18 July 2016 | Euronews
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France French leaders jeered during tribute to Nice victims Shouts of “where were the police” rang out as crowds jeered France’s Prime Minister during a tribute to victims of last week’s truck attack in Nice. -
Russia Putin says claims of Russian doping 'political' Vladimir Putin said the latest report on doping among Russian athletes lacked substance and was highly political. -
USA Republican Convention Day 1: security, Melania and marines The Republican National Convention has kicked off in Cleveland - the theme on Day 1 'make America safe again', a play on presumptive nominee Donald Trump's slogan to make America great again. -
Kazakhstan Four killed in Almaty 'terrorist' shootout At least three policemen and one civilian were killed in street shootings in Kazakhstan’s largest city Almaty on Monday (July 18), security officials said. -
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Turkey Five knock-on effects of Turkey’s failed coup Few would doubt Turkey’s strategic importance: straddling Europe and Asia it is a key player in Middle East stability at a time of unprecedented volatility. -
Pakistan Cleric probed over 'honour killing' of Pakistani internet star Demonstrators in Islamabad on Monday denounced the murder of Pakistani social media star Qandeel Baloch. -
Sport Tour de France: Sagan outsprints Kristoff to claim Stage 16 Slovakia’s Peter Sagan timed his sprint perfectly to claim Stage 16 of the Tour de France. -
Turkey Turkish ex-air force chief denies plotting coup, private media Turkish private broadcasters announce ex-Air Force chief denies role in plotting attempted coup - NTV, Haberturk in conflict with state-run Anadolu news agency report -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Despres edges out Loeb to claim Stage 9 Overall leader Cyril Despres kept his composure to clinch Stage 9 of the Silk Way Rally. -
World News Former Turkish air force chief Akin Ozturk has confessed to his role in plotting the attempted coup, state-run Anadolu Agency -
France Terrorist attacks: Why France? The last 18 months have seen France suffer three deadly attacks that left more than 231 dead and hundreds injured. -
Europe News The brief from Brussels: EU and US warn Turkey must respect rule of law in post-coup crackdown This is the brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Europe News All friends for foreign minister Boris Johnson's first meeting with EU counterparts Boris Johnson, the new British foreign minister and leading campaigner for the UK to leave Europe, survives his first Brussels meeting with his EU counterparts. -
Turkey US-Turkey friendship 'could be questioned' over cleric extradition Emotions continue to run high in Turkey after Friday’s failed coup, not least for the prime minister. -
Sport 'Soohorang' and 'Bandabi' unveiled as Pyeongchang 2018 mascots The Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Games’ organising committee have officially unveiled the mascots for the next Olympic and Paralympic games, “Soohorang” and… -
France Bastille Day killer ate pork, drank alcohol, then radicalised very quickly - prosecutor The man who rammed a lorry into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in Nice showed signs of radicalisation only shortly before his attack, which killed 84 people and injured scores, Paris prosecutor Fran -
Sport Dolderer shines in Budapest Germany’s Matthias Dolderer produced a stunning performance to clinch the Red Bull Air Race in Budapest. -
Europe News John Kerry warns Turkey: Nato membership is at stake Leaders from the EU, US and Germany have warned Turkey over its response to a failed coup attempt last Friday The US secretary of state has warned Turkey that any undemocratic response to the movement -
Europe News "Crisis of confidence" between Turkey and the West Following the failed coup attempt in Turkey, Euronews spoke to Marc Pierini, a visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe in Brussels, whose research focuses on developments in the Middle East and Turkey fro -
Business Series Japanese buy top UK tech firm ARM Holdings, first major takeover since Brexit Britain's most valuable technology company, UK microchip designer ARM Holdings, is being bought by the Japanese internet giant SoftBank Group. -
Sci-Tech Saving London's bees one tag at a time Scientists in London are using a novel technique to save the world’s bees: tagging hundreds of the insects to track their movements around cities. -
