thought the Statue of Liberty was tall, wait 'til you see this. -
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France Paris gets e-scooter share scheme Parisians will from Friday be able to zip around the congested streets of the French capital on electric scooters for hire. -
USA Koko the 'talking' gorilla dies Koko - the gorilla said to have been able to communicate through sign language - has died at the age of 46. -
Economy Eurozone Finance Ministers Weigh Up Debt Relief for Greece At the 20th Eurogroup meeting of Eurozone finance ministers, the Greek economy was on the agenda. They are weighing up the question of debt relief for Greece as well as the surveillance of its economy in the years to come. -
Sport Croatia storms to 0-3 victory over Argentina Argentina and Croatia meet at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium for the second round of fixtures in Group D. -
Global Japan A Japanese initiative for West Bank's economic activity In this new episode of Global Japan, we bring you to Jericho, in the West Bank to discover a unique Japanese initiative - the Jericho agro industrial park, which meets international standards. The aim: to boost the region’s economic activity. -
Hungary Visegrad Group boycotts EU mini-summit on migration Visegrad Group boycotts EU mini-summit on migation. -
Europe News Iran: Nuclear pact is in 'intensive care unit' The remaining signatories of the multinational nuclear deal with Iran have met for the first time in a bid to save the landmark pact following US withdrawal. The Iranian nuclear negotiator has said the deal is in the 'intensive care unit'. -
World News Melania Trump makes unannounced visit to Texas border amid crisis over separated families The Trump administration has still not made clear how they intend to reunite the families already separated. -
Spotlight There's more to Hong Kong than meets the eye In one of the cities with the highest population density in the world, how does Hong Kong chill out? Come with us and tour the city’s greenbelts, go sailing, play culture vulture. And see why expats make it their home. -
World News Romania's ruling party leader handed 3.5-year jail sentence for corruption Liviu Dragnea, head of Romania's Social Democratic Party, was given the sentence on Thursday. -
Spain San Fermin 'wolf pack' gang to be released on bail in Spain Five men sentenced to nine years in prison for sexually abusing an 18-year-old woman at Pamplona’s San Fermin bull-running festival in July 2016 are to be released on bail. -
Europe News Avramopoulos: I am opposed to Guantanamo Bay for Migrants As the Commission sets out proposals to solve the migration crisis, EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos insisted that the solutions being discussed by European leaders were not the same as "Guantanamo Bay for migrants", which he said would be against European values. -
Italy Italian prime minister will now attend migration mini-summit Italian prime minister will now attend migration mini-summit. -
Israel Israeli prime minister's wife charged with fraud Sara Netanyahu is charged with misuse of state funds and breach of trust -
World News NASA reveals new plan to stop asteroids before they hit Earth Despite what the movies show, deflecting space rocks isn't something astronauts will do. -
Next Series What's the risk from asteroids, and what's being done about it? What's the risk from asteroids, and what's being done about it? As #AsteroidDay approaches we meet some dinosaurs, meteorite specialists and asteroid hunters to find out. -
Sport France fight off Peru for 1-0 victory France and Peru meet at the Ekaterinburg Arena in Group C for the second round of fixtures. -
Japan Picture of the Day: Japanese students at Fukushima memorial Japanese students visit Fukushima memorial -
Malta EU court rules Malta's 'barbaric' finch trapping is illegal EU court rules Malta's 'barbaric' finch trapping is illegal -
Europe News Europol: Terror threat in the EU is rising According to the European Police Agency, Europol, the terror threat in the EU is rising. Last year there was a 45% increase in terrorist incidents. But the EU hopes to combat the threat through reforms to Europol, Eurojust and a future European public prosecutor. -
World News Sexism and misogyny called out at first World Cup since #MeToo Sexism and misogyny called out at first World Cup since #MeToo -
World News Legal marijuana will roll out differently in Canada than in U.S. It's up to the provinces and territories to determine how to handle distribution, and they're taking a variety of approaches. -
World News Koko, the gorilla who became famous for her sign language skills, has died "Koko's capacity for language and empathy has opened the minds and hearts of millions," the Gorilla Foundation says. -
Russia World Cup reporter groped and kissed on air The Deutsche Welle reporter took to social media to hit out harassment of female journalists -
Earth News Is halotherapy worth its salt? We tried it. Is halotherapy an original new spa offer, an alternative treatment or a placebo? We tried it to find out. -
Sport Denmark and Australia slug it out to tie 1-1 Denmark and Australia meet in the second round of fixtures in Group C at the Samara Arena. -
World News Europe's 20th-century tyrants: where are they buried? With Franco's remains controversy, Euronews takes a look at the final resting places of these notorious and ruthless ex-leaders. -
United Kingdom EU citizens must pay €74 to stay in UK after Brexit Britain's Home Secretary Sajid Javid also criticised EU countries for “taking far too long” to outline their plans for Britons living on the continent after Brexit. -
World News Mars dust storm throws Nasa rover into doubt Most of Mars is engulfed in a dust storm the likes of which has not been seen for over a decade. -
World News From the atom bomb to Facebook: How inventor's remorse works NBC Left Field and Euronews take a look at inventors who were faced with the negative consequences of their inventions, and how society today addresses new technologies ethically. -
Spain Migrant rescue vessel Aquarius sets sail from Valencia The crew of the ship vow to carry on their work as long as there is a need -
Indonesia Indonesia calls off search for nearly 200 missing ferry passengers Officials announced on Monday they were calling off the two-week long operation. -
Turkey Turkey's election system explained Turkey's double election is about much more than who runs the country. -
World News Beyoncé's powerful new music video eloquently subverts white spaces | View We can't all afford to rent out the Louvre but we can all engage in civil disobedience, regardless of scale. -
World News Ending child separation doesn't relieve Trump of responsibility for it | View The policy was the result of the complete immorality plaguing the Trump administration and the United States. -
Europe News Syrian Ahmad Joudeh risked his life to teach dance Ahmad defied Islamic State militants' threats to kill him if he did not stop teaching children dance -
France Cannes Lions: How are big businesses innovating? Big brands are trying to prove that innovation is not just for start-ups. -
World News Why protesters put their lives on the line by approaching Gaza fence "We want to live a dignified life but we are losing hope," one demonstrator who was shot by Israeli troops told NBC News. -
World News "Orban sees himself as the defender of Christian Europe" European leaders in favour of a restrictive migration policy gather in Budapest on Thursday for a meeting of minds, a day after Hungary passed legislation criminalising help to asylum seekers. -
New Zealand New Zealand PM gives birth to baby girl Jacinda Ardern in only the second elected leader in recent times to give birth while in office -
World News New Zealand's leader gives birth — and begins 6 weeks of maternity leave The last elected leader to have a baby while holding office was the late Benazir Bhutto, who was prime minister of Pakistan when she gave birth in 1990. -
World News Pentagon sending military lawyers to prosecute immigration cases The lawyers will be appointed as full-time special assistant U.S. attorneys for as long as six months. -
World News Iranian women attend first World Cup screening in nearly 40 years Iranian women flock to a Tehran sports stadium to watch a screening of a World Cup match between Iran and Spain. Iran lost, but that didn't seem to matter. -
World News Don't ask us to fly migrant children, airlines say American, United, Frontier and Southwest made the requests after social media posts described groups of terrified, crying children on flights. -
World News Tech companies quietly work with ICE as border crisis continues The contracts highlight how technology companies are putting their innovations to work with the U.S. government in ways that are often not visible to the public. -
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