2019-06-28

Italy

It was supposed to be a life-saving armada to defy Salvini. It failed

The story of how a 400-strong fleet conceived to defy Italy's right-wing government and save migrants' lives turned into a concert and boat parade.

28/06/2019

Iran

7 ways sanctions on Iran are impacting everyday life

From chickens to ID cards, US sanctions are changing daily life for many Iranians.

28/06/2019

Italy

360° video: This is how engineers train to drive on Mars

In two years, Europans will land their first rover on Mars. Do you know how engineers will drive a vehicle that's more than 50,000,000 kilometres away? For this 360° report we went to the training ground in Turin to find out.

28/06/2019

Living

Inspirational eco-luxury crafts to bring into your home

Our homes too can be luxurious without harming our planet

28/06/2019

World News

Treaty of Versailles centenary: Relics tell story of historic signing

On the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, we take a look at some relics from the moment the state of war between Germany and the Allied Powers was ended after World War I and how the historic treaty shaped the world today.

28/06/2019

World News

New hope to end cervical cancer as HPV vaccine have major impact

Researchers said on Wednesday a vaccination against HPV is having a major impact on stopping infections and should significantly reduce cases of the disease within a decade.

28/06/2019

USA

Smiling Trump tells Putin: 'Don't meddle in the election, please'

Trump's casual comments to Putin at a meeting during the Group of 20 Summit are unlikely to satisfy his critics.

28/06/2019

France

Seven ways the Treaty of Versailles changed the world

From the forerunner of the United Nations to the end of Germany's colonial empire, 7 ways the Treaty of Versailles changed the world.

28/06/2019

USA

Democratic frontrunner Biden criticised for race record in TV debate

Democratic White House favourite Joe Biden came under fierce attack for his past record on race in a TV debate.

28/06/2019

USA

Front-running Biden trips in first 2020 Democratic debate

Analysis: Over the span of two days, rivals Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren created opportunities for themselves.

28/06/2019

USA

Who won the second Democratic debate?

Analysis: Kamala Harris stood out, Joe Biden had a target on his back, and a few of the candidates were barely there.

28/06/2019

USA

Top candidate lines from the second night of Democratic debate

Some of the most memorable takes from each candidate on stage in Miami on Thursday.

28/06/2019

USA

Integration's painful past becomes the present for Biden and Harris

Analysis: In the debate, Biden revived his long-ago support for local school control. But Harris countered that only the federal government integrated schools.

28/06/2019

USA

'I couldn't get it done,' Buttigieg says of police tensions

"It's a mess, and we're hurting," Buttigieg says of the fallout in his Indiana city after the killing of a black man by a white officer.

28/06/2019

USA

Trump pans Democratic debate take on undocumented insurance: 'That's the end of that race!'

The president weighed in on the debate in Japan, on his way to a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

28/06/2019

USA

Biden, Sanders go after Trump at Democratic debate

10 Democratic candidates took the stage at the face off, hosted by NBC hosted in Miami.

28/06/2019

USA

Fact checking Night Two of the first Democratic debate

As the second set of Democratic candidates take the stage, here are the claims that hold up and the ones that don't.

28/06/2019

USA

Live-tracking mentions of President Trump during the Democratic debate

Democrats mostly avoided talking about the president on Wednesday night. Will that happen again on Thursday?

28/06/2019

USA

De Blasio apologizes after quoting Che Guevara at South Florida rally

After Wednesday's debate, de Blasio ended a speech to a union crowd by chanting Guevara's slogan "hasta la victoria siempre" or "until victory, always."

28/06/2019

USA

This is how much work women miss because of their periods

There's still a taboo for women when it comes to discussing menstrual pain at work or school.

28/06/2019

World News

Euronews interviews world's best chef Mauro Colagreco

In an exclusive interview with Euronews, world best chef Mauro Colagreco shares the philosophy underlying his seasonal cuisine, inspired by Mediterranean cultures and his native Argentina.

28/06/2019

USA

Jony Ive, the iconic designer behind Apple's iPhone, is leaving the company

Ive, who was a close confidant of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, plans to step down this year to form a design company.

28/06/2019

USA

Emergency funding for detained migrants clears Congress

The House on Thursday passed a Senate-approved version of the funding bill after attempts to make changes failed.

28/06/2019

Sport

Watch: Red Bull talks Formula 1 going green

Team principal Christian Horner says sustainability is integral to its future plans

28/06/2019

USA

States removed 17 million voters from rolls in two years

Legal challenges over voter registration practices have broken out across the country, often splitting along partisan lines.

28/06/2019

USA

House committee passes $300 million bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in public housing

"It is unfathomable that the very people our government seeks to shelter are dying in their homes," Rep. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, D-Ill., said.

28/06/2019