21 July 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine Right Sector rallies against government in Kyiv Hundreds of Ukrainian right-wingers have rallied in Kyiv to protest against government policies. It comes in the wake of a deadly standoff between -
USA Trump strikes again as polls put him as GOP front runner Donald Trump insults rival and gives out senator's phone number as opinion polls put the outspoken billionaire in lead for Republican presidential nomination. -
Germany Germanwings crash families demand apology and payout from Lufthansa In a letter published the the Bild newspaper victims' families say the firm has ignored them and offered a payout that deeply insulted them and above all their children. -
Syria Syria: Spanish journalists missing, presumed kidnapped Three Spanish journalists have gone missing after entering Syria in mid-July. Spanish media reports the group are believed to have been kidnapped -
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Sport Judge requests new investigation into Jan Ullrich's drink driving case Former Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich appeared in a Swiss court on Tuesday to face drink driving charges after he caused an accident last year -
Libya Family of one of four kidnapped Italians speaks of shock about Libya abduction The son of one of four Italian construction workers declared kidnapped in western Libya has spoken of his shock at the situation. Fausto Piano, Gino -
France French ferry workers' tyre-fire protest blocks Eurotunnel in Calais Eurotunnel services had returned to normal on Tuesday (July 21) after protesting French ferry workers blocked the entrance and set fire to tyres at a -
Iran Iran parliament sets up committee to review nuclear deal The decision comes after Foreign Minister Javad Zarif presented the agreement to MPs, seeking to calm opposition from hardliners who consider it counter to national interests. -
Turkey What is behind Turkey’s Suruc attack? -
USA 'Do moral duty or doom humanity by climate change' This June — 2015 — was the hottest June since temperature records began, in 1880. Experts are saying that governments should treat climate change as -
Netherlands Dutch police arrest 8 after 'unprecedented' weapons haul Dutch police have arrested 8 people after finding one of their biggest hauls of illegal weapons. At least 60 pistols and handguns, 9 grenades, 36 -
World News NASA camera offers fresh perspective on Earth A NASA camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite has returned its first view of the entire sunlit side of Earth from one million miles -
France Climate change 'a matter of conscience' at Paris summit Mankind’s relationship with nature was the focus of the Climate Summit of Conscience in Paris, hosted by French President Francois Hollande on -
Slovenia 2,000-year-old dugout canoe recovered from Slovenia river Archeologists have recovered the second half of a 2,000-year-old dugout canoe from the Ljubljanica River in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana. The -
Senegal Hissene Habre dragged from court; officials suspend war-crimes trial “This is a farce” shouted the former President of Chad as he was dragged from a court in Senegal, where he is being tried on counts of war crimes -
Sport Formula One bids farewell to Jules Bianchi at funeral The funeral of French formula one driver Jules Bianchi took place on Tuesday in his hometown of Nice. World champion Lewis Hamilton was among a host -
Russia Lenin statue in Tomsk loses its torso after beheading -
Poland Lufthansa flight has near-miss with drone near Warsaw -
Burundi Burundi presidential vote underway amid violence and murders Burundi’s chief of state has voted in the country’s presidential elections. Many say Pierre Nkurunziza is violating the constitution by running for a -
Burundi Burundi's past overshadows Nkurunziza's pursuit of power The latest crisis in Burundi was sparked by President Pierre Nkurunziza’s announcement he would run for office a third time. Burundi’s constitution -
Musica Dudamel's gift of Beethoven to brotherly Bogota Celebrated Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel revels in bringing the entire spectrum of Beethoven's symphonies to Colombia in a further triumph for the groundbreaking Simón Bolivar Orchestra -
Turkey Suruc suicide bombing: Turkey 'identifies suspect' in ISIL-claimed attack Turkey says a suspect has been identified in the Suruc attack as images emerge of the moment the deadly bomb exploded. -
Belgium #scrabble: French language champion does not speak the language A man who does not speak a word of French has won the French-language Scrabble World Championship. Nigel Richards from New Zealand beat a -
Musica Rehearsing with the Simón Bolívar, an orchestra like no other In this extra feature Maestro Dudamel tells Musica about what it means to belong to the Simón Bolívar Orchestra and speaks of Beethoven’s importance -
Turkey Disbelief and determination at funeral for Suruc suicide-bomb victims A mass funeral has been held in Gaziantep, southern Turkey for 27 of the victims of the suicide bombing in Suruc. Most of those who died in the -
Mexico Mexico taxi drivers clash over 'pirate' operators At least nine people were hurt and dozens of vehicles were burnt on Monday after members of two rival taxi driver unions clashed in the southern -
Saudi Arabia Is Saudi Arabia outlawing rainbows for being gay? A school in Saudi Arabia has been fined and one of its administrators jailed after a rainbow was painted on it. Enforcers of the country’s strict -
Belgium New Zealander wins French Scrabble world title -
Musica Center stage: Operalia at the Royal Opera House -
France France announces emergency measures for cash-strapped farmers President Francois Hollande has said he would unveil emergency measures to help France’s livestock and dairy farmers on Wednesday (July 22) -
France HIV-AIDS: a cautious welcome to French case of "remission" There has been a cautious welcome to news from France about remission from HIV. A French teenager is still free from infection 12 years after she -
Cinema 'Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation' and 'Fantastic Four' - the wait is nearly over If you’re a big fan of action movies, packed full of stunts, then some of this summer’s releases are set to leave you salivating. Arriving in -
Culture news 'The Last Supper' - Egypt's upper class amid social upheaval “The Last Supper,” directed by Egyptian Ahmed El Attar, depicts a society that fails to get rid of a tyranical figure – and all forms of despotism -
Japan Toshiba boss quits over billion euro accounting scandal The boss of Japanese electronics company Toshiba has quit over a massive accounting scandal. Hisao Tanaka said he would step down after an -
No Comment Australian Rubik's cube enthusiast solves puzzle in less than six seconds -
No Comment Bavarian folk dance festival in Munich -
Business Series MENA markets and businesses eye opportunities from Iran nuclear deal A new dawn or an historic mistake, whatever your viewpoint on the deal between Iran and the major powers, it has brought to an end to an era of -
Turkey Suruç attack: Turkey to tighten security along border with Syria The political consequences of Monday’s suicide bomb attack in the Turkish city of Suruç are beginning to make themselves felt. For the most part the -
Burundi Burundi: at least two reported dead in presidential election violence At least two people have died in clashes overnight, linked to the presidential election in Burundi. A police officer and a civilian were killed -
Burundi Burundi: President seeks third term in highly charged vote President Nkuranzizi seeks five more years in controversial vote despite county facing its worst crisis -
France French farmers block cities in price protest French livestock farmers caused travel chaos on Monday in the north west of the country using their tractors to block roads. The action was the -
Canada Dating site AshleyMadison is victim of cyber attack The Canadian dating website AshleyMadison has been attacked by hackers who have threatened to leak the details of around 37 million customers. -
Israel Forensic scientists reveal ancient text on charred biblical scroll Israeli archaeologists have discovered writing on a charred 1,500-year-old piece of parchment, using advanced digital imaging technology. The -
World News EU ministers postpone decision on migrant allocation EU interior ministers have failed to agree on how to redistribute 40,000 migrants who have arrived in Italy and Greece. Instead they’ve decided to