19 June 2015 | Euronews
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Yemen Yemen peace talks end with no deal Yemen peace talks have ended on Friday with no deal or truce, with the head of the government-in-exile saying they will return to Saudi Arabia on -
Sport European Games 2015: Ovtcharov shines in Baku Germany’s Dimitrij Ovtcharov kept his composure to claim a thrilling men’s final against Vladimir Samsonov of Belarus at the European Games in Baku -
World News Two Moroccan men jailed for kissing in public Two Moroccan men have been jailed and fined for kissing in public in a trial criticised by human rights groups. The pair, named Lahcen and Mohsine -
Ukraine Ukraine security chief dismissed Amid continued fighting in Ukraine’s east, another battle has come to a head in Kyiv with the dismissal of Security Chief Valentyn Nalyvaichenko. MPs -
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World ESA chiefs discuss building a base on the Moon and visiting Mars As the European Space Agency changes leadership, euronews met its outgoing and incoming directors-general to discuss the future of space projects. -
Serbia Serbia responds angrily to Hungary's plan to build a fence along their joint 175 km border Serbia has responded angrily to Hungary’s plan to build a 175 kilometre border fence between the countries. Details of the four-metre high barrier -
Sport European Games 2015: Belgium claim first gold medal in Baku Belgium’s Ineke van Schoor, Julie van Gelder and 15 year-old Kaat Dumarey claimed their nation’s first gold medal of the Baku games with a flawless -
USA UPDATE: Church Shooting Suspect appears in court for bond hearing The suspect in the Charleston Church massacre is charged with nine counts of murder as America reckons with race and guns. Bond set at $1m. DOJ investigating as 'an act of domestic terrorism' as well -
Greece Greeks on Lesbos struggling to help refugees The Greek island of Lesbos is staggering under the strain of caring for refugees arriving from Turkey. The approximately 80,000 islanders have -
Greece Fear grows over Greek banks as withdrawals accelerate With the country’s debt talks deadlocked, there is fear on the streets of Greece. Euronews correspondent Symela Touchtidou has spent the day talking -
Greece EU officials mull consequences of possible Greek default The finance ministers of the 19 countries who use the euro will meet in Brussels on Monday to debate what a Greek default would mean for Europe. That -
Sport Olympic champion fails doping test two years late -
Sport Volvo Ocean Race: Alvimedica in pole position Team Alvimedica’s decision to hug the French coastline on the final leg of the Volvo Ocean Race paid off with Charlie Enright’s men making a -
Greece Tsipras courts Putin as pressure mounts on Greece Under pressure Greek Prime Miniser Alexis Tsipras is in St Petersburg to take part Russia’s annual business conference. His visit, the second in two -
World Education for All: UNESCO says more effort needed on ambitious project ‘Must do better’ is the conclusion of the latest report from UNESCO’s Education for All programme. -
United Kingdom Stowaway dies after 'falling from plane onto London roof' -
Denmark Scandinavian right wing politics winning more and more votes Another strong showing by the right in northern Europe: the Danish People’s Party is celebrating its victorious result in legislative elections, with -
Switzerland Fights and insults end UN quest for peace in Yemen UN brokered peace moves on Yemen have collapsed with exiled government negotiators set to return to Saudi Arabia. Earlier the talks descended into -
World News And also... Yoga 'incompatible' with Christian faith; and Algeria paella record attempt goes up in smoke Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not make the -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Greece debt crisis rumbles on In this edition of Europe Weekly, Greece’s debt deal negotiations remain deadlocked; Hungary riles Europe once more after announcing it would build a -
Greece No deal: Eurogroup ends without an agreement on Greece Time is running out for Greece as the eurogroup meeting has ended with no deal, but this may not be the end of the Greek saga. -
Italy Children’s drawings offer insights into the terror of Syria’s war -
World News The funeral takes place in Turkey for Suleyman Demirel. Turkey holds funeral for former statesman Suleyman Demirel -
Sport Baku European Games: Day Six Highlights -
No Comment Migrants cross FYROM by bike on way to EU -
No Comment Melbourne Zoo's newest baby elephant takes first bath -
My Europe Series The tide turns as Irish economic migrants seek work at home Emigration is nothing new to Ireland and it was little surprise when thousands of young people streamed out of the country in the aftermath of the -
Cinema "The Lies of the Winners" - a German film on how society can be manipulated Three seemingly random plots in the German film “Die Lugen der Sieger” – (The Lies of the Winners) are all related. A man commits suicide by -
Cinema "The Rooftops" - a film which casts a critical eye on Algerian society from the rooftops of Algiers This week in Cinema Box, veteran director Merzak Allouache casts a critical eye on Algerian society from the rooftops of Algiers. ‘The Rooftops’ -
Culture news A-bomb exhibition: Hiroshima-Nagasaki, 70 years on It is a story of devastation. An event that woke the world to the awful power of the atomic bomb. Hiroshima and Nagasaki entered the world’s -
Italy Italy: stranded migrants mark Ramadan on the rocks Migrants trapped in Italy are marking the holy month of Ramadan on the rocks. Turned back from the French border, dozens of people – mainly Eritreans -
Greece ECOFIN meet in Luxembourg EU finance ministers are meeting in Luxembourg.It comes as talks on a debt-deal for Greece and the euro remain deadlocked. Thursday’s meeting of -
My Europe Series Holiday cancellations: what are my rights? Sometimes it’s not clear what to do when a holiday or trip is cancelled and what your rights are as a consumer. Ewa from Warsaw asked Utalk: “If -
Culture news A new home for Moscow's Garage Contemporary Art Museum Moscow’s Garage Contemporary Art Museum has a new home. The Garage, as it’s known, was founded in 2008 by Russian-born businesswoman, art collector -
USA Americans shocked by 'senseless' Charleston shootings The Charleston church shootings have sent shockwaves through the local community. All of the victims were black, gunned down during Bible study. The -
Denmark Denmark: right-wing Danish People's Party makes huge gains in election The right-wing Danish People’s Party has made huge gains in the country’s general election. It is part of a “blue bloc” of conservatives that has -
USA Church shooting suspect returned to Charleston After a 14 hour manhunt, the suspect in the Charleston church killings has been returned to the city where he allegedly carried out the attack -
Egypt Egyptians mark Ramadan with new enthusiasm After the deadly violence of recent years, Ramadan in Egypt is taking place amid a new sense of optimism. As well as fasting from sun up to sun down -
Greece EU calls crisis summit after Greece bailout talks fail The meeting of European finance ministers in Luxembourg has ended with no solution to the Greek debt crisis. Instead eurozone leaders are to meet for -
Greece Greeks in last-ditch rally to stay in the eurozone With Greece once again on a knife edge over whether it will leave the euro, thousands of people rallied in Athens on Thursday calling for the country -
Denmark Denmark shifts right in knife-edge election result It has been a knife-edge election in Denmark ending in a surprise result with the opposition centre-right blue bloc set to unseat the government of Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt.