7 June 2019 | Euronews
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USA U.S. 'smart' bombs will be built in Saudi Arabia under Trump arms deal Democrats in Congress say the administration should not hand the Saudis valuable weapons tech given the kingdom's conduct in Yemen and human rights record. -
USA Justice Ginsburg hints at her ruling on upcoming census citizenship question She spoke candidly at a meeting of judges and lawyers in the Second Circuit court. -
Sudan International outcry over repression of protesters by Sudan's military The bloody repression of protesters by the military in Sudan has been greeted with a wave of international outcry condemning the violence -
USA US and Russia blame each other after warships almost collide in East Asian waters Both countries accused the other of dangerous and unprofessional behaviour. -
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USA Trump reverses thrust, says NASA should focus on Mars not the moon The president, along with Vice President Mike Pence, has been pushing for a return to the moon by 2024. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Boris Johnson £350m claim case thrown out by court It alleged Johnson — in the running to be the UK's next prime minister — mislead voters by suggesting the UK gave the EU £350m a week. -
USA President Donald Trump gears up attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi President Donald Trump geared up his attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the two clashed over threats to impose tariffs on Mexico over migrants -
Romania Diplomatic tensions flare between Romania and Hungary after cemetery incident Diplomatic tensions flare between Romania and Hungary after cemetery incident -
No Comment Donald, D-Day and dropping into France again: the best No Comment videos of the week Take a look at our selection of the best No Comment videos this week. -
USA Trump admin tells U.S. embassies they can't fly pride flag on flagpoles The administration is rejecting requests from U.S. embassies to fly the rainbow flag on flagpoles during June, LGBT Pride Month, say 3 U.S. diplomats. -
World News Which countries in Europe have the best quality bathing sites? As the temperatures rise and the summer months kick in, many across Europe will look to outdoor bathing sites to cool off. But which European country has the best water for bathing in? -
Ukraine Hit series Chernobyl has people sharing their memories of the disaster "Chernobyl" is now officially the best-rated TV series of all time - and its realism led people from all over the former Soviet Union to discuss their memories of the 1986 nuclear disaster -
El Salvador Move over, Trump? Meet the president taking Twitter use to new levels Twitter has been central in getting underdog candidate Nayib Buele elected President of El Salvador. Now, the leader is taking some of his first actions in office via Twitter, including letting officials go. -
USA House will call spy hunters to testify about Trump campaign, Russia contacts Intel Committee chair Adam Schiff said he wants "to explain to the American people the serious counterintelligence concerns raised by the Mueller Report." -
Kazakhstan Change or more of the same? Kazakhstan's pivotal presidential election explained Critics say the election is unlikely to be free or fair. Human Rights Watch says "the transition has been carefully orchestrated and highly controlled". -
USA NASA says the International Space Station is open for business The move will allow NASA to focus on returning astronauts to the moon and going to Mars. -
United Kingdom Police make arrests after 'female couple beaten in homophobic attack' Melania Geymonat says the men made sexual gestures and demanded they kiss before assaulting and robbing them on a London bus. -
USA Feds offer Manafort's SoHo apartment for sale for $3.6 million The listing describes the 2,000 square foot apartment as a "classic full-floor SoHo loft in a rare 5-unit condo" with "remarkable open sky and city views." -
Sudan Why is Sudan still mired in political chaos? | Euronews answers Efforts to bring democracy to Sudan suffered a major blow this week after a military raid in a pro-democracy camp in Khartoum. -
No Comment Torrential rain causes flooding in western Poland A number of drivers found themselves stranded as their cars stalled in floodwaters. -
Brazil Watch: Free rooftop yoga on offer in Brazilian favela Residents of one of Sao Paolo's most dangerous neighbourhoods are being offered rooftop yoga classes. -
My Europe Series Red to green and fresh faces to burst the Brussels Bubble This week the left-wing had a good week as the Social Democats swept the polls in Denmark, new MEPs continue to arrive in Brussels, we me a doctor who treated migrants arriving in Lampedusa and we also look ahead to next week. -
Earth News Don’t worry about buying a new jumper for the next 30 years The British designer who came up with a piece of clothing with a guaranteed life cycle of thirty years. -
World News NASA paves the way for tourists to visit International Space Station NASA will allow private citizens to stay at the International Space Station (ISS) for month-long getaways at a cost of about $35,000 (€31,000) per night, the US space agency said on Friday. -
USA Watchdog: ICE doesn't know how many veterans it has deported A new report commissioned by Congress found that some ICE agents were not aware of the agency's policies requiring additional approval to deport veterans. -
United Kingdom Three dead in UK listeria outbreak linked to pre-packaged sandwiches Three people have died in hospital in England and three more are seriously ill after an outbreak of listeria linked to pre-packaged sandwiches, Public Health England (PHE) said on Friday. -
United Kingdom The disastrous roll-out of the UK's digital welfare system is harming those most in need ǀ View The roll-out of the UK government's new digitalised welfare system has fallen short of expectations, with disastrous consequences for the most in need of their benefits. -
World News One million new sexually transmitted diseases recorded every day, warns World Health Organization A 'wake up call' is urgently needed among 15-49-year-olds, says health agency. -
Series Nesvizh Castle: an architectural landmark and a piece of Italy, in Belarus This feature of Postcards brings us to Nesvizh castle near Minsk, in Belarus. The site is on the UNESCO World Heritage list and attracts thousands of visitors every year. -
USA Kamala Harris ramps up in early primary states The Democratic presidential candidate hasn't matched the pace of other candidates on the ground but is ramping up her staffing in the early primary states.. -
France Women's World Cup: Little girls in Lyon dream of being the next Ada, not the next Ronaldo As the world's elite female footballers descend on France for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, at least one little girl in the southeastern city of Lyon has her sights set on future editions. -
