14 August 2015 | Euronews
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China Chinese investigators start Tianjin blast tests Some 200 Chinese investigators have started tests at the site of the chemical warehouse explosion in Tianjin. The team from the Chinese military are -
Turkey Turkish soldiers killed in clashes between army and PKK fighters -
Greece Eurozone finance ministers back third Greek bailout The finance ministers from the 19 countries that use the single European currency have approved a third bailout for Greece. The informal body, known -
Greece EU faces worst refugee crisis since Second World War - Migration Commissioner The EU is set to release aid to Greece to help manage the increasing number of migrants arriving on its shores. -
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Russia Russia urges Syrian opposition groups to unite against terrorism Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has called on all Syrian opposition groups to unite in the fight against terrorism in the local region. The -
United Kingdom British Lord appears in court over historical child sex abuse charges Lord Janner has appeared in court for the first time over historical child sex abuse charges. The British peer faces 22 charges spanning the -
United Kingdom Palace issues warning over paparazzi harassment of Prince George Kensington Palace has issued a warning to the media over paparazzi harassment of Prince George. The palace said photographers were using increasingly -
Greece Kos: Greece sends cruise ship to help manage migrant numbers A cruise ship arrives to take the pressure of Kos as the Greek island struggle with the increasing number of migrant arrivals. -
Sport Steve Smith appointed Australia's next test cricket captain Steve Smith has been named Australia’s new Test captain after the Ashes. The announcement comes following Michael Clarke’s decision to retire at the -
Cuba Road of estrangement is not the right one, Kerry at US embassy reopening in Cuba The stars and stripes adorn the US embassy in Cuba for the first time in 54 years. The flag raising ceremony in Havana marked another symbolic step -
Republic of North Macedonia Balkan route now 'busiest irregular passage to EU' for migrants Migrants in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) have been seen surging onto a railway line in the southern town of Gevgelia, desperate -
World Europe struggles to find answers to the massive migrant influx In this week’s ‘Perspectives’ four European broadcasters look at the growing migrant crisis in Europe. Two look at the situation on the Greek island -
World News And also...gold in a lake in Germany, the world's longest non-stop flight and why are people asking if the Pope really is a Catholic? Every Friday journalists from euronews’ different language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
France Road deaths in France hit three-year high in July -
Republic of Ecuador Indigenous communities lead anti-government protests in Ecuador Demonstrators have taken to the streets of Ecuador to protest the President’s moves to seek a fourth term. Indigenous demonstrators blocked roads in -
Japan Japan's Abe gives no fresh apology on WWII anniversary "Profound grief" expressed but no fresh apology from Japan on the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. -
Turkey Turkish fisherman claims Greek officials intentionally sank migrant boat A video has emerged in which a Turkish fisherman claims he is watching the Greek Coast Guard intentionally sink a dinghy carrying 50 Syrian migrants. -
China Tianjin blasts: Relatives anxiously await news of dozens still missing A camera pans over the devastation caused by two huge blasts in the eastern Chinese city of Tianjin. Burned-out buildings, rows of ruined cars and -
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Economy Greece: bailout approved but Syriza is divided The Greek parliament has approved the details of the country’s third multi-billion euro bailout by foreign creditors in five years. It followed hours -
Cuba Cuba: US flag to fly over embassy for the first time since 1961 Last-minute preparations are underway for the historic re-opening ceremony of the US embassy in Cuba. Three marines who lowered the flag for the last -
Mexico Scientists find sinkhole cave under Mexico's Kukulkan Castle Pyramid A group of scientists from the Autonomous University of Mexico has discovered a sacred sinkhole cave, known as a cenote, under Chichen Itza’s grand -
Syria ISIL fighters may have used chemical weapons in Iraq, says US The United States believes fighters from the group calling itself Islamic State (ISIL) may have used mustard agent in a recent attack on Kurdish -
China Nuclear and biochemical experts arrive at scene of Tianjin explosion More than 200 military specialists have arrived in the Chinese port city of Tianjin where thick smoke lingers after huge explosions at a chemicals -
Greece Anti-austerity protests in Athens ahead of crunch bailout vote Thousands of protesters have been out on the streets of Athens, ahead of a crunch parliament vote on a controversial bailout deal which will bring