29 June 2018 | Euronews
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World News Maryland man denied bail in newsroom rampage that killed five A Maryland man charged with rampaging through a newsroom in Annapolis with a pump-action shotgun and killing five people was denied bail on Friday. -
USA Maryland shooter denied bail It's after five people were killed at a newspaper in Annapolis Thursday -
Romania Romanian ex-deputy prime minister fakes photo with Obama Romanian ex-deputy prime minister Gabriel Oprea put up a fake photo with Obama on his facebook page -
World News US candidate rejected in vote to head UN migration agency The position of the head of the Inernational Organisation Migration traditionally goes to an American, but Ken Isaacs had expressed xenophobic and anti-Islamic views. -
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My Europe Series Climate of fear as antisemitism rises in Europe Antisemitiism in Europe, including physical attacks on Jews, is increasing with more incidents of hate crime being reported to the authorities. The sources and causes of this new wave of anti-Jewish hostility are causing deep debate. -
World Football, music and gaming: meet the Middle East's upcoming talent Competitors come in many forms, some are teams going toe-to-toe on a playing field whilst others pit their skills in digital arenas. Then there are those with no opponents, challenging themselves, and the status quo, in musical concert halls. -
Economy Cards on the table time for Brexit says Donald Tusk After this week's EU summit in Brussels Donald Tusk said time was running out to reach a deal before Britain is due to leave the union in March 2019 -
Cinema Summer movies to watch Find out about four films this summer -
Libya 345 migrants rescued near Tripoli, over 100 missing Libyan coastguard patrol rescued 345 migrants from three boats near Qarabulli on Friday. One hundred others are believed to be drowned after another boat capsized east of the capital. -
My Europe Series Link between antisemitism and migration unproven, analyst tells Euronews Antisemitism researcher Nonna Mayer says while sporadic acts of violence by migrants on Jews grab the headlines, far right extremists are to blame for the vast majority of antisemitic incidents. -
No Comment Quidditch World Cup 2018 kicks off in Italy The fourth edition of International Quidditch Association World Cup kicked off two days ago in Florence, Italy, with the Aussies scoring a landslide defeat against the Italian team. -
Ecotech Iconic cars compete for grand prize Concours d'Elégance Suisse: Classic cars from the 20s to the 80s fought for the Best of Show award in Geneva. -
Business Planet Supporting women's entrepreneurship in Europe Women make up 52% of Europe's population but they account for just 30% of startup entrepreneurs. Euronews went to Italy to find out why. -
Italy Italy's interior minister rules out migrant reception centres Hours after EU leaders agreed to set up migrant reception centres Savini rules them out. -
World News Feeling good: positive stories from the week Here's a roundup of some of the brightest stories from the week to cheer up your Friday -
No Comment Floods hit Greece and Putin shoots and scores: No Comment of the Week From flooding in Greece to an impressive backflip in LA, these are the No Comments of the week. -
World News European leaders hail breakthrough deal on migration after marathon talks The summit took place in an atmosphere of political crisis and underscored how Europe's 2015 spike in immigration continues to haunt the bloc, despite a sharp drop in arrivals since. -
World News Natives in Western countries overestimate number of immigrants: survey Natives in six developed nations overestimate the number of legal immigrants in their countries — especially Muslim ones — a new survey has found. -
Cult World's first commercial rooftop vineyard A vineyard and wine bar has opened on the roof of a building in Brooklyn New York -
Cult Gerhardt Richter exhibition opens near Berlin An exhibition showing the development of one of the world's most influential abstract artists has opened in Potsdam -
My Europe Series Antisemitism pushing jews out of their homes in France A wave of hate crime against Jews is forcing many to take extra security measures. Some are even considering what had once been unimaginable to them -- moving to Israel. -
Culture Series Photographer Imogen Forte's love for unrepressed movement Born and raised in busy London, Forte's natural curiosity for the human experience is very present in her work. She likes to document private emotions in public spaces, portraying colourful but honest pictures. -
World News Ed Sheeran faces $100 million suit for allegedly copying Marvin Gaye hit Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud" copies the "melody, rhythms, harmonies, drums, bass line, backing chorus, tempo, syncopation and looping" of "Let's Get It On." -
