26 July 2018 | Euronews
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World News Virgin Galactic spaceplane smashes altitude record in latest test flight Sleek craft climbs to 32 miles over California's Mojave Desert. -
Egypt Egyptian zoo accused of painting donkey to look like a zebra Donkey or zebra? Egyptian zoo accused of painting donkey to look like a zebra. -
Economy Macron against trade deal with the US His comments came on his first official to Spain to meet new Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez -
Poland Protesters hit the streets after Polish President signs judicial appointments law Poland sees a new wave of protests as President Duda signs contested judicial appointments law that accelerates changes in Supreme Court. -
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Syria Syria: Mass funeral after deadliest onslaught in Sweida The so called Islamic State militants claim responsibility for the coordinated assaults in and around a government-held city and at several villages, in the group's deadliest onslaught in the country for years -
World News What does the summer heatwave look like across Europe? Euronews takes a look at how this year's heatwave has affected other European countries. -
Europe News EU breathes sign of relief over transatlantic trade row Donald Trump and European Commission President agree to tackle differences after Washington talks -
Cinema Game of Thrones actor highlight plight of Syrian refugees Game of Thrones actor Liam Cunningham was reunited with a young syrian refugee he first befriended in Jordan in 2016 -
Greece Who are the victims of Greece’s wildfires? A local chef, an Irish honeymooner and a newly-retired Belgian tourist are among the victims of Greece’s deadly wildfires. -
World Mosul and its people rise from the ruins One year after ISIS was driven out of Mosul stills resembles a war zone and its people struggle to rebuild shattered lives -
Global Japan SME energy driving Japan's economic powerhouse Small and medium businesses are the beating heart of Japanese manufacturing, providing the energy and creativity that make the country an economic superpower -
Sport Watch: Ex-Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson thanks staff after leaving hosptial Ex-Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken for the first time since leaving hospital after a brain haemorrhage. -
Business EC Bank will end its €2.6 trillion stimulus programme The European Central Bank says the risks from an unpredictable global trade conflict doesn't warrant any deviation from its plan -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Nasser Al-Attiyah charges into second spot Nasser Al-Attiyah (Toyota Hilux n°101) moved up to second overall in winning the sixth and penultimate stage of the Silk Way Rally in the car class. -
Russia All change: Russia's odd train time custom finally hits the buffers Europe’s intrepid train travellers were handed a boost after Russia announced it was calling time on a confusing custom at its stations. -
World News Trump threatens Turkey with sanctions over detained American pastor The case has strained ties between NATO allies Turkey and the United States. -
Chile New initiative allows the visually disabled to experience art in a whole new way A new initiative in Chile’s capital of Santiago allows visually disabled people to enjoy the city’s bustling street art scene. -
Sweden Sweden tries to put wildfire out ... by dropping a bomb on it Sweden's air force employed an unusual tactic to try and put out a wildfire — dropping a bomb on it! -
Musica Wagner's mystical Parsifal mesmerises Munich The composer's intense, complex masterpiece opened the Munich Opera Festival at the Bavarian State Opera with a stellar cast -
World News Hundreds of cheering migrants storm border fence, enter Europe Three times more migrants have arrived in Spain in 2018 compared to the same period last year, according to the IOM. -
Spain FC Barcelona’s first mixed flight triggers uproar over men and women's seating arrangements FC Barcelona first mixed tour was supposed to be a beacon of gender equality, however, it triggered social media uproar after it emerged that only the men flew in business class, while the women were left in economy. -
No Comment Flash flood hits northern Athens suburb The Greek capital's fire department received 140 calls for assistance and to pump water from flooded homes and businesses. -
Sweden Sweden bans backyard barbecues in battle against wildfire outbreak Wildfire-hit Sweden is warning its citizens against having barbecues — even in their own back gardens. -
Pakistan Who is Pakistan's next prime minister Imran Khan? Cricket-star-turned politician Imran Khan claimed victory in Pakistan's general election on Wednesday. Euronews takes a look at the man behind the cameras. -
World News Playboy-turned-corruption crusader claims victory in nuclear-armed Pakistan Over the past two decades, the cricket icon has made a public transformation from international playboy to devout Muslim and anti-Western campaigner. -
World News How do lizards survive hurricanes? Scientists use leaf blower to find out Lizards can cling on to objects while faced with wind speeds topping 174kph – and the feat has been captured on a high-speed camera. -
