26 June 2019 | Euronews
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The Cube Why did Sea-Watch 3 decide to enter Italian territorial waters? Those on board tell Euronews that "the real solution to the problem is to have safe and legal passage for anyone fleeing and looking for safe harbour.” -
France Hundreds of schools closed throughout France as temperatures top 40C Hundreds of kindergartens and primary schools throughout France will remain closed until the end of the week as temperatures top 40C in many cities. -
USA Senate passes its version of emergency border funding bill House and Senate head toward reconciliation of different bills to provide funding for humanitarian crisis on the border. -
USA Reddit restricts pro-Trump community over violent threats The community, named r/The_Donald, has more than 754,000 subscribers and describes itself as a "never-ending rally dedicated to the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump." -
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USA No sign Notre Dame fire was criminal, Paris prosecutor says In the preliminary investigation, judicial police examined more than 1,200 clues and heard testimony from around 100 people. -
France Notre Dame fire investigation: Prosecutors investigate possibility of power fault or cigarette French authorities have no grounds to believe that the fire that wrecked Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral in April was the result of criminal activity, although they are looking into the possibility of negligence, said the Paris prosecutor's office. -
United Kingdom Watch: Johnson rules out role for Brexit Party at digital hustings with Hunt Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt were answering questions from voters at a digital hustings streamed online. -
No Comment First foundation stone placed for new Genoa bridge The first stone in the reconstruction for the new Genoa bridge was laid on Monday. -
USA Libyan warlord Trump praised is sued in U.S. for alleged rights abuses, war crimes President Trump praised Khalifa Haftar during a phone call in April and Arab allies are backing the former general in Libya's civil war. -
No Comment From Iceland to Spain — heatwave grips Europe From Iceland to Spain, no country has escaped the heatwave in Europe. -
No Comment Anyone for an ice lolly? Animals in Paris zoo try to keep cool If you thought ice lollies were only for humans, think again. The animals at Paris Zoological Park used the treats to cool down, as they battled this week's heatwave alongside their human helpers. -
Earth News A countdown of female celebrities doing their bit for the environment Emma Watson, Jessica Alba and Gisele Bündchen…what do they all have in common? These empowering women have one goal in mind, to reduce our impact on the environment. -
USA Booker calls for hearings on ICE's use of solitary confinement Cory Booker is the third senator to publicly raise concerns, and the second Democratic presidential candidate to question ICE about the use of solitary. -
Europe News Slovakia's first woman president asked about outfit changes in press conference Slovakia's first female leader was asked if she was "stressed" because she had changed outfits that day. -
USA U.S. woman who founded Uganda charity sued by 2 mothers who say their children died The two mothers who are suing say they didn't discover that Renee Bach was not a doctor until after their children died. -
Italy German rescue ship Sea-Watch 3 enters Italian waters, defying ban Italy's Matteo Salvini issued a strict warning to Germany and the Netherlands after the Sea-Watch 3 migrant rescue ship entered Italian waters despite a ban -
Cult The second Gnaoua Music Festival celebrated centuries of musical tradition The internationally renowned festival in Morocco fused together a range of genres including Gnaoua music - an ancient African Islamic repertoire of songs and rhythms. -
USA Federal funds for legal help to child migrants at border are running out Federal funds that guarantee child migrants the right to free legal representation — their best shot at staying in the U.S. — are close to running dry. -
Europe News Hungary gov't: We will publish corruption report — but not just yet The statement comes after a Hungarian MEP said the government would not authorise the publishing of the report -
France Watch: Women protesting burkini ban fined by French police "Women's rights will recede whenever men use secularism as a pretext for Islamophobia," said one Twitter user. -
USA From dancing tomatoes to cyberpunks, E3 show reveals wilder side of gaming E3 2019, the gaming industry's biggest and wildest show, included flashy booths, sizzling trailers, a surprise appearance by Keanu Reeves, and the ejection of one of gaming's biggest stars. -
USA No sign of alien life seen in new search, so the search is expanding The "Breakthrough Listen" initiative listened in on 1,300 star systems and found no sign of E.T. But the search is set to expand. -
USA Trump tells U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe to 'never disrespect' White House "I am a big fan of the American Team, and Women's Soccer, but Megan should WIN first before she TALKS! Finish the job!" the president tweeted. -
Italy Italian luxury jeweler Bulgari opens sparkling exhibition in Rome Italian luxury jeweler Bulgari opened a sparkling exhibition in Rome entitled "Bvlgari, the Story, the Dream" showing the luxury jeweler's course over time -
China Watch: Giant dinosaur roams Chinese rice paddy Lufeng County, home to the spectacle, is renowned for numerous discoveries of dinosaur remains from the Jurassic period. -
Germany Naked man riding scooter during heatwave tells German police: 'It's too hot' Police in Brandenburg released pictures of the man on their social media accounts and praised him for wearing a helmet. -
Real Economy What is the new economic agenda for Europe? The Real Economy team attended the Brussels Economic Forum to discuss Europe's role in the new global order. -
