26 June 2018 | Euronews
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Malta Lifeline ship carrying 230 migrants awaits approval to dock in Malta A day after news broke that Malta would allow to Lifeline migrant vessel to dock on its shores, the vessel says it has still received no approval. -
World News 5 questions about the Supreme Court's travel ban ruling What changes after the decision? Could the administration modify the list of banned countries? Answers to those questions and more. -
Spain Doctor stands trial over stolen baby case in Madrid An elderly gynaecologist, accused of abducting a baby in 1969 and giving her to another woman, went on trial Tuesday in Madrid. Activists protested outside the court demanding the re-opening of other cases dating back to the 1976-1983 rule of dictator Franco -
Israel Prince William honours holocaust victims during Israel visit Prince William honours holocaust victims during Israel visit -
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United Kingdom UK election regulator calls for tougher rules on digital campaigning Britain’s Electoral Commission said “urgent” action is needed to make online political campaigning more transparent and accountable. -
World Germany take on South Korea in their Group F match Germany, who famously beat Brazil in Rio in the 2014 World Cup, are expected to win.. -
Russia Russian pop star close to Trump enacts 'pee tape' in latest video Russian pop star Emin Agalarov, known for arranging a meeting between Donald Trump and a Russian lawyer claiming to have damaging information on Hillary Clinton, releases a music video with Trump and Kim Jong Un lookalikes. -
World News Uber wins key victory in fight to stay in London Uber convinced a judge that it has made changes to its business and corporate culture. -
Sport Croatia top Group D after 2-1 win over Iceland Iceland and Croatia face off at the Rostov Arena in their final Group D games. -
Sport Argentina beat Nigeria 2-1 and qualify for the round of 16 Argentina head into their final group match of the World Cup in disarray. After a 3-0 defeat to Croatia in their last match, qualification hangs on by a thread, and only a win against Nigeria will give Jorge Sampaoli’s men any hope of reaching the round of 16. -
Economy Uber gets new 15-month license to operate in London It's after Transport for London refused to give the Silicon Valley taxi firm a five-year operating license last September saying there were failings in its approach to report serious criminal offenses and to background checks on drivers. The judge says it's now 'fit and proper'. -
World News Firefighters respond to car crash — and then deliver a pizza Firefighters in upstate New York delivered a pizza on behalf of a deliveryman who was involved in an accident nearby. -
Europe News Getting a fair slice of EU copyright cake As the EU celebrates bloc's cultural heritage, a fierce political debate rages over tougher copyright plans -
World News EU funding 'not spent wisely' on high-speed rail network, say auditors As much as €23.7 billion in European Union funds are "not being spent wisely" on the bloc's high-speed rail network, according to the European Court of Auditors. -
No Comment Relocation of black rhino after increase in new births Wildlife workers and conservationists in Nairobi National Park are busy rounding up eight black rhinos. -
World News Rapper Meek Mill's petition for retrial denied by judge "We continue to believe that this miscarriage of justice will be corrected upon further review," the rapper's lawyer said. -
No Comment French actor Gerard Depardieu gets Brussels city award French actor Gerard Depardieu was awarded a medal by the city of Brussels on Monday (June 25). -
No Comment Myanmar burns seized drugs worth $180 million Myanmar authorities destroyed a year's worth of confiscated drugs on Tuesday, with an estimated street value of 180 million US dollars. -
No Comment Baguettes and beer: French and Danes gear up for Moscow match French fans waved baguettes, while their Danish counterparts drank beer as they gathered across the Kremlin on Tuesday ahead of a match that determined who will top Group C. -
Real Economy The future of work One study estimates the world of work is changing ten times faster than the first industrial revolution and with three thousand times the impact. So, what can we expect to see in coming years? -
Real Economy The Rifkin view: 'Glocalisation' is the new globalisation Third industrial revolution pundit and President of Foundation on Economic Trends (FOET), Jeremy Rifkin firmly believes technologies are never neutral and technological infrastructures through history have never been neutral. They always come at a price. -
World News Serena Williams on having 2nd child: 'If I weren't working, I'd already be pregnant' The tennis superstar opened up about her past health scare after giving birth and what it's like being a new mom. -
USA Supreme Court upholds Trump's travel ban in 5-4 ruling The decision limits travel from seven countries. -
USA Watch: Dramatic video shows boy walk out of deadly plane crash The boy was the lone survivor in the crash that killed his family. -
Russia Swiss football players fined but not suspended for political hand gestures FIFA’s disciplinary committee fined three Switzerland players on Monday for flashing a hand gesture with political overtones in a World Cup match against Serbia last week. -
China Hong Kong is most expensive city in the world, survey finds Four of the five most expensive cities in the world for expatriates are in Asia, according to a cost of living study. -
World News Trump threatens Harley-Davidson with 'big tax' for moving production overseas to offset tariffs The American company said Monday that motorcycle production would move abroad as a result of Trump's escalating trade war. -
