15 June 2015 | Euronews
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World News Donetsk residents stage rare protest against rebel authority in Ukraine While the US and Russia on Monday renewed calls for all sides to implement the Minsk peace accord in Ukraine, those on the front line in Donetsk -
Sport 2015 European Games: Stadnyk hands home nation wrestling gold Azerbaijan continued their fine medal haul on home soil at the inaugural European Games in Baku. Mariya Stadnyk sent the partizan crowd into wild -
USA Jeb Bush vows to 'fix' Washington as he launches US presidential bid Former Florida governor Jeb Bush has launched his US presidential bid, vowing to fix a dysfunctional Washington. The 62-year-old is looking to -
Vatican Former papal envoy faces Vatican court on charges of child sex abuse The Vatican is to put on trial its former ambassador to the Dominican Republic on child sex abuse and child pornography charges. The former papal -
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Italy Italian PM: Europe cannot close its eyes to migrant crisis A group of African migrants have been left languishing on rocks overlooking the Italian coast, after being turned back at the French border. They -
Sudan Al Bashir back home after South Africa fails to arrest Sudan leader on war crimes charges Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has arrived back in Khartoum after avoiding an international arrest warrant on war crimes charges. Bashir left -
Europe News Breakdown of Greek talks sets up EU summit showdown The latest breakdown in talks between Greece and its international creditors means any deal will have to be done at an EU summit. Leaders meet in -
Nepal Nepal reopens historical sites following deadly earthquakes Monday, June 15, marked an important and significant moment for Nepal. Less than two months after two devastating earthquakes struck the Himalayan -
Syria Thousands flee to Turkey as Kurdish forces push into ISIL's Syrian stronghold Kurdish forces are continuing their push into ISIL’s Syrian stronghold of Raqqa province. The YPG militia is setting its sights on Tel Abyad, which -
Hungary Hungarian charities step in to feed needy children Charities are sounding the alarm about child poverty in Hungary. More than four out of ten children aged seven and younger last year lived below the -
Sport Weber rides to Roc des Alpes victory The third edition of the Roc Des Alpes took place over the weekend – a mountain bike fiesta in and around the Alpine commune of La Clusaz in -
Sport 2015 European Games: Germany dominate first day of Canoe sprint medals Five Canoe Sprint golds were up for grabs on Monday at the inaugural European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan. Max Hoff got the German contingent off to a -
USA Forget the Roosevelts and the Kennedys: Jeb Bush can make his family historic -
Turkey Opposition parties should form Turkey's next government, says CHP leader Opposition parties should form Turkey’s next government after the ruling AKP failed to secure a majority, the head of the main opposition CHP party -
Europe News EU interior ministers eye single rulebook on data protection -
Chad At least 27 dead in two attacks on Chad, government blames Boko Haram At least 27 people have died in two attacks in the Chadian capital N’Djamena. Four suspected Boko Haram Islamist fighters are said to be among those -
Focus How can we stop violence in the name of religion? Violence in the name of religion has become an urgent global issue, with growing debate about how to stop it -
Belgium Battle of Waterloo, live-tweeting 200 years on For the 200th anniversary of the battle of Waterloo, the euronews newsroom gives you the opportunity to relive the fateful day. Throughout June 18 -
South Africa Sudan's Omar al-Bashir: wanted, but not detained He is wanted by the ICC on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity and was blocked by a court from leaving South Africa. But Sudan's president has departed, officials say, and is heading bac -
World Philae the comet lander is alive and well It went into hibernation last Nov. 15. Now Philae is awake again. Before release, the lander on the comet ‘Tchouri’ had spent more than 10 years on -
Georgia Search continues for 24 missing people after fatal Tbilisi floods Rescue teams in the Georgian capital Tbilisi are searching for 24 people still missing after fatal flooding hit the city over the weekend. At least -
Culture news Dollar signs shine in Sotheby collection of bills Monetary works by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring are featured in Sotheby's art sale with a financial twist. -
Culture news Religions merge in Egyptian music and dance festival This colourful Cairo carnival aims to unite Egypt with song and dance. -
Israel Israel prepares to repel boarders as 'Freedom Flotilla 3' tries to run Gaza blockade Another potential public relations disaster may heading Israel’s way. While it looks unlikely to be a repeat of the deadly 2010 confrontation that -
Europe News Renzi seeks more EU help on migration crisis Matteo Renzi, the prime minister of Italy, has said that his government will hurt the EU if leaders don’t do more to help the country deal with the -
Belgium EU Commission: EU Commission: we’re not demanding anyone’s pension be cut -
Yemen 'While the parties bicker, Yemen burns:' Ban Ki-moon opens Geneva peace talks United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon opened peace talks on Yemen with a chilling warning: “When the parties bicker, Yemen burns.” Ban called -
France Fire rages at the basilica of Saint- Donatien in Nantes western France A massive fire has consumed the 19th century basilica of Saint- Donatien in the French city of Nantes. The blaze broke out after morning mass -
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Indonesia Indonesia: Food prices soar ahead of Ramadan holy month With the Muslim world anticipating the start of Ramadan, Indonesians are preparing for the month-long fasting period. The south-east Asian country -
Next Series Is seafood still safe to eat? Fisheries are an excellent source of fresh and tasty fish that won’t harm marine resources. But can we be sure that these fish are safe to eat?” In -
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Italy Migrants wait for fourth day on Italian-French border as Paris blocks their entry Dozens of African migrants remain stranded in Ventimiglia on the Italian-French border after French customs officers maintained a border closure for -
Cinema Comedian Schumer winds her way through love destruction in 'Trainwreck' Can commitment-phobic Amy face her romance fears? -
Azerbaijan European games: the best images from Baku -
Lithuania Lithuania confirms plans to host US heavy weaponry Lithuania has thrown itself into the mix of Baltic states and eastern European nations expected to station US heavy weaponry in the near future -
United Kingdom Swedish prosecutors want to question Assange before July
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Libya Libyans claim Mokhtar Belmokhtar killed in US airstrike One of the most feared Islamic militant leaders, Mokhtar Belmokhtar, has reportedly been killed by a US airstrike in Libya, according to the local -
Korea South Korea reopens schools and doubles MERS quarantine in stricken hospital It is back to school for South Korea’s children after thousands of educational institutions reopened on Monday (June 15), with extra precautions -
World Light, quiet and emission free: the 'plug-in plane' flying at the Paris Air Show -
France The best of the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget -
World Paris Air Show 2015: what to look out for at Le Bourget -
World News Philae reawakening gives scientists new hope Scientists at the European Space Agency are hoping to make up for lost time, gathering data from a re-awoken robotic space probe. The Philae lander -
World News Sudan dismissive of ICC bid to arrest President Bashir Sudan has dismissed attempts by the International Criminal Court to have their President Omar al -Bashir arrested while he attends an African Union -
Israel Israel issues own report on 2014 Gaza conflict The Israeli government has issued a report into last year’s war in Gaza which says its military did the utmost to avoid civilian casualties. The -
Libya Al Qaeda militant is 'killed in US air strike' inside Libya The al Qaeda militant Mokhtar Belmokhtar and seven others have been reported killed in a US air strike inside Libya. Belmokhtar’ is thought to have