18 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Europe briefing: 9 stories to know about today Here is our round-up of key stories from around Europe so far today. -
Nicaragua Nicaragua: Is it on the brink of a new revolution Three months into a wave of protests which has engulfed Nicaragua, some in the Central American country are saying that it's on the brink of a new revolution -
USA President Trump holds President Putin personally responsible for meddling in 2016 election Trump made the comment in an interview with CBS, after a second day of efforts by the White House to quell nationwide anger - even from his own supporters - over his failure to publicly hold Putin to account at a joint news conference in Helsinki -
World News Facebook CEO uses Holocaust example to defend misinformation efforts Zuckerberg volunteered the example of Holocaust deniers unprompted in the middle of a discussion on the Recode Decode podcast. -
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World News Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket aces dramatic test launch And it stuck the landing. -
World News Auto industry insiders question Elon Musk's leadership, amid bizarre rant over Thai rescue The Tesla CEO's bizarre comments swiftly prompted a #muskmeltdown hashtag. -
World News 'I demand respect' says Juncker after stumbling incident European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker asks for "respect" after a video of him stumbling at a NATO summit went viral. -
Health Series Flying taxis: What's on offer and when will the first models fly? Flying taxis look set to transcend science fiction and shake-up the transport industry within the next decade if a raft of aviation giants and start-ups are to be believed. -
USA Russia is not still targetting US elections, says Trump President Trump's assessment in the White House Wednesday contradicts that of his own director of national intelligence, Dan Coats. -
World News Scientists discover 12 more moons of Jupiter, including a weird one The discovery came during a search for the mysterious Planet X. -
No Comment Wild bear cools off in Los Angeles swimming pool A large black bear roaming a suburban neighborhood of Los Angeles stopped to cool off from the 90 degree F (32 C) temperatures in a swimming pool on Tuesday (July 17). -
World News Kremlin or pranksters? New audio reveals Juncker and Mogherini talked policy in Russian prank call Russian relations, the Kardashians and rock band System of a Down were discussed with the pranksters pretending to be the Armenian prime minister. But one security expert has warned of 'unwitting espionage'. -
Portugal Mezze: Syrian refugees bring a taste of home to Lisbon Mezze is a very special restaurant in Lisbon. It is run by a non-governmental organisation. All the employees there are Syrian refugees. We stopped by to taste the food. Today they are doing a workshop, where 13 people are learning how to cook Middle Eastern specialities. -
Spain Spain marks civil war anniversary amid a resurgence in nationalism Spain marks civil war anniversary amid a rise in nationalism -
World News Theresa May survives key Brexit votes but her government is accused of 'cheating' A lawmaker who was at home with her three-week-old baby accused the government of breaking an informal agreement in order to "win at all costs." -
Sport Geraint Thomas has grabbed yellow jersey after winning stage 11 Thomas now has a one minute 25 second lead over second-placed Chris Froome in the General Standings of the Tour de France -
No Comment Want a jet suit? Well now you can Ever fancied a dab at being "Iron Man"? Now you can. A jet suit created by a British former commodities trader has gone on sale in a London department store with a cool price tag of 340,000 pounds ($443,428). -
Business Easyjet plans to sue after French air strikes cost the airline 28 million Euros More than 2,600 flights were cancelled in April, May and June and Easyjet argued that EU law was being breached after flights were not protected over France -
South Africa Remembering Mandela: His Long Walk To Freedom Showed We Can Change The World | View His face is one of the most recognisable in the world but back then, it had been 24 years since the last photograph of Mandela had been published. Few people knew what Mandela looked like, let alone what kind of man he had become. And now here he was, standing before me, his hand outstretched. -
Europe News EU slaps record €4.3bn fine on Google Consumer groups say it will help create variety in the search engine market. -
Cyprus Nineteen people have died after a boat carrying 150 migrants sank near Cyprus Northern Cypriot and Turkish coast guards together with helicopters rescued 103 migrants with the help from commercial vessels in the area -
Spain Tourist dies after meteotsunami hits Spanish island A German tourist has died after being swept away by waves during a meteotsunami in Mallorca, Spain. -
