15 August 2015 | Euronews
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Hungary Journalist György Kakuk documents refugee journey deep into Europe Hungarian journalist György Kakuk, who initially did not reveal his name, joined refugees traveling north from the Former Yugoslav Republic of -
Greece Violence on Kos as Greece struggles to cope with migrant numbers Tensions are high on the Greek island of Kos. Protests turned violent in the intense summer heat as around 50 migrants from Aghanistan, Pakistan and -
Iraq Iraq: series of Baghdad bombings kills at least 24 A series of bombings across the Iraqi capital Baghdad have killed at least 24 people and injured dozens. The Shi’ite district of Habibiya suffered -
Italy 'Immersed in water, fuel and human excrement': 40 dead on migrant boat At least 40 migrants have been found dead in the hold of a waterlogged boat crossing the Mediterranean. The Italian Navy says it discovered the -
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Sport New Zealand down Australia to retain Bledisloe Cup New Zealand retained the Bledisloe Cup on Saturday after thumping Australia to tie this year’s series at one win apiece. Flanker Richie McCaw led -
World News Second World War commemorations take place across the globe The 70th anniversary of the end of World War II is commemorated by veterans and dignitaries from both sides of the conflict. -
Lebanon Lebanon: authorities detain hardline Islamist cleric The authorities in Lebanon have detained a hardline Islamist cleric wanted in connection with a series of attacks on the Lebanese army. Sheik Ahmed -
Greece Tensions rise in Kos as authorities struggle with increasing migrant arrivals Arriving daily in their hundreds, migrants can be seen celebrating as they reach the Greek island of Kos. Local authorities are working around the -
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China China: angry families of missing demand answers There may be calm on the streets but among the relatives of those missing in the Tianjin blast there is anger. These people are furious that there -
China China: officials backtrack over evacuation reports Chinese officials have denied ordering the evacuation of residents from the area surrounding the site of a huge chemical explosion. The statement is -
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Ghana Ghana: doctors extend strike Doctors in Ghana have extended a strike that is emptying hospitals and posing a stiff challenge to the government of President John Mahama. They are -
Republic of Ecuador Ecuador: volcanic eruption near the capital, Quito A five kilometre plume of ash is erupting from a volcano only 30 kilometres from the capital of Ecuador. Cotopaxi rumbled into life for the first -
China China: Death toll mounts after massive explosion The authorities in China have ordered anyone living within a three kilometre radius of a massive explosion at a chemical plant to leave their homes -
Japan Japan emperor expresses "deep remorse" at WWII commemorations Japanese Emperor Akihito marked the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II on Saturday (July 15) with an expression of “deep remorse” over the -
USA Aid worker Kayla Mueller raped by ISIL leader while being held hostage US officials have announced that aid worker Kayla Mueller, seized in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo in August 2013 and held hostage by -
Greece Greece clinches third bailout worth 86 billion euros Greece has secured a third bailout worth 86 billion euros after Greek lawmakers accepted their tough conditions. The Dutch finance minister said he -
USA NYC couples re-enact WW2 kiss Hundreds of couples have descended upon New York’s Times Square to reenact the famous photograph of a kiss between a sailor and a woman celebrating -
Brazil Brazil shooting spree leaves 19 people dead around Sao Paulo At least 19 people have been shot dead in multiple attacks around Brazil’s biggest city Sao Paulo. At least 10 of the dead were shot at a bar after -
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast uncovers new bird flu case -
North Korea North Korea turns clocks back as it announces new time zone North Korea now has its own new time tone. The country turned its clock back by 30 minutes on Friday to mark its liberation from the Japanese at the