14 July 2015 | Euronews
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Economy Greek PM calls bailout " a bad night for Europe" but refuses to quit Greek premier Alexis Tsipras gives a live interview on the eve of a parliamentary vote on contentious reforms which the country' is obliged to implement as part of a bailout deal with its creditors. -
Sport Van Persie completes Fenerbahce move Turkey’s Fenerbahce has completed the signing of Robin van Persie from Manchester United. He has agreed a three-year deal for a reported 6.8 -
Sport Russians on top at World Fencing Championships The home fans had lots to scream and shout about when sabres on the opening night at the World Fencing Championships in Moscow. Alexei Yakimenko -
Yemen Yemen: coalition forces retake Aden airport Coalition forces loyal to Yemen’s exiled president have recaptured the airport in the country’s second city of Aden. Houthi rebel forces were pounded -
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Iran Iranian expats in London hope deal will ease life back home There are millions of Iranians living abroad – many left in the wake of the 1979 revolution. Today, tens of thousands are in the UK. London’s -
World Exclusive - EU's Mogherini hails 'good' Iran deal The nuclear deal agreed between Iran and six world powers represents a “historic opportunity” to change the relationship between Tehran and the West -
World Nuclear Iran defended rights, raised fears, now hopes Deep concerns about Iran’s potential nuclear ambitions began to rumble through western capitals in 2002. Satellite photos were made public of Natanz -
Spain San Fermin bulls break speed record in Pamplona The final bull run of this year’s San Fermin festival at Pamplona in Spain was the fastest on record. The six bulls completed the 826-metre charge -
United Kingdom Calais 'secure zone' to keep migrants away from UK-bound lorries Britain’s interior minister has told parliament that a new secure zone is being set up in the French port of Calais to protect UK-bound lorries from -
World News HIV treatment targets met in advance, says UNAIDS The Millennium Development goal of giving life-saving treatment to 15 million people by the end of this year was reached nine months ahead of -
France France pays tribute to its elite armed assault units on Bastille Day in Paris France paid tribute to its elite armed assault units as they took part in the annual military parade on Bastille Day for the first time. Many wore -
Sport Froome demolishes rivals on first Tour mountain test Chris Froome made his mark in Tour de France’s first mountain test. For spectators, the 167-km trek from Tarbes to La Pierre St Martin had a festival -
Sport Russia shows off preparations for World Cup 2018 Russia’s preparations for the 2018 FIFA World Cup are in full swing as the country gets 11 cities ready to host the tournament. Eager to avoid the -
Greece Secret IMF report: Greece needs debt relief far beyond EU plans -
World News Spacecraft flies by Pluto after a nine-year journey in space -
Israel Iran nuclear deal: a stunning, historic mistake says Netanyahu “A stunning, historic mistake.” This is how the Israeli Prime Minister sees the historic agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme. For Benjamin -
Greece Greek government prepares for Wednesday's critical vote on reforms The countdown is on to the critical vote in the Greek parliament on Wednesday. At the ruling Syriza party and its junior coalition ally’s -
Sport Russia ends Capello's coaching contract Fabio Capello’s Russian coaching career is over. The Russian Football Union has ended his contract as head of the national team, three years before -
Sport Tevez receives heroes welcome at Boca Juniors Carlos Tevez has been officially unveiled as a Boca Juniors player. Some 50,000 fans packed into La Bombonera to welcome him back to Argentina after -
Austria Rouhani hails start of 'new era' as Iran nuclear deal reached Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani hailed a new chapter in his country’s relations with the Western world after Tehran reached a nuclear deal with six -
Culture news Euronews meets Iraqi-American artist Amir ElSaffar at Istanbul Jazz Festival Over 250 local and international artists took the stage at the 22nd edition of the Istanbul Jazz Festival (June 27 – July 15, 2015). Joan Baez, Jools -
USA Obama will veto any Congress attempts to block Iran deal US President Barack Obama heralded a nuclear deal with Iran. He said every pathway for Tehran to get a nuclear weapon was cut off under the -
My Europe Series Alleged victims of former Chadian dictator Hissène Habré get their day in court A historic trial scheduled for late July will see former Chadian dictator Hissène Habré face charges of human rights abuses. After falling from -
Cinema Manhood, war and propaganda on show at Odessa Film Festival The sixth Odessa International Film Festival is underway and drawing crowds to the Black Sea port city, but for the second year in a row, the conflict in Eastern Ukraine is taking its toll on the nati -
Israel Iran deal a 'bad mistake of historic proportions' says Netanyahu Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the agreement as a historic mistake. He tweeted in Farsi: “Hundreds of billions of dollars that -
Austria 'Historic' Iran nuclear deal 'a sign of hope' Iran and six world powers concluded two years of tortuous talks with an agreement on Tehran's nuclear programme - a deal that has been widely praised and condemned. -
Ukraine Poroshenko calls for disarming of 'illegal groups' in Ukraine Ukraine’s president has ordered the disarming of “illegal groups.” Petro Poroshenko made the call after a weekend standoff between a far right group -
Ireland N.Ireland : Eight police officers are inured in parade violence There’s been violence at a Orange Order parade in Northern Ireland. Eight police officers where injured when they were pelted with bottles and beer -
USA 50 Cent files for bankruptcy Rapper 50 Cent has filed for bankruptcy in New York reporting debts and assets in the range of $10 million to $50 million. It comes two months -
Mexico Mexico offers $3m reward for escaped drug lord Mexico is offering a 3 million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the worlds most notorious drug lord “El Chapo” Guzman. His -
Austria Nuclear deal with Iran thought to be imminent A tired Russian Foreign Miinister , Sergey Lavrov momentarily left the nuclear negotiating table in Vienna to get some sleep . All the -
Economy Greece's full bailout programme could take weeks to implement The eurozone’s top official has said a golden key to solve Greece’s problems has yet to be found. Jeroen Dijsselbloem who has just been re-elected -
Economy Angry Greeks accuse eurozone leaders of blackmail A protester burns a Syriza party flag during a demonstration against the bailout deal secured by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. As the details -
Afghanistan Afghanistan hit by wave of bomb attacks Afghanistan is reeling from a wave of bomb attacks over the past two days. First a suicide car bomber killed 33 people on Sunday near a military base