Earth News Watch how these turtles are protected in Costa Rica A controversial new management plan is helping to improve the survival of the sea turtles in a small town in Costa Rica. -
Cult Rock icon Kurt Cobain remembered at new exhibition in Ireland The small museum in County Kildare is putting on the exhibition in part because its owner knows Cobain's family. -
Italy Italian police seize vintage cars from suspected tax evader The police took away Fiats, BMWs, Mini Coopers, Porsches, Range Rovers and Harley Davidson motobikes. -
United Kingdom Flying taxis could soon be the next best thing Rolls-Royce are developing hybrid electric flying taxi's. They're capable of performing vertical take offs and landings and we could see them as soon as the 2020's -
United Kingdom Cliff Richard wins court case against BBC British pop singer Sir Cliff Richard has won a privacy case against the BBC. He has been awarded the equivalent of €220,000 euros in damages ( $260,000 US dollars). -
Montenegro Trump calls out 'aggressive' NATO ally Montenegro and cites potential for 'World War III' The US ally — which is smaller than Connecticut and about as populous as Baltimore — found itself in President Donald Trump's cross hairs. -
World News E.U. hits Google with record $5 billion fine in Android antitrust case The penalty is the highest ever imposed on a company for breaching E.U. rules. -
Europe News Avramopoulos: Everyone shares responsibility for migrant deaths in Mediterranean The EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos has told Euronews that authorities on both sides of the Mediterranean must prioritise the saving of migrant lives. -
World News Elon Musk apologises for calling British cave diver 'pedo guy' Elon Musk has apologised to a British diver who participated in the Thai cave rescue for calling him a “pedo guy” on Twitter. -
World News Elon Musk apologizes for calling cave diver a 'pedo,' blames 'anger' The entrepreneur's apology came alongside praise for an opinion article that criticizes the media. -
Egypt What's in Egypt's 2,000-year-old black box – and should it be opened? The discovery of a sealed ancient sarcophagus in Alexandria has prompted a frenzy of interest in what it might contain – and whether opening it to find out would be wise... -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson savages Britain's Brexit policy in resignation speech He said his government's position would leave Britain in a "miserable, permanent limbo". -
Thailand 'It was a miracle, I was shocked': Thai cave boys recount ordeal in first public appearance The 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued from a flooded cave in Thailand left a hospital on Wednesday to make their first public appearance at a nationally-broadcast news conference in the northern province of Chiang Rai. -
Poland Poland's post-apocalyptic "Old Town" festival It stages a live one hundred hour long action game where particpants role play, many of them clearly inspired by the cult dystopian film Mad Max. -
Libya Woman the sole survivor after migrant trio 'abandoned' in Mediterranean This is the sole survivor after three migrants were abandoned in the sea off Libya, a Spanish charity has claimed. -
United Kingdom Cheese to become 'luxuries' in UK after Brexit, report warns Tariffs, additional delays at the border and increased checks could leave “British consumers facing a dairy dilemma,” the London School of Economics warned in a report. -
Europe News Hungary withdraws from UN migration pact talks Hungary follows the United States, which withdrew from talks last year. In an interview with Euronews, Hungary's foreign minister says that the migration pact is "biased" and "presents migration as a human right". -
Europe News EU hits Google with record €4.34 billion fine The decision expected later today comes over the company's Android system. -
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World News [Watch] Trump backtracks: the US and Russia react following remarkable concession from US president Good Morning Europe looks at the reaction following US President Donald Trump's remarkable admission that he "misspoke" at the US-Russia summit in Helsinki. -
USA President Trump has run into a torrent of criticism It's after he returned from accepting Putin's denial of Russian meddling in the 2016 US elections -
World News Some migrant children arrive with illnesses after family reunification, group says Catholic Charities in San Antonio says two kids arrived with scabies, and one had breathing issues. -
Europe News Google faces huge EU fine over Android for ‘abuse’ of market dominance The European Commission is expected to slap a huge penalty on Google over alleged anti-competitive practices relating to its mobile operating system. -
World News José was reunited with his son — but the 3-year-old is not the same "When I was reunited with my son, he just kept looking at me, crying. He wouldn't talk to me," a father from Honduras said. -
World News Dental plaque shows the ancients liked carbs Very old plaque preserved on the teeth of the long dead reveals their favorite foods.