6 July 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Spain offers free fertility treatment for lesbians and single women Spain's new Socialist government agreed to offer free reproductive treatment to lesbians and single women, restoring a benefit cancelled by the conservative administration it toppled in June. -
World News UK PM Theresa May secures Cabinet backing for 'Soft Brexit' plan Prime Minister Theresa May has secured backing from her Cabinet to negotiate a soft Brexit with the European Union. It comes off the back of a make-or-break meeting May held on Friday at her country residence in Chequers in a bid to overcome divisions in her government. -
World News Amesbury Novichok poisoning case 'will take months': What we know Find out everything we know so far about the UK couple poisoned with Novichok. -
Sport Buffon signs with Paris Saint-Germain Former Juventus and Italy goalkeeper Gianluca Buffon signs with Paris Saint-Germain. -
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World News Feeling good: positive stories from the week Studies have shown that increasing positive emotions has a powerful effect on our general wellbeing. This is why we’d like to introduce you to our roundup of some of the brightest stories from this week. -
Libya Prompted by EU, Libya quietly claims right to order rescuers to return fleeing migrants NGOs say the 'secretive' change, backed by the European Union, puts lives at risk. -
Syria Syrian regime re-takes southern Deraa province from rebels Backed by massive aerial bombardments of rebel positions by its ally Russia President Assad's government have gained a major victory. -
United Kingdom Airbus CEO says UK government has ‘no clue’ how to handle Brexit Tom Enders, chief executive of Airbus, has hit out at the UK government for its divisions over Brexit and said that its decision to leave the EU will harm the country, whatever form its departure takes. -
France French Constitutional Court sides with farmer who helps migrants France's Constitutional Court rules that "fraternity" protects a French farmer who was convicted of providing aid to migrants -
Thailand Elon Musk to aid Thailand rescue efforts for trapped boys Elon Musk has announced on Twitter he is sending help to Thailand for assistance in the rescue operation of 12 trapped boys and their football coach. -
World Is Baghdad becoming a new hotspot for young entrepreneurs? With economic malaise, domestic and regional political tensions plus a lack of government jobs, the start-up movement is gaining momentum in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad. -
World How local artists are decorating Facebook’s walls With more than 27,000 employees and 55 offices worldwide, Facebook is constantly seeking emerging artists to decorate its walls and office furnishings. -
Russia FIFA invites Thai boys trapped in cave to World Cup final FIFA's president has expressed his hopes for the coach and the boys' rescue in time for the World Cup final, which he invited them to attend. -
USA Robot Cheetah can mount ledges and climb stairs without looking A 90-pound, four-legged robot built by engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) can climb stairs littered with obstacles, leap, and restore its balance when yanked or shoved, all while essentially blind. -
Italy Rising sea levels threaten new parts of the Italian coast Italian researchers are warning that rising sea levels in the Mediterranean threaten new areas of the Italian coastline. -
Hungary French ambassador who backed Orban is awarded Hungary state honour The accolade is usually bestowed upon leading Hungarian scientists, artists and athletes. But on Friday the outgoing French ambassador in Hungary was awarded the country’s highest honour. -
Hungary At least nine dead in Europe-wide listeria scare Supermarkets across Europe are recalling frozen vegetables after nine people died from listeria. -
Earth News From coffee sacks to couture: young designers celebrate green fashion During Paris fashion week ten emerging designers were competing for the Green Carpet Challenge 2018 – Emerging Designer of the Year Award. -
France Introducing Marcel, the pig who predicts the results of the World Cup French pig Marcel is the latest animal to predict the outcome of World Cup matches. -
World News Pakistani court sentences ex-PM Sharif to 10 years in prison for corruption The verdict is a major blow to Sharif's party ahead of a general election in July. -
Spain Bull running festival kicks off in Spain despite protests Spain's famous Running of the Bulls festival opens in Pamplona despite calls for it to be called off over the treatment of the animals and a sexual assault case in 2016 -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Has Merkel cured her migration headache? -
United Kingdom The case for a hard Brexit: why it might not be all doom and gloom Brexit supporters argue the UK must cut free from EU ties to trade with the wider world – and has no reason to fear leaving the bloc without an accord. -
