23 August 2015 | Euronews
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France Deadly storms in South of France cause travel chaos Severe storms in the south of France have left three people dead and caused major travel chaos in Languedoc. A couple in their eighties were killed -
Sport Chaves wins second stage of Vuelta de España Esteban Chaves of the Orica Greenedge team has won the second stage of the Vuelta de España. The day was overshadowed by the disqualification of -
Lebanon Bloodshed in Beirut as anti-government protests turn violent One person is reported dead and more than 70 injured after a second day of protests against Lebanon’s government turned violent. People have poured -
Sport Bolt takes gold at IAAF World Championships in Beijing Usain Bolt has confirmed he is the fastest man on earth by taking the gold in the 100 metres at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing on Sunday -
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Syria Syria: 'Miracle' rescue of little girl amid deadly weekend of violence Damascus Central Prison was targeted by rebels on Sunday, in another deadly day of Syria’s four-year-long civil war. Insurgents shelled the -
Republic of North Macedonia Thousands of migrants enter Serbia as Macedonian border opens More than 5,000 migrants entered Serbia on Sunday, resuming their journey to western Europe after the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia abandoned -
Germany Germany: Heidenau police officers injured in weekend of anti-migrant riots More than 30 police officers have been reported injured in a weekend of riots in the eastern German town of Heidenau. Angry about the temporary -
Sport Ogier on course for third World Rally Championship title Sebastian Ogier finished the three-day asphalt Rally of Germany 23 seconds ahead of his team-mate Jari-Matti Latvala. Fellow Volkswagen Polo Rally -
Belarus EU hails Belarus prisoner releases as 'long-sought step forward' The EU has hailed the pardon and release of six jailed opposition figures by the veteran President of Belarus, Aleksander Lukashenko, as a -
Korea Day two of North and South Korea crisis talks to ease tensions North and South Korea are holding a second day of talks in what is being seen as a positive sign in efforts to ease tensions that have brought the -
Iran Iran: British embassy reopens in Tehran After a four-year closure, the British embassy has reopened in Tehran. Philip Hammond became just the second UK Foreign Secretary to visit Iran since -
No Comment Chaos as migrants overpower police at Greek/FYR Macedonia border -
France 'Dude, I tried to shoot him': video shows moments after train attack in France Video footage is released showing moments after suspected gunman in Thalys train attack is restrained in the carriage. -
Greece They arrive by their hundreds: The Long Journey, part 1 Jubilant upon arrival, hundreds of migrants per day reach the Greek island of Lesbos and, more importantly for many, the European Union. Traffickers -
Germany Germany: tension flares over refugee arrivals in Heidenau Tensions were running high in Heidenau, an east German town near Dresden, on Saturday, as right-wing protesters demonstrated against the arrival of -
West Bank Confusion over reports of Abbas PLO resignation Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is set to resign as head of the Palestine Liberation Organisation’s (PLO) executive committee, PLO officials said -
United Kingdom Updated: England plane crash death toll 'highly likely to rise' Up to 11 people are feared to have been killed after a plane, performing at an air show, crashed into a busy road in southern England. Seven people -
France France train gunman suspected to have ties to 'radical Islamist movement' Fingerprint evidence has shown the heavily-armed man suspected of launching an attack on a French train is a Moroccan national known to the European -
Lebanon Beirut protesters clash with police at demonstration over uncollected rubbish At least 20 people were injured on Saturday during clashes between police and protesters in Beirut, according to the Red Cross. Police used water