30 May 2019 | Euronews
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United Kingdom More than 750,000 EU citizens apply to stay in UK after Brexit - here's where they're from More than 750,000 EU citizens have applied to stay in UK after Brexit so far, the Home Secretary has said. Here's where they're from. -
USA Feds take possession of Paul Manafort's Trump Tower condo The longtime GOP operative agreed to forfeit the property after he pleaded guilty to charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller. -
USA Third Republican blocks attempt to pass disaster aid in House Democrats are now expected to hold a roll call vote on the bill once lawmakers return to Washington from their Memorial Day recess next week. -
Italy Italy's 5-Star leader and deputy PM Luigi Di Maio wins party confidence vote Supporters of Italy's 5-Star Movement took part in a confidence vote over the leadership of Luigi Di Maio, after a bruising defeat in the European elections. -
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United Kingdom Evidence of prehistoric settlement discovered in North Sea Archaeologists from Bradford University in the U.K. discovered traces of a lost settlement in the North Sea. -
USA Barr says Mueller 'could have' reached decision on whether Trump broke the law The attorney general disagreed with those suggesting that the former special counsel wants Congress to address the president's conduct. -
Italy 5-Star Movement leader Luigi Di Maio easily wins party confidence vote Supporters of Italy's 5-Star Movement have resoundingly backed its leader Luigi Di Maio to carry on following a bruising defeat in European elections -
World News Dangerously high levels of antibiotics found in world's major rivers, says study Overexposure to antibiotics through river pollution can lead to antibiotic resistance in humans - a potentially deadly outcome. -
USA Ancient star explosions could have led early humans to walk upright Scientists say supernovas blasted the early Earth with radiation that triggered forest-razing wildfires, prompting early humans to become bipedal. -
United Kingdom Astronomers say they've found a new Neptune-like planet "This planet is very, very close to its star. In fact, it orbits its star every 1.3 days. So, a year on this planet is only 1.3 days, " said Daniel Bayliss, from the University of Warwick, who worked on the study. -
Austria First female chancellor, Brigitte Bierlein, to head interim government in Austria Austria’s president has picked the female president of the Constitutional Court to become interim chancellor after parliament voted Sebastian Kurz’s government out of office in the wake of a video sting scandal. -
Poland Udder joy: Poland's moo-d lifted after free-roaming cows saved from execution Free-roaming cows in Poland, whose intended slaughter had sparked a national outcry, have secured a last-minute reprieve. -
Hungary Hopes fade for tourists missing after fatal boat sinking on River Danube Hopes are fading for 21 South Korean tourists and Hungarian crew still missing after the fatal sinking of a tourist boat on the River Danube in Budapest -
USA He said, he said: Are Mueller and Barr on same page about not charging Trump? Some observers have cited an apparent contradiction in statements by the special counsel and the attorney general. -
USA Meghan McCain says Trump won't let her grieve, obsessed he won't be 'great man' like her father McCain spoke out after reports the White House ordered the USS John S. McCain to be "out of sight" during Trump's visit to Japan. -
USA Jay Inslee tops Greenpeace climate grades, Joe Biden gets a D- The environmental group evaluated the 2020 candidates on support for the Green New Deal and opposition to fossil fuels. -
Spain Champions League trophy displayed in Madrid as 80,000 fans head to final The Champions League trophy was paraded through the streets of Madrid on Thursday ahead of the Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool final being held in the city on Saturday. -
Brazil How climate change is hitting livelihoods in Brazil's mangrove forests A fisherman has been telling his story of how climate change is threatening his livelihood in Brazil's coastal areas. -
Focus Thousands gather for the AI Everything event in Dubai Artificial intelligence is now a part of our daily lives but other innovations just around the corner are poised to bring us into the realm of science fiction. AI Everything offered a glimpse of what we can expect. -
Focus Eurasian Media Forum: is artificial intelligence the renaissance of humanity? Some people at the annual Eurasian Media Forum believe artificial intelligence will cause the next "renaissance of humanity" but others think this will come at the cost of serious inequality. Witness the debate in this feature of Focus. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia seeks united front against Iran after Gulf attacks The emergency meetings in Mecca come just as the United States plans to beef up its troops in the Gulf after attacks on oil assets there, which it blames on Tehran. -
