11 June 2015 | Euronews
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Greece Athens protest warns Greek government against debt deal with more austerity With Greece under constant international pressure to make more cuts and reforms to secure bailout money – at home there was a strong warning not to -
Ukraine Moscow accused of 'outright lies' over Ukraine The US ambassador to the United Nations has accused Moscow of “outright lies” over the financing and arming of pro-Russian separatists in eastern -
USA Scottish First Minister not received in White House while in Washington -
Romania Romanian minister resigns over 'punks and prostitutes' comment Romania’s transport minister has resigned over controversial comments he made criticising his countrymen living abroad. Ioan Rus caused uproar by -
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Sport Fencing: Italy and Germany win team gold on final day of European championships It was a team effort on the last day of the European fencing championships in Montreux, Switzerland. Spearheaded by Olympic and individual European -
World Sports United: All female crew Team SCA win Volvo Ocean Race leg Being punched, kicked, choked, strangled, and suffering excruciating joint-locking doesn’t sound a whole lot of fun. But those were the occupational -
Spain Spain: PP Party loses capital to leftist Ahora Madrid coalition Manuela Carmena, of the leftist Ahora Madrid coalition, will be inaugurated as mayor of the Spanish capital on Saturday (June 13). Her party says she -
Musica Cecilia Bartoli as Gluck's tragic heroine “I pray to the almighty gods” is this year’s theme of the Whitsun festival in Salzburg, chosen by artistic director Cecilia Bartoli. The famous mezzo -
World News FIFA media director De Gregorio quits; Blatter rejects European Parliament call to go now The communications director of football's world governing body Walter De Gregorio is stepping down. Meanwhile FIFA's outgoing president Sepp Blatter has ruled out his immediate departure. -
South Korea South Korea reports 10th death from MERS South Korea reported on Thursday (June 11) a 10th death from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, also known as MERS. Some 3,800 people were kept -
World News Swiss and Austrian police pursue Iran-P5+1 cyber-intruders Swiss authorities have searched a house in Geneva and seized computer material in connection with a possible cyber attack on nuclear negotiations -
Belgium IMF blasts Greece over lack of progress in debt talks “Major differences” remain between Greece and its international creditors, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday, as officials tried to -
Europe News EU meeting overshadowed by Greek debt talks EU leaders met their counterparts from Latin American and the Caribbean on Thursday in a summit largely overshadowed by the ongoing Greek debt talks -
Russia Space trio lands safely after 199 days in orbit It was a happy landing for the three astronauts returning to earth this Thursday (June 11), after more than six months spent in space. -
Turkey Turkey: Erdogan calls on politicians to 'put their egos aside' With Turkey's political future hanging in the balance, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urges politicians not to allow egos to get in the way of forming a government. -
France Anger at latest Paris auction of Native American artefacts The latest batch of Native American artefacts were sold at auction in Paris on Wednesday in spite of condemnation from the US and others. Several -
Musica From The International New York Times' Center stage: Teatro alla Scala -
China China's crackdown on corruption: ex-security chief handed life sentence Formerly one of the most powerful men in China, ex-Domestic Security chief Zhou Yongkang becomes the latest domino to fall in the president's crackdown on corruption. -
South Korea Seoul takes economic action to cushion MERS impact The respiratory infection known as MERS has parts of South Korea verging on paralysis. One village, Jangduk, 280 kilometres south of the capital -
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France Street art, with romantic twist, replaces Paris "love locks" On the Pont des Arts in Paris, the controversial “love padlocks” – signed and locked by lovers onto the bridge’s metal grids – have been replaced by -
World News Hundreds join search for missing Swedish teenager More than 900 volunteers in Sweden are helping police in their search for a teenage girl who has been missing for four days. 17-year-old Lisa Holm -
Japan Torrential rains in south Japan trigger evacuations Japanese authorities urged more than 300,000 residents to evacuate their homes on Thursday as torrential rains battered the south of the country -
Culture news James Last: a life in music The German big band leader, James Last known across the world as ‘Mr Happy Sound’ is dead. He was born Hans Last in Bremen in 1929. He started his -
Greece Tears as Greek state TV returns to air after austerity shutdown -
Iraq US to send 450 more troops to train Iraqi forces fighting ISIL The United States announced on Wednesday (June 10) it will deploy 450 more troops to train Iraqi government forces and help them try to retake territory lost to Islamic State militants. -
Cinema Martin Kemp stars in the all action thriller "Age of Kill" In “Age of Kill” Martin Kemp plays Sam a father who is forced to go on a killing spree in order to protect his kidnapped daughter. For Kemp, who is -
United Kingdom British actor Sir Christopher Lee dies at 93 Veteran British actor Sir Christopher Lee dies at the age of 93 -
My Europe Series Jobless Youth: struggling programs, debating new solutions -
Austria Bilderberg: a secret party with the world's most powerful guest list The more we live in a democracy, the more we demand to be ‘kept in the loop’. Public figures are often required to say who they had lunch with -
Greece Protesters warn Greece's government over pensions as sources claim EU deal is close Communist Party supporters occupy the Greek finance ministry to warn the government not touch pension funds in a bid to pay back its EU/IMF lenders. -
USA US jailbreak: record-breaking manhunt crosses into Vermont In the fifth day of a record-breaking manhunt for two convicted killers, US police extend the search eastwards into Vermont. -
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World News Astronauts return home after record-breaking ISS mission Three astronauts are on their way back to Earth from the International Space Station. A month-long technical delay led to Flight Engineer Samantha -
No Comment Thousands of Syrian refugees flee into Turkey -
Culture news Vad Fruttik rock London to the sound of Hungary Vad Fruttik are one of the most popular rock bands in Hungary. But they are also big in London to where they headed for a series of gigs. The boys -
World News 14 new cases of MERS confirmed in South Korea Fresh cases of MERS are reported as South Korea's Central Bank cuts interest rates to record low -
World How 3D printing is driving efficiency in aviation -
World News Cuba and Colombia on EU-CELAC agenda More initiatives to promote trade and financial links are expected on the second and final day of the EU-CELAC “partnership” summit in Brussels. Day -
Turkey Turkey's Erdogan to 'stay out of party politics' as coalition talks continue In line with Turkey’s constitution the president will not be involved in the current political horse trading going on to try and form a new