10 July 2015 | Euronews
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World News 'Progress made', but is it enough? No conclusion in Iran nuclear talks Mixed signals come from Vienna: euronews is told Iran may still walk out from nuclear talks despite earlier signs of progress. -
Greece Greece: this is the best deal so far says Tsipras The Greek parliament is voting tonight on the crucial third version of a deal aimed at freeing up 53.5 billion euros in bailout funds from -
Sport Former FIFA official Jeffrey Webb agrees to extradition according to reports Jeffrey Webb, one of seven current and former FIFA officials detained in Switzerland has agreed to be extradited to the United States, according to -
Sport US Women's World Cup winning squad in victory parade in New York The US Women’s World Cup winning football squad was caught in blizzard of confetti in a victory parade through the Big Apple. The footballers were -
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Sport Italian cyclist Luca Paolini fails dope test in Tour de France Luca Paolini is on his way home and out of the Tour de France. The Italian cyclist has been provisionally suspended after he failed a dope test. The -
World Greek drama: director Costas Gavras on reflecting a country in crisis in film Franco-Greek filmmaker Costa-Gavras has been watching the country of his birth lurch through its crisis of recent years with a mixture of anxiety -
Sport Mark Cavendish sprints to take victory in Tour de France seventh stage “Super happy” that’s how Mark Cavendish summed up his feelings after winning the seventh stage of the Tour de France. It was a 190.5 kilometre ride -
USA US:South Carolina takes down Confederate flag Troopers removed the Confederate flag from South Carolina’s state capitol, three weeks after the racially-motivated killing of a group of black -
United Kingdom Flypast marks 75th anniversary of Battle of Britain Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and other members of the royal family turned out to watch a flypast of RAF planes marking the 75th anniversary of the -
Bangladesh Fatal stampede at Bangladesh charity clothes event More than 20 people, mostly women and children, have been killed and dozens injured in a stampede at a charity distribution event in central -
World Tsipras in warp drive to save Greece Less than a week after six out of ten Greek voters backed Alexis Tsipras’s rejection of austerity conditions attached to a third bailout proposal -
Greece Who owns Greek debt? As international creditors mull over Greece’s latest proposals to resolve the debt crisis. Here we have a look at how much Athens owes and to whom -
Greece What does the Greek crisis look like? -
Europe News Hollande says Greek debt plan 'serious and credible' EU leaders have been giving their first reactions to the new Greek bailout proposals. France played a key role in helping Athens draft them -
World Summer holidays: making the most of the big break School’s out for summer! The words every student longs to hear as the academic year drags on. It means weeks of down-time and relaxation; long days -
Sport I'll do it my way says Barcelona new signing Arda Turan Barcelona summer signing Arda Turan was unveiled to supporters and reporters and stressed he did not want to be compared to club legend Xavi. Turkey -
Greece Greece: shopping frenzy to outwit the haircut Worried about what the future holds, Greeks are looking for safe places to store their cash. There is talk that the banks will be forced to take a -
Germany Police arrest man after shooting spree near Ansbach, Germany German police have arrested a man following the drive-by shooting of an 82-year-old woman and a 72-year-old cyclist. Police say after shooting the -
USA Omar Sharif has died aged 83 Actor Omar Sharif, best known for his title role as Doctor Zhivago in the Oscar-winning film, has died, Egyptian state television said. He was 83. In -
Greece Tsipras bailout plan for Greece scrutinised at home and abroad Greek MPs and eurozone finance ministers are considering the prime minister's proposals to stave off bankruptcy, which are thought to give in to many creditors' demands. -
World News Srebrenica peace marchers remember 1995 mass killing A historic three-day trek takes marchers back to Srebrenica, 20 years after Europe’s worst atrocity since WWII. The peace path is the same route -
World News Iran nuclear deal: new deadline set for Monday Iran and major powers have given themselves until Monday to reach an deal on the Iran nuclear question. EU and US officials are extending sanctions -
World News And also...'most wanted' squirrels, a homemade 'Lamborghini'and nuclear brothels Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
Culture news Global deal to distribute new music each and every Friday Friday July 10, 2015, signals another sea change in music. From now on, singles and albums will be released before the weekend, harmonising when -
United Kingdom 'Aviation history' made as electric plane flies across English Channel A French pilot claims to have made aviation history after flying an electric plane across the English Channel on Friday morning. The Airbus E-fan -
World News On-the-run suspect tripped up by his own vanity -
Cinema Difret - an Ethiopian woman's fight against tradition We’ve been extremely moved this week by an Ethiopian film called Difret. A film which shows a side of the country perhaps few of us are familiar -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Greece seeks third bailout In this edition of Europe Weekly, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras asks international creditors for a third bailout – despite 61 percent of those -
Germany Man held after two killed in German drive-by shootings In Germany at least two people have been killed in a drive-by shooting in northern Bavaria. A suspect is said to have opened fire from a Mercedes car -
My Europe Series Toxic waste: An international business which benefits the Eco-Mafia Many of these companies who are working illegaly in these areas are also working for famous Italian brand names -
Greece Bailout crisis: 'We Greeks are confused': On the frontline of Greece’s debt disaster, pensioners and other ordinary citizens continued to queue on Friday at closed banks where cash -
Culture news The horrors of war - photo expo recalls Srebrenica massacre A stark reminder of the massacre of 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys by Bosnian Serb troops twenty years ago. These chilling photographs were taken -
Greece Greek parliament to vote on Tsipras' last-ditch bailout plan Greek MPs and eurozone finance ministers are due to consider the prime minister's proposals to stave off bankruptcy, which are thought to give in to many creditors' demands. -
World News Watch Live: EU news conference on Greece Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, and Jean-Claude Junker, president of the European Commission, give an update on talks with Greece. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Three survivors of the Srebrenica massacres tell their stories -
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Indonesia Volcanic ash cloud shuts five airports, leaving Bali tourists stranded A volcanic eruption has shut five airports in Indonesia, leaving thousands of tourists stranded. Mount Raung in East Java has been erupting for -
My Europe Series Climate change and migration : A hot issue for Europe Is Europe worried about the problem of migration due to climate change? And is the status of a climate refugee recognised by international law?” -
USA Huge hack of US government databases hits 21.5 million people Hackers have stolen personal information from millions more people than previously estimated in a massive attack on US government databases. The -
Greece Life goes on in Athens: locals head to beach to 'regain sense of normality' Life’s a beach, or at least that’s the impression some Athens locals wished to give when euronews went to gauge reactions to the ongoing financial -
Yemen UN brokers brief humanitarian ceasefire in war-torn Yemen Yemen’s warring factions have agreed to a United Nations-brokered temporary ceasefire to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid to some 21 million -
Greece Greeks at pro-Europe rally call on Tsipras to keep his promise “We live in Europe and this is not negotiable,” was the chant of some 5,000 demonstrators in the Greek capital. Gathered in front of the parliament -
Greece Greece submits last-ditch reform proposals to international creditors With bankruptcy looming, Greece submits a last-ditch cash-for-reforms package to its international lenders. -
Greece IMF: slashes global growth forecast by 2%, tells Athens to "respect the rules" The IMF has cut its forecast for global growth from 3.5 percent to 3.3, blaming a weaker first quarter in the US. This is lower and slower than last -
United Kingdom London brought to near standstill over Tube-driver strike Crippling Tube strike brings London to a near standstill for 24 hours, with TFL management and trade union representatives seemingly no closer to reaching an agreement.