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'Americans must denounce racism' says Trump — but no action on guns
President Donald Trump condemned "bigotry and hatred" following last weekend's mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
'Tremendous victory': Trump toasts US-EU deal on beef imports
The US and the European Union have signed a deal to settle their former dispute over beef imports, US President Donald Trump says.
Amazon will pass on digital tax to French businesses using its service
US online retailer Amazon said it will pass on the cost of France's new digital tax to its French customers, three weeks after the levy was passed.
International Beer Day: Germany king of beer in the EU
Germany produced 21% of the total EU beer production in 2018.
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Frankfurt station reopens after police close it to probe bank robbery
Frankfurt's main railway station has reopened after a police operation investigated suspected bank robbery.
Saudi women will now be able to travel without permission of men
A series of new decrees passed on Friday stipulate that Saudi women will now be able to travel without the permission of men and will be given more control over family matters.
New audio reveals Reagan calling African officials 'monkeys'
New audio from the US National Archives reveals former US president Ronald Reagan calling African UN delegates 'monkeys'.
Military helps to shore up damaged dam amid town flooding fears
A British military helicopter dropped bags of ballast onto the outer slope of a dam that partially collapsed and risks bursting and flooding the town of Whaley Bridge in Derbyshire, central England.
Why are people risking their lives to take the perfect selfie?
The search for the perfect selfie has claimed more than 250 lives, according to a 2017 study, but what's the psychology before this risky trend? Euronews takes a look.
Incredible photo shows sea lion getting caught in whale's mouth
Wildlife photographer Chase Dekker captured a sea lion falling into the mouth of a humpback whale in what he calls a "once-in-a-lifetime" moment.
Prison clash in Brazil leaves at least 52 people dead: officials
A prison clash in Brazil's Altamira jail left at least 52 people dead, said officials.
Cyprus police arrest British woman for ‘false rape’ claim
All initially accused Israelis freed after Cypriot authorities arrested 19-year-old British woman who claimed she was raped on suspicion of a false allegation.
Cubans can now access internet from their homes, but at what price?
All Cubans will now be able to access the internet from their home, but at what price? Euronews takes a look.
Trouble brewing? How coffee producers miss out as your coffee goes up
At the end of 2018, a bag of coffee cost the average UK coffee drinker €6.50 however coffee was selling at just $1 (0.89 cents of euro). So how come there is such a disparity between the market value and its retail price?
Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline takes EU to court
Russia-led Nord Stream 2 pipeline took the EU to court over "unfair legislation" meant to stall the project.
Commander of submarine that was missing for 50 years remembered fondly
51 years since it's disappearance, French submarine La Minerve was found on Monday. Pierre Simon, a former French Navy marine, remembers what the submarine's commander was like.
Pedro Sanchez to keep working with all parties to avoid new elections
Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez loses the second investiture vote after he failed to secure a deal with left-wing Podemos.
Facebook to pay record $5 billion US fine over privacy violations
Social media giant Facebook has been slammed with a record fine of more than €4 billion over privacy violations, but will this be enough to change how Facebook handles users' privacy data?
‘Dear UK, hang in there’: Americans tweet condolences to Britons
Some US citizens tweeted their condolences and messages of support after Boris Johnson's victory on Monday.
France becomes first country to adopt EU copyright reform
France became the first country to adopt the controversial EU copyright reform on Tuesday.
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