21 July 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom New picture of Prince George released on the eve of fifth birthday A new picture of Prince George, who's third in line to the British throne, was released on the eve of his fifth birthday. -
Cuba Cuba's new cabinet signals continuity rather than change Cuba's new President Miguel Diaz-Canel has named his new cabinet and is keeping a majority of ministers from predecessor Raul Castro -
Nicaragua Nicaragua: Priest says 'church promotes peace' A congregation gathered for mass at a church in Nicaragua that had come under siege for sheltering fleeing activists critical of President Daniel Ortega, where two people were reportedly killed -
Argentina Argentinians protest IMF multi-billion euro loan IMF head Christine Lagarde is in the capital for a meeting of the G20 -
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Sport Dramatic first day at 2018 Silk Way Rally There was drama on day one of the 2018 Silk Way Rally. Nani Roma had to retire ill, while the wonderful sounding Toyota Hilux of Nasser Al Attiyah was victorious over the stage for the cars. In the truck class, Dmitry Sotnikov continued on his way to win the stage and save Kamaz’s honour. -
Health Series Real-life 'Iron Man' launches at airshow, days after £340k flying jet suit goes on sale Three days following the commercial launch of his £340,000 jet suit in partnership with department store chain Selfridges, amateur engineer Richard Browning was in Hampshire on Saturday to show off his creation before thousands at the biennial Farnborough International Airshow. -
World News Education program for inmates in South Africa honors Mandela's legacy South Africa's new Prison to College Pipeline program seeks to address recidivism by providing prisoners with access to public university-level education. -
France Spain's Fraile wins Tour de France stage 14 Spain's Fraile wins Tour de France stage 14, while Team Sky's Geraint Thomas keeps the yellow jersey. -
Italy Marchionne replaced as head of carmaker Fiat Chrysler The chief of the company's jeep division Mike Manley will take over -
Poland Judicial reforms met with protests in Warsaw Judicial reforms met with protests in Warsaw -
World News China is waging a 'cold war' against the U.S., says CIA Asia expert Beijing does not want to go to war with the U.S. but is attempting to undermine Washington's global position, said Michael Collins, a CIA expert on Asia. -
Sweden Heatwave wreaks havoc across Europe Many parts of Sweden have seen their driest weather in the May to mid-July period since records began in the 19th century -
Germany Germany triples compensation for terror victims’ families Spouses, children and parents of terror victims will now be entitled to €30,000, while siblings will receive €15,000. -
Italy Marijuana worth millions seized in Italy Marijuana worth millions seized in Italy -
United Kingdom UK police make 'largest ever' cocaine bust Two Dutch nationals are facing drug importation charges after British Border Force officers raided a yacht in Cornwall, -
World News North Korea's ex-poet laureate has a human-rights message for Trump "The whole population is not just under a physical form of dictatorship, it's also an emotional or a psychological form of dictatorship." -
United Kingdom UK Space Agency unveils contest to name robot that will seek life on Mars The UK Space Agency is inviting space enthusiasts to name a Mars Rover that will search for signs of life on the Red Planet in 2021. -
World News Fast news: The week in a minute Take a quick look at the biggest stories from around the world this week. -
Singapore Singapore cyber attack affects 1.5 million people Singapore cyber attack affects 1.5 million people -
Spain NGO says Libya abandoned migrants at sea NGO says Libya abandoned migrants at sea -
Spain New leader for Spain's People's Party The People's Party was cast into opposition in June after six years in government when its previous leader Mariano Rajoy was ousted in a no-confidence vote -
USA Trump responds to Cohen taping: 'Your favourite president did nothing wrong' Trump said it was "inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client — totally unheard of & perhaps illegal." -
World News Biden: Migrant family separation "one of the darkest moments in our history" The former vice president said the Trump administration's policy was part of its "all-out assault on human dignity." -
World News Facebook suspends another data firm for possible violations The tech giant temporarily suspended Crimson Hexagon while it looks into whether the firm broke data-sharing policies. -
Syria Syrian rebels leave quneitra Syrian rebels began evacuating the border with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights on Friday