5 June 2019 | Euronews
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USA Judge delays decision in census citizenship case after hearing evidence of GOP scheme "There is no smoking gun here, only smoke and mirrors," lawyers for the Justice Department said. -
USA New high-speed train will 'float' over tracks to reach 370 miles an hour Proposed magnetic levitation train could make ground travel faster than traveling by air in certain circumstances. -
No Comment D-Day veteran honours fallen comrades with parachute jump D-Day veteran honours fallen comrades with parachute jump -
France The key events of D-Day told in real-time 75 years on D-Day as it happened 75 years ago. -
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Italy European Commission concludes that Italy is breaching EU fiscal rules Time is running out for Italy after the European Commission concluded that the country is breaching EU fiscal rules because of its huge public debt -
USA Record number of undocumented immigrants flooded the southern border in May "We are in a full-blown emergency, and I cannot say this stronger: The system is broken," said acting CBP Commissioner John Sanders. -
USA Senators move to block Trump's 'emergency' arms sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE Trump's fellow Republicans say Congress's role as a check on presidential power is at stake. -
USA Trump promised to put 'American truckers first.' Drivers say he hasn't delivered Republican-led changes to the tax law have left some truckers feeling especially pinched. -
Denmark Denmark election: Opposition red bloc wins election as right wing parties flounder Results show the red bloc holds the plurality of votes in the Danish elections -
Italy European Commission recommends disciplinary action against Italy over debt The European Commission has recommended starting disciplinary procedures against Italy after it broke the EU’s debt rules last year and is likely to do so in 2019 and 2020. -
World Mike Pompeo: the US "has not been treated fairly" by Europe The US Secretary of State sits down with our political editor, Darren McCaffrey, to talk about Iran, Brexit and Huawei in this latest edition of The Global Conversation. -
USA Bernie Sanders brings battle against 'greed' inside Walmart shareholders meeting The presidential candidate, who's blasted the retail giant for paying employees "starvation wages," told company execs they should spread the wealth. -
Europe News The Brief: EU reflects lack of diversity in membership A new report showed that while racial and ethnic minorities make 10 percent of the EU’s population, only 5 percent of those elected into the European Parliament this election represented those populations. -
Uzbekistan Watch: 13 artists come together in Samarkand to immortalise cultural sites in their drawings Thirteen artists from all over central Asia have met in Uzbekistan's Samarkand, one of the continent's most ancient cities, for an ambitious project immortalising centuries of cultural heritage in artworks. -
USA YouTube bans videos glorifying Nazis and denying violent events The video platform has been under pressure from experts and watchdog groups for years, as researchers showed that its algorithm tended to drag users from mainstream videos toward extremist political content. -
USA Nadler 'confident' Mueller will testify before Congress, prepared to issue subpoena "We want him to testify openly....and we'll make that happen," the House Judiciary Committee chairman said of the former special counsel on Wednesday. -
Italy How is Matera proving it is the European Capital of Culture? The southern Italian city of Matera was appointed the European Capital of Culture 2019 and since then it has greatly boosted the number of cultural projects it puts on. Find out more in this episode of Go! Matera. -
United Kingdom Watch: UK PM May reads WWII soldier's moving letter to family ahead of D-Day Captain Skinner was one of the hundreds of thousands of troops to cross the Channel on D-Day. He died on June 7, 1944. -
Europe News 'My door is open' EU Commissioner tells Italy over debt The clock is ticking for Italy as the European Commission on Wednesday has launched an infringement procedure against the country. -
Europe News German candidate for EU top job re-elected to lead EPP Manfred Weber has secured the backing of his centre-right European People's Party to lead them in the next parliament. -
World Raw Politics in full: Trump with EU leaders and elections in Denmark Catch Wednesday's full episode of Raw Politics. -
USA AOC gets it wrong on tweet about Manafort 'solitary confinement' The president's former campaign chairman is expected to be transferred temporarily for an upcoming court appearance in New York. -
Europe News The Brief: How MEPs in-waiting are handling pre-Brexit, visa-free travel for Albania The MEPs who came next on their national lists are waiting for Brexit to happen before they can take their seats. Because they aren't being paid, many of them are still working their current jobs. -
USA Trump the nationalist celebrates D-Day's triumph of internationalism Analysis: The tension in the president — eager to buff his credentials as a bare-knuckled nationalist after rubbing elbows with royalty — reflects a deeper crisis. -
Earth News 'Sea creature' washes up outside Parliament on World Environment Day Charity Surfers Against Sewage is demanding the government protect 30% of the world's oceans by 2030. -
Italy Italy faces disciplinary action as Brussels and Rome at odds over debt Rome and Brussels remain at odds over Italy's economic prospects and high debt levels, with the EC recommending disciplinary procedures against Italy -
Australia Police in Australia search headquarters of ABC News in Sydney ABC says the operation was in relation to its 2017 reports about alleged misconduct by Australian troops in Afghanistan -
World News Football faces “existential threat” after Infantino gifted second FIFA term Gianni Infantino will be handed a second term as FIFA President at a meeting in Paris on Wednesday. -
Japan Teams compete to pick up trash on Tokyo 2020 Olympic beach Participants retrieved 117 kilogrammes of plastic waste from the Katase Higashihama beach near Tokyo, which will host the sailing competition next summer. -