World News Fake news in Eastern Europe: 4 narratives undermining trust in the EU | View How disinformation in countries like Romania and Moldova benefits Russia at the expense of Europe. -
Somalia Terror group al-Shabaab bans single-use plastic bags Al-Shabaab is normally better known for its deadly attacks than its environmental commitments. -
Business EU says US-Chinese trade tariffs "bad for world trade" Many analysts fear the global economy will now suffer, the question is by how much. -
World News Ousted Pakistani PM Sharif sentenced to 10 years in prison Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by an anti-corruption court in Pakistan. The case relates to the sale of upscale London flats. Sharif has described the charges as politically motivated and is expected to appeal. -
Europe News Migration: EU and Austria 'on same page' As Vienna takes up the rotating EU presidency, it's making migration a top priority -
World News Did Pompeo bring Kim Jong Un a 'Rocket Man' CD? He won't say. The secretary of state neither confirmed nor denied a report that an Elton John CD was among the gifts he intended to present to Kim Jong Un. -
No Comment Protests ahead of San Fermin and rotavator racing: No Comments of the week From anti-bullfighting protests ahead of Pamplona's famed San Fermin festival to rotavator racing, Euronews brings you the No Comments of the week. -
Europe News EU: 'Political games blocking refugees' As the EU focuses on curbing migration flows, one Afghan refugee in Belgium calls for more integration -
World News Anne Frank's family tried to escape to U.S. but hit immigration roadblocks Documents indicate Anne's father Otto tried twice to collect the papers needed to obtain visas for the United States. -
World To Brexit or not to Brexit: uncut interviews with Tony Blair and Nigel Farage Nigel Farage: the European Union is a bad project and needs to end completely Tony Blair: another vote could yet be held to decide its future position. -
Earth News Paris Fashion Week: Women and Couture by Rabih Kayrouz Exclusive interview with the founder of Maison Rabih Kayrouz. -
Earth News The atlas of natural beauty by Buly A two-century old cosmetics officine gives away a few well-kept beauty secrets. -
World News Thai diver dies during cave rescue attempt - #GME This morning on Good Morning Europe, we report on the tragic news of the death of a former Thai Navy SEAL. Samarn Kunan, 38, perished while assisting with rescue efforts in Chiang Rai, where 12 boys and their football coach have been trapped underground for more than 13 days. -
Thailand Over 20 people die after Thai tourist boat capsizes At least 20 people have died after a boat carrying over a hundred passengers capsized near the island of Phuket in Thailand on Thursday -
World News China vows 'counterattack' as U.S. tariffs kick in The world's two biggest economies have fired the opening shots in a trade war that could have wide-ranging consequences. -
World News Thai diver dies amid cave rescue effort A Thai navy official said the rescuer was placing oxygen cannisters overnight when he perished in the waterlogged cave. -
Japan Seven Japanese cult members executed Seven members of a Japanese doomsday cult were hanged for a deadly attack on the Tokyo underground in 1995 that killed 13 people -
Sport World Cup: Belgium are through to the semis after beating Brazil 2-1 Belgium will face France in the semi-finals on Tuesday (July 10). -
Sport France beat Uruguay 2-0, advance to semi-finals France beat Uruguay 2-0, advance to semi-finals. -
World News Founder of deadly Japanese doomsday cult executed Shoko Asahara was the mastermind of Aum Shinrikyo, which was blamed for at least 40 deaths in attacks and tests using sarin, VX and other nerve agents. -
World News Trump challenges 'Pocahontas' Warren to DNA test to prove she's Native American The Massachusetts Democrat quickly fired back on Twitter, telling the president to worry less about her genes and more about separated families at the border. -
World News Rhino poachers eaten by lions on South African game reserve The human remains were found with tools traditionally used for rhino poaching. -
World News Pruitt's EPA replacement won't be any better for environment, green groups say The Environmental Working Group deemed Pruitt "the worst head of the agency in its 48-year history." -
Thailand Thai diver dies during cave rescue operation to save boys A former elite diver from Thailand’s navy has died after bringing oxygen into the flooded cave network where a youth football team and their coach are still trapped. -
World News Mom shoots carjacker as her kids watch from back seat "I would do what I need to do to protect them by any means necessary," the woman said. -
World News Starbucks fires barista after customer is mocked for stutter A 28-year-old University of Pennsylvania student was reportedly mocked twice, once upon ordering and again when picking up his drink. -
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