World News What is the EU preparing on immigration? Euronews Answers Euronews Brussels correspondent Bryan Carter assesses the situation ahead of a crucial summit. -
World News Japan's Hayabusa 2 space probe snuggles up to odd-looking asteroid Ryuga, whose orbit extends beyond that of Mars, looks like "a big space diamond." -
Ukraine String of attacks hit Roma settlements in Ukraine A fatal attack on a Roma settlement near Lviv, Ukraine, left one dead and four injured last Saturday. This was the sixth attack on a Roma settlement in two months. -
Mexico Violence, corruption, and young voters: Mexican elections explained Mexicans go to the polls on Sunday amidst historic levels of violence in their country. -
Earth News European swimwear brands to watch Swimwear businesses using quality innovative fabrics and ensuring fair working conditions for the people who make them. -
Sport World Cup: Denmark & France through to the next round after a 0-0 draw World Cup: Denmark and France draw 0-0 in the group C match. -
World News What is the most dangerous country to be a woman? India is the most dangerous country to be a woman, and the USA also made the top 10 in the Thomson Reuters Foundation experts' survey this year. -
Finland Homelessness can and should be fixed says our fourth #Europeanhero Juha Kaakinen is an architect and leading proponent of the "Housing First" approach in Finland. As CEO of the Y Foundation, he helps to provide permanent housing for the homeless, bringing dignity to people's lives, and drastically cutting the number of rough sleepers. -
Denmark Dutch Senate approves partial ban of face veils The Upper House of parliament approved the law on Tuesday to ban covering the face in government buildings, schools and hospitals -
Iran Iran protests over currency drop: Euronews Answers The impact of Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear deal is being felt in Tehran. -
France Watch: This destructive barrier was created to stop lorry attacks French company La Barrière Automatique (LBA) has developed a retractable device that can stop a 7.5-ton truck going at 80 km/h in its tracks. -
Economy The EU Commissioner plays down Trump's trade tariffs on imports of cars The American tariffs threatened on all imports of EU-assembled cars are small. That from the EU Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmstrom -
World News Has Donald Trump really made the U.S. (economically) great again? | View A majority of Americans approve of how the president is handling the economy, but its unclear if the good times can last. -
Earth News Inside the Royal Academy of Arts grand refurbishment The Royal Academy of Arts unveiled its highly-anticipated refurbishment last month, and according to the President, Christopher le Brun, everyone is welcome -
Sport World Cup: Peru defeat Australia in 2-0 victory Peru defeat Australia in a 2-0 victory. -
Europe News Europe doesn't have migration problem, says Amnesty "This is a political tactic to divert attention" -
World News Airline moves women from ultra-Orthodox men — again A passenger at New York JFK said flight attendants asked female passengers to move. -
Sport As World Cup 2018 comes to a close, the concussion debate remains open What's changed since Moroccan Nordin Amrabat’s decision to play in the group stages following a concussion five days prior? -
World News Sustainable migration: how Europe can reconcile democracy and mobility | View Only once we are clear on principles can we build shared policies on asylum and migration. -
Spain Posters shame 'Wolf Pack' assailants as they return home Feminists groups in Spain are making life uncomfortable for the convicted five men in the Pamplona 'Wolf Pack' case by posting pictures of their faces around Seville. -
Italy France among six EU countries agreeing to take passengers from migrant ship Macron says a "few dozen" migrants from the Lifeline ship will be taken in by France. -
Republic of North Macedonia FYROM President rejects name deal The President of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; Gjorge Ivanov said on Tuesday he will not sign an accord settling a decades-old name dispute with Greece, paving the way for the Balkan nation's accession to the European Union and Nato. -
World News Prince William kicks off first official visit to Israel, Palestinian territories The second-in-line to the throne was on the first-ever official visit by a member of the British royal family to the tumultuous region London once ruled. -
Spain Debunked: Spanish police dog 'performing' CPR is stunt for kids Spain's puppy "paramedic" doesn't actually know how to perform CPR, a police spokesman told Euronews. It's all a stunt to get schoolkids excited when they visit the station. -
United Kingdom Europe's busiest airport gets go-ahead for third runway After decades of delay and environmental protest London's Heathrow airport will expand -
The Cube Iranian goalkeeper's life story inspires fans in pursuit of their dreams | The Cube Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand topped World Cup talk on Monday evening after he saved a penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo. But it's his life story that has since inspired fans across the globe. -
World News Watch: "We do not have a migration problem in Europe", Amnesty tells Good Morning Europe "We do not have a migration problem in Europe. No European country is in the top number of countries hosting refugees. This is a political tactic to divert attention from the real economic and social issues within the EU." Amnesty International Advocacy Director, Iverna McGowan, talks migration. -
World News As it happened this morning: Tuesday, June 26 Euronews brings you breaking news and trending stories as they happen on Tuesday, June 26. -
World News Laura Ingalls Wilder's name removed from prestigious award "Her works reflect dated cultural attitudes toward Indigenous people and people of color," the association that issues the award said.