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World News Thirteen migrants drown in collision with ferry off Turkish coast Greek and Turkish coastguards reported the deaths of at least 13 people off the coast of Turkey on Sunday when a rubber boat carrying migrants headed -
Turkey 100,000 attend 'anti-terrorism rally' in Istanbul, Turkey A sea of Turkish flags and 100,000 people gathered in Istanbul on Sunday (Septermber 20) to rally against the PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party), the -
Greece Greek voters measure trust in Tsipras Alexis Tsipras’s political star rose against a backdrop of revolt against conditions imposed on Greeks to bail them out of debt. And then he caved in -
Cuba Pope Francis celebrates Mass in Havana's Revolution Square -
Greece Greeks back Tsipras once more as Syriza surges to election victory Alexis Tsipras defied his critics once again by pulling off a dramatic and conclusive victory in legislative elections. The Syriza leader overcame -
Sport Singapore sling Vettel wins at Marina Bay Circuit Euronews speed addict Bruno Sousa leads us through the weekend’s F1 events. “Hello and welcome to ‘Speed.’ This week all eyes focused on the Marina -
Israel Israel police to fire live bullets at stone-throwers in Jerusalem Israeli has vowed to use “any means necessary” to curb stoning-throwing attacks against its citizens. Police officers have been authorised to fire -
Iran UN nuclear watchdog begins inspection of Iranian atomic facilities The head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog is in Iran to investigate whether its carried out work on developing an atomic bomb. The check is part of -
Greece Live updates: Low turnout so far as Greeks vote for third time this year Follow euronews’ live updates for the snap legislative election in Greece. Will Tsipras manage to hold on to power, or will the conservatives get -
Nepal Nepal adopts historic constitution Nepal has adopted its first democratic constitution, a historic step which creates a secular, federal system following a campaign to create a modern -
Russia Russian regional governor in Komi charged over corruption probe -
Greece Little drama as Greeks return to polls for third time this year -
Croatia Croatia continues to struggle as Europe's refugee crisis deepens Police in the Croatian city of Tovarnik watched over thousands of people — migrants and refugees — who spent a cold and wet night sleeping on the -
Libya Italy rescues 4,500 migrants and refugees from the Mediterranean Over the past 24-hours Italy has rescued some 4,500 migrants and refugees off the coast of Libya. Italy’s coastguard says it’s coordinated 20 rescue -
Greece Greeks vote in crunch election Greeks have begun voting in the fifth national election in six years. The left-wing Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras, who’s seeking re-election a month -
France Rugby World Cup 2015: France penalty kick to win 32-10 over Italy -
Greece Greeks decide whether to give leftists another chance Greeks have begun voting in the fifth general election in six years. Alexis Tsipras, who’s seeking re-election a month after resigning as prime -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso to return to civilian rule after coup and mediation Burkina Faso is expected to reinstate an interim government on Sunday headed by President Michel Kafando. It follows peace talks between African -
Germany Cheers! Oktoberfest beer festival kicks off in Munich The world’s largest beer festival has kicked off in Munich. Revellers have descended on the German city for the annual Oktoberfest. Organisers are -
Venezuela Caracas: anti-government protesters call for release of political prisoners Thousands have taken to the streets of Caracas to demonstrate against the government of President Nicolas Maduro. They also demanded the release of -
United Kingdom British author Jackie Collins dies Best-selling British author Jackie Collins has died of breast cancer. She was 77. The younger sister of actress Joan Collins passed away in Los -
Turkey Turkey's PM calls on Syrian migrants to end protest near Greek border Turkey’s prime minister is calling on Syrian migrants to end a protest in the city of Edirne, near the country’s border with Greece. Thousands have -
Cuba Pope Francis hails warming US-Cuba ties on arrival in Havana Pope Francis has hailed improving ties between Cuba and the US, saying they are a model of reconciliation. He has touched down in Havana for an -
Greece Greek voters go to polls in election too close to call Voters are going to the polls in Greece on Sunday, in a national election that remains too close to call. Late polls suggested that momentum could