Hungary Hungarian young people encouraged to learn to drive The government initiative, says once they've passed a test they will be refunded the cost of the exam from July -
Belgium EU leaders agree deal on migration after lengthy summit They agreed to restrict migrants moving within the bloc but made clear virtually all of their pledges would be carried out on a "voluntary basis" by member states. -
United Kingdom ‘Worst day’ tweet leads to ‘best week’ for local bookshop A bookshop in the UK who tweeted about its worst trading day on Monday, has since been been flooded with support to record its “best week.” -
My Europe Series Antisemitism incidents fuel migrant debate in Germany After a spate of antisemitic attacks Germany's 100,000 strong Jewish community is becoming increasingly anxious about a new wave of hate crime. There are fears that it may be linked to an upsurge in migration from Muslim countries hostile to Israel. -
Europe News EU Summit: 'Too early to talk about success' A word of caution from EU Council President as marathon talks on migration wrap-up in Brussels -
Sport Griezmann's first coach opens up about the striker's drive to succeed Euronews went to Macon, France, to speak to Bruno Chetoux, Antoine Griezmann's first coach in the UF Maconnais. -
World News Rescuers injured in attempt to save Thai boys stuck in cave Near constant rains have hampered the search for the boys aged 11 to 16 and their coach who entered the sprawling cave after a soccer game on Saturday. -
Romania Floods hit Romania, homes severely damaged Floods have surged through Romania, damaging as many as 60 towns in 14 counties. -
Cult Global music blends in at Morocco's Gnaoua World Music Festival xxx -
World News Theresa May's Brexit dilemma continues This European Summit was expected to be one where Brexit would be the main topic of discussion. Other matters such as migration have overtaken in Brexit in terms of priority. Euronews correspondent Vincent McAviney explains more. -
Indonesia Volcanic ash cloud forces closure of Bali airport The eruption of Mount Agung in Bali has caused the cancellation of over 450 flights due to the closure of the airport -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Will migration measures heal EU fault lines? -
Spain Spanish fan in tears after FIFA bans his famous drum from World Cup Manolo el del Bombo has been following the Spanish national team for more than 40 years with his drum. But he is now inconsolable after FIFA banned him from entering the stadium in Russia with his 'bombo'. -
Earth News Interview with Joana Vasconcelos in Bilbao We meet Portuguese contemporary artist Joana Vasconcelos for the opening of her retrospective “I’m your Mirror” at Bilbao’s Guggenheim Museum -
Afghanistan Exclusive: The school the suicide bombers couldn’t shut Euronews' correspondent Masoud Imani Kalesar visited Kabul in the wake of a deadly ambulance blast which killed dozens, and witnessed the violence - and Afghans' defiance - first hand. -
Afghanistan Afghan cameraman learns of nephew's death in suicide attack "Last year he got married. This year his wife fell pregnant. He was the only son in the family: Him, his mother and his wife." -
World News How important is the Trump-Putin Helsinki summit? | Euronews answers The forthcoming meeting between the US and Russian presidents is seen as both encouraging and worrying. -
World News Trump treats his allies like dirt and his enemies like friends. And it's working | View Critics accuse Trump of cuddling up to dictators instead of democrats. But there might be a method to what critics cite as his madness. -
Belgium EU Summit: Leaders claim breakthrough migration deal After marathon talks that ran into Friday morning, Eu leaders claim they have agreed to a breakthrough migration deal, but is it a feasible solution? Euronews takes a look. -
Italy Italy welcomes EU summit migrants deal Italy had threatened to veto the whole EU summit agenda unless it received the help it had requested on the migration issue -
World News Done deal: but is the EU really united on migration? #GME takes a look Today on Good Morning Europe there has been A LOT going on! Our main story was, you guessed it, the migration agreement that was finally reached at the crunch EU summit in Brussels. We covered it live from Brussels and beyond. -
USA Gunman kills five at U.S. newspaper A gunman who shot and killed five newspaper employees in Maryland had previously sued the paper but lost the case -
Russia 'I was ordered to leave Russia because of my Fifa T-shirt' Moroccan fan says he was detained by police and had his passport taken for wearing a T-shirt criticising Fifa -
World News EU leaders reach agreement on migration after late-night summit Leaders of the European Union reached a deal on migration after late-night talks in Brussels.