17 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Senators remain frustrated over family reunification efforts after briefing Members of both parties are doubtful about the Trump administration's ability to reunify more than 2,000 separated immigrant families. -
United Kingdom UK's May narrowly avoids defeat on EU customs union MPs voted in 307 to 301 against an amendment to trade legislation put forward by pro-EU Conservative lawmakers. -
USA Trump says he 'misspoke' after Putin meeting, accepts Russian election meddling The US president said he meant to say he saw no reason why it was not Russia that interfered in the 2016 election. -
World News As it happened: Wednesday, July 18 This is how we covered the news on Wednesday, July 18. -
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World News Silk Way Rally 2018: the gruelling race prepares to kick off in Russia The 2018 Silk Way Rally is poised to be one of the most competitive ever. The race comprises 2,500 kilometres of special stages over seven days. -
Iran Exclusive: Europe can do more to bring about peace in the Middle East, says Iran's foreign minister Iranian Foreign Minister Dr Mohammad Javad Zarif told Euronews that the European Union needs to back-up its commitments with actions. -
Sport Alaphilippe claims victory in stage 10 as Tour de France enters the Alps The first alpine stage of this year's Tour de France saw Frenchman Julien Alaphilippe come home first, while Greg Van Avermaet retained the yellow jersey with a fourth place finish in Le Grand Bornand. -
Next Series Connectivity, speed and travel: how and when 5G will impact your life But what is 5G? Why are we still waiting for it? And how will it impact your life and travel? Euronews spoke to experts at the Farnborough International Airshow to find out more. -
World News Libya's coast guard left migrants to die at sea, aid group says Three people were left drifting by Libya's coast guard, the NGO said; only one survived. -
Cinema Generation Wealth: new documentary showcases corruption of American dream Made using over half a million images documenting the eccentricities of the world's wealthiest inhabitants, filmmaker Lauren Greenfield spent a quarter of a century photographing rich families detached from the world. -
Jordan World's oldest bread found at prehistoric dig-site in Jordan Scientists have discovered the earliest known evidence of bread-making on prehistoric site dating 14,000 years. -
USA Trump defends 'great meeting' with Putin "While I had a great meeting with NATO, raising vast amounts of money, I had an ever better meeting with Vladimir Putin of Russia. Sadly, it's not being reported that way - the Fake News is going Crazy!" -
Japan Leaders say EU-Japan pact protects workers Leaders say workers shouldn't fear EU-Japan pact -
Business A no-deal Brexit will have "big" economic consequences That's according to the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney who says it'll prompt a review of interest rates and leave many bankers idle -
Canada European travellers stranded for days at Montreal's Trudeau airport More than 1oo tourists are stranded in Montreal after their flight on a budget airline to Europe was cancelled over the weekend. -
Ecotech Watch the world's first driverless electric race car on the go The fully autonomous car completed the race track of the Goodwood Festival of Speed. -
World News Germans scared, Chinese relaxed: Trump-Putin meeting reverberates around world One former German ambassador summed up the mood: "Europeans are really scared." -
No Comment Queen's birds counted in annual 'Swan upping' The annual census of Queen Elizabeth's swans on the River Thames has taken place since the 12th century, and the colourful tradition continued on Monday. -
Cult London celebrates the centenary of Nelson Mandela's birth That's the aim of an exhibition which saw the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the opening at the Southbank Centre where they met with Mandela's grand-daughter. It explores the life and times of the former President of South Africa and his 27 years in prison -
Spain Spain overtakes Italy as most popular choice for EU-bound migrants Spain has overtaken Italy as the most popular choice for migrants attempting to get to Europe by sea, new figures show. -
Australia Watch: Humpback whale rescued from shark net The whale was rescued off the coast of Queensland after it became entangled in shark nets. -
No Comment South Korea's 'First Dog' launches canine protection campaign South Korean President Moon Jae-in's pooch was the face of a campaign that launched in Seoul on Tuesday, urging people not to eat dogs. -
No Comment Colourful floats wow crowds at Kyoto's Gion festival Spectators braved sweltering heat to watch a series of colourful floats at the annual Gion festival on Tuesday. -
Russia Watch: Heavy rain batters newly-built World Cup stadium Heavy rain damaged one of Russia's newly-built World Cup stadiums on Sunday after the tournament ended with the final in Moscow. -
