23 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump event touted 'made in America' goods. A lot of his merchandise couldn't be featured. The president and his daughter largely manufacture Trump-branded products in countries like China, Indonesia, Turkey and Canada. -
USA Trump threatens to strip critics of security clearances Donald Trump is considering revoking security clearances for ex-CIA Director John Brennan and other Obama-era critics of his administration. -
World News The Trump era's newest endangered species is the Endangered Species Act The administration and Congress has opened a new front in its war on science by making it easier to cause extinctions -
World News Europe briefing: Six stories you need to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
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World News Trump looking at revoking security clearances of Brennan, Clapper, Hayden "This sort of screams political retribution. This is punitive, this is not security based," says one expert. -
United Kingdom 'Britain would not seek death penalty block for IS suspects': UK minister Britain's home secretary has said that the UK will not oppose the use of the death penalty if two alleged Islamic state members were extradited to the US. -
Netherlands Thousands march to highlight the issues still surrounding AIDS virus Amsterdam's hosting the AIDS 2018 conference with over 15,000 participants this week -
Sport Poland’s Andrzej Bargiel becomes the first to ski down from summit of K2 Andrzej Bargiel has skied his way into the record books by becoming the first man to descend one of the world’s highest mountains. -
Germany Trouble brewing: German beer firm ‘running out of bottles’ A brewery in Germany is appealing for drinkers’ help after admitting it’s running out of bottles to fill. -
Russia Silk Way Rally: Harry Hunt shines in the rain Britain's Harry Hunt (Peugeot 3008 DKR Maxi No 107) shone brightly in the rain to win the third stage of the Silk Way Rally. Hunt takes over the lead in the car class following a day to forget by Nasser Al-Attiyah (Toyota Hilux n°101). -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: fighting terrorism through education Can terrorism be defeated if illiteracy were eradicated in Afghanistan -
Spain #Europeanheros: the social worker who carries every case in her heart Elvira Monreal Rodríguez talks to Euronews about the fight that exists within every human being, and the pleasure that she takes in awakening it. -
Greece Residents flee as wildfires rage west of Athens Residents flee as wildfires rage west of Athens -
Russia World Cup Fan ID holders will get visa-free entry to Russia for rest of year Fan ID holders will be granted visa-free entry into Russia until the end of this year. Family and friends traveling with them may also qualify for free visas. -
France Collomb faces MPs' anger over handling of Benalla affair The French Interior Minister has come under criticism from politicians for not immediately informing judicial officials of the incident after one of President Emmanuel Macron's bodyguards was filmed assaulting a protestor in May. -
Sport Tour de France steps up fight against motorised doping The Tour de France and cycling's governing body, the UCI, are taking steps to verify that riders are not cheating by using bikes that have hidden motors. -
World News What is the environmental impact of Europe's warmer-than-ever seas? A heatwave in northern Europe means people are likely flocking to the coast to enjoy the warmer water. But what are the environmental costs of Europe's rising sea temperatures? -
Business Trump fires off hostile tweet in war of words with Iran Trump's comments come as part of a campaign meant to foment unrest and pressure Iran to end its nuclear programme. -
Switzerland Smart phones could damage our memory side of the brain That's according to a study with 700 adolescents at the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute who believe that memory is more vulnerable to waves when the phone is stuck to the right ear as that side is related to memory -
No Comment Ancient witches market selling amulets and "magic" powders The air smells of incense and the mystic aura of worship to the ancient Andean gods permeates the air. This colourful market nestled in a neighbourhood appears stuck in time amid the urban chaos of La Paz - Bolivia's capital city. -
Cult Summer festivals 2018 Three European festivals to visit this year are the Globaltica World Cultures Festival in Poland, the Salzburg Festival in Austria and the Boom festival in Portugal highlighting diverse music and drama from around the world -
