29 July 2015 | Euronews
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Russia Seaweed worsens problems for Russia's Lake Baikal The world’s largest and deepest freshwater lake is suffering from abnormal amounts of seaweed. Environmentalists blame human activity for the -
Italy Italy: Rome's Fuimicino airport recovers after another forest fire Rome’s Fiumicino airport resumed full operations on Wednesday after fire-fighting planes brought a blaze in a nearby pine forest under control. The -
France Missing MH370 flight : Plane wreckage washed up on Reunion Island is tested Police are investigating whether a piece of plane wreckage washed up on the French-owned Reunion island in the Indian Ocean is from the missing -
Sport European Youth Olympic Festival - day three Georgia’s Robinzon Beglarishvili thrilled the partizan crowd on Wednesday when he won the – 60kg judo title at the European Youth Olympic Festival in -
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Greece Tsipras warns Syriza anti-bailout rebels of possible early Greece election The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has warned rebels in his Syriza party that he could be forced to call early elections if he no longer has a -
Italy What's gone wrong with Rome? ‘Rubbish’ is not a word you might associate with Rome but the Eternal City is looking decidedly dirty nowadays, with piles of trash stacking up on -
USA Zion Harvey, 8, becomes youngest ever to receive double hand transplant American boy Zion Harvey has made history by becoming the first ever child to receive a double-hand transplant. He lost his hands and both feet due -
Romania Romanian police make record heroin seizure Police in Romania have made the country’s record seizure of heroin, recovering 333 kilograms of the drug with an estimated street value of over 40 -
World News We've rescued 5,500 migrants from sea in three months, says charity -
Turkey Turkey pounds PKK positions in 'anti-terror' operation Turkish jets have carried out their heaviest assaults on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq since 'anti-terror' air strikes began last week. -
Afghanistan Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar is confirmed dead The Afghan president's office confirms reclusive Taliban leader Mohammad Mullah Omar died around two years ago. -
France More police for Channel Tunnel as UK and France pledge to tackle migrant crisis The French and British governments have vowed to tackle the wider migrant crisis while again pledging more resources to contain the security situation around the northern French port of Calais, as mig -
Business Line Chinese stock meltdown and Windows 10 debut China’s stock market crash has been largely overshadowed in the headlines here by the Greek crisis in Europe. But that doesn’t mean it’s less -
Sport Chelsea flop Luis rejoins Atletico Madrid Felipe Luis has completed his move back to Atletico Madrid and was presented to the media on Wednesday. The Brazilian International spent four years -
Gaza Amnesty International claims Israeli military committed war crimes during Gaza conflict There is “strong evidence” of war crimes commissioned and committed by the Israeli military during the conflict in Gaza last year. That’s a -
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Russia Russian pensioner charged with gruesome murders suspected of killing 10 -
No Comment Forest fires strike Spain -
Italy Mediterranean crisis: 14 migrants die as hundreds reach Sicily shores The bodies of 14 migrants have been brought to shore in Sicily, unloaded from an Irish Navy ship which rescued nearly 500 others seeking a better -
Sport Platini to stand for FIFA presidency Michel Platini has announced he will stand for the Presidency of football’s world governing body FIFA. The current UEFA chief confirmed on Wednesday -
Italy Rome airport fully operational after forest fire affects flights -
World News Cecil the Lion: shining a spotlight on trophy hunting The selective hunting of big game wildlife for trophies is serious business in Africa. For aficionados, the ultimate goal is to bag the “Big Five” -
United Kingdom Prince George bags £18,000 birthday present -
Germany "Arrivo Berlin" - a project in Berlin training migrants to prepare for work A common political policy has been hammered out between UK Home Secretary Theresa May and French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve in a bid to end -
Israel Clashes as Israel demolishes West Bank settlement homes Israel demolished two apartment blocks on a West Bank settlement on Wednesday after a court ruled that they had been put up illegally on -
Europe News Disneyland Paris overcharging foreign visitors, says EU Disney is once again under fire from European regulators – this time for overcharging visitors to its only European theme park – Disneyland Paris -
Switzerland UEFA chief Michel Platini to stand for FIFA presidency Former France star Michel Platini has thrown his hat into the ring to be president of world governing body FIFA. Platini, 60, put his name forward -
Cinema Spectre vs Hunger Games: A first look at Autumn's hottest releases Just the first bars of the iconic theme tune is enough to get even the most jaded Bond fan excited about the latest release. James Bond returns in -
Iran French Foreign Minister latest in line of dignitaries to visit Iran Striking the nuclear accord may have been the easy part… On the first visit in 12 years of a French foreign minister to Iran, Laurent Fabius sought -
USA Edward Snowden will not be pardoned, White House insists -
Pakistan Malik Ishaq: Pakistan Sunni militant chief dies in shootout Police in Pakistan say the leader of the banned Sunni militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi has been shot dead. Malik Ishaq was arrested last week in -
Zimbabwe Cecil the Lion: two Zimbabweans face court for luring him from protected area A court in Zimbabwe tries two local men on charges relating to the illegal killing of an iconic lion. -
France Man killed as 1,500 migrants try to enter Channel Tunnel in Calais An estimated 1,500 migrants tried to get into the Channel Tunnel in Calais on Tuesday (July 28) night, the second night in a row that huge numbers -
Culture news Nostalgia hits the road: Gipsy Kings and Culture Club kick off tours Thirty years on from releasing their Rumba Flamenca style, the Gipsy Kings are still keeping crowds on their feet with a world tour taking in -
Culture news Watch Me has the world in a 'Whip' American rapper Silento’s debut single Watch Me has become a viral dance anthem, released on Youtube in January it racked up more than 50 million -
Syria Syria: counting the humanitarian cost Conflict monitors say insurgents are engaged in a major offensive on government-held areas in the north west of Syria. The push comes as reports -
France Migrant killed near Tunnel amid mass attempt to cross channel -
United Kingdom Police hoping quilt will hold clues to identity of child's remains -
USA USA: Israeli spy Pollard to be released after 30 years in jail Convicted of spying for Israel , former US intelligence analyst Jonathan Pollard is to be released in November on parole after 30 years in jail. He -
Zimbabwe Outrage after Zimbabwe's Cecil the lion is killed by an American dentist An American dentist accused of hunting and killing Cecil, a famous lion in Zimbabwe has expressed regret and claims he had no idea the lion was a -
Ukraine Ukraine bans French actor Gerard Depardieu over support for Crimea annexation French actor Gerard Depardieu has been banned by Ukraine from entering the country for five years. Depardieu took Russian citizenship in 2013 in a -
Turkey NATO backs Turkey in its fight against militants in Syria and Iraq NATO gave Turkey its full support in fighting militants in Syria and in Iraq at Tuesday’s emergency meeting in Brussels. After a 90-minute -
Turkey Turkey keeps up pressure on PKK with more airstrikes Turkish military targets PKK 'logistic depots' and tightens up security on its border with Iraq