20 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Disney boots director Gunn from 'Guardians of the Galaxy 3' for tasteless tweets The move comes ahead scheduled appearance by Gunn at San Diego Comic-Con. -
Israel Hamas and Israel agree on ceasefire after wave of violence Hamas and Israel agree on ceasefire after strikes -
USA US tourist boat capsizes in storm, killing 17 Divers on Friday pulled the last bodies from the wreckage of a “duck boat” that sank a day earlier during a storm in a lake near a popular Missouri destination, killing 17 people in one of the deadliest US tourist incidents for years. -
World News Israel strikes Gaza after its soldiers come under fire Israel carried out "wide-scale" airstrikes and deployed tanks against Hamas military targets along the Gaza Strip on Friday, killing at least three Palestinians, officials said. -
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Next Series Fighting illegal immigration and terrorism: New surveillance drone targets EU buyers An Israeli military tech manufacturer believes they have found a solution which could help governments fight domestic terrorism, tackle illegal immigration, and rescue migrants from capsized vessels at sea. -
United Kingdom Novichok victim released from UK hospital Charlie Rowley, one of two Britons poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok last month, has been released from hospital -
Gaza Four Palestinians killed by Israeli forces at Gaza border Earlier on Friday, Hamas had defied Israeli calls to stop launching incendiary balloons, as Israel's defence minister threatened to order a military offensive to stop them/ -
Russia 2018 Silk Way Rally gets underway The Silk Way Rally is back. Astrakhan plays host to an intense week of cross country action on the way to Red Square in Moscow. Competitors from around the world have been preparing their teams and vehicles for 3,500kms of what is commonly considered one of the toughest tests in the world. -
Sweden Data shows Sweden’s wildfire problem is unusual These figures reflect how Sweden’s current outbreak of wildfires is unusual. -
Russia Russia proposes plan to US to begin return of refugees to Syria The Russian Federation has sent a proposal package to the US on organising the return of an estimated 1.7 million Syrian refugees to pre-war areas of Syria, TASS reports. -
World News How well do you know Europe? Test your knowledge and win a luxury hotel stay Do you think you know a lot about Europe? Are you a trivia nerd? Put your knowledge to the test! -
Sport Peter Sagan keeps the green jersey A late but perfectly timed sprint finish helped Peter Sagan to his third stage victory of this year's Tour de France at Stage 13 -
Brazil Plastic surgeon arrested over death of patient Brazilian police have arrested plastic surgeon Denis Cesar Barros Furtado after he was on the run since a patient died on Saturday. Lilian Calixto had injections to enlarge her buttocks at his home in Rio de Janeiro -
France Eight views on the race debate raging over France's World Cup winners No sooner had France’s hangover from its World Cup-winning celebrations cleared than another headache reared its head. -
World Backstage at one of the world’s largest indoor theme parks Batman and Superman are about to move into their first official home in the Middle East. -
World News The era of Trump means it is time for small states to start thinking big | View Though, many of Trump’s policies seem to be aimed at large states, it is small states that perhaps have the most to lose from Trump’s policies. -
World News Full transcript: Russian duo prank call EU leaders, prompting security concerns The full transcripts of two prank calls carried out by Russian pranksters on EU leaders Juncker and Mogherini. -
Business Trump accuses China and EU of currency manipulation The comments, plus Trump's criticism of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, sent the dollar tumbling -
World News Several people hurt after knife attack on German bus, man arrested Several people hurt after knife attack on German bus, man arrested -
Earth News Greece's last bell makers keep dying trade alive The Galanopoulos family has started the business in the 1800s. -
Cult Tunisian protest singer on world tour Tunisian protest singer on world tour -
Russia Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues use of Telegram channel despite messaging app ban The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Telegram channel continues to be active despite a court ruling that blocked country-wide access to the messenger service back in April. -
United Kingdom May's Brexit plans for Northern Ireland: What you need to know Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May dismissed as “unworkable” the EU’s plans on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and urged the bloc to “evolve” their position and back her government’s proposals. -
