29 June 2015 | Euronews
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Tunisia Tunisia makes arrests in search for gunman accomplices Tunisia is to deploy 1,000 troops to protect its tourist resorts as police make several arrests in the search for suspected accomplices of the hotel beach attacker -
Sport Hiddink steps down as The Netherlands coach The Dutch football association announced on Monday that Guus Hiddink has stepped down from his role as coach of the national side. 68-year old -
Sport Serbia's celebrate Eurobasket title with fans in Belgrade The queen’s of European basketball returned home to a heroes welcome on Monday after having won their first Eurobasket title. Thousands of supporters -
Economy Tsipras says if Greeks approve the EU's aid plan, Syriza will resign Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has told the Greek people that if they vote to accept the terms of continued EU financial aid in Sunday’s referendum he -
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France The end of the road for Uber? Executives detained by French police In France, it seems, the protests of taxi drivers are being heard. The ride has come to an abrupt stop for two executives from the Uber taxi and -
World Croatian President Kolinda Grabar- Kitarovic from peace, recession to feminism The Croatian President has a clear vision for her country and Balkan region - she discussed peace, the economy, corruption and being the first female president in her country. -
Greece European leaders 'open to further negotiations' with Greece European leaders say the door remains open for negotiations with Athens on the Greek debt crisis. -
Economy Greece to default on IMF loan on Tuesday as banks close and panic buying begins Greeks stood around outside shuttered banks as a new week began during which Tuesday’s IMF payment of 1.6 billion euros won’t be paid, and by next -
Egypt Egypt's top prosecutor Hisham Barakat killed by Cairo car bomb Egypt’s public prosecutor Hisham Barakat has died following a bomb attack on his car in Cairo. Security sources said the device was detonated -
Sport Petr Cech signs with Arsenal Petr Cech has completed his move to north London after signing on with Arsenal. The Czech republic goalkeeper has joined the Gunners on a long term -
Economy Greece stands close to eurozone exit ahead of austerity referendum Which way now for Greece? With a 1.6 billion euro repayment to the IMF likely to be missed, Athens could be struggling for options on how it can -
United Kingdom UK to hold national minute's silence for Tunisia terror victims The British Prime Minister David Cameron has told the country's parliament that ISIL's "perverted ideology" needs to be tackled at home and abroad, and people must be "more intolerant of intolerance". -
Gaza Gaza aid flotilla intercepted by Israeli Navy The Israeli Navy has intercepted a ship leading a four-vessel aid flotilla en route to Gaza and diverted it to Ashdod Port. Pro-Palestinian activists -
Tunisia Three European interior ministers visit Tunisia to stand together against terrorism The interior ministers of Britain, France and Germany stood alongside their Tunisian counterpart on Monday to stand firm and united against -
Culture news Fresh and floral fashion at Paris Spring-Summer menswear shows Bourgeois was the watchword at the Dior Homme spring-summer fashion show in Paris. With the aim of widening his target client base, the brand’s -
Cinema 'Max' or a war dog's post-traumatic stress After his Marine partner is killed in action in Afghanistan, military working dog Max is unable to remain in service. Back in the US, the only human -
USA Wall Street brings calm to volatile markets amid Greek turmoil US stocks followed a global lead and fell as Wall Street opened as the weekends events in Greece dented investors confidence. However, the falls are -
Israel Gaza blockade opinions range from 'rightful defence' to 'war crime' Israel refuses to relax the naval blockade on Gaza, even in a symbolic gesture. Our special envoy Luis Carballo asked both Israelis and Palestinians -
Egypt Egypt state prosecutor dies after Cairo bomb attack Egypt’s public prosecutor Hisham Barakat has died following a bomb attack on his car in Cairo, according to the state news agency. Officials said the -
Economy EU chief Juncker pleads with Greeks to defy their government and vote for EU aid package EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker urged Greeks on Monday to back a cash-for-reform package rejected by their government, saying a ‘no’ vote in -
Sport Baku European Games: Day 16 Highlights -
United Kingdom UK: Former MP to face trial over child sex abuse allegations -
World News Scotland hotter than Greece: Heatwave to bring record temperatures It’s not often the weather makes the headlines in Scotland for being on the warmer end of the scale. However, this week will see a heatwave in -
Next Series Movers, not shakers: cable-driven robots may lift European heavy industry At a research facility near Montpellier in southern France, a mock-up of a heavy airplane wing is carefully manouevred across a test centre by -
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Culture news DJ Black Coffee brings unique house blend to summer festivals Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, the artist otherwise known as Black Coffee, is a shining star on South Africa’s dance scene. The award-winning record -
Gaza Netanyahu denounces Gaza-bound aid flotilla as Israel intercepts lead ship Israeli Naval forces have intercepted a ship leading a four-vessel protest flotilla taking aid for Gaza in defiance of the Israeli blockade of the -
Greece Greek banks remain closed, as pensioners queue up to withdraw payouts Greek pensioners lined up outside banks desperate to access their monthly payouts. With banks closed until after a referendum on bailout proposals -
Series Postcards from Kazakhstan: Astana's emblematic tree of life Construction of the Bayterek Tower began in 1997, the year the capital was moved from Almaty to Astana -
USA Yes co-founder and bass guitarist Chris Squire dies at 67 -
No Comment Kuwait: Thousands gather to bury the mosque blast victims -
No Comment South Korea and Philippines celebrate gay pride -
World News European markets tumble on Greek woes European markets have tumbled dramatically spooked by the prospect of a Greek debt default which forced Athens to close its banks to stop a run on -
World News European stocks slide as Greece edges towards default European markets have tumbled dramatically spooked by the prospect of a Greek debt default which forced Athens to close its banks to stop a run on -
Japan Heading for Hawaii, Solar Impulse II takes off for the most risky leg of its round the world trip Solar Impulse II gets clearance for takeoff after a three week wait, and sets off to continue its historic journey. The solar powered aircraft took -
Gaza Israeli forces intercept aid for Gaza protest flotilla Israeli Naval forces are said to have intercepted a ship leading a four vessel protest flotilla taking aid for Gaza. The is called the Marianne of -
Greece Greeks rush to withdraw cash ahead of week-long bank closures Greece’s banks will be closed today until July 6 along with the stock market and there is to be a 60 euro daily limit on cash withdrawals. The -
Greece Greeks protest over lender austerity demands Thousands have taken part in rallies in central Athens following the government’s announcement that it’s closing the banks and imposing capital -
Gaza Aid flotilla approaches Gaza A small flotilla of four boats which set sail two days ago carrying humanitarian aid is expected to enter the waters near the Gaza strip sometime -
USA Second escaped US prisoner is shot and captured by police The second of two escaped US prisoners, David Sweat has been shot and captured by police. He was taken 48-hours after his accomplice was killed