28 July 2016 | Euronews
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USA Hillary vs Trump: get ready, things will get nasty Political analyst tells Euronews the Democratic Party must prepare its candidate to harsh personal attacks from her Republican opponent. -
World News Pedro Pablo Kuczynski sworn in as Peru's new president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has been sworn in as Peru’s new president, kicking off a five-year term. -
Spain Spain's King Felipe tasks Mariano Rajoy to form new government Spain’s acting prime minister has accepted a mandate from the king to form a government. -
World News Should the media black out terrorists? The brutal killing of an octogenarian priest in France this week has opened up a new debate about terrorism and propaganda. -
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France Slain French priest remembered in his Normandy town Several thousand people gathered on Thursday in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, in Normandy, to pay tribute to Jacques Hamel, the priest murdered by Islamist militants this… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Merkel's robust attack on Islamist terror This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of all the top stories making waves around Europe. -
Sport Gonzalo Higuain the €90m bianconero Much to the fury and chagrin of the fans of Napoli Gonzalo Higuain has been unveiled as a Juventus player. -
Turkey Generals resign ahead of military overhaul in Turkey In Turkey two senior generals have resigned, as the prime minister prepared to meet military commanders for a major overhaul the armed forces in the wake of a failed… -
Turkey Turkey media crackdown sees 131 outlets shut down 16 TV stations, 45 Newspapers, 15 magazines, 29 publishers shut in post-coup purge, sparking concern for press freedom. -
Business Series EDF approves controversial Hinkley Point nuclear reactors, UK government delays with inquiry French energy firm EDF has given the go ahead for Britain's first new nuclear plant in decades despite warnings the project could bankrupt it, but the UK government has ordered an inquiry. -
France Reporting on terror: drawing the line between wanting and needing to know Photos and videos of the recent attacks in France and those suspected of perpetrating them have been continuously featured across Europe’s news channels and other… -
USA Interview: Democratic convention delegate Malcolm Kenyatta Stefan Grobe, euronews: Welcome to the Democratic Convention here in Philadelphia. -
Russia Moscow airport workers plead guilty over Total CEO's fatal jet crash Two Moscow airport workers plead guilty to causing the jet crash that killed Total's CEO Christophe de Margerie in 2014. -
Sport Threadbare Russian Olympic team en route to Rio A threadbare Russian Olympic team gathered at Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport to board a flight to Rio. -
Economy Boris Johnson wants UK to remain key partner in Europe The British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has promised the UK will maintain close ties with its European neighbours despite the Brexit vote. -
Germany Angela Merkel stands by refugee policy after attacks in Germany The German Chancellor interrupted her summer holidays to defend her open-door refugee policy following recent attacks in Germany. -
Syria Corridors to open in besieged Aleppo for civilians and rebels who surrender The Syrian government is to open humanitarian corridors to let civilians flee the besieged northern city of Aleppo, its ally Russia said on Thursday. -
Economy Tourists shun Turkey, visitor numbers slump in June The number of foreigners visiting Turkey plummeted by over 40 percent in June, the biggest fall in tourist numbers in over two decades. -
Cinema Bad Moms strike out against the perils and pitfalls of parenting New film ‘Bad Moms’ brings a string of female stars together to take digs at the modern day perils of parenting. -
Cinema Talking movies: How Disney films helped Owen find his voice Life Animated is the touching story of Owen Suskind, who at the age of three is diagnosed with regressive autism and loses his ability to speak. -
Italy Italian campaign warns would-be migrants against travelling to Europe The Italian government has launched an awareness campaign aimed at would-be migrants considering travelling from Africa to Europe. -
World News Pedro Pablo Kuczynski: Peru's new president faces plethora of problems At the age of 77, former World Bank economist Pedro Pablo Kuczynski is taking on the presidency of Peru. -
Sci-Tech How 3D-printers can take space exploration to the next level Researchers at the European Space Agency are testing the next generation of 3D-printers to use in Space. -
