2 August 2015 | Euronews
Showing 23 results
-
Israel Palestinians and Jews hold vigils for victims of extremism Hundreds of members of the gay community and their supporters held a vigil in the Jerusalem’s main square for a sixteen year old girl who died after -
Russia LGBT activists arrested in Russia amid paratrooper celebrations Several LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) rights supporters have been arrested in the Russian city of St. Petersberg. Several -
Egypt US-Egypt relations return to 'stronger base' says John Kerry US secretary of state John Kerry has said that the United States and Egypt are returning to a “stronger base” in bilateral ties. Speaking after talks -
Canada Canada PM Stephen Harper announces October 19 election Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper has called a parliamentary election for October .. kicking off a marathon eleven-week campaign. He announced -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Sport Latvala edges out Ogier in Finland Welcome back to Speed, French driver Sebastien Ogier has proved unstoppable so far this season, clinching his fifth win in seven races at the Rally -
USA Firefighter dies as forest blazes rage across California A firefighter has been killed and hundreds of people have fled their homes as forest fires rage in California. More than 20 blazes – many sparked by -
Spain British singer and TV star Cilla Black dies in Spain British television personality and singer Cilla Black has died in Spain aged 72, according to police. Officers in Malaga said Priscilla White, her -
China China looks skywards with construction of huge telescope A radio telescope, with a receiving surface the size of 30 football pitches, is being constructed in China. After five years of work, costing 176 -
Taiwan Taiwanese protesters march against controversial textbook changes Hundreds of Taiwanese protesters have marched through the streets of Taipei to vent their anger over revisions to high school textbooks. Students -
Russia Pilot dies after Russian Army Games air display goes wrong A pilot has died after a Russian military helicopter crashed during an show at Dubrovichi air field as part of the International Army Games. After -
France Missing MH370: piece of twisted metal found on Reunion island A piece of twisted metal found on Reunion island is to be examined as part of an investigation into the disappearance of a missing Malaysia Airlines -
Spain British singer and TV star Cilla Black dies in Spain -
Sport European Youth Olympic Festival – looking back After six days of intense competition, the 13th edition of the European Youth Olympic Festival has drawn to a close in Tbilisi. 50 countries took -
World News Doping allegations involving 800 blood tests rock world of athletics Fresh allegations of doping involving hundreds of blood samples are rocking the world of athletics. Results of over 12,000 blood tests from more -
No Comment The European Youth Olympic Festival closes in spectacular style -
World News Deadly storms and floods wreak havoc in Myanmar and India Tens of thousands of people have been forced from their homes in Myanmar, amid deadly monsoon rains. Helicopters are plucking the stranded to safety -
Turkey Turkey: two soldiers killed in suicide attack blamed on PKK Two soldiers have been killed and 24 others wounded in a suicide attack in eastern Turkey. It is claimed militants from the Kurdistan Workers Party -
USA Surfing dogs battle it out in California contest More than 50 canine competitors have been catching waves in California, as part of a dog surfing contest. The pooches posed on their boards as they -
Mexico Photojournalist among five found dead at Mexico City apartment A photojournalist who worked for an investigative magazine has been found dead along with four women at an apartment in Mexico City. Ruben Espinosa -
France Failed breach attempt by migrants in Calais A crowd of around 200 migrants, attempting to get to Britain, made a mass attempt to gain access to the Channel Tunnel near Calais in northern -
United Kingdom Noisy supercars could be banned from London borough A stroll through one of London’s most exclusive neighbourhoods will more than likely include crossing paths with some of the most expensive vehicles -
Israel Israelis against recent violence in region as clashes rage in West Bank Hundreds of Israelis have gathered across the country to condemn recent violence in the region including the death of a Palestinian infant in an -
Iraq Turkish air strikes lead Iraqi Kurds to ask PKK to leave Iraqi Kurds have urged the separatist forces of the PKK to leave northern regions of the country as the civilian death toll from Turkish airstrikes