23 July 2016 | Euronews
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Armenia Yerevan: Gunmen free police hostages, but refuse to lay down weapons Armed men, who took nine police officers hostage in the Armenian capital Yerevan, have freed the four remaining captives. -
USA 'America was not built on fear' - Clinton's running mate makes his debut Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s been showing off her running mate in Florida. -
Sport Cliff Diving World Series: Reigning champ Hunt pulls off stunning comeback to win in La Rochelle Britain’s Gary Hunt produced a remarkable comeback to win the La Rochelle stop of the 2016 Red Bull Cliff diving world series – the fourth leg of nine this… -
Germany Munich killer no links to any terrorist organisation The teenage killer who murdered nine people in Munich and then turned the gun on himself was a loner obsessed with mass murder. -
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Germany Munich struggles to come to terms with the killings Munich is coming to terms with the trauma of the killings that left nine innocent people dead. -
Sport Despres wins Silk Way Rally for first career four-wheel triumph Frenchman Cyril Despres celebrated his first career rally raid victory on four wheels on Saturday after winning the Silk Way Rally. -
Afghanistan Bloodshed in Kabul as ISIL murder scores of minority Hazara As many as 80 people have been killed and around 230 injured in a suicide bomb attack in the Afghan capital Kabul. -
Sport Froome set for third Tour de France victory Britain’s Chris Froome is set to celebrate his third Tour de France title in four years after safely finishing the penultimate stage to maintain just over a four minute lead over his closest rivals he -
Sport Sunderland appoint Moyes as new manager Former Manchester United and Everton boss David Moyes has been appointed manager of Sunderland. -
United Kingdom 'Doo-di-doo' - how the key Brexit players have changed their tunes On 23 June, the UK held a referendum on its membership of the EU. -
Turkey Turkey: the crackdown intensifies Ankara says the measures are necessary to ensure stability. But concerns are being voiced about the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms. -
Germany Merkel in mourning over Munich murders German Chancellor Angela Merkel has addressed the country following the killing spree in Munich that left nine innocent people dead. -
No Comment Amateur video shows chaotic scene after Munich attack Video taken from the scene shows panic and people sprinting away after shooter opens fire at Munich shopping centre. -
Germany 'He was a really quiet boy' neighbours describe suspected Munich murderer Neighbours of the 18-year-old suspected of killing nine people in a mass shooting in Munich have described the teenager as a quiet loner. -
Germany Munich: police rule out ISIL link However, officers say the 18-year-old attacker did have an obsessive interest in mass shootings. -
No Comment John Kirby vs Pokemon Go State department spokesman John Kriby interrupts his presser statement as he realizes one of the reporters is playing Pokemon Go. -
Germany Munich: what happened and when How Germany's third-largest city went into lockdown when the shooting rampage began at around 6pm on Friday evening. -
Germany Police raid Munich apartment The operation came early on Saturday morning, hours after the shooting rampage in the city's Olympia shopping mall. -
Germany Amateur video shows Munich gunman at mall Police are looking for a motive for Friday's attack. A spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel would neither confirm nor deny a link to terrorism. -
USA Clinton picks Tim Kaine as running mate for White House race Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has picked US Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia to help her take on Donald Trump in the race for the White House. -
Norway Remembering the victims of the Utoya massacre five years on A remembrance service has been held on the island of Utoya, where 69 people were gunned down by Anders Behring Breivik five years ago. -
Germany Munich shooting: teenage German-Iranian believed to have acted alone An 18-year-old German-Iranian is suspected to be behind a shooting rampage in Munich, opening fire in a busy shopping mall and killing at least nine people. -
Turkey Erdogan addresses Turkish MPs for the first time Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has addressed the country's MPs for the first time following the failed coup attempt.