24 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Europe briefing: Five stories you need to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Russian hackers targeted control systems for electric utilities, DHS says DHS officials said the hackers last summer got access to vendors who provide computer services to electric utilities, and used that as a way in. -
World News Your brain in the cloud? How the tech world wants to disrupt death Technologists are opening the door to near-everlasting life as well as a myriad of ethical and philosophical questions. -
World News This 'pseudo-satellite' drone can fly 70,000 feet up in the sky Zephyr could replace some spy or Earth-observing satellites in the future. -
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World News Ivanka Trump announces she is shutting down her fashion brand The first daughter announced she will shutter her Ivanka Trump fashion brand to focus on her work in Washington. -
World News Nerve-agent victim says perfume he found contained poison "I went into the bathroom and found her in the bath, fully clothed, in a very ill state," Charlie Rowley said. -
World News Tiny 'dumbbells' that spin 60 billion times a minute may help solve quantum mysteries Record-setting rotor could help scientists understand what goes on inside a vacuum. -
France 'I'm responsible, let them come and get me!' Macron challenges critics Emmanuel Macron says he is responsible for incident which saw protester beaten up, but stops short of saying sorry. -
Ecotech A luxury yacht in the skies The world's longest aircraft plans luxurious expeditions -
No Comment Watch: a four-storey building collapse after a landslide A four-storey building collapsed in Istanbul on Tuesday after a landslide on a construction site weakened its foundation. -
Greece It's more than just water: how experts go about tackling a wildfire You might think lots of water is the best way of putting out a wildfire. And you wouldn't be wrong. But there is a lot more to think about than that. -
No Comment Block falls from Jerusalem's Western Wall, narrowly missing worshipper The 100-kg stone suddenly fell from the holy site, landing at an elderly worshipper's feet. Authorities say it may have been dislodged by erosion caused by vegetation or moisture in the wall. -
World News Administration to offer billions in aid to farmers hurt by Trump's trade war The emergency assistance comes amid a growing trade war that has hurt American farmers. -
Hungary Junk or treasure?: a Hungarian TV repairer is our ninth #Europeanhero Attila Ellenbacher is a TV mechanic. The sets he repairs are donated by people who no longer need them. And, in turn, he donates them to retirement homes and other worthwhile causes, giving them a new lease of life, and bringing the joy of television to people who wouldn't otherwise have access. -
World News Spectacular Neptune photo shows Hubble Space Telescope has a new rival From Earth, the outermost planet has never looked so good. -
Italy Italy: Holidaymakers and locals help rescue 56 migrants who arrive by boat Holidaymakers and locals at Cape Rizzuto in the Italian region of Calabria assisted 56 migrants that arrived on the beach on a sailboat. -
World News Putin's New Play: Is Russia Really Backing Down? Analysts said that Vladimir Putin's comments are a change in tactics toward achieving his great ambition: Russia's re-emergence as a superpower. -
Russia Silk Way Rally: Mathieu Serradori edges stage four After 366 kilometres of combat on stage four of the Silk Way Rally, there was just one second that split the Frenchman Mathieu Serradori (Buggy SRT n°108), who won the fourth stage, and Yazeed Al Rajhi (MINI John Cooper Works n°103). -
World News Why we need to start categorising marine heatwaves like hurricanes | View As marine heatwaves increasingly wreak havoc on ocean ecosystems, a marine research scientist explains why it’s important to start naming and classifying the phenomenon. -
World News Sessions laughs, repeats 'lock her up' chant at high school event Sessions chuckled at chants of "lock her up" and echoed the line during his speech at a conservative youth conference Tuesday. -
No Comment Watch: Russia redhead festival Under the slogan "Let's Make Life Brighter", people have been turning Nizhny Tagil red and orange to celebrate the beauty of being red-haired. -
Sport Tour de France: Alaphilippe wins on day of protest and pain Julian Alaphilippe's descending skills made the difference as the Frenchman claimed his second victory in this year's Tour de France to take the 16th stage. -
Denmark Annual World Santa Claus Congress kicks off in Denmark Hundreds of Santas, pixies, and elves gathered in amusement park Bakken near Copenhagen on Monday to celebrate the 61st annual World Santa Claus Congress. -
World News Higher temperatures linked to a spike in suicides in the US and Mexico: study Higher temperatures linked to a spike in suicides in the US and Mexico says study. -
Business Four airlines complain to European Commission about French strikes Ryanair, Easyjet, IAG and Wizz Air believe France is breaking EU law by not enabling flights to fly over the country during air traffic controller strikes -
Venezuela This university professor needs four months wages to repair his shoes This university professor needs four months wages to repair his shoes. -
Italy Italian landscape stuns as thousands of flowers bloom Thousands of flowers bloom in the valley of Castelluccio in the province of Umbria, Italy. -
Business London black cab drivers could sue Uber Cabbies are considering a class-suit action against the ride-hailing app for loss of earnings after it was granted a temporary license to operate in London. -
No Comment Redhead Festival in Russia celebrates all things red Nizhny Tagil saw its third Redhead Festival last Saturday. The festival celebrates the beauty of red hair, vintage cars and pets. -
Europe News Greece wildfires: EU will help for 'as long as it takes' Planes, firefighters and medics are promised to Athens through EU protection system. -
