22 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Here are the five stories you need to know about on Monday, July 23. -
France Why is the Benalla scandal controversial for Macron's government? Euronews explains As French President Emmanuel Macron's aide scandal deepens, Euronews explains why it is particularly controversial for the French executive. -
Europe News Why is Europe still waiting for large-scale, Amazon-style drone deliveries? A Kenyan cargo arline is aiming to be the first to provide a large-scale postal and medical delivery service in Africa, yet they cannot do the same in Europe - why? -
United Kingdom Ecuador could withdraw Assange asylum The WikiLeaks founder, who has been living at the Ecuadorian embassy since 2012, could be handed over to British authorities. President Lenin Moreno is in London apparently to meet with officials to finalize an agreement under which Ecuador will withdraw its asylum protection. -
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Germany Mesut Ozil quits German national team, citing 'racism and disrepect' Arsenal star Mezut Ozil says he will no longer play for Germany, citing "racism and disrespect" from others for his decision. -
World News Stars defend 'Insatiable' as the show is accused of fat-shaming "We are addressing (through comedy) the damage that occurs from fat shaming," wrote "Insatiable" star Alyssa Milano on Twitter. -
Malta Maltese PM and wife's names cleared after inquiry rules they had no links with company in Panama The Maltese PM and his wife have been cleared of any wrongdoing in the Panama Papers investigation. -
Health Series Flying cars, space robots and jetpacks: Our highlights from the biggest aviation event of the year Real-life flying cars, space robots and jet-powered flying suits were just some of the highlights at the biennial Farnborough International Airshow (FIA) this year. -
Sport Danish sprinter Magnus Cort Nielsen wins Stage 15 of the Tour The Astana rider comfortably beat Spain's Ion Izagirre and Dutchman Bauke Mollema, who were second and third. -
Russia Charge continues on second stage of 2018 Silk Way Rally In the cars, Nasser Al-Attiyah won the second stage of the 2018 Silk Way Rally in his Toyota Hilux, but only with front wheel drive after the rear differential failed. In the trucks category, Team Kamaz-Master were back on form with six-out-of-six. -
United Kingdom Brexit minister warns Britain may refuse to pay Brexit divorce bill The new Brexit minister Dominic Raab has warned that Britain could refuse to pay a €43bn divorce bill to the EU if it does not get a trade deal -
No Comment World's biggest alpine horn festival delights Swiss folklore fans The soft, melancholic notes of hundreds of traditional wooden Swiss alpine horns filled the valley below Mount Tracouet in Switzerland on Sunday (July 22) during the end of world's largest festival of its kind. -
Sport Will a pit-lane infringement cost Hamilton his victory at Hockenheim? Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton risks losing his German Grand Prix victory after being summoned by Hockenheim stewards for a possible pit-lane infringement. -
World News The social media campaign that wants France and Belgium to stop fighting about the World Cup The World Cup may be over but the Franco-Belgium feud over the semi-final game is not. A new social media campaign wants to bring peace to both sides. -
Afghanistan Afghan vice president survives suspected suicide bomb attack Afghan Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum narrowly escaped a suspected suicide bomb attack at Kabul airport as he returned home from exile in Turkey on Sunday -
World News Nicaraguan protester recounts gruesome torture "They hit me with the gun and they said, 'No we're not going to kill you yet,'" Marco Novoa recalled. -
World News Blast hits Kabul airport on return of exiled Afghan vice president Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum left the country last year amid allegations of sexual abuse and torture -
USA President Trump's former chief adviser to work for Europe's far-right Steve Bannon wants to build a far-right block of MEPs in the European Parliament. -
Russia Putin tries to calm retirement age outcry Putin tries to calm retirement age outcry -
World News Former Trump advisor Bannon plans to boost far-right in Europe with new foundation Several MEPs criticised the plans on Sunday, with Guy Verhofstadt, the president of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, launching the hashtag #BanBannon. -
South Africa South Africa: 11 taxi drivers killed in ambush 11 South African taxi drivers were killed after they were ambushed on Saturday night. -
Spain Hundreds of migrants rescued off Spain Hundreds of migrants rescued off Spain -
Italy Pope calls on international community to help migrants Pope Francis has offered prayers to the migrants who have lost their lives in the Mediterranean Sea and called on the international community to prevent more deaths -
No Comment Ready, steady, slow — snails slug it out at racing world championships More than 150 snails slugged it out at the annual world snail racing championships on Saturday, an event that's been running since the 1960s. -
No Comment Hanging by a thread: Tightrope walker achieves 35m high stunt in Paris French tightrope walker completed on Saturday (July 21) a stunt on a cord hanging 35 metres from the ground at Paris' picturesque Montmartre hill. -
No Comment Tokyo unveils Miraitowa and Someity as 2020 mascots The mascots for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games were named during a ceremony in Tokyo on Sunday (July 22) where they also greeted the Japanese public for the first time. -
France French president's aggressive bodyguard sparks first government scandal Alexandre Benalla, who heads Presidential Emmnauel Macron's security detail, was filmed hitting a young man and abusing a young woman on a street in Paris in front of police officers. -
World News On Instagram, nobody cares if you're an avatar Miquela Sousa is what every Instagram influencer aspires to be — but she's not a real person. -
United Kingdom Britain's changing attitude to marijuana Britain's changing attitude to marijuana -
Poland Poland joins EU countries battling Sweden’s wildfires Poland has sent a convoy of fire trucks to Sweden this weekend, joining several other EU states helping the country battle wildfires caused by hot weather and low levels of rainfall. -
World News Israel evacuates stranded Syrian volunteers in 'international effort' The Israeli military said it acted on a government directive to evacuate the civilians at the request of the United States and "additional" European countries. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: Education is the key to the future of the country The Minister of Education, Mirwais Balkhi visits a school hit by an explosion in January in Kabul as President Ghani may ask the Taliban for a ceasefire during next months Eid holiday on 22 August -
Turkey Swimmers race from Asia to Europe across Turkey's Bosphorus Strait Over two-thousand swimmers raced from Asia to Europe in Turkey's annual Bosphorus Intercontinental Swimming Race on Sunday. -
World News Iranian president warns Trump about 'mother of all wars' "America should know that peace with Iran is the mother of all peace, and war with Iran is the mother of all wars," Rouhani said. -
United Kingdom Giant moon disappears en route to Austria A British artist has launched a social media campaign to find his 7-metre replica of the moon, which disappeared in the post. -
World News Trump is wrong about the reach of MS-13. I know; I was their target | View The gang the president has made the face of his immigration policy isn't all it's cracked up to be. -
Syria Israel evacuates hundreds of Syria’s White Helmets to Jordan Israel has evacuated hundreds of members of the White Helmets civil defence group and their families from a war zone in southern Syria “due to an immediate threat to their lives”. -
World News Woman who lost 9 relatives in duck boat accident shares harrowing story "I felt like if I was able to get a life jacket I could've saved my babies," Tia Coleman, who lost three children and other family members, said. -
World News FBI makes public FISA warrant for former Trump campaign aide Carter Page The documents appear to discount claims made by some Republicans that the FBI failed to properly disclose sources of information used to seek it. -
Japan Japan: Heatwave grips nation Japan's citizens have been urged to take precautions against soaring temperatures as around 30 people have died from the heatwave as over the past two weeks temperatures in central Japan peaked at 40 degrees celsius -
USA Gunman arrested after deadly LA hostage standoff The man took hostages and barricaded himself inside a grocery store on Saturday for three hours, fatally shooting a woman inside. -
World News Why more than 300 golden retrievers gathered to celebrate in Scotland Where was our invite?