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Kazakhstan

Watch: Russia launches supply rocket for International Space Station

A Russian rocket has been successfully launched and is on its way to the International Space Station

Finland

Finland's government collapses

Finland's entire centre-right coalition government has resigned over its failure to push healthcare reforms through parliament.

Hungary

Hungary could be forced out of EPP

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling Fidesz party faces expulsion from the largest political grouping in the European Union.

Spain

Would you pay €200,000 to burn a statue of the king of Spain?

Two Spanish artists are selling a statue of the king of Spain but you can only keep it for a year and then you have to burn it.

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Israel

Netanyahu dismisses corruption charges as 'witch hunt'

Netanyahu has denied the allegations and denounced "an unprecedented witch hunt intended to topple the right-wing government."

USA

Russia is the US' greatest enemy: poll

An opinion poll has found that North Korea is no longer considered by American citizens as the greatest threat to the US.

Belarus

Mass grave found in Belarus

Building workers in Belarus have uncovered the remains of almost 800 bodies in a mass grave at a site of a former Jewish ghetto

World

Zoom-raider? Franco-Dutch power struggle over airline stake

The move surprised analysts and comes in the midst of tensions over the company's strategic direction. Financial observers also said the tug of war risks harming the company and its investors.

Spain

Former Spanish PM Rajoy gives evidence at Catalan separatist trial

Mariano Rajoy has been giving evidence in the trial of 12 Catalan separatist politicians.

United Kingdom

UK Hemp Earth Dispensary searches for perfect spliff roller

A business in the UK is holding a contest to see who can roll the perfect spliff in the fastest time — the prize? A job.

Vietnam

Watch again: Trump arrives for second meeting with Kim Jong-un

US President Donald Trump arrived in Vietnam on Tuesday for his second summit with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

USA

European sirens could change the soundscape of New York

Complaints of noise pollution have led to a proposal for the famous New York City emergency sirens to be replaced with the European version.

United Kingdom

UK Labour Party to back referendum on Brexit deal

UK opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is expected to tell parliamentary members that the party would back a second referendum on a Brexit deal

Egypt

Both sides declare first EU-Arab League summit a success

The first EU-Arab League summit has ended in Egypt with both sides declaring it a success and announcing plans for a second meeting in 2022.

Russia

Russia TV names 'US targets'

A Russian state TV news show has named a list of targets in the US it claims Moscow would aim to destroy in the event of a nuclear confrontation.

Sport

Germany reigns supreme in ski-jumping event

Germany's Markus Eisenbichler on Sunday helped destroy the opposition to win gold in the large hill ski-jumping team event at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Austria

World News

Tension at Venezuela border crossings after weekend violence

Calm has returned to Venezuela's borders with Brazil and Colombia after weekend violence that left two people dead

USA

Tesla's latest tech aims to stop dogs suffering in hot cars

No more hot dogs: Hi-tech carmaker Tesla's latest gimmick allows owners to use software to protect their pets

Venezuela

Watch back: Anelise Borges answers your questions on Venezuela

See how Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges answered viewers' questions on Venezuela in her Facebook Q&A

Albania

Pressure increases on Albanian government

Protesters gathered in front of Albania's parliament on Thursday as pressure increased on the government to step down

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