Greece Explained: Why does Greece accuse Russia of meddling over FYR Macedonia? Moscow is accused of trying to subvert the Balkan nation’s push to join NATO and the EU, amid a strategic tug-of-war. -
Europe News EU offers to mediate in Nicaraguan crisis As demonstrations against the Nicaraguan government continue, the EU has offered to act as a mediator in the crisis. -
USA Jeff Bezos becomes 'richest in modern history' as Amazon workers strike Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is the "richest in modern history", according the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. -
No Comment Fans welcome their World Cup champions on the Champs Elysees The French football team players were welcomed as heroes by thousands of fans gathered on the Champs Elysees on Monday. -
World News Pro-Brexit campaign hit with police probe, fine for overspend Vote Leave, which scored a narrow victory, was guilty of "serious breaches" of transparency. -
USA Watch: Officer fires through window in Las Vegas car chase Shots were fired through the window as Las Vegas police officers chased down two murder suspects. -
World News Tea, cookies and perhaps peace: Taliban claims secret talks with U.S. One negotiator said Taliban delegations had been joined by "never more than five" Americans in hotel suites where "tea and cookies" were served. -
Europe News EU agrees data transfer deal with Japan Brussels and Tokyo reached a deal on the transfer of personal data as they also agreed a free-trade pact after years of talks. -
Europe News EU, Russia and Ukraine in Berlin for gas talks The EU-brokered talks in Berlin between Russia and Ukraine over the future transit of gas from Russia to the European Union concluded one round on Tuesday. They will continue in September. -
Europe News Nicaraguan Government: 'President Ortega will not resign' In an interview with Euronews, Paul Oquist, a minister in Nicaragua's government and a key ally of Daniel Ortega, insists that the President will not be pressured by the protesters to resign. He accuses them of attempting a coup. -
United Kingdom UK and Ireland's hot weather reveals hidden ancient settlements Ancient monuments and Roman settlements have been revealed by the UK's and Ireland's heatwave. The dry spell has left parched fields with unmistakable "crop marks" painted into the landscape. -
USA Who is 'gun-loving Russian spy’ Maria Butina? Who is Maria Butina, the US-based Russian charged with being a spy for Moscow on the day Donald Trump was cosying up to Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. -
World News Watch: Diplomatic Fallout: Trump criticised after backing Russia over us intelligence agencies "Unpatriotic" and a "disgrace" - that's what political ALLIES of President Trump had to say about the meeting in Helsinki. -
Economy EU and Japan sign historic trade deal The EU and Japan have just signed the largest free-trade deal either country has negotiated. -
United Kingdom Pro-Brexit group fined and referred to police for spending violations Pro-Brexit group fined and referred to police for spending violations -
Lithuania #Europeanheroes: "People with disabilities are an important part of our community". Easy-to-read version Dana talks about her son Paulius, who has an intellectual disability. He inspired her to work with a group of people who support families like hers. -
United Kingdom Brexit campaign group Vote Leave fined and reported to police for 'breaking electorial law' Vote Leave has been fined and referred to the police by the Electoral Commission for breaking electoral law. The Electoral Commission published the conclusions of its investigation into the campaign spending of Vote Leave and found “significant evidence” of coordination with another campaign group, -
Turkey Erdogan’s tightened grip on power 'could increase Turkish business migration' Erdogan’s new grip on power 'could increase Turkish business migration' -
USA "Lava bombs" injures 23 on boat trip in Hawaii An investigation is underway to see if the "Hot Spot" boat got too close to molten rock when it was hit by the "lava bombs". -
Ukraine Families still seeking justice for loved ones on fourth anniversary of downing of MH17 On the fourth anniversary of the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine, the families of victims are still seeking justice for their loved ones -
USA Hot lava smashes through roof of tourist boat 'leaving 23 injured' Hot lava burst from the ocean and crashed through the roof of a sightseeing boat near Hawaii on Monday, injuring 23 people. -
Russia Pussy Riot sentenced for 15 days in prison in Moscow It's after they briefly entered the pitch during the World Cup final between France and Croatia on Sunday. They were found guilty of "seriously violating the rules of spectator behaviour". -
Spain Amazon workers strike Thousands of staff are striking across Europe on an annual promotion day on its site offering a range of deals making it even bigger than Black Friday