27 July 2015 | Euronews
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USA Boy Scouts of America lift ban on gay leaders
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Germany Jewish athletes gather in Berlin for Maccabi Games 14th European Maccabi Games - a major Jewish sporting event - are being staged in Germany for the first time on the site of the 1936 Berlin Olympics -
Greece Greek PM attempts to keep his government together as new bailout talks begin The Greek PM has been holding urgent talks with his Syriza Party, ahead of the start of new bailout talks with creditors on Tuesday -
Sport 2015 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival begins Competition at the 2015 European Youth Summer Olympic Festival in Tbilisi got underway on Monday. The city’s brand new Athletics Stadium greeted the -
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Yemen Violence reported in Yemen despite humanitarian truce Amid reports that Yemen’s truce has now descended into violence, victims of Saturday’s Saudi-led airstrike in Taiz are taking stock of the damage -
Sport Boston ends bid for 2024 Olympic Games Boston has withdrawn its bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics. The city and the U.S. Olympic Committee severed ties following a low level of support -
Afghanistan Afghanistan wedding party ends in massacre At least 22 people are reported dead after armed men opened fire at a wedding ceremony in northern Afghanistan. It happened at Deh Salah district in -
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World News Fires: thousands in emergency shelters as huge blazes take hold in France and Spain The emergency services are at full stretch in two areas of France as they battle wildfires threatening to engulf homes and livelihoods. The country’s -
Syria Kurdish militia in Syria reportedly captures strategic town from ISIL Sarrin has been a launchpad for ISIL for months and its capture will cut off a major supply line for the Islamist militants -
World Putin: Sepp Blatter deserves a Nobel prize
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Italy Mayor under pressure over 'decline of Rome' What has happened to the Eternal City? Rubbish on the streets of Rome and wildcat strikes causing delays on subway trains have prompted national and -
Romania Red-hot bargain: 'Blood for discount' tickets at Transylvania festival Blood donors are being offered discounts on tickets to a music festival in Transylvania, in a move that would make Count Dracula himself proud. The -
Republic of North Macedonia The Balkans: Another route for migrants seeking a new life in Europe With record numbers of migrants drowning in the Mediterranean, many others seeking a better life in Western Europe are opting to travel overland via -
Croatia Croatia: Former PM Sanader granted retrial on corruption charges Croatia’s Constitutional Court has ordered a retrial of former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader after he successfully appealed against a guilty verdict -
Sport Beijing and Almaty await 2022 Winter Olympic decision The International Olympic committee will decide the host city for the 2022 Winter Olympics on Friday in Kuala Lumpur. The IOC members will choose -
Turkey Growing tension over new Turkish military offensive in Syria and Iraq Kurdish fighters in northern Syria are accusing the Turkish army of shelling their positions -
Syria Kurdish women fighting ISIL on the frontline On the frontline between Kurdish fighters and Islamic State militants, a group of young women have mobilised. They have left their homes and dreams -
Mexico Mexico: confronted by evidence of grisly drugs underworld Mexico has been confronted with evidence of its grisly drugs underworld. Investigators searching for a group of missing students have so far -
United Kingdom Porn site requests from inside UK’s parliament hit 250,000 -
Sport Manchester Utd sign Argentina keeper Romero Manchester United have signed Argentina goalkeeper Sergio Romero on a three-year deal. The future of current Reds number one David de Gea remains -
France French farmers block border routes in row over 'cheap' imports French farmers fighting what they call unfair competition have mounted blockades at the country’s borders – targeting lorries bringing in foreign -
Culture news Legends on stage at Paleo festival in Nyon Rock legends, big hitters, ‘sacred monsters’ of the music world strutted their talents at this years Paleo Festival in Nyon, Switzerland. Patti -
Turkey Why Turkey and the PKK are resuming a deadly conflict The Turkish military has begun a major campaign against the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) after a series of incidents apparently brought to an end a -
Culture news "Honey I'm Good": Andy Grammer's hit about temptation in relationships A tribute to love and loyalty. That’s the theme in Andy Grammer’s upbeat hit “Honey I’m Good”. It is the second single from the singer’s sophomore -
Ethiopia Obama in Ethiopia: Talks on trade, terrorism and human rights He is the first serving US President to visit Ethiopia. But in talks with its premier on Monday, Barack Obama warned that more must be done to -
Turkey Turkish raids: mass arrest of suspected insurgents Police have arrested scores of suspected militants in dawn raids across Turkey. It is part of an operation targeting the self-styled Islamic State -
Series Postcards from Kazakhstan: honouring the founders of the Kazakh Khanate A statue in Astana celebrates the legacy of Kerey and Zhanibek Khan -
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Spain Wildfires take hold in Spain and France Fire fighters in Spain and France have worked in extreme conditions and through the night and weekend to bring huge wildfires under control. In Odena -
United Kingdom Sex, drugs and 'shocking' behaviour: Lord Sewel steps down amid allegations of lewd conduct Britain’s House of Lords is facing scandal following the resignation of Deputy Speaker Lord Sewel. A video has emerged allegedly showing him snorting -
India At least 6 dead in attack on police in India-Pakistan border town At least six people have been killed and several wounded in an attack on a police station on the Indian side of the border with Pakistan. Police were -
Netherlands Watch: dramatic landing of KLM plane at Schiphol Airport -
Culture news A day at the beach in Washington's National Building Museum Locked in the capital of the US and miles from the coast is Washington’s downtown beach where crowds of revelers dive into an ‘ocean’ made up of -
Cinema Vacation - a trip down memory lane with Chevy Chase and co “Vacation” is a new action comedy release that pays homage to the Griswolds, the family of vacationers who first hit the silver screen three decades -
Next Series Supergrass: fighting climate change with riverbank plants European research project in Ireland offers promise of an alternative energy source from non-native myscanthus grass cultivated along riverbanks -
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United Arab Emirates United Arab Emrates leads way with planned mission to Mars -
USA Gallery: Photos emerge of Cheney and Bush at White House on 9/11 -
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United Kingdom Fiat Chrysler: record fine and stricter monitoring after recall process "failures" Motor manufacturer Fiat Chrysler has been hit with a record fine and will have to submit to stricter monitoring by the US vehicle safety regulator -
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Syria Turkey appears to attack Kurdish targets in Syria, Turkey denies claim Media reports of Turkish strikes on Kurdish PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party) targets in northern Syria seem to reveal the true focus of Ankara’s fight -
Yemen Yemen: Houthis ignore Saudi-proposed ceasefire Witness reports suggest Houthi rebels in Yemen have ignored a humanitarian ceasefire declared by the opposing Saudi-led coalition. Head of the Houthi -
USA Bobbi Kristina Brown, Whitney Houston's daughter, dies The daughter of the late singer Whitney Houston has died at the age of 22. Bobbi Kristina Brown had been in a medically induced coma for six months -
Turkey Turkey launches new wave of attacks against PKK Turkey has kept up its air attacks against ISIL militants in Syria and launched a new wave of strikes against Kurdish insurgent camps in Iraq -
France Coach has its roof sheared off in low tunnel near Lille More than 30 people have been injured, six of them seriously, after a coach carrying Spanish students had its roof sheared off as it crashed into a