5 July 2019 | Euronews
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World News How to prevent jet lag (so you're not too tired for your trip) Some small adjustments leading up to your trip, on the flight and once you arrive will help prevent the fatigue and irritability that comes with jet lag. -
Sweden 14% young Europeans at risk of depression, Sweden tops the list: Study 14% young Europeans at risk of depression, Sweden tops the list: Study -
USA Administration tells judge 'all available options' being considered to add citizenship question The Trump Administration notified a federal judge Friday that government lawyers are looking at "all available options" for adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census form that goes to every U.S. household. -
Spain Human activity responsible for 96% of wildfires around Mediterranean basin: WWF At least 40% of wildfires are started because of negligence. Another 26% are criminal. -
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Kyrgyzstan The EU must press for an end to repression in Central Asia at its Kyrgyzstan summit ǀ View On her potentially last foreign trip, Federica Mogherini will present the EU’s new Central Asia strategy at a summit with Central Asia leaders in Kyrgyzstan. But she should convey several things in Bishkek, most notably the abuse and repression of citizens that is ongoing in the region. -
USA Fact check: Trump's claims about the citizenship question on the census The president's comments come as the administration is trying to figure out a way to include the question. -
Sweden Swedes warned of high antibiotic content in Cypriot halloumi, agriculture minister hits back A Swedish food expert warned Halloumi from Cyprus contains high levels of antibiotics and said it "could be worse than eating meat," but Cypriot Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis hit back calling the claims "defamation". -
Earth News How to recreate the Duchess of Cambridge's Wimbledon Bright Whites Get the Duchess of Cambridge's monochrome look from these sustainable brands -
Russia Outrage in Russia over murder charges against teenage victims of domestic violence Murder charges against three teenage sisters in Russia who killed their father as a result of domestic and sexual violence have sparked outrage in the country. -
Netherlands Watch: World's first floating farm in operation in Rotterdam The aim of the initiative, said designer Peter Van Wingerden, was to shorten the distance between the production and consumption of food. -
Denmark Watch: New video shows sledge dogs running on Greenland melted ice A picture that went viral last month that appeared to show dogs running on water raised alarm bells about the acceleration of ice melt in Greenland. Now scientists have released a video. -
USA Trump blames teleprompter for Revolutionary War 'airports' flub The president made the gaffe during his speech at the Lincoln Memorial as part of the "Salute to America" July Fourth event. -
No Comment Huge pile-up at Mountain of Hell bike race makes for 'mother of all crashes' Hundreds of bikers racing down a glacier can be a bit of a slippery affair -
France Mediterranean hot tub: Waters around France are already overheating for early summer The near tropical temperatures are causing problems for flora and fauna and attracting some unwelcome guests. -
Spain Watch: Dozens protest ahead of San Fermin bull run in Pamplona Dozens of demonstrators lay half-naked on the streets of Pamplona on the eve of the San Fermin festival on Thursday. -
USA 'A lot of people are going to be joining': Trump says July Fourth event boosts military recruiting Rain didn't dampen the president's spirits about the "Salute to America," which he deemed "fantastic." -
Business Christine Lagarde at the ECB: key challenges Christine Lagarde at the ECB: rebooting eurozone economic growth and reviving inflation -
USA Police break up 400-person 'modern day slavery' ring in UK Prosecutors say more than 400 victims were forced to work for minuscule wages while their masters earned some 2 million pounds ($2.5 million) and lived a luxurious lifestyle -
Business Unemployment rate in EU plunges to 6.3 percent Unemployment across the eurozone has hit a fresh 11 year low in May 2019. -
USA Rep. Steve King steps into Twitter trap The controversial Iowa congressman appears to need a few good men to handle his Twitter account. -
USA High-tech thermal cameras could protect whales from deadly collisions with ships About 1,200 ship strikes were reported between 2007 and 2016, but a new detection system may help to keep these mammals safe. -
USA Trump says he's considering executive order to add citizenship question to census The president's action would likely trigger a fresh round of lawsuits. -