Israel Hungarian Prime Minister Orban wraps up Israel visit Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban ended his two-day trip to Israel with a visit to the Western Wall in Jerusalem -
Albania If you were betrayed by a friend, would you want to know who? Albanians are finding out dark secrets of their past in secret police files. -
Next Series #AskSpace: What's the latest on rocket re-usability and are there alternatives to combustion? #AskSpace: Is Europe introducing the concept of re-usability in its space rockets? What alternatives are there to combustion? We get the answers from ESA expert Giorgio Tumino. -
No Comment Girl rescues shark stranded off Rhode Island coast A girl picked up a stranded shark with her bare hands and released it back into the ocean at Block Island, off the coast of Rhode Island. -
Brazil Watch: Fresh footage of uncontacted indigenous man in Amazon emerges Fresh footage of an uncontacted indigenous man living alone in the Amazon for the past 22 years has emerged. -
Latvia Children go native as Latvian schools say 'Nē' to Russian A war of linguistics erupts in Riga as government plans to move schools to teach only in Latvian meet with disdain from Russian speaking parents -
Business Trumps imported car tariffs are under fire U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is considering tariffs of up to 25% on imported cars and parts. A report by the Peterson Institute for International Economics estimates tariffs would kill around 200,000 U.S. jobs over a one-to-three-year period -
No Comment Watch: No Comment of the week Relive the World Cup glory as Euronews takes you back to the French and Croatian celebrations in this week's No Comment of the week. -
World News Israel 'nation-state' law sparks criticism around the world "The current bill and the way it was passed is harmful because it does not include the basic tenets and the basic components of the Jewish state." -
Egypt Burial of an Egyptian great? Mystery of newly discovered tomb now solved Exactly what was found in the 2,000-year-old sarcophagus? -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Trump trashes EU, as Google's hit with whopping fine -
Greece Family missing after boat capsizes on the Evros River A man has appealed to the Greek authorities not to stop the mission to find his wife and three children after their boat capsized on the Evros River on the border with the Turkey -
Cinema Ryan Gosling in 'First Man' opens this years Venice Film Festival Damien Chazelle is the Director of the biopic of the pioneering astronaut Neil Armstrong. "First Man" follows Armstrong from 1961 to 1969 as NASA worked to land a man on the moon -
Nicaragua Thousands rally in Nicaragua Pro government demonstrators support the President to celebrate the 39th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution. It comes as anti-government violent protests have continued for the last three months -
France France: Macrons aide is fired It's after President Emmanuel Macron's head of his personal security, posed as a police officer while off duty and was seen dragging a woman away from a protest and later beating a demonstrator in Paris 1 May -
Romania When a number plate becomes a political statement A driver in Romania has created a personalised numberplate to make his point about the government. -
World News ‘Natural selection at its finest’: the devices that allow motorists to drive without a seat belt Devices that make it easier for motorists to drive without safety belts can be bought online across Europe, a Euronews investigation has found. -
United Kingdom Why is Theresa May in Northern Ireland? Euronews Answers The British prime minister is taking her mission to sell her Brexit plan across the Irish Sea. -
Europe News 'We can't afford to lose time' - EU's Brexit warning over Irish border As the Brexit clock ticks, the EU's warning that without an Irish border solution, there'll be no deal -
Next Series Love and rockets: Inside Italy's Vega launcher factory Euronews was granted a rare chance to film inside the Vega rocket factory in Italy where the next generation of ESA launchers, like the Vega C, are crafted with love from carbon fibre. -
No Comment Premature baby penguin saved at London Zoo Keepers at London Zoo announced that they have managed to save a tiny penguin chick named Rainbow after its parents accidentally cracked its egg before it had hatched on Thursday (July 19). -
World News Facing deadline, government has reunified 364 of 2,500-plus migrant children Of 1,607 parents eligible to be reunited with their children, 719 have final orders of deportation, the government says, meaning they could be removed from the country as soon as they are reunited.