10 June 2015 | Euronews
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Italy International monitors deplore rising ceasefire violations in eastern Ukraine OSCE observers have reported more evidence of heavy weapons and fighting around Donetsk, while the Ukrainian government has officially claimed part of the country is occupied by Russia. -
Vatican Pope moves on sex abuse bishops In his latest bid to stamp out sex abuse in the Church, Pope Francis has approved a tribunal to to make bishops more accountable for cases of abuse which arise on their watch. -
Sport France outclass Estonia at European fencing championships France produced a stunning performance to down Estonia in the final of the of the men’s team event at the European fencing championships in Montreux -
Greece S&P lowers rating on Greece to CCC from CCC+ -
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Poland Polish ministers forced to resign over secret recordings scandal Poland’s prime minister has forced several government ministers embarrassed by secret recordings to quit their posts four months ahead of a general -
Vatican Pope calls on Putin to make "sincere, great effort" for Ukraine peace There was an apparent air of awkwardness as Pope Francis welcomed the Russian President Vladimir Putin to the Vatican. The pair met for about 50 -
Sport Platini opens Euro 2016 ticket sales UEFA president Michel Platini officially opened ticket sales for the 2016 European Championships in Paris on Wednesday. The tournament, which will -
Business Line No Turkish delight for Erdogan, and Apple Music and ApplePay expand -
Hungary Hungary: billboard war sparks international concern A billboard war in Hungary has sparked international concern. The government has put up signs warning refugees not to steal Hungarians’ jobs -
Germany Germanwings high school students' remains arrive home in Haltern It was the end of a long wait for the families of high school students killed in the Germanwings plane crash in the French Alps. Nearly three months -
World News EU charming CELAC states for trade and investment stakes The first EU-CELAC Summit — the European Union and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States — was held in January 2013, in Santiago -
Turkey Turkey's AK Party pursues talks on coalition options Turkey’s ruling AK Party says all options are on the table as it seeks to form a new government. In an interview with the state broadcaster prime -
Sport World Cup 2026 bidding process delayed FIFA will postpone the start of bidding for the right to host the 2026 World Cup following the launch of a corruption investigation, which has led to -
World News Alcohol consumption: which countries top the league? For those of us who drink alcohol there is one question which often plays on our mind. How much do I actually drink in relation to other people? Our -
Netherlands Netherlands pull out of hosting 2019 European Games -
Egypt African leaders sign pact to create 'Cape to Cairo' free trade bloc African leaders have signed a agreement in Egypt to create a new free-trade zone stretching from Cairo to Cape Town. The Tripartite Free Trade Area -
Egypt Egypt boosts tourist site security after Luxor suicide bombing Egyptian authorities are stepping up security after a suicide bomber blew himself up near the ancient Karnak temple in the southern city of Luxor. It -
Sport Final countdown to Rugby World Cup 2015 Former England international Jonny Wilkinson and Prince Harry sent the Webb Ellis Cup on its tour of Britain to mark 100 days until the start of the -
Europe News MEPs want EU to watch out for rights abuses in Hungary Hungary should be monitored for abuses of human rights and the rule of law, MEPs said in a motion passed on Wednesday. They said the European -
Iraq Mosul, turning point in a 'spiral of horrific crimes' One year ago, ISIL took Mosul, and the world started to take the radical Islamist movement more seriously. It was a turning point. Government forces -
Europe News EU pledges fresh help to Latin America, Carribean The EU has pledged 118 million euros in investment support for Latin America and Caribbean nations at the start of a two-day summit. The European -
Ukraine Kyiv fuel depot fire: officials change tack in effort to quickly extinguish blaze 'Everything is under control,' say emergency service officials, as a fire at a Kyiv fuel depot rages on for a third day. -
Italy Putin hails "special relationship" with Italy on Milan visit Italy’s playing host to the Russian President at the Milan Expo. Prime Minister Matteo Renzi offered no sign of breaking ranks with his European -