World News When the pope met Putin: Why are people talking about the Great Schism of 1054? Pope Francis and Russian President Vladimir Putin met for the third time on Thursday — but what is the significance of this? And why do people keep talking about the Great Schism of 1054? -
World News A conversation with Huda Kattan: Business, Beauty and Babies She's a self-made international beauty businesswoman worth an estimated 490 million euros. Dubai-based Huda Kattan is also one of the world's leading social media influencers with an Instagram following upwards of 37 million. Kattan spoke with Euronews about beauty, empowerment and Generation Alpha. -
Earth News The Business of sustainability: is the world of finance ready to go green? Investors are increasingly keen in putting their money into sustainable projects. From the traditional 'greenwashing', they’re shifting to a real interest in "green investment". At the Transition Forum in Monaco, we had the opportunity to hear their views. -
USA Deadly land, deadly sea: Libya migrants face brutal choice "My days are dark here," said one teenager from sub-Saharan Africa who survived a deadly airstrike hitting a migrant detention center in Libya. -
Series Cool off and relax on white sands and swim in warm turquoise sea – visit Varadero in Cuba A length of land of sublime beauty that extends along 22 kilometres in the Peninsula of Hicacos, in the province of Matanzas lies Varadero. -
Earth News Mushroom trainers and apple peel bags: the best of Berlin fashion week The latest innovations in sustainable fashion from the Neonyt stage this week in Berlin. -
No Comment California native chomps down 71 hot dogs to win annual contest Fireworks, music and the pursuit of hot dogs marked the 243rd year of independence for the United States -
No Comment Around 5,000 sheep to be sheared during world championships in France The competition kicked off on Thursday in Le Dorat, central France, spanning four days to crown the world's best team of shearers. -
World Will an Emirati businessman succeed in towing an iceberg to the UAE? An Emirati businessman wants to tow an iceberg from Antarctica to the Arabian Gulf. -
World Little inventors come up with big ideas in the UAE Investing in inventors is how some countries in the Middle East and North Africa are looking to enrich and enhance their societies. -
World What are some Middle East inventions that helped shape the world? Since the beginning of humankind, inventions have helped move civilizations forward, with many creations coming from Middle East and North Africa. -
Angola 360° Video: Visit the dam that powers Angola It's the Laúca dam, which is 155 meters high and has a length of 1,1 km. When the project will be finished, it will have an installed power of 2067 MW. -
World News An ancient forest in Iran and a bird sanctuary in China: Discover UNESCO's new World Heritage sites The Hyrcanian forests along the Caspian Sea in Iran and the migratory bird sanctuaries in the Gulf of China are among the new sites that made UNESCO's emblematic World Heritage List this year. -
My Europe Series Marathon summit leaves Strasbourg reeling The week was marked by controversies of behind-closed door deals and democratic deficits as EU leaders chose the next nominees to lead the continent into the next five years. It was also the first week new MEPs took up their seats and a fair few rhetorical fireworks ensued. -
USA Privacy-first browsers look to take the shine off Google's Chrome Microsoft and Firefox are two of a number of companies and organizations looking to take a piece out of Google. -
USA NY Gov. Cuomo to act soon on two bills aimed squarely at Trump The legislation would allow certain members of Congress to get their hands on the president's state tax returns and crimp his pardon power. -
Europe News The Brief: EU top jobs debate sparks anger in Strasbourg New MEPs, their first ever debate. Launched by freshly elected European Parliament president David Sassoli. One topic dominated the speeches. -
World News Juncker says EU top jobs nomination process 'was not very transparent' The outgoing European Commission President deplored that European leaders had rejected the spitzenkandidat process through which he had been appointed to nominate German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen. -
Europe News New MEPs have taken their seats. But what happens to the 27 in Limbo? Until Brexit happens, anyway. -
Turkey Car bombing in southern Turkey kills three Syrians A bomb inside a vehicle exploded in the Turkish town of Reyhanli on Friday, killing three people - two of which were Syrian passengers. -
No Comment Red Bull 'Flugtag', office chair racing and a 'poo museum': No Comment of the Week Here are our picks of the best No Comment videos from this week. -
