13 July 2015 | Euronews
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World News NASA probe to 'buzz' Pluto in 30 minute flyby After nine years in space NASA's New Horizons probe will fly past Pluto and its five moons on its way to the Kuiper Belt in the outer regions of the Solar System allowing scientists a close up view of -
Hungary Hungary defies its critics and builds a barrier along its open border with Serbia Work has begun in Hungary on a four-metre high fence to close the open border with Serbia. Belgrade is strongly opposed to the plan which has also -
Israel Netanyahu tweets in Farsi to persuade Iranians nuclear deal is bad A staunch and consistent opponent of a nuclear accord with Iran, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has taken to tweeting in Farsi – to -
Austria A Viennese Waltz of rumours, but still no Iran nuclear deal A day of gestures, optimistic briefings and fevered speculation about an imminent historic agreement on Iran's nuclear programme ends - with both sides reporting issues that still need to be resolved. -
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Sport Real fans urge president Perez to quit over Casillas exit Several hundred Real Madrid fans called for president Florentino Perez to resign at the official send-off for goalkeeper and captain Iker Casillas -
Sport Marquez makes it six in a row at the Sachsenring Yamaha are clearly the team to beat this season in MotoGP as both their riders have been in great form with thirteen podium finishes out of eight -
Greece "AGreekment" reached after all night EU emergency summit in Brussels It started with a tweet from Brussels and grew to a social media avalanche. Politicians, journalists and the Greek public were left in no doubt a -
World News US presidential race adds Scott Walker to crowded GOP ring Scott Walker has announced his bid for the United States Republican presidential nomination. The two-term governor of Wisconsin is the clear -
Business Series China's markets bounce back after dip In this edition of Business Middle East we look at the impact of turbulence in the Chinese markets and moves to strengthen dollar resources in Egypt -
Iraq Iraq: military offensive launched to regain Anbar Iraq has announced the start of an offensive aimed at recapturing its western province of Anbar from the group calling itself Islamic State. The -
Sport Basso withdraws from Tour de France to fight cancer Ivan Basso is pulling out of the Tour de France after revealing he has testicular cancer. The 37-year-old Italian says the discovery was made after -
Greece Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faces problems in his Syriza party Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras must quell potential rebellion in his Syriza party after his return from the Brussels summit. Fifteen deputies -
United Kingdom Heathrow: back to business after protest closed runway Flights are now back to normal at the UK’s biggest airport after a protest led to some cancellations. Angry at plans for a third runway at Heathrow -
Greece What Greece has to do to win a third bailout Down to the wire, Alexis Tsipras finally blinked. Enough other euro countries told Greece ‘time’s up’, and now he has said ‘yes’ to a tougher deal -
Cinema Karlovy Vary hands out the Crystal Globes to an eclectic selection American actor Harvey Keitel attended the closing awards ceremony of the 50th Karlovy Vary Film Festival. http://t.co/kcVX4pkg0bIncontro con -
World News Greek showdown in Brussels prompts mixed reactions After marathon talks were dragged through Sunday night and into Monday morning, European leaders have prevented any move to eject Greece from the -
Economy Greece: deal greeted with relief but also anger In Greece, there are those who think any deal is better than no deal. But others are angry, thinking that Germany has rammed yet more austerity down -
World News Europe equities climb on Greek deal, but no respite for the euro European stock markets rose throughout Monday’s trading session, following news that eurozone leaders had reached an agreement to move forward with a -
France French police hunt gunmen in north west Paris French police are hunting for three armed men who stormed a clothes store in a shopping centre in north west Paris. The gunmen fled after what is -
Russia Russian soldiers die when military barracks in Siberia collapse Twenty-three soldiers have been killed near the Siberian city of Omsk when a section of a Russian military barracks collapsed. Officials say a -
Romania Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta named in a criminal investigation Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta has been named as a defendant in a criminal investigation into forgery, tax evasion and money laundering. Assets -
Series Postcards from Kazakhstan: the mountain playgrounds close to the former capital The Medeu & Shymbulak mountain resorts attract locals but also holidaymakers -
Brazil New Zealand set to miss Rio Olympic football spot due to disqualification -
No Comment Thousands celebrate end of European Games in Baku -
Economy EU leaders react to Greek agreement struck at Brussels summit Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has yet to face his government and people after an agreement was reached at the Brussels summit. But for the -
Next Series Getting rail freight back on track in Europe Transportation costs affect the price of any goods we buy, so reducing them could help our pockets. Road transportation is becoming more efficient -
Next Series Do you know: what's better - a road or a rail? -
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Culture news International Tchaikovsky Competition a life- changing accolade Two Russians, a Romanian and a Mongolian have been honoured at the International Tchaikovsky Competition for 2015. The prestigious event takes in -
Economy Greece clinches deal with eurogroup after marathon talks Greece has secured debt restructuring and medium-term financing. The deal with its creditors after seventeen hours of marathon talks with eurozone -
Japan A box with a computer = home: Lost in Manboo -
Economy Markets react to potential Greek bailout EU President Donald Tusk’s tweet – “all ready to go” set the financial markets on a surge. European shares rose in early trading. The eurozone’s -
Greece Greeks hope for a better future as eurozone leaders argue over bailout terms As the talking continued in Brussels people in Athens were watching closely knowing the emergency summit would shape their future. Our reporter went -
World News Greek crisis: 'Agreement reached' after marathon talks Eurozone leaders have completed an agreement with Greece after more than 15 hours of overnight talks. The deal opens the way for new EU funds for -
Austria Historic nuclear deal with Iran said to be 'close' Iran and six world powers are said to be close to clinching a historic nuclear deal that will bring sanctions relief in exchange for curbs on -
Yemen Yemen 'humanitarian truce' breached by more fighting and airstrikes At least 35 people are believed to have been killed in fighting near the Yemeni city of Aden and ten more in airstrikes on the capital Sanaa. The -
Ukraine Far right group challenges Ukraine's government after gun battle. A Ukrainian far right group has demanded the resignation of the county’s interior minister while blocking roads around Kyiv in a protest following a