Thousands attend Tour de France teams presentation in Copenhagen
The loudest cheers were for Danish riders such as Jonas Vingegaard and for the biggest names led by champion Tadej Pogacar.
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Film show: Park Chan-wook's multi-layered, mysterious 'Decision To leave'
We also discuss bittersweet comedy "I'm Your Man", in which German director Maria Schrader imagines an AI future where love and convenience can be programmed into any relationship.
Human rights in the Gulf states: Thousands of migrant worker deaths unexplained
Meanwhile, a United Nations investigation has found that Israeli forces fired the bullet that killed Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. The Palestinian-American reporter was shot dead last month despite wearing a jacket marked "press", while covering a raid in Jenin in the occupied West Bank. The UN's findings contradict Israel's assertion that indiscriminate firing from Palestinians was to blame. Israel has dismissed the results of the UN probe as unfounded.
Wartime economy: Can G7 stare down Russia over Ukraine?
As energy prices soar at the outset of the summer travel season, we ask our panel who blinks first and whether Moscow's gains on the ground in eastern Ukraine are at all offset by sanctions that have now triggered Russia's first debt default since the 1990s.
Afghans left reeling after deadly earthquake
Also, FRANCE 24's Nicholas Rushworth takes a look at how the 25th anniversary of the Hong Kong handover is being portrayed in the Chinese press.
Colorado Avalanche beat two-time defending champs to win Stanley Cup in Tampa
The Avalanche captured the National Hockey League's best-of-seven championship series four games to two for Colorado's third NHL crown after 1996 and 2001.
'EU candidate status is a kind of anti-depressant pill': Albanian PM Edi Rama
Rama has become increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress on his country’s EU membership bid: first threatening to not come to the meeting then announcing afterwards that the process was being "kidnapped" by the Bulgarian veto over his country's and North Macedonia's accession process.
November 2015 Paris attacks: Landmark trial draws to a close
The trial over the November 2015 terrorist attacks is the largest in French history to date, involving over a million pages of evidence, some 2,500 plaintiffs, more than 300 lawyers and 20 defendants. We spoke to the partner of a victim, a lawyer and a court reporter who have all been following the trial for the past 10 months.