6 July 2015 | Euronews
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Republic of Ecuador Pope puts the family at the heart of his first Ecuador mass Thousands of Ecuadoreans turn out for Pope Francis' first mass of his South American tour to hear his sermon about the importance of the family . -
Greece Hollande and Merkel urge Greece to make 'credible' proposals The leaders of France and Germany have told Athens that the door is still open for debt negotiations with creditors. But at urgent talks in Paris on -
Iran Iran talks could get new deadline extension says Washington With the deadline for a nuclear deal less than a day away, Iran is pushing for an arms embargo on the country to be lifted. The demand from Tehran -
France France and Germany expect 'credible' proposals from Greece The door is open to discussions but Paris and Berlin expect credible and serious proposals from Greece – with time running out to find a bailout -
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Greece Euclid Tsakalotos sworn in as new Greek finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos has been sworn in as Greece’s new finance minister after Yanis Varoufakis resigned. Analysts say the 55-year-old, who speaks Greek -
Sport Horror crash mars Tour de France as Britain's Froome earns leader's yellow jersey Spaniard Joaquim Rodriguez of the Katusha Team won a crash-hit stage three of the Tour de France that was neutralised on three occasions. The 159.5 -
Iran Iran optimistic of leap in growth once out from under sanctions The Grand Bazaar of Tehran forms part of the economic core of the Iranian capital, where tradesmen and shoppers alike are keenly awaiting a lifting -
Spain Spain open to new Greece bailout talks post-referendum Spanish Economy Minister Luis De Guindos says a Greek exit was not being contemplated by Madrid. -
Explore Life's a beach in Batumi, Georgia's top Black Sea resort -
Focus Word up: regions send powerful climate message to COP 21 state negotiators The world’s regions are in the frontline in the battle against climate change – that was the message sent from a conference of local authorities in -
Sport Red Bull Air Race: Arch wins in Budapest After Abu Dhabi, Chiba and Rovinj the fourth round of the Red Bull Air Race series took place in Hungary’s spectacular capital city of Budapest -
Explore Traveller's diary: Batumi -
Greece Many Greek businesses struggling to pay state taxes Many Greek businesses are struggling: capital controls and two weeks of bank holidays means they have insufficient revenue to pay state taxes. They -
No Comment Soviet prison transformed into dive site in Estonia -
No Comment Hundreds of piglets escape from truck on Chinese highway -
France Florence + The Machine caught by cushion rain in Lyon -
Hungary Hungary's parliament approves 'anti-migrant' border fence Hungary’s parliament has beefed up the country’s asylum legislation, paving the way for a border fence to prevent the flow of migrants into the -
France Special EU Summit on Greece -
USA Stocks slightly lower after Greek vote Wall Street opened lower on Monday but less sharply than expected, chiming with its peers in Europe. The Dow was down half a percent at the open -
Nigeria Nigeria: Scores killed in Jos in attacks blamed on Boko Haram Emergency services rushed to retrieve the injured after suspected Islamist militants killed at least 44 people in attacks on a restaurant and mosque -
Cinema Richard Gere honoured at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival American actor Richard Gere was the guest of honour at the opening ceremony of the 50th Karlovy Vary Film Festival in the Czech Republic. The -
Economy Seven reasons why Yanis Varoufakis is now a political legend Whether you like him or not, former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis is now a political legend. Here’s why: 1. The way he communicates With -
Culture news The Two Worlds Festival: Affordable art in Spoleto The 58th edition of the Two Worlds Festival has got underway in Spoleto. Many people consider this event to be one of the cultural highlights of the -
World News "I don't understand it at all", residents of Aachen react to Greek 'No' In Germany the news of the Greek referendum was greeted with a mix of frustration, bewilderment and solidarity. After Greeks answered with a -
Turkey Turkish fury as minority Muslims 'banned from fasting' in China Protesters in Istanbul have burned Chinese flags and demonstrated against what they claim is the religious suppression of minority Uighur Muslims by -
Next Series 'Atomic detectives' scientists that keep us safe from radioactive criminality Futuris reporter Denis Loctier looks at the work of the ‘atomic detectives,’ scientists that keep us safe from the risk of radioactive criminality -
Next Series Do you know: what is a dirty bomb? -
No Comment Hundreds gather for christening of Britain's Princess Charlotte -
No Comment Greek referendum: ‘No’ supporters celebrate in Athens' streets -
Series Postcards from Kazakhstan: the massive mausoleum revered by pilgrims The spectacular Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi dominates the landscape near Turkistan -
Greece Greeks worry about their future and their savings Many Greeks are worried because most banks have remained closed since last Monday. People wait in long lines at cash machines to withdraw their -
Economy "We gave an example of democracy" says Greek Prime Minister Greek PM calls for more negotiations with creditors and says national unity is needed -
Greece Varoufakis resigns after Greek referendum Greece’s outspoken finance minister has resigned. Yanis Varoufakis announced he will step down just one day after Greeks voted “no” to austerity -
Greece Foreign TV channels camp out in Athens as nation awaits fallout from "No" vote The eyes of the world have been on Greece in the days building up to the referendum, with the unfolding of events there likely to have implications -
Republic of Ecuador Pope arrives in Ecuador at the start of a seven-day tour It was a windy welcome for Pope Francis as he arrived in Ecuador with the breeze blowing off his cap as he stepped off the plane. But the 78-year-old -
Greece Thousands of Greeks celebrate referendum result Thousands of joyful Greeks poured into the capital’s central square as the scale of the rejection to a bailout deal which would have imposed more -
Iran West increases pressure on Iran in nuclear talks Time is running out on closing a deal with Iran over curbing its nuclear programme in return for sanctions relief. The deadline is Tuesday and six -
Greece It's a decisive "No" in Greek bailout referendum Greeks celebrate in central Athens after a decisive "No" vote against accepting the terms of a eurozone bail-out deal