Switzerland Smartphone use may affect teenagers’ memory, new study reveals Swiss researchers warn increased exposure to radiation from mobile phones may impact memory in teenagers. -
Cult New album from Queen of Fado Amália Rodrigues New album from Queen of Fado Amália Rodrigues. The triple CD commemorates what would have been her 98th birthday. -
No Comment Watch: stone falls from Western Wall in Jerusalem onto prayer area No one was hurt in dramatic incident. -
No Comment Strong hailstorm pelts Barcelona metropolitan area A strong hailstorm battered several municipalities in the Barcelona metropolitan area, Catalonia, Spain on Sunday afternoon. -
United Kingdom Four men arrested over acid attack on toddler The four men aged between 22 and 39 have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm after the three year old suffered from burns to his face and arm -
Cult Astronaut jams live from space with Kraftwerk Electronic music fans were in for a treat when they went to watch Kraftwerk perform at the Jazz Festival in Stuttgart. When they performed their 1978 song " Spacelab" a German astronaut dropped in from space, on a live feed -
No Comment Japanese find ways to beat the heatwave as temperatures hit record highs Over 200 people in Yokohama's Chinatown splashed water on streets and pavements in the hopes of providing some relief from the heat as temperatures nationwide rose to record highs on Monday (July 23) and the death toll mounted to over 65 dead in the last week. -
Syria Russia announces return of more than 100,00 refugees to Syria since January In its latest report on the process of returning refugees to Syria, The Russian Ministry of Defense has announced the return of over 70,000 Syrian refugees to Eastern Ghouta from refugee and internally displaced person (IDP) camps. -
No Comment 'Trump chicken' makes its comeback circling Alcatraz Island A 33-foot inflatable “Trump chicken” was seen sailing around Alcatraz in the San Francisco bay on a boat labeled “Alcatraz prison transport” last Sunday. -
Business G20 leaders can't reach trade agreement Amid escalating fears over global trade, financial leaders want to step up dialogue to prevent geopolitical tensions, but warned that growth, while still strong, was becoming less synchronized. -
Business Ryanair shares drop sharply It comes as the Irish airline has warned its investors of more strikes and weaker ticket prices this summer -
World News Total lunar eclipse on July 27: What you need to know The longest total lunar eclipse of the century will take place on July 27 and Europe is in prime position to admire the spectacle. -
Business Michael Manley takes the helm at Fiat Chrysler Car giant Fiat Chrysler has announced Michael Manley as its new boss. The 54 year old takes the helm after eight years running the group's profitable Jeep brand. -
World News Trump warns Iran over 'DEMENTED WORDS OF VIOLENCE & DEATH' The fiery rhetoric by both presidents comes against the backdrop of increasingly adversarial actions between the two nations. -
Iran Trump warns Iran of dire 'consequences' as war of words escalates Donald Trump warns Iran of dire consequences as war of words escalates -
France French Interior Minister "I was never informed" over the security advisor scandal Gerard Collomb attended a hearing at the National Assembly's committee on Monday over the case of President Emmanuel Macron's security adviser, Benalla, who's been indicted for hitting demonstrators -
World News Secret police files reopen old wounds decades after dictatorship crumbled The machinery of the Communist apparatus relied on whisper networks of compromised people, including situations where a "brother spied on his brother." -
Kenya Boys in Kenya use slingshots to plant tree seeds Schoolboys in Kenya are using slingshots for good: instead of rocks, they’re shooting charcoal-covered seeds to plant trees. -
USA Winners earn titles at the Lumberjack World Championships Timbersports competitors attended the Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward, Wisconsin, last weekend. -
Bulgaria Farmers protest livestock cull in Bulgaria after rinderpest outbreak Authorities have already slaughtered more than 4,000 animals in order to prevent the further spread of the disease and avert a European Union ban on Bulgarian milk and dairy exports. -
Canada Toronto mass shooting: what we know A 10-year-old girl and an 18-year-old woman have died after a gunman opened fire on a busy avenue in Toronto. -
World News Toronto shooting: Gunman, 2 civilians killed as 15 people 'struck by gunfire' Authorities said an unknown number of people were also still being treated at the scene. No further details were immediately available.