12 July 2015 | Euronews
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Greece 'Listen to us', Greeks appeal to eurozone leaders More than used to the uncertainty, Greeks out and about in Athens on Sunday calmly awaited news from Brussels that could determine the country’s -
Sport Manchester City sign Raheem Sterling Manchester City have agreed a deal to sign Raheem Sterling from Premier League rivals Liverpool. Reports in Britain put the amount paid for the -
Paraguay Pope Francis holds huge mass in Paraguay to end Latin America tour Winding up his “homecoming” tour to Latin America, Pope Francis appealed to world leaders to seek a new economic model to help the poor. On Saturday -
Sport Djokovic beats Federer to clinch third Wimbledon crown Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer in a close fought match to win his third Wimbledon title 7-6(1), 6-7(10), 6-4, 6-3. The first two sets were -
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Economy Greece told it must restore trust to earn rescue Eurozone leaders are telling Greece it has to restore trust by enacting key reforms before talks can open on a new financial rescue package to keep -
Sport Froome remains in yellow despite losing team trial by a second BMC Racing were the winners on the ninth stage of the Tour de France, a 28-kilometre team-trial which ended in Plumelec in Brittany. They clocked 32 -
Poland Poland: 'Strongman' drugs scare puts 150 people in hospital More than 150 people have been taken to hospital in southern Poland with the symptoms of drug poisoning after taking a substance called ‘Strongman’ -
Egypt Film legend Omar Sharif is laid to rest in Cairo The funeral was held in Cairo on Sunday of Egyptian-born actor Omar Sharif. Family, friends and fellow Egyptian stars were among those paying their -
Spain Spain: Eight pensioners killed in care home fire Eight elderly residents have died in a fire that ripped through a care home near Zaragoza in northeastern Spain in the early hours of Sunday. Twelve -
Mexico Tunnel '1.5 km long' aids Mexico drug lord El Chapo's jailbreak Mexican authorities say the country’s most notorious drug lord escaped from prison via a tunnel that began in his cell. A huge manhunt is underway -
Economy Greece crisis: Tense wait in Athens as crunch eurozone talks continue Greek churchgoers on Sunday may well have been praying for a miracle. Their near-bankrupt country needs every bit of help it can get, with Athens in -
Sport Captain Casillas bids tearful farewell to Real amid controversy over exit The dream, or perhaps, the nightmare is over Iker Casillas. The Real Madrid captain and goalkeeper has bid an emotional farewell to the club he has -
Iran Israel angry as Iran and West talk up nuclear deal Iran and the Western powers in Vienna are making increasingly positive noises about a nuclear deal becoming a reality. An Iranian diplomat said on -
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Israel Hero's welcome for Islamic Jihad hunger striker freed from Israeli jail Early on Sunday morning, jubilant supporters gathered to give a hero’s welcome to an Islamic Jihad activist freed from an Israeli jail after nearly -
World News EU summit cancelled as Greece debt talks continue in the eurozone Eurozone finance ministers are pursuing crisis talks on Greece but with Saturday’s discussions proving difficult, the planned Sunday summit of all -
Mexico Mexico: Drug Lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman escapes jail...again! Mexico’s most notorious drug lord Joaquin Guzman has escaped from a high security prison for the second time in 14 years. A huge manhunt is underway -
USA Pluto: New Horizons space probe provides closest-ever pictures The closest-ever pictures of Pluto, showing details of its geology, have been provided – courtesy of NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft. Launched nine -
Saudi Arabia Funeral is held of longtime Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal The funeral has taken place in Saudi Arabia of Prince Saud al-Faisal who was the world’s longest-serving foreign minister, holding the job for 40 -
Mexico Mexico: 'Volcano of Fire' forces hundreds to flee their homes Ash spewing from the Colima Volcano in western Mexico has sparked fears of a huge eruption, forcing hundreds of people to flee their homes. -
Greece Greek concern as Eurogroup talks look set to go down to the wire On Sunday morning (July 12), Greece learnt the news that its financial future was still hanging in the balance Our correspondent Akis Tatsis reported -
Belgium Sceptical Eurogroup members demand guarantee that Greece will repay debt Sceptical euro zone finance ministers have called for Greece to go beyond the bailout measures it has accepted, if negotiations on Athens’ latest -
Austria Iran nuclear talks: 'hope' for resolution, despite mixed signals from Tehran Hope has returned for a resolution to the Iran nuclear talks, diplomats say, despite mixed messages from Tehran.