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Hungary Hungary opposition condemns PM Orbán's link between migrants and terrorism Hungary’s prime minister has said there is a clear link between illegal migrants entering Europe and the threat of terrorism. As the country -
Lebanon [Watch] Rubbish crisis forces residents to wear face masks in Beirut Officials are struggling to reach an agreement on where to dump waste, with the closure of a major landfill site last week -
Sport All Blacks beat South Africa in a Johannesburg thriller New Zealand captain Richie McCaw grabbed a winning try late in the game to give the All Blacks a thrilling 27-20 victory over South Africa at Ellis -
France Hundreds of French Kurds stage demonstration in Paris Hundreds of people from the French Kurdish community have turned out for a demonstration in Paris. They are protesting against the attack by -
Sport Business as usual as Blatter joins Putin for World Cup draw Despite the corruption scandals surrounding Fifa and the investigations into the bidding process that awarded Russia the World Cup in 2018 and Qatar -
Kenya Obama in Kenya: a pledge to work together but also criticism The US and Kenyan leaders disagreed on some matters, including the country's record on gay rights -
Sport Froome holds off Quintana on L'Alpe d'Huez to head to Paris in yellow Team Sky rider Christopher Froome is bathed in yellow ahead of the roll into Paris and his coronation as winner of the 2015 Tour de France. After a -
No Comment China: the fury of the Hukou Waterfalls -
No Comment Protest against Uber in Brazil -
Turkey Turkish strikes on PKK in Iraq put peace process at risk Turkish forces have launched airstrikes against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq. It comes amid fresh attacks on ISIL targets in Syria. -
Japan Tokyo 2020 unveils Olympic and Paralympic emblems -
Turkey Why Turkey and the PKK are resuming a conflict -
Portugal Former head of collapsed Portuguese bank under house arrest Ricardo Selgado is being investigated over allegations of forgery, breach of trust, tax evasion and money laundering -
Italy 1,200 Migrants arrive in Sicily rescued in the Mediterranean More than 1,200 migrants arrived in Sicily as Eritrea called for a UN probe in people trafficking. -
Economy Greek bailout talks set for Monday, as loan request sent to IMF A letter was sent from the Greek Finance Ministry ahead of talks expected on Monday between Athens and its creditors -
Focus Europe's young Olympic hopefuls compete in Tbilisi The Olympic flame in the centre of the Georgian capital Tbilisi welcomes young athletes from all over Europe to compete in the European Youth Olympic -
Kenya Africa is on the move, says Obama in Kenya Speaking at a summit in Nairobi Obama told African entrepreneurs their work offered an alternative to ideologies of violence and could help push back corruption. -
Turkey Turkey expands airstrikes targeting PKK in Iraq and fresh attacks on ISIL Turkey has carried out fresh attacks on ISIL targets in Syria, as well as striking military positions of the Kurdistan Worker’s Party or PKK in -
Burundi Burundi elections 'deeply flawed' says US The US joins criticism of Burundi presidential elections by the East African Community which said the ballot was 'neither free nor fair' as Nkurunziza wins a controversial third term. -
Economy IMF confirms receiving Greek request for new loan The International Monetary Fund says it’s received a letter from Greece seeking a new loan, confirming a statement from the Greek finance ministry -
Kenya Obama's Kenya trip begins with family dinner in father's homeland The US president has arrived in Nairobi for this first visit since his election in 2008 to the country where his father was born. -
Turkey Turkey 'bombs PKK' in Iraq as well as ISIL in Syria Turkish warplanes launched strikes against camps of the militant Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in northern Iraq, according to local media. -
World News Nasa releases stunning new images of Pluto Nasa has released a number of stunning colour photographs of the planet Pluto. The pictures have been compiled from four images from the New