South Korea What you need to know about the disease called MERS A few years ago it was SARS, now MERS is on the rise. What is this disease, where is it globally and how can we prevent its spread? -
Germany Bye-bye James Last Band leader and composer James Last, famous for his arrangement of easy listening hits, has died at the age of 86 in Florida, his concert organiser said on Wednesday. Last, who sold more than 80 milli -
Denmark More than a notorious selfie: Denmark's PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt Denmark's Prime Minister calls a general election Danes told they will go to the polls Denmark’s Prime Minister Helle Thorning Schmidt announced on -
Greece Greek debt talks to intensify as June deadline looms Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras emerged after the latest sleep-defying talks with his French and German counterparts in confident mood despite -
Egypt Egypt: at least 4 wounded in Luxor suicide bombing Witnesses and security sources say at least four people have been injured in a suicide bombing in a car park next to the Kamak Temple in Luxor -
World News 1 million EURO 2016 tickets up for sale Let the party begin! It’s one year and counting until France kicks off UEFA EURO 2016 and its host cities are planning a series of celebrations over -
Cinema 'Wild Horses' back in the directors saddle for Oscar winner Robert Duvall ‘Wild Horses’ sees Robert Duvall back in the directors saddle for a movie that explores the complex relationship between a father and son all within -
Europe News MEPs fume over delayed TTIP vote MEPs voiced their anger on Wednesday after a European Parliament vote on the controversial free trade deal between the EU and the US, known as -
World News Leonardo Padura wins Princess of Asturias Award for Literature The Princess of Asturias Award for Literature has gone to the Spanish/Cuban novelist and journalist Leonardo Padura. There were 27 nominations from -
France Platini defends French PM's decision to use state jet to travel to UEFA final UEFA President Michel Platini has supported French prime minister Manuel Valls’ decision to use a government plane to travel to Berlin with his -
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Greece EXCLUSIVE: The Greek answer to the institutions A few hours before Tsipras meets Merkel and Hollande in Brussels, there is still no answer to the new Greek proposals. Greek governmenht sources said to euronews and Efi Koutsokosta. -
France Russian hackers blamed for TV5 cyber attack TV5 cyber attack: French police blame Russian hackers -
Culture news Tamia loves life with a 'Sandwich and a Soda' Canadian singer songwriter, Tamia, has released her sixth album entitled ‘Love Life’ with the single ‘Sandwich and a Soda.’ It is collection of songs -
Culture news Anish Kapoor creates a 'Dirty Corner' at the Château de Versailles André Le Notre’s famed formal gardens at the Château de Versailles outside Paris has some interesting additions. A series of six sculptures by the -
France Euro 2016: tickets on sale, with one year to go The countdown begins: UEFA Euro 2016 tickets go on sale with exactly one year to go until the tournament kicks off in Paris. -
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South Korea South Korea's President cancels planned US visit as more deaths from MERS are announced The President of South Korea has cancelled this weekend's planned visit to the US as two more deaths from MERS are announced. -
USA Pool party outcry: US police officer resigns A US police officer has resigned after footage emerged of him wrestling a black teenager to the ground at a pool party in Texas. -
Ukraine Kyiv fuel depot fire 'under control' Security officials in Ukraine claim firefighters have now managed to contain a huge blaze at a fuel depot some 30 kilometres from the capital Kyiv -
Germany Lufthansa plane delivers tragic cargo to grieving families in Düsseldorf A Lufthansa cargo plane landed at Düsseldorf airport on Tuesday night carrying the remains of 44 victims of the Germanwings plane crash. Their -
Greece Debt talks in doubt as Greece struggles with new plans Doubts have been raised over whether a crucial debt meeting in Brussels between the leaders of Greece France and Germany will go ahead today. An -
United Kingdom Britain EU membership comes into shape British MPs overwhelmingly voted on Tuesday (June 9) to have the UK hold a referendum on its EU membership, as pledged by Prime Minister David