12 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News As it happened: Friday, July 13 This was our as-it-happened coverage of key news developments on the morning of Friday, July 13. -
Thailand 'You are my very heart': Wife of diver who died in Thai cave mourns a hero The wife of a former Thai navy diver who died working to rescue a young soccer team trapped for days in a flooded cave said she missed him dearly, and urged the boys not to blame themselves for his death -
World News How the video game 'Fortnite' is taking over the real world With a few tweaks on a classic "last-man" standing battle royale, the video game earned nearly $300 million last month. -
Italy Rome residents paint potholes to alert cyclists and shame authorities after woman's death Residents in Rome have been covering the city's infamous potholes with spray paint in response to an appeal from a woman whose daughter died in an accident reportedly linked to the 'terrible' condition of Rome's roads. -
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World News Trump's NATO trip: In like a lion, out like a lamb Analysis: Other than headlines about how he had talked tough to allies and infuriated the foreign policy establishment, President Donald Trump didn't really get much out of the NATO summit. -
World News Insides of ancient 'Iceman' shows signs of a well-balanced last meal Though the researchers had previously examined Oetzi the Iceman's intestines, this was the first time they could look into his stomach. -
United Kingdom Trump, after questioning May's Brexit plan, arrives in 'hot spot' UK US President Donald Trump has been welcomed to Blenheim Palace by Theresa May, on the first day of his UK visit. -
Musica Bryn Terfel stars as Falstaff at the Royal Opera House in London "Falstaff" is a Verdi for opera buffs providing a visionary look into the next century. On the stage of the Royal Opera House in London, bass-baritone Bryn Terfel stars as the tragicomical hedonist - in a production by the Canadian Robert Carsen. -
Cult Ingmar Bergman's work remembered on 100th anniversary The Swedish director is widely considered one of the greatest film-makers of all time and would have turned 100 years old this month. -
Sport Ireland's Dan Martin wins Tour stage six Ireland's Dan Martin wins Tour stage six -
Spotlight Bulgaria, an emerging tourist destination Sharing borders with Greece, FYR Macedonia and Serbia, Romania and Turkey, Bulgaria has plenty to offer to the visitor. -
World News What should you do in a royal encounter? Test your knowledge with this quiz! What should you do when you have a royal encounter? There are no set rules for meeting the monarch, but if you wish to stick to tradition, there is a standard protocol. Do you know what's adequate? Test your knowledge with this quiz! -
Europe News FYROM: "We could be a target for Russia" FYROM Prime Minister Zoran Zaev speaks to Euronews -
Spain First-ever transgender Miss Universe contestant The newly crowned Miss Universe Spain, Angela Ponce, hopes to raise awareness of transgender issues. -
World News English fans crash back to reality after World Cup dream is shattered The World Cup was England's one good thing. Now it's gone, Trump is visiting and Brexit looms. -
Europe News Juncker seen stumbling before NATO gala dinner, leaders step in to help The European Commission president has previously revealed that he suffers from sciatica — a leg pain originating in the lower back — that can sometimes affect his movements. -
Switzerland FIFA wants to crack down on images of 'hot women' fans in bid to fight sexism FIFA's diversity boss says broadcasters have been ordered to stop their cameras zooming in on "hot women" in the crowd at football matches. -
Europe News Armenian PM urges NATO to send message to Azerbaijan: Exclusive "We will stay a close ally of Russia.. We aren’t going to make a U-turn in our foreign policy" -
World News German court rules Facebook must allow parents access to dead daughter's account Germany’s top court ruled on Thursday that Facebook should give two parents access to their deceased daughter’s account. -
Italy Polish and Italian far-right groups join forces for ‘first European security operation’ The landmark meeting of the two groups in Italy has sparked concerns from anti-fascists. But was it just a publicity stunt? -
Spain Watch: Police helicopter chases drug smuggler onto Spanish beach Dramatic footage has captured the moment a police helicopter chased a suspected drug smuggler onto a Spanish beach. -
Italy Italy 'turns blind eye' to more than 10,000 hours of illegal fishing: report 20 Italian bottom-trawling vessels were caught fishing within closed areas of the Strait of Sicily designed to protect young hake — the most overfished species in the Mediterranean. -
Europe News Belgium's Red Devils rally a divided nation 'It's more flags to support the Red Devils, to support the Belgian team more than supporting a nation' -
United Kingdom Violence and drink-fuelled bravado sees ambulance call-outs 'rise after England defeat' Sore losers? Ambulance chiefs in England saw a rise in emergency call outs in the hours after England's defeat to Croatia. -
Spain Spain’s socialist government seeks to outlaw pro-Franco groups A series of reforms has gone before parliament in Madrid to make groups honouring the former dictator illegal, and aid his victims. -
Belgium US President Trump praises his own role at NATO summit "Secretary Stoltenberg gives us total credit, meaning me, I guess," he said of NATO's Secretary General. -
France Paris says 'au revoir' to metro ticket, ushers in contactless payment Paris has been using several variances of the little rectangular slip of paper as a ticket since its metro system was introduced in 1900, when the city was hosting the World Expo. -
Sport Why Croatia football fans wear water polo caps There is a wide range of fan gear at the World Cup. Some wear jerseys, some wrap themselves in the flag of their country. And some--the Croatians--wear water polo caps. -
Spain Ex-Catalan leader Puigdemont 'can be extradited to Spain' Ex-Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont can be extradited from Germany to Spain for misuse of public funds, a court has ruled. -
Italy Family hosting migrants wins Eu prize Antonio Calò and his wife Nicoletta opened the doors of their home in Veneto to host six migrants of African origins. Their model has been so successful that it was awarded the European Citizen's prize 2018 -
Europe News 'We will stay a close ally of Russia,' Armenian PM tells Euronews Nikol Pashinyan speaks during final day of NATO summit in Brussels -
World News Europe dominates global broadband speed ranking Singaporeans enjoy the fastest broadband speed in the world but Europe boasts the highest concentration of countries with fast or very fast broadband, a new report has found. -
World News Rome, Berlin, Vienna in migrant deal, Conte to pen EU letter containing migration 'principles' Interior ministers Matteo Salvini of Italy, Horst Seehofer of Germany and Herbert Kickl of Austria said after talks in Innsbruck that an "axis of the willing" led by Vienna, Berlin and Rome would curb migrant departures. -
Europe News Watch: US President, Donald Trump demands doubling of defence spending from NATO allies US President is due to head over to the UK but not before he made his mark on Brussels. Donald Trump has urged his NATO allies to pledge 4 percent of their GDP towards military spending - double the current target. He also accused Germany of being 'totally controlled' by Russia. -
Belgium NATO reaffirms support for Ukraine and Georgia NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg reiterates support for Ukraine and Georgia over their disputes with Russia and maintains they are both on track for full membership -
United Kingdom Brexit White Paper delivers 'the Brexit people voted for', says PM British Prime Minister Theresa May published her blueprint for relations with the European Union after Brexit on Thursday, putting at its core a plan for a free trade area for goods that has angered many in her party. -
Finland Interpol's stolen vehicle database Interpol's stolen vehicle database -
World News Instagram's 'caught up' feature nudges users off their phones The feature comes after CEO Kevin Systrom promised tools that would help people understand how they used the app. -
World News 'Nazi Bride' Accused of 10 Murders Breaks Her Silence Germany's so-called "Nazi Bride " broke her silence Wednesday, more than two years into a trial alleging she participated in a racist killing spree. -
World News Trump takes a hammer to the old world Analysis: By trashing Germany and questioning NATO's value Wednesday, Trump appeared eager to tilt the balance of global power toward conservative nationalism.