13 September 2015 | Euronews
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Sport Aru seals debut Grand Tour win in Vuelta There was a debut Grand Tour win for Fabio Aru in the Tour of Spain. The Italian coasted over the line on the final day’s ceremonial ride into Madrid -
Greece 34 refugees with many women and children perish in Greek waters At least 34 people, nearly half of them women, babies and young children, have drowned in the Aegean Sea in the single biggest loss of life in these -
Sport Mayweather bows out of boxing equaling Marciano's legendary record “It’s over and that’s official.” So said boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. scotching any hints he could make a return to the ring. The 38-year-old cemented -
Sport Ogier dominates in Australia to be crowned Rally World Champion for the third successive time If you have followed the World Rally Championship this season, you know that it was never a question of who would be world champion but when -
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Germany Germany introduces 'temporary' controls along Austrian border Ahead of an EU Interior Ministers’ crisis meeting on Monday the strain of absorbing so many refugees may be starting to tell in Germany. Berlin is -
Moldova Large rally raises pressure on Moldovan government over banking scandal Some 20,000 people took to the streets of Chisinau on Sunday, protesting against Moldova’s government for the eighth straight day. Protesters came -
Israel Palestinians and Israeli police clash at al-Aqsa mosque Clashes have broken out between Palestinians and Israeli police at the al-Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem. Israeli police raided the compound in what -
Hungary Hungary speeds up fence building as criticisms mount With the criticisms from Austria’s chancellor ringing in their ears, likening their treatment of migrants and refugees to Nazi holocaust -
Greece Greece elections: I'm sure that Syriza will come first, Tsipras Syriza leader Alexis Tsipiras tells euronews he is confident of victory despite polls showing his party's lead narrowing one week before Greeks go to the polls for a second time this year. -
Greece More migrants drown as boats capsize off Greek coast At least 34 people, nearly half of them women, babies and children, have drowned after their overloaded boat capsized in the eastern Aegean. Greek -
Germany Munich train station filled to capacity by transiting migrants Munich railway station has until now been the terminus for migrants and refugees making their way to Germany, From here they are bussed or take -
USA Wild fires wreak havoc in California A fast-moving wildfire in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains has destroyed more than a dozen homes and threatened many more. The so-called Butte -
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Syria Nato expresses 'concern' over Russia's role in Syria As Russian cargo planes touch down in Syria, Nato has expressed concern over Moscow’s role in the country. According to Russian authorities the two -
Poland Polish politicians unveil economic plans ahead of parliamentary elections Poland’s ruling Civic Platform (PO) party and opposition Law and Justice (PiS) have announced their economic plans, as they try and woo voters ahead -
Armenia Armenia: dozens arrested at protest against electricity price rise Around 50 people have been briefly detained in the Armenian capital Yerevan after protesting against a hike in electricity prices. They had been -
Ukraine German FM: 'significant progress' made towards resolving Kyiv-Moscow conflict Germany’s foreign minister says “significant progress” has been made towards resolving the conflict between Kyiv and Moscow. Speaking after meeting -
World News Thousands turn out in Europe to show support for migrants and refugees There has been a show of support across Europe for migrants and refugees. In Athens, hundreds marched through the city, chanting slogans urging the -
Greece Germany: expected surge in migrants from Hungary doesn't materialise Migrants and refugees have been continuing to stream into Germany. More than nine-thousand arrived at Munich’s rail station on Saturday. But police