9 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Iraq Votes: What's at Stake? Iraq's first nationwide elections since the withdrawal of U.S. troops are being held Wednesday against a bloody backdrop of sectarian violence. -
World News 'Utterly callous' Trump didn't pay personal driver OT for years, suit alleges Noel Cintron, who worked as Trump's wheel man for 25 years, is suing the Trump Organization and says he is owed more than $350,000. -
USA US Surpreme Court has a new conservative Judge President Trump chose Judge Brett Kavanaugh who is a conservative federal appeals court Judge. In making his choice Trump entrenches conservative control of the court for decades to come -
World News A major change is coming to your Starbucks coffee soon This update is a game-changer. -
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United Kingdom UK PM appoints Remainer as new foreign secretary after Boris Johnson quits Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been named as his replacement. -
World News Twitter is purging millions of fake accounts The company is banning bot accounts faster than ever, but there's concern those efforts will hurt its overall user count. -
United Kingdom Royals gather for Prince Louis christening Kate Middleton and Prince William, with their three kids in tow, arrive for the christening of the 11-week-old Prince Louis. -
World News Pompeo in Afghanistan: The Taliban 'cannot wait us out' As violence continues across the country it is difficult to conclude that conditions have greatly improved. -
World News Duchess of Cambridge beams in white at Prince Louis' christening The Duchess of Cambridge has developed a signature christening style. -
Sport Belgian Greg van Avermaet in yellow after time trial win His American BMC team got round the 35 and a half kilometre course four seconds faster than Team Sky. -
Global Japan Japan-EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA): Why the agreement between Japan and the EU is a big deal In this episode of Global Japan, you will discover a historic economic partnership agreement between Japan and the European Union. Much more than just a free trade agreement, it goes well beyond the purely economic sphere. -
Turkey Turkey swears in President Erdogan Turkey's President Erdogan has been sworn in amidst controversy over constitutional reforms that have enhanced his powers -
Eritrea Ethiopia and Eritrea end two decades of frozen conflict In 1998 the horn of Africa nations began a bitter first world war style conflict over a small piece of territory with no obvious value. -
Earth News Nuts are beyond nutritious — they improve brain function We've all heard about the amazing benefits nuts have. But according to science, there is even more to this fantastic gift from nature. -
Italy This Italian widower goes to the sea every morning with a framed picture of his late wife A moving photo of an elderly man who sits by the sea every morning with a framed picture of his late wife has gone viral in Italy. -
World News Mediterranean is world’s most overfished sea: report A third of the the world’s commercial fish species are being caught at unsustainable levels, with overfishing at its most severe in the Mediterranean and Black Sea, according to a new report by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). -
Russia Russia denies involvement in second poisoning in Britain Dawn Sturgess died in hospital on Sunday and her partner remains critically ill after ingesting novichok. -
No Comment FAI World Canopy Piloting Championships kick-off for 2018 It was a week full of airsports, with breathtaking and spectacular parachuting action at the airfield in Szymanów, which is situated near Wroclaw in Poland. -
United Kingdom Novichok could have been carried in lipstick tube, says scientist who worked on nerve agent “The substance is very stable. It can be washed away by rain, it can evaporate under the sun. But it won’t decompose,” said Vladimir Uglev. -
World News Le Pen claims 'assassination attempt' after French judges block €2m funding from party The leader of France’s far-right National Rally (Rassemblement national) party has slammed court judges after they ordered that it could not receive €2m in public funding. -
United Kingdom UK police say poisoned couple handled a large amount of Novichok After the death of Dawn Sturgess, UK anti-terrorist police say she and her critically-ill partner had been exposed to a high dose of the lethal nerve agent Novichok -
France Macron determined to push ahead as he launches 'Year 2' of reform drive The French president has vowed to push on despite polls showing him losing support among working-class voters. -
United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May defends Brexit plan It's after two of her senior cabinet members have quit over her Brexit deal -
No Comment Activists spell 'Europe kills' with life jackets after migrant vessel seized Activists made it known they did not approve of the Maltese court's decision to seize its rescue ship Lifeline. -
Poland The teacher who never stopped learning: our sixth #Europeanhero Małgorzata Kulesza has been teaching chemistry and science for more than three decades. She believes that education is all about building relationships and opening the classroom to the world. -
World News British PM May is on even thinner ice after Brexit resignations Three days before President Donald Trump arrives on a visit, Britain's PM is facing calls to quit from within her own party. -