United Kingdom Julian Assange is 'not very well' says lawyer after court no-show WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange missed a scheduled court appearance on Thursday because he is unwell, his lawyer said. -
Musica Michael Bublé: "Be in the moment" With more than 60 million records sold, many awards and now back on stage: the king of swing Michael Bublé is currently on world tour. We met up with the mega star in Birmingham. -
Hungary Captain of larger ship arrested over deadly Budapest boat smash Rescue workers were searching a vast length of the River Danube on Thursday for 21 tourists and crew missing after a sightseeing boat collided with a larger ship and sank within seconds. -
No Comment Champions League trophy shown off in Madrid as final countdown begins The Champions League trophy was paraded through the streets of Madrid on Thursday (May 30) ahead of Saturday's final between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool. -
USA Full list: House members who favor starting Trump impeachment inquiry It includes several members of the House Judiciary Committee as well as chairs of various House committees. -
France 24-year-old Algerian student confesses to Lyon bomb blast, IS links A 24-year-old Algerian student held in connection with last week's bomb blast in Lyon that injured 13 people has confessed to the attack and links to IS -
France Christianity in Iraq 'will never die' insists Archbishop of Mosul on visit to Lyon Christianity in Iraq 'will never die' insists Archbishop of Mosul -
USA Border agents apprehended over 1,000 immigrants in record round-up The group of 1,036 far exceeds other groups of immigrants apprehended at the border; the previous record of 424 was set last month. -
Serbia Serb ultranationalists protest over Kosovo Albanian culture festival It comes just a day after Serbia put its troops on high alert following the arrest of 19 people in an anti-crime operation in restive northern Kosovo, in an area primarily populated by ethnic Serbs. -
Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabak: the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict behind the Europa League controversy An Arsenal player was forced to miss his team playing in the final of the Europa league final because he did not think it was safe for him to travel to Baku, here's why.... -
No Comment Government warplanes 'bomb last rebel stronghold in Syria' Syrian rescue workers and activists say government warplanes have again bombed the last rebel stronghold in the country, levelling a building and killing five people inside it, including three members of a single family. -
No Comment Monks march in Myanmar in support of firebrand preacher Hundreds of monks and their supporters marched in Myanmar on Thursday to protest against the issuing of an arrest warrant for a high-profile, firebrand preacher for criticism of the government. -
Sport Children reflect on the current state of journalism at Football for Friendship Children reflect on the current state of journalism at Football for Friendship -
USA Man attacked by emotional support dog on flight sues Delta Marlin Jackson, from Alabama, filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines and one of its passengers after he was attacked in 2017 by an emotional support dog. -
World Education under threat in Hebron and the rest of the West Bank What is life like for Palestinian children living in the Israeli-controlled part of Hebron? What's the impact of the conflict on them and what's the role of the EU in reducing their trauma? -
USA 'Climbers who just want to check the box' blamed for Everest's deadly month "There are lots of climbers who just want to check the box so that they can say they've been to the top of the world." -
United Kingdom Lift off looms for world's first international jet suit races Three Jet suit pilots took to the skies over Gloucester Docks, England, to demonstrate their manoeuvres. -
Germany Exclusive: Militant fighter suspected of letting Yazidi girl 'die of thirst' arrested in Greece Exclusive: Militant fighter suspected of letting Yazidi girl 'die of thirst' arrested in Greece -
USA Trump attacks Mueller as a 'true never-Trumper' after admitting for first time that Russia helped elect him Impeachment is a "dirty filthy disgusting word," Trump added as impeachment talk ramped up after Mueller's Wednesday statement. -
USA Russian interference is the red flag from Mueller that everyone is missing First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
