24 June 2015 | Euronews
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Armenia Protests against higher energy prices spread in Armenia Anger is growing across Armenia against police handling of protests which began earlier in the week against a major hike in energy prices. On -
Sport European Games: Trevejo teaches young guns a golden lesson in Epee Ivan Trevejo proved age doesn’t matter too much in fencing after the Cuban-born Frenchman won gold in the individual epee at the European games in -
France Obama tells Hollande he is no longer spy target President Obama has reassured the French president he is no longer a target of American intelligence gathering efforts, as documents from Wikileaks showed Washington had spied on the last three French -
Greece Eurogroup meeting ends without Greece reforms agreement The latest Eurogroup meeting wrapped up in Brussels on Wednesday evening without a formal agreement between Greece and its creditors. A spokesperson -
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World All the presidents' phone calls -- WikiLeaks heats up US-French connections -
Sport Goals replace guns and grenades in Libyan football tournament for peace ‘‘On the pitch for peace’‘ is a slogan given to a charity-organised football tournament aimed at giving Libyans a break from the relentless conflict -
Economy Eurogroup makes last bid for Greek deal The crucial Eurogroup meeting of finance ministers got underway on Wednesday (24 June) evening in Brussels. On the agenda: hammering out a solution -
China Hong Kong police clear last remaining protesters Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong were given an hour to pack up their belongings before being cleared from the front of the territory’s -
USA Irish 'balcony collapse' victims remembered at funerals Funerals for two more of the Irish students killed in last week’s Berkeley balcony collapse have taken place in Dublin. 21-year-old’s Niccolai -
Germany Queen Elizabeth meets Merkel on Germany visit Britain’s Queen Elizabeth has begun a four-day state visit to Germany where she met Chancellor Angela Merkel. During the trip, the royal couple were -
France France demands answers despite US assurances over spying The Elysee Palace says President Obama has vowed to end what he called unacceptable spying practices on allied countries. Earlier France’s President -
Business Line Greece hogs the headlines in crunch week for Athens and the EU Greek week. Time is running out for Greece. Over the last weeks and months this is something we’ve been hearing on a daily basis. This week we -
World News NATO strives to keep pace with military challenges The new NATO Response Force’s joint military exercises saw more than 2,000 soldiers and more than 200 tanks pour into Poland last week for four days -
Sport Baku gearing up for 2016 Formula One Grand Prix If this month’s European Games fail to place Baku firmly on the sporting map, next year might help further stamp the Azerbaijan capital’s sporting -
World News NATO 'won't be dragged into arms race' with Russia The head of NATO has said the organisation will not be forced into a new arms race with Russia. But Jens Stoltenberg said what he called Moscow’s -
My Europe Series Dirty business: mafia's toxic waste crimes spread across Europe The illegal dumping of domestic and sometimes even hazardous industrial waste by the mafia has long been a problem in Italy. Now it has emerged that -
Ukraine War, Russia, Poverty: Europeans' 'negative' view of Ukraine It was French writer Gustave Flaubert who said there is no truth, only perception. According to the Institute of World Policy in Kyiv, Europeans have -
Sport Miami Dolphins owner looking for Formula One touchdown A sports, technology and entertainment venture firm from the US is reportedly joining forces with investors from Qatar in an effort to buy a -
Europe News Hungary backs down from asylum threat After a shock announcement on Tuesday (June 23) Hungary has backed down from its threat to suspend European Union asylum policy, known as the Dublin -
France Cameron urges more action on migrants crisis after Calais chaos Britain is to put more resources into cross-Channel security – including possibly in France – after a day of chaos when migrants took advantage of a -
Syria ISIL mints 'Islamic coin inspired by divine law' First claim the territory then spread the word via a slick PR operation, then launch a currency. That is exactly what The Islamic State of Iraq and -
Greece Divisions remain between Greece and eurozone finance minister as crisis talks resume in Brussels Athens remains at odds with the IMF as international creditors present counter-proposals to Greece's reforms. -
Netherlands Dutch court orders Netherlands to cut carbon emissions faster A Dutch court has ordered its own government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at a faster rate than it’s planning to do. A judge in The Hague said -
Culture news London exhibition explores pain and pleasure of shoes Shoes of all shapes, sizes and styles have gone on show at a new exhibition in London. From the silk and leather footwear of Britain’s Queen -
USA WATCH: the moment police arrested Dylann Roof -
Venezuela Venezuela opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez ends hunger strike Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez has ended a 30-day hunger strike in jail after one of his key demands was met. A date has been set for -
France Read Wikileaks' top French NSA Intercepts -
USA 'Le snooping': WikiLeaks claim US spied on 3 French presidents French President François Hollande has said his country “will not tolerate” any acts which threaten the security of France. The president issued the -
Cinema Documentaries shine spotlight on Jordan's refugee crisis and Pakistani rights campaigner Malala Yousafzai New documentary film “Salam Neighbour” follows the story of two Americans experiencing life at Jordan’s sprawling, Zataari refugee camp, near the -
Culture news US singer Hilary Duff bounces back with fifth album US singer Hilary Duff is back on the music scene. The 27-year-old’s released her fifth studio album, “Breathe In. Breathe Out” after a break of -
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USA Boston Bomber apologises to the victims as he is formally sentenced to death Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been officially sentenced to death by a judge after a federal jury voted last month to impose capital -
Pakistan Pakistan's poor perish as heatwave sears Karachi As southern Pakistan sears in temperatures hitting 45 degrees celcius health officials say more than 700 people have died over the past three days -
World News Rosetta space mission extended, ESA announces -
France Foreign ministers meet as security situation in eastern Ukraine deteriorates The foreign ministers of France, Germany, Ukraine and Russia have held crisis talks in Paris as the situation in eastern Ukraine continues to -
Azerbaijan Baku European Games: Day 11 Highlights -
USA Protests spread across the US over rebel flag Protests are spreading across the US for the withdrawal of the Confederate battle Flag. In South Carolina many want it removed from the state house -
Greece Greek PM holds more talks with lenders to shore up his debt plans Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is in for more talks with his country’s main lenders today in order to smooth over reported divisions regarding -
France NSA "spied" on three French presidents - WikiLeaks France media is awash with revelations that the United States’s National Security Agency (NSA) spied on three French presidents for a period of six -
Gaza Knesset to punish Arab Knesset politician over Gaza flotilla A flotilla of boats being prepared by activists to try and break Israel’s blockade of Gaza is about to set sail as soon as weather conditions -
France Eurostar: services remain suspended overnight Hundreds of passengers have been left stranded after the tunnel linking France and England closed due to a strike in Calais. Rail company Eurostar