20 June 2015 | Euronews
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Sport Highlights from day 9 European Games, Baku On day nine of the inaugural European Games from Baku in Azerbaijan. After more than three hours of racing less than a second separated the top -
Austria Three killed as Austrian ploughs car into crowd A man has deliberately driven a 4×4 into a crowd of shoppers in Austria on Saturday, killing three people and injuring dozens of others. -
Ukraine World Refugee Day: UN estimates 1.2 million internally displaced in Ukraine Ukraine has problems of its own to contend with. But the country is still managing to shelter refugees – from far-flung war-torn places as well as -
Sport Hunt unstoppable in Red Bull Cliff Diving Champion Gary Hunt (511.60 points) made it four wins out of four in the 2015 edition of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series on Saturday. The Brit -
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World News UNHCR: Angelina Jolie visits Turkey on World Refugee Day UNHCR Special Envoy Angelina Jolie has spent World Refugee Day 2015 visiting the country with the highest number of refugees in the world. It is the -
Yemen Yemen: at least two dead in car bomb attack There has been another car bomb attack in Sanaa. The latest atrocity comes just hours after peace talks between Yemen’s warring factions collapsed in -
Sport Baku European Games: Day 7 Highlights -
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Sport Serbia beat Brazil to become Under-20 World Cup champions In a shock result, Serbia have been crowned champions of the Under-20 World Cup after beating Brazil in the final in New Zealand on Saturday. The -
India India: more than 80 people die after drinking toxic alcohol, say police Police in India say more than 80 people have died after drinking toxic alcohol in Mumbai. It affected residents of a shanty town in the Malad area of -
Austria Austria: two killed after car ploughs into crowd in Graz Two people have reportedly been killed and dozens more injured after a car hit a crowd in the Austrian city of Graz. A man then got out of the -
Portugal Three dead and dozens injured in tourist bus crash in Portugal A bus crash in southern Portugal has left three tourists dead and 30 others injured. The vehicle was transporting Dutch visitors, who had arrived at -
Greece Greece crisis: last-ditch talks on a deal Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has a mountain to climb. Fresh from signing a written agreement with Russia on a new a gas pipeline, Greece’s -
United Kingdom Thousands flood London streets to protest against austerity Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of London to air their anger over austerity. Waving placards and posters, they gathered outside -
Sport Neymar banned from Copa America Brazil striker Neymar has been handed a four-match-ban after being sent off at the Copa America tournament in Chile. The ruling by the South American -
Greece Greek debt crisis: holidaymakers feel the effects Tourists in Greece are feeling the effects of the country’s ongoing debt crisis. Tourists come to look at monuments from Europe’s ancient world have -
USA Charleston shootings: Obama condemns 'blight' of racism in US President Barack Obama has condemned what he’s described as the “blight” of racism in the US. It came as Dylann Roof, the Charleston church shootings -
United Kingdom British police probe whether dead man on London office roof was jet stowaway Police are investigating whether a man found dead on the roof of an office building in London had stowed away on a British Airways jet flying in from -
United Kingdom London: WikiLeaks founder Assange marks three years in Ecuador's embassy, as new cables released Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have gathered outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, to mark the third anniversary of the -
Iran Iranian volleyball match played despite a ban for female fans Twelve thousand men watched the Iranian volleyball team beat the US in the world league series in Tehran on Friday night. But very few women were in -
Russia Russian asset seizure: Putin doesn't recognise court ruling Russian President Vladimir Putin has responded publicly for the first time to the seizing of Russian assets by France and Belgium. The two countries -
World News Tusk: Greece's debt deadlock is "getting critical" European Council President Donald Tusk warned Greece on Friday that “the game of chicken needs to end and so does the blame game.” Tusk told Athens -
USA Charleston killings: Daughter of one of the victims forgives suspect The suspect in the Charleston church killings has faced families of some of the nine victims during his first court appearance court on Friday