18 July 2015 | Euronews
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Kenya Kenya: Westgate shopping mall reopens ahead of Obama visit to Nairobi Kenya’s Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi has reopened to the public, nearly two years since al Shabaab gunmen went on the rampage in the aisles, in -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia arrests more than 400 suspected ISIL militants Saudi Arabia has arrested more than 400 people suspected of belonging to the so-called Islamic State group. The Interior Ministry said that the -
USA Chattanooga shooting death toll rises to five A US sailor has died from wounds sustained in a shooting rampage on military buildings in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Thursday. The death of logistics -
Sport Ukraine win gold at World Fencing Championships Ukraine has won its first team title at the World Fencing Championships in Moscow by defeating South Korea by 34 to 24. The bronze medal went to -
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Sport Second Judo Grand Slam underway in Siberia The second International Judo Federation Grand Slam of the season is underway in the Siberian city of Tyumen. The two-day event is hosting 312 judoka -
Sport Tour de France: Cummings wins his first stage Britain’s Steve Cummings has won his first stage in the Tour de France. The MTN- Quebeka rider was part of a 20-man breakaway group that battled its -
Greece Two arrested as Greece fires brought under control Forest fires which ravaged Greece on Friday are now under control, however, the damage they have wreaked on the crisis-striken country is taking its -
Iraq Search continues for victims in Iraq after huge suicide bomb Recovery workers in Iraq have been searching for more victims among the debris following Friday’s massive car bomb at a busy market. Officials say at -
United Kingdom British tabloid defends release of Queen Nazi salute footage It’s a home movie the British Royal Family would rather have kept under wraps. Shot in 1933, the reel shows Queen Elizabeth performing a Nazi Salute -
Sport Australia beat South Africa in dramatic Brisbane clash Australia beat South Africa 24-20 in their opening clash of the Rugby Championship. The Wallabies clinched the victory in Brisbane after a -
Sport Formula 1 driver Jules Bianchi dies in France French Formula 1 driver Jules Bianchi has died, nine months after suffering severe head injuries in a crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix. He was -
Greece Greek government issues decree on banks' reopening The Greek government has issued a decree ordering banks to reopen on Monday, three weeks after they were closed amid the country’s debt crisis. The -
Iran Iran's Khamenei says nuclear deal won't change stance on US Iran’s supreme leader has said that the historic nuclear deal struck with world powers will not change its stance towards the United States. In an -
Greece New Greek ministers sworn in after Tsipras reshuffle New ministers in the Greek government have been sworn in after a reshuffle within Syriza’s ranks following a rebellion over tough bailout terms -
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Kenya Kenya's Westgate shopping mall re-opens after massacre Kenya’s Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi has re-opened almost two years after the four-day siege and massacre in which at least 67 people died -
USA Drivers flee as wildfire engulfs southern California highway In America a brush fire destroyed vehicles and homes and brought traffic to a halt as it engulfed a major road in southern California. Some drivers -
Poland Poland to hold general election on October 25 The outgoing Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski says the general election will take place on October 25. It comes two months after he lost an -
France Formula One driver Jules Bianchi dies after Japan Grand Prix crash last year French Formula One driver Jules Bianchi has died of injuries suffered during last year’s Japanese Grand Prix. The 25-year-old had been in a coma -
United Kingdom UK: Palace 'disappointed' at shock footage of Queen Elizabeth giving Nazi salute as a child A UK tabloid newspaper has released archive footage of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth performing a Nazi salute as a child. Apparently coached by her -
Iraq ISIL claims responsibility as Iraq suicide bomb 'kills more than 100' More than 100 people are reported dead in a suicide car bombing at a busy market in Iraq. ISIL said it was behind the blast in the mainly Shi’ite -
Saudi Arabia Crisis and conflict overshadow Eid in the Middle East In Mecca, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman, like Muslims around the world, has marked the end of the fasting month of Ramadan and the start of the Eid -
Nigeria Nigeria: Suicide blasts kill at least 13 as worshippers mark Eid At least 13 people were reported dead in suicide attacks in Nigeria on Friday. Conflicting accounts say that twin or triple blasts killed up to 13 -
South Africa 'Hundreds' injured in South Africa rail collision Over 200 people have been injured in a rail collision near Booysens station in South Africa, local media reports. Train company Metrorail said at