USA BMW jobs at risk in the US The largest BMW factory in the world, in Spartanburg in South Carolina, makes a whole region live, but since Donald Trump threatens to tax imports in the sector, subcontractors fear to be the first victims -
World News Anti-social? Trump rips Twitter for 'discriminatory' 'shadow banning' practices "Shadow banning" is a vague term that refers to the idea that certain Twitter profiles have become more difficult for users to find and see. -
Economy Watch: Juncker appears to shun Trump's hand of friendship Cameras showed Jean-Claude Juncker rejecting Donald Trump's attempt to help him up some stairs at the White House. -
World News What did Trump and Juncker agree on trade? | Euronews Answers The meeting between the US and EU presidents in Washington has eased tensions amid fears of a trade war, though some play down the significance of what was agreed. -
France New toothbrush claims to clean all your teeth in just 10 seconds Y-Brush, invented by Lyon-based startup FasTeesH, is a Y-shaped electric toothbrush that is able to reach and clean all the teeth due to its shape and sonic vibrations. -
Pakistan Pakistan's Imran Khan awaits final election result before building coalition Pakistan's electoral commission is expected to announce the full results of a disputed election on Friday, paving the way for the winner, former cricket hero Imran Khan, to begin searching for coalition partners. -
Spain Migrants storm fence at Spain's Ceuta enclave Dozens were injured in what was described as an incursion of 'unprecedented violence' -
Europe News How more US-bound steel is leaving key EU port despite trade dispute Euronews' Bryan Carter has been to Antwerp in Belgium to see how the port has been affected by the US' decision to impose a 25% tariff on steel imports. -
World News Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments through key route after tanker attack The route is used by tankers heading from the Middle East through the Suez Canal to Europe. -
Greece Greek fires: Search for missing moves to Athens morgue Coroner says identification of bodies difficult as most are badly charred -
No Comment Laos dam collapse: 24 reported dead and nearly 131 missing Authorities are investigating why a dam in southeastern Laos collapsed earlier this week, killing at least 24 people and leaving 131 missing. -
No Comment Man vandalises Trump's Hollywood star A man with a pickax vandalised US President Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame early on Wednesday and later surrendered to police. -
No Comment Sandstorm sweeps across city in northwest China A sandstorm swept across Golmu city in China's Qinghai province on Wednesday, turning the sky yellow. -
Business Facebook sends Nasdaq tumbling, registers biggest ever daily percent drop Facebook sends Nasdaq tumbling with biggest ever daily percent slump. -
World News Migrant rescue ship's ordeal exposes hardening views as populism blossoms The approach taken by Italy's new populist government raises questions about how rescue ships can continue saving lives in the Mediterranean Sea. -
Europe News Belgium: municipalities divided over the burkini in public swimming pools A Ghent tribunal took a position ruling that in public swimming pools of the city and in Merelbeke, women should be allowed to wear the full body swimming suit. But the city Council has decided to appeal against this ruling -
World News Summer heatwave: soon the norm in Europe Surface air temperatures have been increasing on a regular basis globally since 1979. On a monthly global average, since 1989, surface air temperatures have been increasing each month every year -
World News Facebook: Five things to know after fortunes shift Facebook shares lost as much of a quarter of their value on Wednesday after executives said that profit margins would plummet for several years. Euronews takes a look at how this happened. -
China Explosion outside US embassy in Beijing A US embassy spokesperson said an individual detonated a bomb, while police say it was a firework device. -
Greece Frantic search for missing begins after devastating Greek wildfires The search is on for around 40 people missing in the Greek resort of Mati after Monday's fires which killed more than 80. -
Pakistan Imran Khan leads Pakistan election as opponents cry foul Pakistani authorities said on Thursday full results of the general election would be delayed as cricket hero-turned-politician Imran Khan led in a partial count that opponents say has been rigged. -
France Macron bodyguard gives newspaper interview In an interview with Le Monde newspaper, Alexandre Benalla says he is a fall guy and his case is being used to settle scores with the president -
Economy Antwerp port steels for trade tariff blowback Antwerp port steels for trade tariff blowback -
USA Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
Germany German brewers running out of bottles German brewers running out of bottles -
World News Facebook stock plunges more than 20 percent The results marked a rare disappointing day for investors in Facebook, which for years has regularly beaten analysts' expectations.