No Comment Death toll rises in Hiroshima following heavy rainfall Roads remain damaged in Hiroshima on Monday while the search and rescue effort continues for those still missing, following the heavy rainfall that hammered southern Japan for the third day straight. -
Sport World Cup 2018: France vs Belgium, a short history A brief look at the football history between France and Belgium. -
France Millions of litres of Spanish wine bottles sold off as French rosé French authorities have uncovered millions of bottles of rosé imported in bulk from Spain being passed off as French, with at least one producer facing prison. -
No Comment Monsoon rains flood India's streets in Mumbai Heavy monsoon rains have been disrupting daily life in India's financial capital. -
France Kylian Mbappé, the ace in France's pack He's only 19 year old but Kylian Mbappé could be France's best player and one who could help it win the World Cup.. -
Next Series How to produce a bigger biodiversity of corn crops? How to increase the biodiversity of corn crops in Europe while improving its quality, yield and resilience in natural, sustainable ways? -
Sport Why do England fans sing 'It’s Coming Home' — and are they right? "Three Lions" - a 1996 song by two British comedians is top of the iTunes chart in the UK, and inspiring millions of English football fans dreaming of World Cup glory. -
World News Putin's popularity dips despite World Cup joy The proportion of Russians who said they would vote for Putin fell by eight percentage points within a week. -
Thailand Eighth boy 'rescued' from flooded Thai cave system An eighth boy has been rescued from a flooded cave system in Thailand, say navy officials. -
No Comment Photographer Spencer Tunick undresses Melbourne Up to 400 people stripped naked then draped themselves in see-through red fabric in a Melbourne city car park on Monday to pose for U.S. photographer Spencer Tunick. -
World News Number of illegal migrants in EU decreases, while number of those kicked out rise Latest EU figures show the number of non-EU citizens refused entry to EU jumped by 13% last year. -
United Kingdom Theresa May names new Brexit minister UK Prime Minister Theresa May appoints a new Brexit minister after David Davis resigned claiming she had given away "too much too easily" -
World News Does the European Union need its own Ellis Island? | View One thing's for sure: The EU desperately needs a better policy to deal with undocumented migrants. -
Business Nissan admits faking exhaust emissions data in Japan The company said the falsifications took place at five of its plants in Japan and involved nearly two and half thousand vehicles. -
World News Syrian government forces retake strategic border crossing, marking big victory for Assad | The Cube Syrian government forces retake strategic border crossing as opposition surrender southwestern Daraa province -
World News Eighth person carried out of Thai cave Reuters reports that an eighth person has been carried out on a stretcher from the Tham Luang cave in Thailand. -
Thailand Psychologist calls for rescued Thai boys to be given to time to readapt After their underground ordeal, the rescued Thai soccer boys and their coach will need time to return to readjust to normal life, experts say. -
Europe News Could Brexit be called off? 'Who knows' says EU chief European Council President Donald Tusk raises prospect of Brexit not happening after UK resignations -
Europe News Energy security in spotlight at EU-Ukraine summit Ukraine's President says North Stream 2 gas pipeline aims to 'weaken' his country -
Europe News Mechelen's migrant welcome Euronews travels to Mechelen, in Flanders, to look at how the city's been successful in integrating its migrant population -
World News Think Fortress Europe is the answer to migration? Get real | View Sealing Europe's borders might make voters feel safe today but it won't address the forces fueling migration, argues Human Rights Watch's Benjamin Ward. -
World News A widow and father grieve after Israeli shell kills farmer in field The life and death of a Palestinian parsley farmer illustrates why so many in Gaza risk their lives to protest Israel's blockade. -
Iran Social media shows support of Iranian teenager arrested for Instagram video | The Cube Iranian teenager Maedeh Hojabri was arrested after posting videos to Instagram of herself dancing. -
Africanews Eritrea Ethiopia set to re-establish diplomatic and trade ties After long years of hostility, Eritrea and Ethiopia are set to re-establish diplomatic and trade ties. -
Romania Writer attacked by mob who mistook her van for mythical 'black ambulance' A popular legend holds that black ambulances cruise the streets looking for children to murder in order to sell their organs to wealthy buyers in western Europe. -
World News Smart technology sees through walls to track and identify people "RF-Pose" isn't X-ray vision, but it's getting there. -
Japan Over 100 killed in Japan's floods, dozens missing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe cancelled an overseas trip to deal with Japan's worst flood disaster for 35 years. -
World News Thailand cave rescue set to resume for 9 still trapped An operation to rescue 9 people still trapped in a cave in northern Thailand was set to resume, a day after four people were rescued. -
United Kingdom Blow for Theresa May as UK Brexit negotiator David Davis quits British Secretary David Davis resigns from the UK government over PM's plans for a "soft" Brexit deal.