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Trump and Xi to discuss trade at G20 - Women Leadership Summit in Tokyo - San Francisco first US city to ban e-cigarettes
Trump and Xi to discuss trade at G20 - Intelligent shopping trolleys help transport goods
US President Trump's son-in-law & advisor presented his Israeli-Palestinian peace plan in Bahrain. But the Israelis were not invited & the Palestinians refused to attend. Plus, record-breaking temperatures & life-threatening heat engulf Europe.
Growing Tensions: Iran: 'idiotic' US sanctions shut doors of diplomacy - FedEx Feude: FedEx sues US over 'impossible' Huawei restrictions - Fishy Business: Eel smuggling on the rise as stocks decline
After Peter Mutharika's election victory last month, a Malawi court will start hearing a petition from opposition parties who allege the vote was marred with fraud. Plus, it’s back to the motherland for five eastern Black Rhinos born in Europe and relocated to Rwanda as part of a program to reintroduce the species. And we meet with the first woman to coach a national rugby team in South Africa.
Thirty million Europeans emigrated to the USA in the 19th Century to realize their American dream. But the continent was settled at the expense of its original inhabitants.
Five black eastern rhino's have been relocated from Europe to Rwanda. The two males and three females were flown from a zoo in the Czech Republic, where they had arrived from across Europe. The hope is that they can help repopulate the endangered species.
Trade tensions weigh down on markets, gold jumps - German chancellor Merkel meets car industry bosses - Nissan seeks to smooth patchy relations with Renault
Germany has one of the highest numbers of "excellent" lakes and rivers for swimming in Europe. We picked out some of the best places to take a dip in Germany this summer.
Trade tensions weigh down on markets, gold jumps - Nissan seeks to smooth patchy relations with Renault - Eel smuggling on the rise as stocks decline
Large parts of Europe are sweltering under a heatwave. In France, authorities have issued an alert for the region around Paris, with temperatures tipped to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius. Health officials warn people to take precautions before going out.
In 1994, Hutu militias slaughtered over 800,000 people, most of them from the Tutsi minority. Alain Gauthier and his wife Dafroza are trying to bring those hiding in Europe to justice.
Iran Sanctions: Fresh sanctions on Iran could be announced Monday - Daimler Profit Warning: Daimler issues third profit warning of the year - Whaling Uproar: Is there a market for whale meat in Japan?
Resistance to antibiotics is leading to an increasing number of deaths. But special viruses could help. Antibiotics are becoming increasingly ineffective. But one medicine could help: it contains special viruses that can destroy germs. So-called bacteriophages have been used successfully in Georgia for decades.
Fresh sanctions on Iran could be announced Monday - Daimler issues third profit warning of the year - Synthetic fuel to help reduce C02 being tested
Trade deal brings Trudeau and Trump to the table, Airlines scramble to avoid Iranian airspace, Fisherman's son goes viral, gets rich
Vlaggetjesdaag in Scheveningen: The Dutch celebrate their love of herring on Flag Day. Also on the show: Meggin's Perfect Weekend -- this time in Berlin. And, in Planet Berlin, meet Saranzul Bazarvaani from Mongolia.
The Euromaxx series "Europe Ties the Knot" profiles couples who are getting married. This time it's a Bulgarian wedding. An open-air celebration with many traditional rituals is held in the stunning Bulgarian Balkan mountains.
Using a special process that reveals their complex anatomy, biologist Timo Moritz makes visible the bony structures inside fish. Apart from their scientific value, the photos he then takes are fascinating works of art.
Flight Ban - Sanctions to Stay - Cleaner Cruises
The Nord Stream 2 Pipeline project to ship gas from Russia under the Baltic Sea to Germany has put Berlin at odds with Eastern Europe and the US, who worry about Moscow tightening its hold on Europe. Russian state media reported earlier this week that the pipeline is nearly 60% complete.
Is press freedom under threat in France? – Tension in the waters off Cyprus - Dutch investigators identify four suspects in their Flight MH17 probe – The tale behind Trdelnik - Rebuilding Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris - Fact checking in the era of 'fake news' - World Refugee Day: the number of displaced people reaches a record high - Sport helps rebuild the lives of refugee women in Berlin.
More than 2 million people were forced to flee their homes last year, according to the UN refugee agency UNHCR. Its annual 'Global Trends' report has just been released and it puts the number of the displaced people worldwide to a record 70.8 million. Keith Walker speaks with Adrian Edwards, head of news and media at UNHCR headquarters in Geneva, who puts that figure into context.
The EU says its efforts to prevent disinformation campaigns from disrupting the European Parliament elections were largely successful, despite what is says were attempts by Russia and the far right to distort debate. But others working to reduce the impact of false information say the only real remedy is to give people their own tools to dismiss it...and to start early. Teri Schultz reports.