Belgium Watch: Flying bicycles spotted in Brussels as Tour de France fever takes hold First taking place in 1903, this year will be the 106th edition of the iconic sporting event. -
USA Thousands celebrate as Sudan civilian and military groups reach power-sharing deal The ruling military council and a coalition of opposition groups reached a deal in the aftermath of April's coup that ousted strongman Omar al-Bashir. -
Serbia EU-Western Balkans summit: Is enlargement in sight? | Euronews Answers “The place of the Western Balkans is inside the European Union,” EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn said in his keynote speech on Thursday. But how serious is the EU in its commitment to continue the integration process? Euronews answers. -
Earth News Whats on in July? Environmental arts and culture across Europe A rundown of a few green events and activities to get stuck into this month -
World News Watch again: 'Time running out to save INF treaty,' says NATO secretary general NATO and Russia did not make significant progress on saving the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) in a meeting at the alliance headquarters on Friday, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said. -
USA Outrage in Russia as abused teen sisters charged with murder Murder charges against the three daughters of Mikhail Khachaturyan, now aged 18, 19 and 20, have shone light on how Russia deals with cases of domestic violence and sexual abuse. -
USA Biden: I wasn't ready for Kamala Harris to attack me that way "What I didn't want to do was get into that scrum," Biden said of the Democratic debate. -
Spain Watch: Spain struts in the annual high heels race The race defied the attempts of the Spanish far-right party Vox to cull the Pride celebrations this year. -
Indonesia Watch: Indonesia sues its government for air pollution epidemic in Jakarta UNICEF Indonesia has reported that "air pollution is one of the leading risk factors for death among children under the age of five" in the country. -
World News Fight against HIV: What is CRISPR-Cas9? | Euronews Answers The CRISPR-Cas9 technique may be able to help eliminate HIV, new research has shown. -
No Comment Annual high heels race takes place in Madrid Men and women run on stilettos and dressed in a flamboyant outfit to mark the gay pride in Madrid -
Sweden US rapper ASAP Rocky detained in Sweden over alleged assault Swedish authorities requested ASAP Rocky be detained for an alleged assault after deeming him high risk of escape. -
World News Nearly half of young European Jews face antisemitic harassment, new EU report finds 44% of young Europeans Jews face antisemitic harassment and almost half don't wear clothing identified with their religion because of fears over their safety, a new EU report found. -
France Women’s World Cup: Will the momentum wear off? The Women’s World Cup final is in Lyon this Sunday - and it's hoped that beyond it the spotlight will continue to shine on women’s football. -
Switzerland Swiss barracks under quarantine after dozens of soliders hospitalised A Swiss military school in Germany has been placed under quarantine after 50 soldiers had to be taken to hospital with "severe" sickness. -
World News Iranian cleric says UK should be 'scared' of Tehran's response over tanker British Royal Marines seized a giant Iranian oil tanker in Gibraltar on Thursday suspected of taking oil to Syria in violation of EU sanctions. The move sparked Tehran's fury and could escalate its confrontation with the West. -
Ecotech We tried a new train journey that can take you into the past The new touring route, crossing the west of England between Bristol and London, reveals thousands of years of human history. -
Sudan Sudan military council, opposition reach power-sharing agreement Sudan's ruling military council and a coalition of opposition and protest groups reached an agreement to share power during a transition period leading to elections, setting off street celebrations by thousands of people. -
USA Watch: Trump hails military in flashy Independence Day celebration In a departure from the majority of his speeches, Trump steered clear of divisive political rhetoric and emphasized national unity. -
USA Billionaire philanthropist Chris Cline dies West Virginia officials said the Foresight Energy founder is dead. Reports that he died in a helicopter crash that killed seven people were unconfirmed. -
USA Harris, Biden escalate war over busing, school desegregation The battle that erupted on the debate stage in Miami last week shows no signs of letting up on the campaign trail. -
USA Trump delivers remarks at military-style 'Salute to America' event "As we gather this evening in the joy of freedom, we remember that we all share a truly extraordinary heritage," Trump will say.