1 June 2019 | Euronews
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USA Cries to 'impeach' erupt during Pelosi's speech to California Democrats "This is like coming home for me," Pelosi said as audience members' calls to "impeach" grew louder. -
Spain Champions League final 2019 in photos Liverpool and Tottenham face off in an all-English Champions League final. -
World News Mexican president expects 'good results' in negotiations over US tariffs López Obrador, Mexico's president has said he is open to negotiate after President Trump threatened to raise tariffs on the country over illegal immigration. -
Sport Serena Williams may seek grasscourt wildcard ahead of Wimbledon after defeat Serena Williams may seek grasscourt wildcard ahead of Wimbledon -
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World News Pope Francis visits Romania's cultural capital On the last leg of his trip to Romania the pope visited the city of Iasi in the province of Moldova. -
Spain 360° video: This ancient technique is the most sustainable way to catch tuna fish The almadraba technique might be 3,000 years old, but it is still the most sustainable way to catch tuna fish, it's claimed. Join Spanish fishermen as they catch the giant fish in this 360° report. -
No Comment Pro-Palestinian protesters gather for annual Quds Day in Berlin A few hundred people in Berlin took to the streets for rallies marking "Quds Day" on Saturday (June 1) in solidarity with Palestinians -
No Comment Germans get down and dirty during muddy endurance event Some 15,000 people took part in a muddy challenge in Arnsberg, Germany, on Saturday. -
Hungary Budapest shipwreck: captain of the cruise ship involved in the collision is arrested Police have said in a statement that a 64 year old Ukrainian man has been taken into custody under suspicion of endangering water transport. -
Spain UEFA issues warning about 'fake stewards' plot to steal Champions League tickets Ahead of the Champions League final, UEFA issued a warning about fake stewards and an organised attempt to steal tickets. -
USA A European doctor prescribes abortion pills to U.S. women online — but the FDA is watching Aid Access, an organization started by a Dutch doctor to offer abortion pills to women in the U.S., is defying an FDA warning by continuing to operate. -
No Comment South Korea's LGBT pride march demands equality and better rights Thousands of members of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community hit the streets for South Korea's Gay Pride Festival. -
Germany Hamburg wants to legalise 'dumpster diving' to cut food waste The city of Hamburg wants to legalise taking food from garbage bins — sometimes called ‘dumpster diving’ or ‘freecycling’ — in an effort to reduce food waste. -
Russia Russian explosives factory blast 'injures at least 79 people' An explosion at a Russian explosives factory injured at least 79 people, the Russian health ministry said. -
Earth News What's on in June? An agenda of cultural events across Europe Find out about some intriguing events happening in June and why they promote environmental credentials. -
Sport Jose Antonio Reyes: Ex-Arsenal footballer 'dies in car accident in Spain' We couldn't be confirming worse news," the club wrote on Twitter. "Beloved Sevilla star José Antonio Reyes has died in a traffic collision. Rest in peace." -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Fire at Bosnia migrant camp injures 29 Twenty-nine migrants were injured in a fire that broke out early on Saturday at a migrant camp in a former factory in Velika Kladusa, Bosnia. -
No Comment Hungarians pay tribute to South Koreans killed in Danube boat accident Hungarians gathered outside the South Korean embassy in Budapest on Friday (May 31) to pay tribute to 28 tourists feared dead after a boat accident on the Danube River. -
Spain Liverpool lift their sixth Champions League trophy, defeating Tottenham 2-0 in Madrid Liverpool lift their sixth Champions League trophy, defeating Tottenham 2-0 in Madrid -
World News Campaigners collect a million signatures in bid to end battery farming “This is a huge victory. It is the largest win for farm animal welfare, ever. Not only that, it is the largest coalition that has been brought about in the name of farm animal welfare. We are phenomenally proud of this collaborative effort." -
USA Navy acknowledges request to hide USS John McCain during Trump visit "A request was made to the U.S. Navy to minimize the visibility of USS John S. McCain" during President Donald Trump's recent state visit to Japan, the Navy said in a statement. -
USA What's the difference between a hurricane and a tornado? Hurricanes and tornadoes produce strong, swirling winds, but they differ in size and duration as well as in how, when and where they form. -
USA 'Should these platforms exist at all?': One GOP senator's crusade to rein in — and rethink — big tech Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri, the chamber's youngest lawmaker, says breaking up the giants might not be enough. -
Ukraine The costs of Putin's passports offer to separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine Vladimir Putin's controversial move to offer fast-tracked Russian passports to residents of separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine sparked outcry in Kyiv and other European capitals. What are the costs of such a move? -
Hungary Budapest tour boat flipped over 'in an instant' say survivors Survivors of the Budapest tour boat disaster say they barely had time to grab hold of a drifting lifeboat while watching in horror as others struggled in the dark, rainy waters. -
Mexico Mexico's president calls on Donald Trump to back down from tariffs threat on Mexican imports Trump's bid to get the country to crack down on illegal immigration could shock Mexico's economy. -
USA Acting Defense chief Shanahan vows U.S. will no longer 'tiptoe' around China In his first major speech on the international stage, Shanahan denounced China's efforts to steal technology from other nations and militarize man-made outposts in the South China Sea. -
Romania Watch again: Pope Francis visits one of Romania's most important Catholic sites The pontiff is continuing his visit of Romania. -
United Kingdom Brexit: what would leadership rivals Johnson and Hunt do as prime minister? Rival contenders Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt both say they can renegotiate a deal with the EU – but also maintain the UK is ready to leave without one. -
USA Trump creates diplomatic headache for U.K. even before state visit The president is deeply unpopular, but a Brexit-wreaked UK needs a strong relationship with the U.S. now more than ever, analysts say. -
Earth News A wine renaissance is happening in the Balkans This region had a history of producing wines that predated the Romans and now people are reclaiming this heritage. -
USA City worker shoots dead 12 in Virginia Beach municipal office A veteran municipal employee opened fire in Virginia Beach on Friday, killing 12 people on three floors and sending terrified colleagues scrambling for cover. -
USA City workers in Virginia Beach terrorized in their own offices Employees had to dive for cover and barricade themselves inside as a gunman prowled the hallways. -
USA Ocasio-Cortez gets back behind the bar to mix it up for a cause close to her heart The freshman lawmaker said she was worried that she'd lost her touch with the cocktail shaker. But she hadn't.