Earth News Top 10 European Sustainable Fashion and Beauty Brands We round up the best in eco-friendly clothing and cosmetics in Europe -
World Huge protests in Prague demand resignation of Czech PM Andrej Babiš Organisers say up to 120,000 people have protested in the Czech capital Prague calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Andrej Babis. -
France Former Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn could face legal action in France, says finance minister Former Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn could face more legal trouble in France after an internal audit by the auto giant found €11 million of dubious expenses. -
USA Biden campaign's elf-inflicted error is one it can't really afford 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. -
World News How animal health is the forgotten factor in producing affordable, safe food for Europe ǀ View Animal protein is particularly important in developing countries where undernutrition is high, but widespread access to affordable and safe meat, fish, milk and eggs in Europe has also contributed to our nutrition security – and our freedom to choose a diverse diet. -
Russia Russia wants to ban personal imports of dairy and meat — these countries have weirder rules Russia wants to ban imports of meat and dairy products for personal use but other countries around the world have some stranger import restrictions. -
USA Trump 'not even sure' his team requested the USS John McCain be kept out of sight The military confirmed that the White House made the request for the ship to be kept away from Trump during his recent visit to Japan. -
The Cube YouTube says comments from conservative pundit on gay reporter do not violate guidelines Where is the line between debate and harassment on social media? YouTube has been caught up in a dispute between a conservative comedian and a gay reporter, which has thrown into question the responsibilities of platforms to protect users while still allowing free speech. -
Earth News Croatia: new experiences to try this Spring Our pick of new green initiatives sure to attract nature lovers as well as epicureans. -
USA Trump would prefer to talk with Iran, but won't rule out military action President stresses that the U.S. "can't let them have nuclear weapons," in an interview during his state visit to the U.K. -
Switzerland At least five people injured in Swiss gondola accident At least five people were hurt after the cable supporting a gondola at a Swiss mountain resort snapped during maintenance work. -
Europe News Nigel Farage refuses European Parliament summons over funding allegations Brexiteer Nigel Farage says the European Parliament has summoned him to explain allegations he did not declare gifts from a British insurance tycoon. -
USA How this Normandy town remembers the American sacrifice at D-Day Sainte-Mère-Église became a battleground in the largest ever seaborne invasion and residents still remember that day 75 years ago. -
USA Report: Russian 2016 troll campaign was well planned, made money Some accounts were set up months in advance. And some trolls used fake accounts to make money, researchers found, with one perhaps generating $1 million. -
USA Report: Russian 2016 troll campaign was well planned, made money Some accounts were set up months in advance. And some trolls used fake accounts to make money, researchers found, with one perhaps generating $1 million. -
United Kingdom Trump's obsessed with royalty — and it may have started with this family secret ǀ View While Trump has worked hard to build his life into a glittering, eponymous brand, there has long been a royal-specific yearning in the Trump family. -
Sweden New mothers' health improves if fathers can stay home, new study claims The research, conducted by two Stanford economists, studied the effects of a reform in Sweden introducing more flexibility in the parental leave system -
USA Biden's long evolution on abortion rights still holds surprises As a senator from Delaware, he once supported stripping exceptions for rape and incest from federal funding. -
Dubai’s top Emirati restaurants An introduction to both the traditional and contemporary food of the United Arab Emirates – and the best places in Dubai to taste it. -
World News Is the US right to claim the EU is not treating it fairly on trade? In an interview with Euronews on Monday, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo said the US hadn't "been treated fairly" by the EU. Did he have a point? -
USA Futuristic 'Flying-V' airplane concept puts passengers inside the wings The Dutch airline KLM recently announced that it will help develop the airplane concept. -
USA 'Happy hunting': Border Patrol searches on buses increase Advocates argue that asking Greyhound passengers about their citizenship can be unconstitutional and involve racial profiling. -
France Politics set to one side as leaders honour D-Day veterans on 75th anniversary Emotions ran high as world leaders commemorated D-Day in a ceremony marking 75 years since the invasion of Normandy. -
No Comment Quickest crawler crowned in Lithuanian baby race In a test of their crawling skills, 25 toddlers took part in Lithuania's annual baby racing contest The event has become something of a spectator sport since it was first staged in the capital Vilnius 20 years ago -
No Comment Russia test-launches new anti-ballistic missile Russian Defence Ministry on Tuesday (June 4) released a video showing a test-launch of a new anti-ballistic missile from Sary Shagan testing range in Kazakhstan -
United Kingdom World leaders commemorate 75th anniversary of D-Day in south England Donald Trump ends state visit to Great Britain with D-Day commemoration in southern England. -
Earth News World Environment Day: 10 ways to beat air pollution in 2019 Today is World Environment Day and this year's theme is about beating air pollution. Here's how you can make a difference. -
World News Indian authorities begin mission to remove bodies of missing climbers from mountainside Indian authorities begin mission to remove bodies of missing climbers from mountainside -
USA Formerly homeless man readmitted Texas university after leaving in 1975 David Carter, 67, left school after struggling for several years with mental health issues, including schizophrenia and substance abuse.