19 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Sandy Hook conspiracy targets ask Facebook for 'seat at the table' As Facebook confronts disinformation on its platform, members of the Sandy Hook community are asking for a seat at the table after years of being ignored. -
World News Europe briefing: Nine stories to know about today Take a look back at the European stories hitting headlines today. -
World News Talks underway for Putin visit to Washington, White House says The announcement comes days after President Trump's widely criticized comments following his summit with the Russian leader in Helsinki. -
Health Series Life after Concorde: Bringing back supersonic air travel Euronews speaks to two aviation industry leaders at the Farnborough International Airshow who are developing supersonic jets that could launch in the next decade. -
USA Sky is the limit for Comcast after it walks away from 21st Centry Fox bid Comcast has abandoned its pursuit of 21st Century Fox's film and television assets, leaving Disney in pole position as the sole bidder. It said it would focus its attention on buying Sky instead. -
World News Starbucks to open first sign language-friendly store in the US The store will employ deaf, hard of hearing and hearing people who know sign language. -
World News Fornite has pulled in more than $1 billion, report says Viewers watched about 580 million hours of Fortnite in May -
World News Terminally-ill American robbed in Italy, pens 'open letter' forgiving thief "The memory of this trip was initially ruined but after writing this letter the memory has now gone from anger and frustration to joy," Veley said. -
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World Javad Zarif: Europe needs to step out of the US' shadow Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian Foreign Minister, says Iran and Europe appear to be making progress with the Nuclear Deal. But he suggested the United States was pushing its own agenda. And he questioned whether the EU would back the agreement or blindly follow the US. -
World News Olympic figure skating medalist Denis Ten stabbed to death Ten's bronze at the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 made him Kazakhstan's first medalist in figure skating. -
World News Lawmakers slam Trump for weighing Russian request to interrogate U.S. diplomat Democrats introduced a resolution Thursday that said the U.S. should refuse to make any U.S. diplomat available to Russian investigators. -
France The boys from the banlieues: Where France's World Cup dream began France's World Cup win is inspiring pride in Paris' gritty suburbs, where many of the country's football players honed their game. Euronew's Anelise Borges went to the banlieue where it all began. -
World News The record breaking heatwave that is gripping northern Europe Northern Europe is reeling under record-high temperatures, that has led to heatwave conditions. -
World News Air traffic restored in Belgium as technical glitch fixed Belgium’s air traffic control centre has restored air traffic across the country as their technical glitch has been fixed. -
Sport Hamilton to stay at Mercedes The reigning champion is set to make annual earning of nearly €45m -
Sport Tour de France: Geraint Thomas keeps the yellow jersey The Welshman came out tops in a five-man sprint finish after climbing up the imposing Alpe d'Huez -
Europe News EU steps up battle with Hungary over migration and asylum Budapest is referred to EU Court of Justice and 'Stop Soros' law is criticised -
World 'Freej' cartoon animates the Middle East with feisty Emirati characters 'Freej' cartoon animates the Middle East with feisty Emirati characters -
Russia Russian Ministry of Defence unveils new high-tech weaponry Amidst efforts to strengthen its military security and potential, Russia has released footage of what is claimed to be the world's most technologically-advanced strategic weaponry. -
Russia Putin: Meeting with Trump was "successful" At a speech to his Ambassadors and permanent representatives on Thursday, President Putin says his meeting with President Trump was "successful and has led to useful agreements" -
United Kingdom Burberry burns almost €32 million of its own gear to protect against fakes The British fashion house has faced backlash on social media after it burnt unsold gear. -
New Zealand NZ company says four-day work week trial a success A New Zealand company which trialled a four-day work week said the experiment was a success with staff registering a big bump in work-life balance while productivity remained level. -
France Scandal surrounds Macron security aide One of the president's security aides, Alexandre Benalla, was caught on camera striking a May Day protester, says an investigation by Le Monde newspaper. -
Spain Spain withdraws international arrest warrants against Puigdemont and other Catalan politicians Spain withdraws international arrest warrants against Puigdemont and other Catalan politicians. -
Portugal New restrictions for owners of holiday lets in Portugal The Portuguese Parliament approved a proposal which adds restrictions to private rentals for the tourist industry -