No Comment Majestic Roman villa to reopen to the public after restoration A wonderful ancient Roman villa in Positano (Salerno), buried like Pompeii in 79 AD by the eruption of Vesuvio volcano, will reopen to the public on August 1st after a long restoration -
World News Israel shoots down Syrian fighter jet Forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad have been battling rebels and Islamic State militants at the frontier with Israel in recent weeks. -
World News Turkey's Erdoğan compares Israeli leaders to Hitler over new law Turkey's strongman described it as the "most Zionist, fascist and racist state in the world." -
No Comment Japan plans mobile mosques for Olympics A project to develop "Mobile Mosques" is underway in Japan, as the country prepares to welcome visitors to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. -
Greece Greece fires: Twenty-six people found dead hugging each other in a field They had left their cars in panic and ran towards the sea. But they were trapped over a cliff as the flames reached the coast -
World News Scores dead in Greece as wildfires engulf Attica region The popular holiday resort region has become a disaster zone as fast moving fires trapped people in their homes and devoured buildings and cars. -
Israel Israel shoots down Syrian warplane The incident took place over the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights -
France Tour de France briefly halted by protestors Tear gas fired by police forces riders to stop -
Greece In pictures: Greece's deadly wildfires In pictures: Greece's deadly wildfires -
Business Alphabet shrugs off EU fine as earnings beat expectations Alphabet's total revenue for the three months to the end of June is €27 billion ($32.66 billion). Eighty-six percent of which came from Google's advertising business -
France FEMEN co-founder and activist Oksana Shachko dies at 31 Her body was found in her apartment on July 23 in Paris, according to FEMEN. The death was an alleged suicide. -
No Comment Annual World Santa Claus Congress kicks off in Denmark Hundreds of Santas, pixies, and elves gathered in amusement park Bakken near Copenhagen on Monday to celebrate the 61st annual World Santa Claus Congress. -
No Comment Thai cave boys and their coach attend Buddhist temple ceremony The young football teammates and their coach who were trapped in a Thai cave have attended a Buddhist ceremony as they prepare to be ordained to become Buddhist novices and monks. -
World News Analysis of extreme global weather Head of Climate Modelling Laboratory, Department of Sustainability, Gianmaria Sannino says, “A weakening of the jet stream is keeping large portions of hot air, basically anticyclones, stable in the same areas: Japan, Canada, California and of course Northern Europe, Scandinavia and the UK” -
Lao People's Democratic Republic Hundreds missing, homes swept away after dam collapses in Laos More than 6,600 people were also left homeless, state media reported. -
Greece Greek wildfires: Satellite images show extent of the damage Satellite images show Greece's worst wildfires in a decade from space, as the country battles to control the blazes in which at least 60 people have died. -
World News North Korea ‘begins dismantling’ rocket test site | #TheCube North Korea ‘begins dismantling’ rocket test site. But how significant is this? Our team in the Cube break it down. -
Cult Beiteddine Art Festival in Lebanon is a real treat The annual summer event takes place in the large 200-year-old Beiteddine Palace in the Chouf Mountains in the southeast of Beirut. The Spanish flamenco dance group performed dance adaptations of Federico Garcia Lorca's "Blood Wedding" -
World News Thai cave boys take part in Buddhist ordination ceremony Most of the youth football team rescued from a cave in northern Thailand have taken their first step towards becoming Buddhist novices. Their coach is also taking part in the ceremony which is a tradition for Thai men who have experienced adversity. -
World News 'Rick and Morty' creator apologizes for 'way too distasteful' video "Nobody should ever have to see what you saw and for that, I sincerely apologize," he said. -
USA No collusion? Why Trump's ego is a bigger threat to America than Russia or Iran | View Trump's cardinal rule of diplomacy is simple: A deal that he didn't make cannot possibly be any good. -
Europe News Brussels plans cash sweetener to share migrant load Six-thousand euros would be paid for each migrant taken in, but Italy's already slamming the offer. -
Europe News Does Trump want to strike trade deal with EU's Juncker? Amid transatlantic trade relations, the EU Commission president meets Donald Trump in Washington on Wednesday -
The Cube Greek residents share stories of narrow escape from deadly wildfires | The Cube Greek citizens share dramatic footage showing narrow escape from deadly wildfires -
Greece Greece appeals for help after deadly fires ravage coast At least 20 people are dead and hundreds of homes destroyed near Athens. -
World News White Helmets squeezed by warring forces and global factions With the help of the West, members of the volunteer rescue force known as the White Helmets are fleeing Syria as Russian-backed forces gain ground. -
World News Greek wildfire kills at least 20 near Athens as residents flee "People should leave, close up their homes and just leave," a senior fire chief said. -
France Macron under increased pressure over bodyguard French opposition conservative parties have called for a vote of no-confidence in the President over his failure to punish Alexandre Benalla -
Greece Greece wildfires: Seven hundred people rescued by boat Hundreds of people in Greece ran to the sea to save their lives from the wildfires. A Navy Frigate retrieved at least 4 dead people from the sea -
World News Trump's loud tweet was part of a detailed strategy to squeeze Iran Analysis: The pre-planned strategy was timed to set the stage for the re-imposition of U.S. economic sanctions on Iran three weeks from now.