No Comment Flying high: Jet suit trio give English a taste of the future British company Gravity Industries, who made the suits, said it was the first time they had flown three pilots simultaneously. -
Earth News Can't decide between White, Red or Rosé? Why not try orange wine. Orange wine has caused quite the stir in the world of wine in recent years -
USA Sixteen women allege discrimination at FBI training academy in lawsuit The lawsuit alleges that over 100 female trainees encountered discrimination at Quantico, and that the FBI "allowed the Good Old Boy Network to flourish." -
USA In U.S.-China trade war, rare earth elements are latest flashpoint The elements are a crucial component of products that cut across the U.S. economy, not only in the tech sector but the energy, automobile and defense industries as well. -
USA Julian Assange misses court hearing, WikiLeaks says he is ill The WikiLeaks founder is in prison in London for jumping bail. He is fighting extradition to the United States. -
Earth News Singapore confronts food crisis with sky farms and lab-grown shrimp Why this small but mighty island is launching its very own farming revolution. -
United Kingdom Unbelieva-bauble! Police investigate 'explosive' which turns out to be Christmas bauble Once police investigated, they discovered that the suspicious device was, in fact, a Christmas bauble. -
France Calls grow for release of French academic who is being held in Turkey Calls are growing for the release of a French academic who has been held in Turkey for nearly a month after protesting against the conflict between the Turkish government and the Kurdistan Worker’s Party (PKK). -
World News Michel Barnier says deal is UK's only option for 'orderly' Brexit The EU's chief Brexit negotiator says the UK will not be able to renegotiate the deal regardless of what the Conservative leadership candidates say -
No Comment Japan beach clean-up aims to reduce plastic in our oceans A beach clean-up campaign has been launched in Japan to tackle plastic pollution in the sea. -
World Scotland a step closer to new independence referendum The Scottish government has published new legislation outlining a second vote for independence. This comes after SNP's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon secured a record number of MEPs in the latest EU election. The new bill does not specify a date for the vote. -
USA NASA scientist in coup case is released from prison, but can't leave Turkey The father of two was on a family visit to the county when he was arrested in the aftermath of a failed coup in 2016. -
USA E.U. demands cease-fire as civilians suffer in Syria's last rebel stronghold The U.N. says an estimated 3 million people are caught in the crossfire. -
USA Biden's personal loss emerges as a touchstone on the campaign trail Voters are sharing their own experiences with cancer and grief as the former vice president campaigns for the White House. -
USA Israeli politics is engulfed in chaos. Here are the key players. Benjamin Netanyahu is still set to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister in July, but voters will now have their say again on Sept. 17. -
World Philippines returns huge amounts of waste 'illegally shipped' by Canada The Philippines is returning huge amounts of waste which it says was illegally shipped by Canada, mislabelled as recyclable plastics. -
Denmark Rasmus Paludan: Meet the far-right leader who wants to deport all Muslims from Denmark Convicted of racism, accused of Nazi ties, known for burnings of the Quran... and about to become a Danish MP? -
United Kingdom No-deal Brexit risks future of UK, warns Philip Hammond "We need to get the spectre of a no-deal exit off the table," said Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond. -
Earth News Newly opened eco-resorts offering a green escape We have compiled a list of notable new openings and soon-to-open eco-friendly resorts that offer a sustainable escape. -
Hungary At least seven dead in Budapest after tourist boat sinks in rainstorm Seven people are dead and 20 missing after a pleasure boat carrying South Koreans was struck by another vessel in the Hungarian capital. -
USA Humpback whale likely dead after it was hit by ferry near Seattle "At 5 to 10 feet, there's no chance to even try to maneuver the vessel," the director of operations for the Washington state ferries system said. -
Israel Israeli PM fails to form government triggering fresh elections Political turmoil in Israel as voters face a second election in September as Benjamin Netanyahu fails to form government -
Hungary At least 7 dead, 20 missing after boat touring Budapest sinks in Danube The sightseeing vessel had at least 32 South Korean passengers when it collided with another vessel and sank in Hungary.