29 July 2016 | Euronews
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Brazil Brazil's former president Lula to stand trial on charges related to the Petrobras scandal Brazil's former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is to stand trial on obstruction of justice charges related to the Petrobras corruption scandal. -
United Kingdom Scotland: online child sex abuse inquiry identifies over 500 possible victims Scottish police have identified more than 500 victims or potential victims of online child sex abuse. -
Poland 'Cruelty did not end at Auschwitz' - Pope Francis reflects on the past and present On the third day of his trip to Poland, Pope Francis chose to honour the 1. -
Syria Fatal air strike targets Syrian maternity hospital A maternity hospital in Syria’s Idlib province supported by Save the Children has been hit by an air strike. -
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My Europe Series Fighting sexual harassment on all fronts In Europe more than one in two women have experienced sexual harassment at least once since the age of 15. -
Sport IOC refugee team members arrive in Rio They were previously running for their lives, now they are days away from running for an Olympic medal. -
Economy The big bills for US presidential conventions With the candidates chosen for the US presidential election in November, it's time to count the cost. -
USA Hawaii's spectacular 'smiley' volcano Sometimes Mother Nature takes your breath away – and makes you smile. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: a string of attacks in Europe This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from across Europe. -
USA Hillary makes history as the first woman to run for the White House Hillary Clinton says she has cracked the glass ceiling by becoming the first woman nominated as presidential candidate by a major party. -
Turkey Turkey: Journalists face court as media crackdown intensifies Aside from the army, the media is in the front line of the mass purges sweeping Turkey since the July 15-16 coup attempt. -
Economy Russian key interest rate unchanged Russia's central bank has kept it key interest rate unchanged at 10.5 percent even as inflation falls. -
Sport German court hands suspended sentence to four Russian football fans Four Russian football fans were handed suspended sentences ranging from ten months to one year by a court in Cologne, Germany after assaulting a group of Spanish… -
Turkey Erdogan accuses US officials of siding with Turkey coup plotters Some 99 military top brass have been promoted in Turkey in an overhaul of the country’s armed forces following this month’s failed coup. -
France Normandy mosque in mourning: Muslims pay tribute to slain priest Hundreds gathered at Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray’s Yahia Mosque, including three Catholic priests, for a minute’s silence to honour slain priest Jacques Hamel. -
Syria Syrian opposition reject humanitarian corridors as a ploy to empty Aleppo The United Nations has called on Russia to allow the UN and aid agencies to monitor the four humanitarian corridors out of the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo. -
France France admits justice system failed over church attacker French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has admitted the French justice system failed over church attacker Adel Kermiche but says won't set up "French-style Guantanamo centres". -
Sport Schweinsteiger hangs up international boots Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has announced his retirement from international football. -
Business Series Fresh doubt over Hinkley Point nuclear power project The British government has cast doubt on plans to build the UK's first new nuclear plant in decades with French utility firm EDF by ordering a review of the project. -
Economy US economy grows less than expected in Q2 The US economy grew far less than forecast in the second quarter even though there was a surge in consumer spending. -
My Europe Series Sexual harassment on the streets of Portugal In Porto, Portugal’s second largest city, it is not difficult to find women who complain about being harrassed on the streets. -
My Europe Series Enforcing EU laws on sexual harassment Euronews, Sophie Claudet: In your study, published in 2014, we read that one in two women in the EU have been sexually harassed; and that Sweden and Denmark top the list with 80 and 81 percent of wome -
Economy Eurozone GDP growth slows in Q2, French economy stalls The eurozone's economic growth slowed between April and June. It was 0.3 percent quarter-on-quarter, half of the 0.6 percent growth recorded in the first three months of 2016. -
World News And also... 'Ryanaldo,' a wild boar and much more Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which may not have reached the international headlines Soaring to new… -
Cinema A strong line-up for Venice Film Festival 2016 This year the Venice Film Festival will open with the world premiere of Damien Chazelle’s new film “La La Land”. -
Brazil Olympic athletes urged to keep their mouths shut in Rio - because of polluted water! Keep your mouths shut! -
Italy 1,000 migrants cross the Med to Italy since Tuesday Around 1,000 migrants have arrived in Italy from North Africa in the last three days. -
No Comment Watch some of France's best young gymnasts in 360-degree video Gymnasts from the French club Val de Saone demonstrate their acrobatic routine, ahead of their participation at Eurogym 2016. -
Poland Pope Francis visits Auschwitz to pray for victims Pope Francis paid a deeply contemplative and private visit to the Nazi German death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau -
Next Series Skincare science under the sea Marine biodiversity is rich in sources for medicine and cosmetic science, as Spanish researchers are discovering on the Mediterranean coast. -
Next Series Takeaway: the secret of youth Underwater species can help us stay young Scientists are looking for new bioactive molecules in marine invertebrates Bioactive molecules can prevent ageing and age-related diseases Selected invertebra -
USA Trump 'would have hit' speakers at Democrat Convention Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump didn’t like the Democratic Convention at all. -
No Comment Protests over South Korea's 'comfort women' deal with Japan Student protesters in South Korea show their anger over a Japanese government-funded foundation to support “comfort women” – females who were forced to work in Japan’s wartime… -
My Europe Series Sexual harassment at work - breaking the silence Allegations against a high-ranking member of France’s Green Party have once again shone the spotlight on sexual harassment in the workplace. -
Malaysia MH370: relatives call for more to be done as authorities say search could be suspended Over two years after Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 mysteriously disappeared, the wounds are still raw. -
Cinema Mr Gaga, a dance film which brings you to your feet Featuring archive material of his work and personal life combined with the director’s own carefully shot footage, the film follows the rise of one of the most innovative choreographers in the world, f -
Cult Music runs in the blood of Polish family folk trio Jan Malisz set up Kapela Maliszów with his two children, playing traditional songs from southern Poland, they are riding the wave of a folk music renaissance. -
Yemen Yemen: Peace talks in crisis as Houthis sign government deal Houthi rebels and political allies of ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh have signed a deal to set up a power-sharing council to govern war-shattered Yemen. -
Libya Libya: ISIL-held city of Sirte 'on the verge of being liberated' says military Libyan families have started to return home to Sirte after months of displacement. -
Indonesia Jokowi on path to become 'most prolific executioner in recent Indonesian history' - Amnesty International A local man and three Nigerians have been killed by firing squad in Indonesia for drug-related crimes. -
USA 'We will not build a wall' - Hillary Clinton accepts Democratic presidential nomination Hillary Clinton’s formally accepted the Democratic presidential nomination, becoming the first woman to head the ticket of a major US party. -
France Corsica: dissident groups threatens retaliation if ISIL attacks The so-called Islamic State is being warned there will be reprisals, if it targets the Mediterranean island of Corsica. -
Turkey Ankara pressures Berlin to extradite prosecutors after failed coup There are further repercussions after Turkey’s failed coup. -
Syria Nusra Front militant group says it's ending ties with al Qaeda Al Qaeda’s powerful Syrian branch, the Nusra Front, says it is cutting ties with the global militant network.