Israel Watch: Gay pride march takes place amid tensions in Jerusalem Newly appointed Justice Minister Ofir Ohana, Israel's first openly gay cabinet minister, also took part. -
USA 'State actor' likely sabotaged ships with magnetic mines, U.N. is told The country suspected of being behind the attack was not identified in the joint document. -
World News This is how much plastic is thrown into the Mediterranean Sea every second "The Mediterranean is one of the emblematic places of our heritage and yet it is inexorably submerged under a torrent of plastics," said World Wide Fund for Nature. -
World How did Sharjah become the 2019 World Book Capital? H.E. Bodour Al Qasimi explains The emirate of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates was recently elected the UNESCO World Book Capital for 2019. -
World Kumzari: the Omani language on the verge of extinction The tiny fishing village of Kumzar lies in the northern tip of Oman at the strategic trade artery called the Strait of Hormuz, and as a result, has developed an uncommon identity. -
USA Cummings threatens contempt for Barr, Ross after failure to comply with census subpoena The deadline has passed for complying with the House Oversight demand for documents about adding a citizenship question. -
France Women's World Cup 2019 calendar: your guide to teams and times Get your football-watching organised with this handy guide of which teams are playing and when. -
Ecotech Four European cities leading the way in eco-friendly transport Find out which European cities are introducing eco-friendly initiatives to transform transport in urban spaces. -
USA Biden's reversal on Hyde Amendment caps a tough week 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 Dragon boat racers battle it out in Hong Kong Hundreds of people gathered at Hong Kong's Aberdeen Harbour on Friday for the annual dragon boat races. -
Russia Watch again: Putin and Xi speak at St Petersburg economic forum Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke about trade and cooperation at an economic forum in St Petersburg. -
No Comment Firefighters save driver after car swept away in flash floods This is the moment firefighters rescued a woman from a car in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, after flash flooding. -
USA Biden's authenticity at risk in abortion flap Analysis: His reaction may have chipped away at his narrative — and at confidence in his decision-making — in ways that hurt him over the course of time. -
USA Trump’s plan to ease pollution rules challenged – by carmakers Major car manufacturers say the US president’s planned rollback on Obama-era rules will damage the industry. -
France Watch: Paris scooter crackdown comes too late for injured pianist The French capital has 20,000 scooters and its pavements have become a battleground between riders and pedestrians. For pianist Isabelle Vanbrabant, 60, any regulations have come too late -
World Elected Spanish MEPs denied full access to EU Parliament Spanish MEPs elected last month are not being allowed full access into the parliament. They can only visit the building as guests since a political raw broke out between Catalan and other Spanish MEPs. -
USA Is this pogo stick rental app for real? Does it matter? Analysis: As the hype around micro-mobility grows, one too-weird-to-be-true company strikes a chord. -
No Comment Stranded motorists rescued after flash flooding hits US city Up to 3.8 centimetres of rain fell during a 30-minute period in the western part of the city, according to the National Weather Service. -
Sweden Explosion hits five-storey building in Linkoping, Sweden A powerful explosion hit a five-storey building in Linköping, southern Sweden, on Friday morning, authorities said in a press release. -
USA Covert videos of women walking at college campus found on porn site The women's faces were not visible and those featured in them were not identified by name, officials said. -
France French armed forces compete against the clock in gourmet cook-off Food on the front line is rarely anywhere near Michelin star quality. But a contest in France is sprinkling some gourmet stardust on military grub. -
France 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup: Euronews' definitive guide The favourites, the star players, when and where the games are happening, Euronews fills you in on everything you need to know about FIFA Women's World Cup 2019. -
Kazakhstan Astana Economic Forum: An uncertain world prompts renewed focus on human talent and knowledge We’re entering an unpredictable era where lack of certainty is the only constant - this is a key takeaway from two packed and inspiring days at the Astana Economic Forum. -
Earth News Iceland gives tap water luxury branding in plastic-free tourism push The country's tourism board wants to put a stop to the flow of plastic bottles into the ocean. -
USA Jupiter will be at its biggest and brightest next week. Here's how to get a good look. With binoculars or a small telescope, skywatchers may be able to see not just the planet itself but also its biggest moons. -
Greece Greek government changes definition of rape after initial draft law sparks backlash The Greek government made a U-turn on the definition of rape after an initial draft law sparked fierce criticism from society, NGOs, and parliament members. -
Earth News Contraceptive jewellery, the science behind burn-outs and other news Here is our curated selection of the top five wellness trends and products that caught our eye this month. -
United Kingdom Labour party narrowly denies Brexit party first seat in UK parliament The opposition Labour party narrowly retained its Peterborough seat in eastern England, denying the Brexit party its first seat in the UK parliament. -
USA Wife of Warriors owner reportedly gets death threats after viral clip of her speaking to Jay-Z Nicole Curran reportedly said she was asking the celebrity star couple if they wanted a drink but later received death threats on social media. -
USA Hammer spark caused largest wildland fire in California history The Ranch Fire burned more than 410,200 acres last year and damaged or destroyed over 280 structures. -
USA Biden drops support for Hyde amendment restricting abortion funding after criticism Joe Biden on Thursday night announced that he was abandoning his support for the Hyde Amendment, which bars federal funding for abortions. -
USA Dead GOP operative's files reveal North Carolina gerrymandering strategy, watchdog says The deceased strategist has also been linked to the Trump administration's controversial push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. -
USA Nike introduces mannequins of all shapes, sizes and abilities in new store The mannequins represent a wider range of women. -
USA Lawyer: Dmytro Firtash could be extradited to U.S. by early July The Ukrainian oligarch and former associate of Paul Manafort has been fighting extradition for 5 years. An Austrian court may rule on his fate in June.