Business Series Facebook's revenue soars, monthly users total hits 1.7 billion Facebook's shares have hit a new all time high after it announced a 59.2 percent jump in quarterly revenue. -
Business Series Samsung Q2 profit better than expected Samsung has reported better than expected quarterly profit but warned earnings from phones will weaken in the rest of the year. -
Business Series Volkswagen profits pulled down again by emissions rigging scandal Volkswagen has suffered a 12 percent drop in quarterly profit at its main passenger car division as it tries to overcome the toxic emissions rigging scandal. -
Poland Pope visits Poland's holiest shrine: Black Madonna of Jasna Gora Pope Francis continued his five-day visit to Poland to celebrate World Youth Day on Thursday (July 28). -
World News Farewell Philae: Communication cut to Rosetta's probe for final time The first space probe to land on a comet has had its communications cut with Earth for the final time. -
Germany Angela Merkel stands by refugee policy after attacks in Germany The German Chancellor interrupted her summer holidays to defend her open-door refugee policy following recent attacks in Germany. -
World News "France is still France, Mr Trump" French Prime Minister Manuel Valls reacted with anger at US Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s assertion that “France is no longer France”. -
Cult Globaltica Festival targets Polish hearts and minds with diversity Every summer the Globaltica Festival invites its audience to savour the cultural diversity of the world through music. -
Turkey Turkey: two senior generals resign as post-coup crackdown deepens In Turkey two senior generals have resigned, as the prime minister prepared to meet military commanders for a major overhaul the armed forces in the wake of a failed… -
Hungary Hungary children's summer camp takes on a 3D dimension It looks like a typical children’s summer camp – only in the village of Zánka near Lake Balaton in Hungary it’s not all about outdoor activities: new technology in all its forms is also being… -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1936-1952 -
No Comment Warming up for Salzburg show An orchestra and vocal ensemble from the Czech Republic rehearse ahead of their appearance at the Salzburg Festival. -
No Comment Labour of love: Aphrodite beach mural unveiled This is the bird’s eye view of a beach mural of the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite. -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics: Sydney 2000 -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1924-1932 -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1956-1964 -
China China claims world's biggest marine sinkhole Beijing has discovered the world’s largest hole in a disputed area of the South China Sea, state broadcaster CCTV has announced. -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1992-1996 -
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USA Democrats tip their hats to their nominee Delegates at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday (July 27) participated in the long-standing tradition of sporting eye-catching novelty hats on the convention… -
France French police formally identify second church attack suspect French police have formally identified the second suspect who attacked a Normandy church. -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1980-1988 -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1908-1920 -
Sport Looking back at the Olympics 1968-1976 -
Sport Why are Australians so good at sport? -
Sport Why does India perform so poorly at the Olympics? -
USA Obama gives Clinton ringing endorsement at US Democratic Convention President Barack Obama, the star turn on the third day of the US Democratic Party’s national convention, slammed Republican candidate Donald Trump’s vision of the United States as being under siege fr -
Sport What does it take to win an Olympic medal? -
Sport Olympics: planned economies and the need to succeed -
Sport Hosts with the most: why home advantage brings more Olympic medals -
Venezuela Anti-Maduro protesters in Venezuela march to demand referendum Thousands of opposition protesters in Venezuela have marched to demand a referendum which would oust President Nicolas Maduro from power. -
Poland Pope says religion not to blame for terror attacks Pope Francis has begun a five-day trip to Poland by taking on the government and implicitly criticising its anti-immigration stance. -
Germany German police arrest man "threatening to blow people up" in latest security alert German police have arrested a 19-year-old Algerian refugee who fled a psychiatric facility threating to “blow people up”. -
World News Turkey closes 130 media outlets, sacks scores of generals as post-coup purge deepens Turkey shuts down a hundred media outlets and sack almost half its generals as the crackdown intensifies in the wake of the July 15 failed coup.