Cult From Shakespeare to Cats - our summer arts guide Here is our latest round-up of some of the best things to see and do in the world of arts in Europe and beyond. -
Russia Wada confirms widespread Russian doping at Sochi 2014 The World Anti-Doping Agency has confirmed allegations of widespread Russian doping at the Sochi Olympics. -
Cinema Disturbing the peace in the Middle East An Israeli documentary called “Disturbing the Peace” has been following groups of Palestinian and Israeli peace activists as they attempt to find what many assume is impossible in the Middle East… -
Turkey Turkey Purge: Thousands of suspects rounded-up A clean-up after the coup, in more senses than one. -
USA USA: toy guns banned, real guns OK for Republican convention in Cleveland Water guns, tennis balls, umbrellas with metal tips. -
Turkey EU-US warn Turkey over coup plotter purge In Turkey, up to 8000 police officers have been removed from their posts on suspicion of being linked to Friday’s failed coup. -
Economy Turkey's tourism faces new threat from coup attempt Turkey's failed coup attempt is likely to further undermine the country's tourism industry, already hit by repeated suicide bombings over the past year. -
France France: Anti-government anger as Nice honours truck victims Jeers and calls for France’s political leaders to resign overshadowed a minute’s silence in the southern coastal city of Nice on Monday as Prime Minister Manuel Valls and others paid tribute to the vi -
Europe News John Kerry urges Turkey to "respect rule of law" The US secretary of state John Kerry has joined EU foreign ministers at a meeting in Brussels on Monday. -
World News US and EU caution Turkey over failed coup crackdown US Secretary of State John Kerry says it's "critical we stand together" after meeting European counterparts in the wake of the Bastille Day terror attack in Nice. -
Cult Timitar, the Berber festival of tolerance The 13th Timitar Festival, held earlier this month in Morocco’s coastal city Agadir, was a tribute to Berber music as well as to cultural tolerance in the way it showcased a fusion of different musica -
France Nice attack - what we know about the victims Following the attack on Friday in which a suspected terrorist drove a truck through crowds of Bastille Day revelers, the dust in Nice is starting to settle, and the victims of the attack that left 84 -
USA Baton Rouge gunman's anger at police The man identified as the killer of three US police officers in Baton Rouge had posted videos complaining about the police treatment of African-Americans. -
No Comment Magnificent Matsuri One of Japan’s biggest and oldest events, the month-long Gion Matsuri summer festival is in full swing in Kyoto. -
Kazakhstan Several police killed in Kazakhstan shooting Kazakhstan’s interior ministry says three policemen and one civilian have been killed in a series of shootings in the centre of the biggest city Almaty. -
USA Security overshadows preparations for US Republican Convention in Cleveland Some 50,000 people are expected in the American city of Cleveland for the Republican National Convention which should confirm Donald Trump as the party’s official candidate for November’s presidential -
Cinema Woody Allen's latest nostalgia goes back to the 1930s Woody Allen continues to stay with his blistering pace of pushing out a film a year. -
USA Baton Rouge gunman was ex-marine who served in Iraq The gunman who killed three American policemen and wounded three others in Louisiana has been identified as a former US marine sergeant who had served in Iraq. -
Turkey Fleeing Turkish soldiers apply for political asylum Seven Turkish soldiers and one civilian who fled to Greece in an army helicopter following the failed military coup have been accused of entering the country… -
France France holds one minute silence for victims of Nice truck attack Prime Minister Manuel Valls joined thousands packing the Nice seafront for a minute of silence in homage to the victims. -
Turkey Turkey vows to root out supporters of failed coup attempt President calls for Turks to stay on streets until Friday Number arrested in army and judiciary hits 6,000 France calls for Turkey act according to rule of law Turks continue to fill the streets of -
USA Obama calls for unity after three more police officers are shot dead Reaction to the killing of three more police officers in Baton Rouge has been swift. -
USA Gunman who shoots dead three police officers in Baton Rouge 'acted alone' An investigation is under way into the shooting dead of three more US police officers and the wounding of three others in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge.