15 July 2015 | Euronews
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France French security forces foil a suspected terror attack on a military base Security forces in France have arrested four people they suspect of planning an attack on a French military base. It’s believed they have links to -
Sport Imre and Fiamingo strike Epee gold at world champs Two-time Olympic medallist Geza Imre struck Epee gold at the fencing world championships in Moscow on Wednesday. The 41-year-old Hungarian was up -
Sport Basso to be released from hospital after successful cancer op Tinkoff-Saxo rider Ivan Basso will be released from hospital on Thursday after undergoing a successful operation to remove his left testicle -
Business Line Greece deal spells more pain for debt-crippled economy The deal reached by Athens and its international creditors in the early hours of Monday (13 June) saw Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras concede to -
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USA Obama seeks to convince Congress of merits of historic Iran nuclear deal US President Barack Obama has sought to convince Congress of the merits of the Iran nuclear deal. The most serious threat – that of Iran obtaining a -
Greece Analyst says Greek debt 'haircut' too much to ask of EU Greece’s lawmakers were debating an austerity bill set for a midnight vote on Wednesday (July 15) that will condemn the country to years of more -
Sport Tour de France: Majka wins stage 11 as Froome maintains race lead Poland’s Rafal Majka celebrated stage 11 victory following a solo attack up the final climb to the line. The victory over the 188 kilometre trek from -
Germany Nosferatu: creator's skull taken from tomb The authorities in Germany say the skull of FW Murnau, the director of 1920’s silent vampire classic “Nosferatu”, has been removed from his tomb. The -
China China: British nationals deported but three remain Three British nationals are being held for a sixth night by police in China on suspicion of having links to a terrorist group. The tourists were -
United Kingdom Nick Cave's son dies in UK cliff fall The 15-year-old son of Australian musician and songwriter Nick Cave has died after a fall from a cliff in Brighton on the south coast of England. The -
Iran Unfreezing Iran's economy could benefit everyone Dividends of Iranian deal more than just an economic pay-off -
Sport Britain's Walker wins 2015 Romaniacs prologue The 2015 Red Bull Romaniacs in Sibiu kicked off with the spectacular prologue which took competitors over a trick street course littered with -
Afghanistan Taliban leader appears to approve peace talks with Afghan government Reclusive Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar has purportedly written a message seeming to signal approval for peace talks with Afghanistan’s -
Greece Trouble brewing in Greek parliament Inside the Greek parliament, dozens of MPs are expected to reject the bailout. That may force Tsipras to rely on pro-European opposition lawmakers to -
Europe News Greece should tap EU-wide rescue fund for emergency loan, says top EU official An EU-wide fund should be used to provide short time loans to Greece, senior European officials say. The European Commission is proposing a seven -
Sport Former captain Oliseh presented as Nigeria coach Sunday Oliseh has been presented as the new coach of the Nigeria national football team. The 40-year-old has signed a three-year deal to coach the -
Ukraine MH17: a year on and still no answers It is almost a year since the tiny village of Rossypne in Eastern Ukraine found itself the focus of global attention. 298 people of differing -
Italy Curbing 'globalisation of indifference': MOAS rescues 414 migrants Migrants Offshore Aid Station has rescued 8,595 people from the Mediterranean since it began operations. Around 414 mainly sub-Saharan Africans were -
Iran Iran nuclear treaty ignores its role in Middle East violence The treaty between Iran and the P5+1 world powers is meant to take effect 90 days after the UN Security Council adopts the relevant resolution -
USA Solar Impulse grounded 9 months in Hawaii by battery damage A solar-powered plane halfway through an attempt to circle the globe will be grounded in Hawaii for at least nine months because of battery damage -
Greece Greece: the politicians debate, the people protest. In Greece, while the politicians debate inside, outside there are protests on the streets. Several protests against #bailout; police mobilize #Greece -
Iran Iran nuclear deal: an overview of global reactions -
Cyprus British warplane accidentally drops missiles onto its base -
Iran Zarif gets hero's welcome in Tehran after concluding nuclear deal Iran’s foreign minister has been welcomed back to his country’s capital after concluding a landmark nuclear deal with six world powers in Vienna -
Cinema 'Irrational Man' Allen's dramedy misfires Treading on familiar territory, Woody Allen’s latest offering Irrational Man is a dramedy starring Emma Stone and Joacquin Phoenix in the roles of -
World News The Pluto flyby : what we’ve learnt so far NASA’s New Horizons probe has flown past Pluto for the first time, marking a historic moment in the exploration of our solar system. The spacecraft -
Germany Auschwitz accountant gets four years for working at death camp A 94-year-old former bookkeeper at Auschwitz has been sentenced to four years in prison in what could be one of the last big Holocaust trials. Oskar -
Culture news Post-war nostalgia and light play at New York Fashion Week: Men's Men's fashion takes centre stage in the Big Apple this week with the first ever New York fashion week, men's edition. -
Greece Workers walk out in Greece in protest over austerity measures before parliament Strikers at rush hour in Greece. That was how many decided to hold their own vote on the austerity measures before parliament. The metro shut down at -
Next Series The Astronaut Academy: 'Like in the film Gravity' Hervé Stevenin oversees one of the toughest processes that any astronaut can go through – learning to spacewalk. The Frenchman, himself a former -
Economy 'Imposed' bailout deal must be implemented, says Greek PM As the Greek parliament debates a painful austerity package and reform legislation ahead of a crucial vote by lawmakers, prime minister Alexis -
Culture news Clowning around in eastern Hungary The Winged Dragon Festival attracts street performers from around the world to the town of Nyírbátor, captivating young and old. -
Mexico Video shows escape of Mexican drug baron Joaquin Guzman Authorities have released a video of the 1.5 kilometre tunnel through which one of Mexico’s most feared drug barons Joaquin ‘El-Chapo’ Guzman made -
World News NASA probe "phones home" after surviving flyby with Pluto Scientists cheer with relief when New Horizons probe makes radio contact with mission control after being silent for 22 hours following its flyby of Pluto. -
Iran Iranians celebrate a future with no sanctions after nuclear deal Iranians have been celebrating since the news emerged from the talks in Vienna of the landmark deal with the West over its nuclear programme.. For -
World News US Congress split over Iran nuclear deal Congress splits over the Iran nuclear deal with Republicans already seeking ways to circumvent a presidential veto as they attempt to over turn it. -
United Kingdom SNP flexes its parliamentary muscles over fox hunting in the UK The anti-fox-hunting debate has risen up the political agenda in the UK once again. On Tuesday British Prime Minister David Cameron was forced to -
Hungary Hungary: Protesters condemn 'absurd' anti-migrant border fence with Serbia Hundreds of people have demonstrated in Budapest against the project to build a fence along Hungary’s border with Serbia to stop migrants from coming