Now playing Next World News As it happened this morning: Friday 29 June As it happened this morning: Friday 29 June. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Belgium France and Italy have reached a preliminary agreement on a proposal on migration France and several other European Union countries including Italy have reached an agreement on new wording for migration conclusions at the EU summit in Brussels 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News Migrants: MSF responds to Macron's criticism In the past few days several European leaders - namely, French President Emmanuel Macron and Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat - have criticised rescue vessels and NGO's for disobeying authorities, and exacerbating the refugee crisis.Listen to an interview with MSF Humanitarian Affairs Advisor 28/06/2018
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Now playing Next Brazil Coutinho sends official jersey to favela boy whose picture went viral Coutinho sends official jersey to favela boy whose picture went viral. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Spain An insight into the migrant rescue onboard the Aquarius Euronews reporter Anelise Borges summarises the week on board the rescue ship, the Aquarius. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next No Comment Man back-flips to safety from a highway sign, gets arrested A man in California standing up on a freeway sign this morning back-flipped his way to safety — and then he was arrested. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next No Comment World Cup fans don fancy outfits to show team support Colourful and whacky fan costumes are a staple of the World Cup, particularly in the excitement of the group stage. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next No Comment Prince William visits Jerusalem's Western Wall Britain's Prince William on Thursday (June 28) visited Jerusalem's Western Wall, as part of a tour of Jerusalem's most sacred and sensitive sites, wrapping up a politically delicate visit that both Palestinians and Israelis, locked in a lengthy conflict, were able to embrace. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World EU committed to Nepal quake rebuilding In partnership with The European Commission Three years on from Nepal's devastating twin earthquakes many thousands remain homeless. The EU is helping to accelerate the building of quake-resistant houses. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News 'We must act to stop arrivals' - Italian MEP's migration plea 'Since most people don't run away from wars and simply think about finding wealth...we cannot allow these people to come to Europe' 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Focus Mauritania - rich in minerals and fish - aims at becoming renewable energy powerhouse Blessed with rich minerals and waters brimming with fish, Mauritania is awash with natural resources worth their weight in gold. But the West African country also knows how to diversify its resources by investing in renewable energy. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Musica Breaking musical boundaries: Martin Fröst's daring journey He is among the most innovative and versatile clarinetists of our time: Martin Fröst. He presented his new project "Retrotopia" in Stockholm, where he acts as a soloist and conductor. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Europe News EU migrant platforms 'will not be Guantanamos' EU tries to get political backing for disembarkation platforms at crunch summit 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Economy US sanctions pressurise Iran Following the massive protests in Tehran, the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says America will fail to defeat the Iranian nation with economic pressure. Protests began in Iran’s capital on Sunday, over the rising prices and devaluation of the rial 28/06/2018
Now playing Next USA Search for US Supreme Court Justice begins Search for US Supreme Court Justice begins 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News Israel convicts hacker who threatened U.S. Jewish centers Michael Ron David Kader was accused in a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers in the United States — leading to months of panic. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Markets Amazon announces $1b acquisition of online pharamacy PillPack Amazon announced it will acquire online pharmacy Pillpack on Thursday, dropping the shares of the two largest drugstore chains in the U.S. over 8%. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News Fox News boss warns about offensive on-air comments Fox News is looking for more accountability from its producers after the channel received blowback over some insensitive comments. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Mexico Mexico: election campaigns end As the campaigns close for the Mexican elections, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) is the hot favourite to win Mexico's presidency 28/06/2018
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Now playing Next Spotlight Bulgaria: Open for business The Bulgarian economy is growing at a stunning pace and exports are booming, while its business-friendly environment and well-educated local workforce are a magnet for foreign investments. More and more foreign companies are going there, making significant investments. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News Fear, loathing and hope mingle for Israelis spooked by Gaza protests, kites "I've always said, living here is 95 percent heaven and 5 percent hell," said one resident of a kibbutz near the fence Gaza. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Cult Michael Jackson art exhibition to thrill fans New London art exhibition explores Michael Jackson as artists' inspiration. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News Refugee girls put on fashion show for own clothing label Iraqi refugee girls put on a fashion show in the capital of Jordan, Amman, on Wednesday featuring clothes that they sewed themselves. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next Spain Franco's 'stolen babies' speak out: 'An apology is not enough' Euronews spoke to Jose Maria Garcia Gonzalez, 41, one of Spain's 'stolen babies'. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next World News British spies took 'inexcusable' actions after 9/11, U.K. lawmakers say It was "beyond doubt" that British intelligence knew at an early stage that the United States was mistreating detainees, according to parliamentary report 28/06/2018
Now playing Next France French rail reform enacted despite months of strikes On Wednesday night most of the reforms President Macron fought for were finally signed into law. 28/06/2018
Now playing Next United Kingdom ‘Duck of Luck’ sent into space as England prepare to take on Belgium The red rubber duck carried two St George's flags and a message saying "Good luck lads!" on its journey into space. 28/06/2018