1 September 2015 | Euronews
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Hungary Migrant crisis: Afghan teenagers rescued from 'prison cell on wheels' in Austria Reports say Austrian police have rescued 24 Afghan teenagers who were crammed inside a van described as a “prison cell on wheels”. It came amid -
Greece Greece: New Democracy tries to win back lost conservative support Greece’s September snap election is fast approaching and New Democracy leader Evangelos Meimarakis is on the campaign trail, holding a rally in -
Lebanon Lebanon police break up 'You Stink' ministry sit-in Police in Lebanon moved in to clear protesters who had staged a sit-in at the environment ministry. Their action highlighting an ongoing rubbish -
Sport Goalkeeper De Gea to stay at Man United after Real Madrid deal collapses Manchester United officials have said they are not to blame for the 11th hour collapse of David De Gea’s move to Real Madrid. In a dramatic end to -
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Sport Man Utd pay staggering £36m for teenager Martial Manchester United have paid a staggering 36 million pounds for Monaco striker Anthony Martial – who has become world football’s most expensive -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan: journalist jailed for "political" reasons A prominent journalist, known for exposing corruption among the governing elite in Azerbaijan, has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in jail -
Poland Treasure hunters go searching for Nazi guns and gold A southern Polish city is looking to profit from a missing Nazi train rumoured to be loaded with guns and jewels. Treasure hunters have been beating -
World News Number of women and child refugees in FYR Macedonia 'triples' - UNICEF UNICEF says there has been a sharp rise in the number of women and children passing through the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, among the -
USA Google ends it search for new logo Web giant Google has unveiled a new logo to reflect its ‘presence across many different platforms’. Visitors to Google’s homepage were greeted with -
Markets Trip turns into stumble as European markets slump again Traders breathed a sigh of relief as business ended in Europe on Tuesday nursing losses all round as the market stumbled by nearly two and three -
Sport Crews set sail for Clipper Round the World Race The tenth edition of the Clipper Round the world race set sail from Southend pier in the Thames Estuary on Monday. The 12-strong fleet made up of a -
Sport Olympic 2020 logo scrapped amid plagiarism claims Organizers of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo have scrapped the Games logo following allegations of plagiarism by a Belgian designer. Although -
Economy Canada in recession after Q2 contraction Canada went into recession in the first half of 2015, and figures indicate Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s prediction the second half would be better -
Ukraine Ukraine: death toll after clashes rises to three The Ukrainian President has visited those injured in Monday’s violent clashes in Kiev. The authorities now say three police officers were killed -
United Kingdom Britain to make EU poll question more "fair" Britain is to change the wording in its planned referendum on EU membership to make it more neutral. Voters will be asked if they want to “remain or -
World News Pope to allow all priests to forgive abortion during Holy Year Pope Francis is to allow all priests discretion to forgive abortion during the Roman Catholic church’s upcoming Holy Year. It is the Argentine’s -
Lebanon Lebanon 'You Stink' protesters storm ministry in Beirut Protesters in Lebanon have stormed the environment ministry in Beirut, calling on the minister to resign. It’s the latest act by the “You Stink” -
Turkey Turkey cracks down on opposition media group Six people have been arrested by Turkish police after raids on several firms linked to a US based cleric accused of plotting to overthrow the -
Spain Spanish police raid home of Thalys train gunman Police in Algeciras in southern Spain have searched the family home of the gunman who was foiled trying to allegedly attack a Thalys Amsterdam-Paris -
Markets Oil price slump resumes as traders see slowdown compound glut At the moment it seems to make more economic sense to store petrol rather than sell it, hoping for a price rise. But that looks unlikely as it is on -
Europe News Judges tell Italy to respect migrants' human rights Judges in Strasbourg have said Italy violated the human rights of three undocumented Tunisian migrants who fled the unrest of the Arab Spring four -
World News Premier League transfer window spending tops one billion euros -
World News Schengen recoil could turn EU travel back 20 years European Union border control systems are under an unprecedented strain with the asylum seeker crisis. The EU bloc’s external borders have physical -
Ukraine Ukraine: back to school in Donetsk The first day of the new term for schoolchildren in the separatist-held region of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine is full of hope for the future. A full -
Syria Daily life in a Jihadist group at war Footage filmed in northern Syria by French reporters Farouk Atig and Yacine Benrabia for the website www.spicee.com gives us a rare sight inside the -
Economy Eurozone surprises with fall in unemployment A sharp decline in Italy has helped the Eurozone’s unemployment figures fall to their lowest level in more than three years. The unexpected fall -
United Kingdom Tipping: to tip or not to tip? Britain’s business minister’s decision to launch an inquiry into tipping abuse by restaurants, including some of the country’s best-known and biggest -
United Kingdom David Cameron agrees to make changes to UK referendum question -
Hungary Migrants: angry scenes as hundreds stranded in Hungary There are angry scenes in Budapest as hundreds of migrants congregate outside the main international train station. They have been prevented from -
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Culture news Traditional music festival fills Samarkand with oriental melodies Every other year, traditional oriental rhythms fill the ancient city of Samarkand, in Uzbekistan. On Registan Square, in the heart of the ancient -
Germany Merkel wants common European asylum policy Germany has called for the immediate establishment of a common European asylum policy as thousands of migrants and refugees continue to try and enter -
Europe News Truckers fret over Calais safety Lorry drivers say tougher security measures are needed at the French port of Calais to dissuade would-be migrants from trying to enter the UK inside -
Culture news Derbent celebrates 2,000 years of history and multiculturalism Derbent, the oldest and southernmost city on Russia's territory, is officially marking its 2,000th anniversary -- an opportunity for the residents of Dagestan to celebrate the rich cultural and histor -
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Turkey Turkish police raid media group over 'terrorist financing' -
Israel Palestinians and Israeli soldier wounded during West Bank raid At least five Palestinians and an Israeli soldier have been hurt during a raid in the occupied West Bank. It is thought Israeli forces were carrying -
Hungary Migrants with tickets denied access to Budapest train station Hundreds of angry migrants have been demonstrating outside Budapest’s Keleti railway station. Authorities closed the station earlier to check -
USA US recognises its role in creating climate change US President Barack Obama told a meeting for foreign ministers in Alaska that world leaders must agree to cut carbon emissions at a UN summit planned -
Russia The world's biggest bomb, recreated -
Business Series Global markets' quest for stability after Black Monday After global markets recorded sharp losses on the recent Black Monday a wave of cautious recovery saw them regain some of the largest losses since -
Syria Satellite images show ISIL destruction in Palmyra Newly released satellite images show the destruction by ISIL militants of the Bel Temple in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra. The images -
Spain Blast at Spanish fireworks factory kills five A massive explosion at a fireworks factory in northeast Spain has killed five people and injured six others. One person has been reported missing -
Austria 'No person is illegal' - Vienna holds rally for refugees Thousands turn out in Vienna to welcome refugees after a wave of anti migrant sentiment and tragedies -
Ukraine Violence outside Kyiv parliament over separatist autonomy law Violent clashes erupted and grenades were thrown as opponents of a bill granting greater autonomy to Russian-backed separatists is denounced by nationalists. -
World News Hungary's hardline stance on refugees 'benefits' people smugglers Campaigners for migrants’ welfare in Hungary say the government’s hardline stance towards refugees is costing the country a fortune. They have called