France Women's World Cup: What can we expect in the quarter-finals? Seven out of eight European nations are into the quarter-finals. Take a look at what's coming up and what the predictions are. -
Germany Germany gang rape: 11 men on trial over attack on woman, 18 Eleven men, mostly from Syria, have gone on trial in Freiburg, Germany over the gang rape of an 18-year-old woman outside a nightclub last October. -
USA What to watch for at tonight's first Democratic presidential debate 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. -
Switzerland Watch back: 'Saudi Arabia is responsible' for Khashoggi's murder, says UN rapporteur Agnes Callamard, the UN special rapporteur for extrajudicial executions, presented her report at the Human Rights Council, of which Saudi Arabia is a member. -
No Comment Kim and Trump impersonators wow Osaka crowds ahead of G20 summit The impersonators of Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump greeted crowds in a shopping area in Osaka, two days before world leaders are set to meet at the G20 summit. -
World News School's out for summer: Which European students have the longest holidays? Certain countries, such as France, have opted to fix holiday dates for all students (from July 6 to September 2), whereas Germany, Austria and the UK stagger dates across regions. -
USA Harrowing photo of drowned father and daughter shows peril migrants face at southern US border A photo showing a father and his daughter drowned in the Rio Grande has highlighted the dangers facing migrants trying to cross into the US. -
World Palestinians remain unconvinced at day two of Kushner's controversial Middle East workshop Tony Blair will address the workshop today -
World News Watch: Zoo animals share techniques to keep cool in heatwave To keep cool, some animals have taken matters into their own hands (or trunks). At these zoos in Austria and Germany, worm ice lollies are on the menu too. -
Europe News The Brief: Czech Republic exposed in anti-corruption report "No wonder the people are not happy." On Sunday, the Czech Republic had anti-government protests of 250,000 people. Then, a report was released about corruption in EU countries. The Czech Republic did not perform well. -
Rwanda Watch: Endangered rhinos take trip of a lifetime from Europe to Africa Five critically endangered eastern black rhinos travelled from a Czech safari park to begin new lives in Rwanda's Akagera National Park. -
United Kingdom Theresa May faces heat over Saudi arms sales at PMQs Jeremy Corbyn challenged the prime minister about the sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia, which is engaged in the war in Yemen. -
Earth News Prada unveils revolutionary bag collection made from ocean plastic The iconic brand has released a new line featuring recycled waste. -
No Comment Jackson fans hit back at documentary in Hollywood protests Michael Jackson fans descended on Hollywood not only to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his death but also to proclaim his innocence after the HBO documentary 'Leaving Neverland' earlier this year accused the global superstar of child abuse. -
World News Opioids responsible for most drug-related deaths in Europe, says UN Drugs Report In the UK, which accounts for one-third of all overdose deaths in Europe, 46% (1,164) of the fatalities from drug use recorded in England and Wales in 2017 involved heroin and morphine. -
World June heatwave expected to break national all-time temperature records in France Europe is bracing itself as parts of the continent are expected to see temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius this week. Meteorologists say this June heatwave will possibly break previous national all-time records in France before Friday. -
Belgium How much does your nation spend on defence? And what percentage of GDP? European countries have been repeatedly admonished by US President Donald Trump since his election for not spending at least 2% of their GDP on defence expenditures. -
USA How candidates are preparing for the first debate: pushups, videos, brevity "That's hard!" Elizabeth Warren says about "learning to talk in one-minute segments," while Cory Booker does bicep curls — in a shirt and tie. -
Earth News In conversation with Kilian Jornet 2018 National Geographic’s Adventurer of the Year on his adventures, training and why being in the mountains is so important. -
France French restaurant wins 'world's best restaurant' award for first time The restaurant, Mirazur, on the French Riviera won the competition, which saw other European restaurants dominate the top 10 list. -
Denmark Denmark forms leftist government with youngest prime minister While the new left-leaning government is unlikely to fundamentally change Denmark's economic policy, Frederiksen, 41, has promised to increase welfare spending after years of austerity. -
France Facebook to hand over data on hate speech suspects to French courts In a world first, the social media giant has agreed to give names of French users who are suspected of using hate speech on its site to courts. -
USA House passes border funding bill to address humanitarian crisis Passage of the measure came after House Democratic leaders sought to appease members of their caucus only hours earlier with change to the legislation. -
USA Robert Mueller to testify publicly before House committees on July 17 The announcement came after the chairmen of the two panels issued a subpoena compelling Mueller's testimony. -
USA Eric Logan shooting stirs anger over racial injustice in Pete Buttigieg's South Bend Many residents aren't blaming Mayor Pete for the fatal police shooting of a black man, but say something needs to be done about long-standing inequality. -
USA Justice Department lawyer defends herself after viral video on child migrant treatment Exclusive: In a private Facebook post, Justice Department attorney Sarah Fabian says a false impression has been created about her testimony. -
USA Trump's chief of protocol pulled off the job ahead of G-20 Sean Lawler has been pulled off the job amid an investigation into allegations of discrimination and harassment, U.S. officials said.