13 July 2019 | Euronews
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France France's Macron announces creation of French space force "A space command will be created next September in the air force," Macron said. -
USA Hurricane Barry makes landfall in Louisiana and weakens to a tropical storm Barry is expected to weaken as it heads further inland and is forecast to become a tropical depression by Sunday. -
Somalia Car bomb and all-night hotel siege kill 26 in Somalia's Kismayo Kenyans, Americans, a Briton and Tanzanians were among 26 people killed when Islamist gunmen stormed a hotel in the Somali port city of Kismayo, officials said on Saturday. -
USA Dreams of movie stardom? Nah. More teens today long to be influencers "A lot of my friends say, 'I don't want to go off and work in a cubicle. I want to be a YouTuber,'" Madison Brass, 16, of Ohio, said. -
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Croatia Queues of up to 4km at Croatian border as summer holiday tailbacks begin Elsewhere, Austria is to introduce a ban on vehicles leaving the motorway in Salzburg on weekends in a bid to help local communities suffering from gas emissions. -
USA At least 1 American among the 27 dead in hotel terrorist attack in Somalia The U.S. State Department is working to confirm if any other Americans were among the dead or injured in the attack that lasted more than 14 hours. -
USA More than 120 dogs, cats in path of Hurricane Barry are flown to safety The Humane Society evacuated animals that were up for adoption in Louisiana shelters, which helps to increase capacity for dogs and cats that may displaced in the storm. -
USA At the biggest YouTube event of the year, the company's troubles are out of mind Of the more than 20 parents, YouTubers, and YouTube viewers interviewed by NBC News at VidCon, only four said they were aware of the company's controversies from earlier this year. -
USA New Republic magazine pulls down homophobic op-ed about Pete Buttigieg The author argued that because Buttigieg waited until his early 30s to come out as gay, he would be too preoccupied with sex and drugs to be an effective president. -
No Comment Thai farmers celebrate sowing with buffalo race Farmers in Eastern Thailand celebrated the start of the sowing season on Saturday by racing the buffaloes whose usual duty is to plough fields. -
USA Moon mission memorabilia up for auction amid anniversary celebrations Artefacts from the historic mission to put men on the moon are going up for auction amid celebrations to mark its 50th anniversary. -
Sport Cars, trucks and bikes brace for battle as Silk Way Rally enters China Drivers and riders brace for battle as the Silk Way Rally enters China, with Nasser Al-Attiya leading the cars and Britain's Sam Sunderland the bikes -
No Comment Protesters and police clash in Hong Kong after peaceful march Police used pepper spray and batons to disperse the crowd as fleeing protesters scrambled over each other, with some falling to the ground. -
China Hong Kong protests: Several thousand march against mainland Chinese traders in town near border Demonstrators in the Hong Kong territorial town of Sheung Shui seized on another grievance following major unrest over an extradition bill. -
USA Vatican mystery over missing girl deepens; bones found The mystery of the decades-old disappearance of the daughter of a Vatican employee took yet another twist with the discovery of two sets of bones under a stone manhole. -
Spain Revellers dice with death in Spain's 'running of the bulls' It's a rite of passage for young men, a chance to test their bravery as bulls chase them through the streets of Pamplona -
USA Everyone loses when women like Serena Williams are forced to play fewer sets than men ǀ View Expecting women to deliver the kind of intensity and theatrics that can build over five sets — when they have nearly half the time to do so — is laughable. -
Sport Simona Halep beats Serena Williams to become first Romanian to win Wimbledon tennis singles title Romanian tennis star Simona Halep stunned Serena Williams to win her first Wimbledon title. -
No Comment 'Manhattanhenge': Streets align as New York basks in glow of spectacular sunset People in Manhattan got to see a fantastic Manhattanhenge sunset Friday night (12 July 2019) That's when the grid of Manhattan streets lines up perfectly with the setting sun. -
Earth News Top 10 Plastic Free Swaps for your Dental Routine We put together our top 10 recommended swaps to make your teeth-cleaning routine plastic free. -
Somalia Death toll in hotel attack in Somalia's Kismayo jumps to 26 - regional president Death toll in hotel attack in Somalia's Kismayo jumps to 26 - regional president -
USA Sanders consolidated the left in 2016. Now he risks losing the leader spot to Warren. The senators' divergent approaches to the progressive movement, some activists say, help explain why she has been climbing in recent polls while his support has remained flat. -
No Comment Sea lion pup makes its debut at Illinois zoo A California sea lion pup has made its public debut at Brookfield Zoo in Illinois. The male pup named Charger was born on June 10 to a 9-year-old sea lion named Josephine. -
USA Hong Kong protests target China border in effort to keep up pressure Mass demonstrations began weeks ago in opposition to a proposed extradition bill that would allow for suspects to be sent to the mainland to face trial. -
USA 9 states where the rules for voting have been changed or challenged The 2016 election proved that every vote counts. Now states that may be crucial in 2020 have passed or proposed measures that change the rules for voting. -
No Comment Seventh day of San Fermin bull run: five runners hospitalised Five people were hospitalised on Saturday for injuries suffered on the seventh day of the running of the bulls at the annual San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain, the Red Cross said. -
United Kingdom Watch again: Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt continue bids to be UK's next prime minister Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have appeared at a Conservative Party hustings in Wyboston. Watch in full. -
USA What is red tide? The algae blooms are colorful, but the toxins they produce can harm sea life, birds and people. -
World Recycling fish waste into leather On this episode of Inspire Africa, Jerry Bambi works with fishermen, and tells the story of how fish waste is being recycled into leather in Morocco. -
USA Dozens dead after Somali forces end hotel siege At least 26 people were killed, including a prominent Canadian-Somali journalist and several foreigners, officials said. -
USA Taiwan defends U.S. arms deal after China sanctions threat The U.S. does not have formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan, but U.S. law requires that it provide Taiwan with sufficient defense equipment and services for self-defense. -
USA What the U.K. ambassador leak means for the special relationship Trump has "consistently disparaged the U.K. and shown disrespect," according to a former British ambassador to the U.S. -
USA Four months after Christchurch shooting, New Zealand gun owners turn over their weapons for money New Zealand lawmakers rushed through new legislation to ban so-called military-style weapons after a lone gunman killed 51 people at two Christchurch mosques. -
USA Thousands lose power as Tropical Storm Barry nears Louisiana Tropical Storm Barry moved closer to landfall on Saturday, threatening millions with rain and high winds and testing New Orleans' flood defences. -
Earth News John Sabraw - the magician turning pollution into art Find out how this artist is creating paint pigment from polluted streams. -
USA 'No shower, no shower!' migrants shout as Pence visits U.S. border detention centers The vice president saw detainees packed into their holding areas surrounded by chain-link fence. -
Sport Refugee judo team take part in Budapest Grand Prix as Japan top medals The first ever refugee judo team took part in the 2019 Budapest Grand Prix, as Japan topped the medals standings at the end of a thrilling first day