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Austria Germany and Austria beef up border checks Austrian authorities have followed Germany’s lead and imposed additional border checks on its eastern border. Train services from Hungary via Austria -
Yemen Aircraft pound Sanaa as coalition forces close in on Yemeni capital Gulf Arab-led coalition aircraft bombed the Yemeni capital Sanaa intensively on Monday as ground forces engaged Houthi fighters in the neighbouring -
Estonia Estonian farmers protest at falling prices Taking their tractors to Tallinn, Estonian farmers are demanding more support from the government. Farmers Europe-wide have been hit by slumping -
USA Evacuations continue in fire-ravaged California with no end to inferno in sight With hundreds of properties now burned to the ground, some 23,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in northern California where two huge -
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Japan Protesters in Japan reject government's plan to allow foreign military operations Thousands of protesters have rallied in Tokyo against government moves to enact legislation that would allow Japanese troops to fight abroad for the -
United Kingdom UK: New Labour leader Corbyn defends Shadow Cabinet choices Jeremy Corbyn does not look like a typical politician. And the staunch left-winger doesn’t act like one, notably shunning the media since his -
Syria Reports of Russian tanks and artillery in Syria The Russians have reportedly reinforced positions around Bashar al-Assad’s stronghold of Latakia in western Syria with at least seven T90 tanks and -
Economy Airbus opens first American plant in Mobile, Alabama Airbus has officially opened its first assembly plant on American soil, in a clear challenge to its US rival Boeing. The site at Mobile, Alabama is -
Hungary Hungary's new laws, razor fence to sharpen refugee control Hungarian troops have been preparing to help enforce new laws aimed at securing the Serbian border. The soldiers will backstop the new fence Hungary -
Syria Car bombs hit Syrian city of Hasaka The eastern Syrian city of Hasaka, mostly Kurdish-controlled, has been hit by two car bombs, killing at least 26 people including six Kurdish -
Sport Martial scores on dream debut for Man Utd Manchester United won the north west bragging rights beating arch rivals Liverpool 3-1 at Old Trafford as teenage wonder Anthony Martial made a dream -
World News Migration crisis: Refugees recount horrors of living under ISIL Whether fleeing Bashar al-Assad’s regime or ISIL militants, refugees seeking sanctuary in Europe have horror stories to tell. Among those arriving in -
Hungary Migrants: Hungary seals border with Serbia Hungarian police have sealed the main and remaining crossing point used by refugees and migrants coming over its southern border from Serbia. Record -
Egypt Mexico demands explanation from Egypt over tourist deaths Mexico has been trying to get more details from the Egyptian authorities about the attack on a number of Mexican tourists who were caught in friendly -
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Europe News Migration crisis: EU Interior Ministers try to settle quota row Meeting in emergency session on Monday to discuss Europe’s migration crisis, EU interior ministers are on collision course over proposals to -
World News Migrants: EU approves initial plan to tackle traffickers at sea The EU’s crackdown on people smugglers operating out of Libya is preparing to step up a gear. Member states have approved initial plans to begin -
World News Schengen: 1985 pact under increasing strain The original agreement to allow unhampered movement was signed near Schengen, a small town in Luxembourg, on 14th June, 1985. European Economic -
World News New PM for Australia as Tony Abbott is ousted by party rival Australia is to get a new prime minister – its fifth in eight years – after former Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull mounted a successful -
Culture news Photorealistic ballpoint pen art from Nigeria Twenty-two-year old Oscar Ukonu is putting the finishing touches to his latest piece of work, a portrait of US President Barack Obama. The young -
Switzerland U.S. anticipates further criminal charges in soccer corruption probe -
World News True or false? Six controversial claims on the EU migrant crisis Europe’s unprecedented migrant crisis has stirred controversy and polarised opinion. The key dispute is over whether the majority of arrivals are -
Markets Toshiba hit by record fine over scandal as sales slump Toshiba has reported an operating 10.96 billion yen loss (80 million euros) from April to June, compared to a profit of 47.7 billion (350 million -
Economy OPEC predicts higher demand for its crude oil OPEC has predicted a higher demand for its crude oil next year, cutting its forecast of supplies from non-member countries. It is sticking to its -
World News Australia set for new Prime Minister after Turnbull ousts Abbott in party vote Malcolm Turnbull is set to become Australia’s fifth Prime Minister in eight years after he won an internal leadership vote among members of the -
Hungary Time running out for refugees before Hungary border crackdown It was a race against time for refugees to get into Hungary on Monday with the country’s hardline approach to the migration crisis about to get much -
Economy China state-owned companies to 'ride reform wave' China has set out details of how it intends to restructure its state-owned enterprises (SOEs), as more evidence emerges of the slowdown in the -
Economy Eurozone industry figures beat forecasts Industrial production in the eurozone was stronger than expected in July, according to figures published by Eurostat. Thanks to a rise in the volume -
Thailand Erawan Shrine: three arrests by Royal Malaysian Police Two Malaysians and a Pakistani national have been taken into custody in Kuala Lumpur in connection with last month’s bombing at a popular shrine in -
Explore The delights of Monaco's gastronomic melting pot Paolo Sari is a chef with a mission: to spread the word about the benefits of organic cuisine among his fellow cooks in Monaco. The Venitian arrived -
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Europe News EU mulls fresh migrant plan after Germany brings back border controls EU interior ministers were set to meet in Brussels on Monday after Germany’s decision to reintroduce border controls on its frontier with Austria -
World News Migrants: queues build at border as Germany suspends Schengen Germany has temporarily re-introduced border checks as it tries to deal with a record influx of refugees and migrants. The decision goes against the -
Focus Heirs of the Great Steppe: 550 years of the Kazakh khanate Kazakhstan is celebrating its ancient roots with around 100 events across the country marking the @550th anniversary of the Kazakh -
Next Series Robot archaeologists: taking the risks out of underwater fieldwork Underwater archaeology is an exciting, but sometimes risky field of studies. To eliminate those risks a European research project, ARROWS, is working -
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Afghanistan Hundreds reportedly escape as Taliban storms Afghan prison The Taliban has stormed a prison in central Afghanistan, freeing over 400 inmates, officials say. -
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Egypt Egyptian forces 'mistakenly kill' 12 in Mexican tourist convoy Egyptian authorities say the police and military have accidentally killed 12 people, including at least two Mexican nationals. Reports suggest a -
World Djokovic beats Federer to take second US Open final It’s been dubbed one of the greatest Grand Slam seasons of all time. Serbia’s Novak Djokovic didn’t disappoint with a second consecutive victory -
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USA Thousands flee the flames as northern California battles wildfires Northern California continues to be consumed by wildfires. Valley fire: Residents of Middletown tell harrowing survival tales http://t.co/THuZsYx9sq -
Turkey Violence and unrest continue in Cizre There has been no let-up in tension in the Kurdish city of Cizre. An eight-day curfew has been reinstated after a 24 hour hiatus. Turkey’s Civil War -
Afghanistan Taliban free hundreds in prison raid -
Egypt Mexican tourists accidentally killed by Egyptian security forces Egyptian authorities say 12 people, Egyptian and Mexican nationals, have been accidentally killed after police and military shot at a Mexican tourist -
Russia Russia votes in regional elections as opposition cries foul Votes are being counted following regional elections across Russia. Around 59 million people are eligible to vote and the poll is seen as a precursor -
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Hungary 'Shame on you Orbán' protest hits Budapest Thousands have taken to the streets of the Hungarian capital to demonstrate against the Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The crowd marched across