11 August 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Missile parts found at crash site of flight MH17 in Ukraine Investigators in the Netherlands say they have found fragments of a suspected Russian missile system at the site where flight MH17 crashed in -
Sport Barcelona beat Sevilla in nine-goal thriller to lift UEFA Super Cup Barcelona won the battle of the European champions following a 5-4 extra time victory over Sevilla in the UEFA SuperCup in Tbilisi Georgia – a match -
Turkey Turkey: Erdogan promises 'no terrorists will be left' The human cost of the spiralling violence is beginning to be felt in Turkey. Relatives have gathered to mourn a soldier killed when militants -
Greece Migrant crisis: Refugees shelter in Athens park A park in central Athens has turned makeshift camp for hundreds of migrants. Around 500 refugees have set up in the shade of the trees of Pedion tou -
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Yemen Civilians caught up in Yemen conflict The conflict in Yemen is having a devastating impact on civilians. That was the message the UN hoped to highlight as aid chief Stephen O’Brien -
Iraq Iraq: most far-reaching government reforms since 2003 invasion Iraq’s parliament has voted unanimously for the biggest shake-up in its government system since the 2003 US invasion. The decision eliminates entire -
Nigeria Bomb blast at Nigeria market 'kills 50' Dozens of people have been killed in a bomb attack on a packed market in northeast Nigeria. The explosion, bearing the hallmarks of Boko Haram, took -
World News Varying reactions around Europe to new migrant wave As Europe struggles to cope with a surge in the number of migrants, the European Commission has approved 2.4 billion euros of aid over six years for -
Monaco IAAF bans 28 athletes who tested positive to drugs from 2005 and 2007 -
Sport IAAF suspends 28 athletes for 'adverse findings' in retests The athletic’s doping saga took another twist on Tuesday after the sport’s governing body, the IAAF, provisionally suspended 28 athletes who competed -
Austria Heatwave hits Central and Eastern Europe We all love a long, hot summer – apart from when it is too long and too hot. Try asking the people of Vienna, who are struggling to keep cool after -
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Portugal Forest fires: are some being started deliberately? Forest fires are raging across the northwestern Iberian peninsula, threatening homes and livelihoods. A large fire in Mangualde in Portugal has now -
Russia Wildfires rage in Russia More than 5,000 Russian emergency workers are battling wildfires in forests across Siberia. More than 1,250 square kilometres of woodland have been -
World News Chechnya opens first women-only beach Chechnya has opened its first ever women-only beach. The sandy strip outside the provincial capital, Grozny will be off limits to men in line with -
World News 91-year-old charged with smuggling 4.5kg of cocaine into Australia A 91-year-old Australian man has been charged with smuggling over a million euros worth of cocaine hidden in soap. Dr Victor Twartz said he had been -
Pakistan Twelve arrested in Pakistan child sex abuse scandal Police in eastern Pakistan have arrested at least 12 men suspected of sexually abusing hundreds of children and blackmailing their families. The case -
USA Google makes alpha bet on new company structure It's a Googlution at the world's biggest hi-tech company as investors say goodbye to Google, and hello to Alphabet -
United Kingdom Is left-winger Jeremy Corbyn about to shake up British politics? -
USA Why Google's change to Alphabet may not be as simple as ABC -
Greece Migrant crisis pushing Greek island of Kos to the limit The migrant crisis on the Greek island of Kos is pushing people to their limits. Fights broke out during a registration procedure as more than 1,000 -
Ukraine MH17 crash site debris 'could be from Russian-made missile system' Fragments of debris found at the crash site of Flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine may be from a Russian-made missile system, according to investigators -
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United Kingdom Stormin' Corbyn: Left-winger looks poised for Labour victory in UK Left-wing veteran and surprise front-runner Jeremy Corbyn has almost doubled his lead in the race to win the leadership of Britain’s opposition -
USA Astronauts take one giant leaf for mankind with space lettuce It’s a meal that’s literally out of this world. Astronauts have sunk their teeth into food entirely grown in space for the first time. The lettuce -
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Yemen Yemen 'crumbling' under humanitarian crisis: ICRC chief Yemen is “crumbling” under a deepening humanitarian crisis after months of civil war, the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross said -
USA Donald Trump confounds critics to retain Republican lead - new poll Billionaire businessman Donald Trump is weathering the storm of fresh controversy, remaining well ahead of his rivals in the Republican race for next -
Business Series Mounting uncertainty over US and UK interest rates This week, Business Middle East takes a look at interest rates in the UK and the US and when there could be a hike. In Business Snapshot, we analyse -
Japan Japan switches nuclear power back on four years after Fukushima Japan has switched on its first nuclear reactor since the Fukushima disaster four years ago. The government shut all its plants after the 2011 -
Greece Greece agrees fresh bailout terms: Greek finance minister Greece has agreed fresh bailout terms with its international creditors according to the country’s finance minister. But Euclid Tsakalotos said “two -
Turkey Turkey suffers most violent day in recent times after wave of attacks Senior members of the Turkish government including President Erdogan attended the funeral service of a officer killed in an attack on a police -
Cuba Castro photo exhibition opens in Cuban capital A photography exhibition has opened in Havana in honour of former Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro. On display are intimate portraits of the -
USA US Coast Guard nets record drug haul A record haul of a billion dollars’ worth of cocaine and heroin was unloaded by the US Coast Guard in California on Monday. The drugs were seized by -
Culture news Fans gather Budapest's Island of Freedom for 23rd Sziget Festival The 23rd Sziget Festival kicked off on Sunday in the Hungarian capital Budapest. Since its birth in 1993 it has become one of the most popular -
USA State of emergency declared in Ferguson as protests turn violent Authorities in Ferguson, Missouri declared a state of emergency on Monday amidst ongoing demonstrations to mark the death of black unarmed teenager -
Ukraine Ukraine: claim and counter-claim as the shelling continues *Ukraine has accused pro-Russian rebels in the east of carrying out the heaviest military attacks on government positions in six months. * Officials