19 July 2015 | Euronews
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Greece Angela Merkel rules out Greek debt write-off Angela Merkel has reiterated that the eurozone will not write-off part of Greece’s debt to international creditors. The German Chancellor says the -
Sport Italy wins again at World Fencing Championships The Italian women’s team have won the Fencing World Championships in Moscow by beating Russia 45 to 36. Italy has dominated the women’s event, with -
Greece Greek banks to reopen after a three-week shutdown Long queues are expected as Greek banks reopen after a three-week shutdown. Basic services will be up and running but withdrawals will still be -
Sport Gold for local judoka at International Judo Grand Slam in Siberia The International Judo Grand Slam has concluded in the Russian city of Tyumen. In the men’s under 81 kg category, Russia’s Ivan Vorobev, fighting -
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World News Watch: Surfer fights off shark attack mid-competition Australia's triple surf champion Mick Fanning walked away shaken but uninjured after having a close-encounter with a shark mid-competition in South Africa. -
Mali Timbuktu tombs rebuilt after militant destruction -
France Germanwings crash victims' families reject compensation offer Several relatives of those killed in the Germanwings crash have rejected an offer from the airline of 25,000 euros compensation for their suffering -
Sport Germany's Greipel takes third stage win Germany’s André Greipel has won Stage 15 of the Tour de France from Mende to Valence in a sprint finish, his third stage victory in this year’s -
Sport The motorsport world mourns the death of Jules Bianchi The German MotoGP has marked the halfway stage of the 2015 season with motorsport competitors now taking a well deserved break. Britain’s Lewis -
Algeria Algerian military confirms deadly attack on army patrol The Algerian military has confirmed in a statement (in French) that nine soldiers were killed and two injured on Friday in an ambush by what it calls -
USA Bill Cosby "cash for silence testimony" American comedian Bill Cosby admitted to paying women to stay silent after having sex with them, according to testimony obtained by the New York -
France French beach closed for Saudi royal visit A public beach on the French Riviera will be closed off during the visit of the Saudi royal family later this summer. The announcement comes after -
USA Torrential flash floods hit Arizona Torrential flash flooding has swept away homes in Arizona following heavy storms. Up to 3,000 homes and businesses were left without power after more -
Spain Spain's bargain ghost airport sold for 10,000 euros A ‘ghost airport’ in Spain that cost 1 billion euros to build has attracted a meagre bid of just 10,000 euros at auction. Ciudad Real’s La Mancha -
USA Donald Trump unmoved by protests over attack on John McCain's war record Following his attack on Mexican immigrants, a storm of anger has greeted the latest outburst from Donald Trump, the early frontrunner for the -
Greece A day of restlessness: Greek workers protest Sunday opening hours A Sunday well spent brings a week of content goes the old saying. But in Greece the difference is whether you’re spending money or time with the -
No Comment Filthy fun for mud-lovers in South Korea -
Egypt ISIL affiliate claims attack on Egypt military in Sinai A group linked to the self-proclaimed Islamic State organisation has claimed it carried out attacks in Egypt’s Sinai region which killed five members -
Philippines Zumba fever as Manila breaks world record It’s officially the largest Zumba class ever held in a single venue. A suburb of Manila, the capital of the Philippines, now holds the Guinness World -
World News Clashes at 'Reclaim Australia' rallies as rival groups face off Tension over immigration and the integration of Muslims has come to the fore in Australia this weekend as rival groups demonstrated. The most heated -
USA USA: Former FIFA Vice President Jeffrey Webb denies corruption charges FIFA’s former Vice President Jeffrey Webb appeared in court in New York on Saturday in connection with the huge scandal surrounding soccer’s world -
India India: Two dead in stampede at Hindu religious festival A stampede at a chariot festival in the eastern Indian town of Puri has left at least two people dead and 15 others injured. Police struggled to -
Poland 'Exorcist' priest wows Warsaw with 'Jesus at the Stadium' show Self-proclaimed exorcist and faith healer Father John Bashobora wowed Warsaw with his ‘Jesus at the Stadium event’ on Saturday. Tens of thousands of -
USA Rallies mark anniversary of New York chokehold death Protesters in New York rallied on Saturday to demand justice for Eric Garner, a year after the black father died after being put in a chokehold by -
USA USA: Ku Klux Klan supporters of Confederate flag clash with African-American group There have been angry scenes in South Carolina as Ku Klux Klan members protested at the removal of the Confederate flag from government headquarters -
France Tour de France leader Chris Froome says spectator threw urine at him amid doping claims Doping suspicions surrounding Tour de France leader Chris Froome have reached such a frenzy that he says a spectator threw a cup of urine at him on