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Sympathisant du groupe d'extrême-droite Troisième Voie, cet agent de sécurité de 20 ans a été mis en examen, samedi.Retrouver toutes les infos sur la vidéo sur : http://www.francetvinfo.fr/video-qui-est-esteban-l-agresseur-presume-de-clement-meric_343208.html

North and South Korea opened their first official talks in two years on Sunday at a border village "without argument", the South said, building on an easing in tensions from nearly daily threats two months ago of impending nuclear war.The meeting in Pammunjon, where the armistice was signed inthe 1950-53 Korean War, was taking place hours after U.S....http://www.euronews.net/

EDIT CONTAINS 4:3 MATERIAL Officials from North and South Korea held talks Sunday at a truce village along the border- the first face to face meeting between the two countries after months of amped up rhetoric from the North. The three person delegation from the North, led by Kim Sung-Hye, seen here wearing a green dress, sat across the table from a delegation from the South. Later, South Korean officials said the meeting went smoothly. Both sides agreed to cooperate for efficient negotiations, the spokesperson said. Tensions between the countries have been high recently after the U.N. imposed new sanctions when the North's conducted its third nuclear test this past February. The North responded with near daily threats of war. Now, hope for renewed trust and rebuilding relations is once again on the table. North Korean officials are expected to attend another cabinet-level meeting in Seoul later this week.

Businesses and shopowners in Turkey are beginning to feel the pinch of a week's worth of anti-government demonstrations. Here in the tourist stronghold Istanbul, hotels and restaurants on Taksim Square are seeing less traffic. The owner of this restaurant, whose window has been damaged after protests, says numbers are definitely down from last year. Nightly demonstrations against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's perceived authoritarian rule have continued since last week. Three people have been killed and close to 5,000 injured with both sides appearing dug in for the long haul. How and when the matter will be resolved is anyone's guess. At The Point hotel-- the demonstrations are not necessarily a point of contention. The owner says while some bookings have been canceled, most of the summers reservations are still intact. Unfortunately, you can't say the same for other parts of Istanbul.

President Barack Obama and Chinese leader Xi Jinping ended their two-day summit with one Chinese leader saying the leaders had, "blazed a new trail".On that trail was the subject of cyber security. The American president raised specific examples of the type of hacking that concerns the US. China now understands the depth of our worries about the problem said one American official....http://www.euronews.net/

Reclusive and sealed off during its five decades of military rule, Myanmar is now in the throes of democratic and economic reforms, which - if analysts are to be believed - could completely transform the country. Can Myanmar solve its social and political problems? Can business actually be part of the reform? And what is the key to moving forward economically and politically?

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Turkish police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse some 5-thousand anti-government protesters in central Ankara on Saturday. The protesters were blocking traffic and attacking water cannon vehicles which, at one point, bumped into each other in trying to reverse simultaneously. ...http://www.euronews.net/

It has been called the 'flood of the century'. The river Elbe has turned vast swathes of German towns into what looks like a huge swamp. The force of the deluge is now heading for the town of Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt. ...http://www.euronews.net/

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: Hundreds of protesters in an Istanbul suburb hurled Molotov cocktails as Turkish police tried to disperse them with water cannons on Saturday. The protests started as a campaign against government plans to build over an Istanbul park, but spiraled into an unprecedented display of public anger over the perceived authoritarianism of the Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan. In the past week, the country has seen the worst riots in decades.

Central Europe continues to be inundated by floods, Hungary is the latest country to suffer from rising waters.Not far from the capital, Budapest, in the village of Leányfalu, the water is now chest height. Residents have been trying to save their possessions, but, for some, there is a note of despair......http://www.euronews.net/

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: Pakistan summoned America's envoy on Saturday after officials said a U.S. drone strike had killed nine people in the northwest of the country. The missile strike, on a compound near the Afghan border in the North Waziristan region late on Friday (June 7), was the first U.S. drone attack in Pakistan since Nawaz Sharif was sworn in on Wednesday (June 5). There was no information about the victims. Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the demand for an immediate halt to the attacks was repeated on Saturday. "The Government of Pakistan has lodged a strong protest with the government of the United States on the drone strike that was conducted in North Waziristan yesterday," foreign office spokesman Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry said. Chaudhry said drone attacks were "counter-productive" and a violation of the country's sovereignty. The attack came 10 days after a similar U.S. strike killed the Pakistani Taliban

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: Newly-weds Swedish Princess Madeleine and her husband Chris O'Neill left the palace in a horse-drawn carriage after their wedding on Saturday. Princess Madeleine, fourth in line to the throne of Sweden, married her U.S.-British banker fiancé at a wedding attended by European royals and socialites from across the Atlantic. The New York-based princess married before some 600 guests at the Royal Chapel inside the royal palace in the Old Town in central Stockholm. After the ceremony and a 21-gun salute, a horse and carriage took the newlyweds on a short cortege to a wedding banquet hosted by King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia in nearby Drottningholm Palace, the official residence of the Swedish royal couple. Following the cortege, they were taken to Drottningholm by boat. The 30-year-old princess made headlines when younger for partying in Stockholm, then winning some sympathy among Swedes after her engagement

Rebel soldiers open fire in southwest Syria. They struggle to hold what ground they can. The video, which could not be independently verified by Reuters comes as Syrian government forces seized ground in the west extinguishing final rebel resistance around the town of Qusair in a fresh success for President Bashar al-Assad. A rebel tank opens fire before withdrawing. Airstrikes are increasingly becoming a way of life in Syria. They are also becoming a way of death as citizens struggle to save each other. Fire and destruction are becoming part of the landscape, in a war that has already killed more than 80,000 people. In a suburb of Damascus a power station is in flames, another front in a war where the end appears out of reach and the losses mount every day.