No Comment Whale watchers have close encounter with feeding humpback whales Passengers on board a whale watching boat were treated to a close encounter with a pod of humpback whales in Monterey Bay on July 13. -
United Kingdom Russian ambassador to UK shrugs off reports that suspects in Skripal case were identified Russian ambassador to UK shrugs off reports that suspects in Skripal case were identified, says he wants confirmation from Foreign Office or Scotland Yard. -
Sweden Wildfires rage in Arctic Circle as Sweden calls EU for help Sweden has called for emergency assistance from its partners in the European Union to help fight wildfires, which have broken out across a wide range of its territory and prompted evacuations. -
Europe News EU tells members to step up efforts to prepare for Brexit 'disruption' -
Hungary EU moves forward with legal action against Hungary over migration rules -
Europe News This petition could help UK nationals retain EU citizenship after Brexit The European Commission has allowed a group to launch a petition calling for permanent EU citizenship after Brexit. -
France Airbus BelugaXL: What you need to know about the 'whale in the sky' Airbus is making a splash with the design for the latest version of its Beluga transport airplane. The brand new BelugaXL (Airbus A330-700L) was unveiled in Toulouse, France with a very special paint job. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson leads Brexit charge — but is 'taking back control' an illusion? The ex-foreign secretary and other Brexiteers say the government's plan would make the UK a "vassal state" of the EU, but critics say their push for total independence is unrealistic. -
Iran Russia can be transit point for international goods to Iran, Zarif tells Euronews Dr Mohammad Javad Zarif told Euronews that Moscow and Tehran are negotiating a big package of economic cooperation, as the US reimposes sanctions on Iran. -
World News Russian shipwreck could be laden with lost gold: The Cube Could this Russian shipwreck be laden with lost gold? #TheCube takes a look. -
Europe News Getting a thirst for Belgian wine It may be well known for its beer, but Belgium is now growing its wine industry. -
World News Sedated babies, code words: Inside Europe's people-smuggling networks NBC News met Zubair Nazeri in Serbia and tracked him for a year as he repeatedly tried to reach the West. -
Nicaragua Concerned families in Nicaragua wait outside jails for news of their loved ones It's after arrests were made at anti-government protests which continued over a three month period -
Earth News London hosts the world’s first augmented reality zip line Even though the location is London, visitors are virtually transported to the top of the world’s longest zip line in Ras al Khaimah, UAE. -
World News Iran Foreign Affairs Minister on nuclear deal, Syria, Russia relations Foreign Affairs Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif sits down for a Euronews exclusive. -
United Kingdom UK police must prepare for post-Brexit spike in hate crimes, report says "There is a real possibility" that the number of reported hate crimes will spike after the UK formally leaves the EU in 2019, a watchdog warned British police forces. -
World News ‘Open Arms’ migrant rescue boat heads for Spain amid row with Italy A sea charity, at loggerheads with Italy and Libya after recovering a survivor and two bodies from the Mediterranean, is heading to Mallorca. -
World News Hundreds of Nigerian soldiers unaccounted for after attack, officials say Islamic militants disguised as Nigerian soldiers entered an army base and opened fire. -
Ireland Travel chaos for Ryanair passengers in July Ryanair says the biggest walkout will ground 600 flights on the 25th and 26th of July from Belgium, Portugal and Spain affecting 50,000 passengers -
Turkey Turkey ends State of Emergency The nationwide State of Emergency was imposed two years ago after a failed coup attempt -
Israel Israel passes controversial law affecting around 1.8 million Arabs A vote of 62-55 was passed after months of political argument, to declare only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country. This is something members of the Arab minority calls racist and verging on apartheid -
World News FBI Director Wray hints that he considered resigning Asked by NBC News' Lester Holt at the Aspen Security Forum if he ever thought about quitting his job, FBI chief Chris Wray said, "I'm a low-key, understated guy, but that should not be mistaken for what my spine is made out of." -
World News Panic in space can be deadly. Here's how astronauts train to stay alive in emergencies NASA's survival training is notoriously tough. -
World News Frustrated senators want answers on Trump's foreign meetings Key senators are preparing to grill Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Russia and North Korea when he briefs them next week. -
World News Trump's EPA rolls back Obama-era coal ash regulations Environmental groups say drinking water could be affected by new Trump administration rules on coal waste. A court challenge was being weighed.