9 August 2016 | Euronews
Showing 34 results
-
Portugal Wildfires in Portugal's Madeira Island force hundreds from their homes More than 400 people have been forced to leave their homes on the Portuguese island of Madeira because of wildfires. -
USA Trump goes gunning for Hillary in North Carolina Donald Trump has once again skirted a fine line with his latest jab at Hillary Clinton. -
Brazil Relief after Jung delivers first gold for Germany at Rio Olympics -
Sport Real Madrid see off Sevilla to win Uefa Super Cup Real Madrid won the UEFA Super Cup for a third time after beating beat Sevilla 3-2 in a rainy Trondheim in Norway. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Yemen Coalition airstrikes kill 20 in Sanaa after four-month respite At least 20 people, mostly young women, have been killed following Saudi-led coalition airstrikes in Yemen. -
Brazil Speak out against doping - Phelps The Rio 2016 doping debacle is making waves that are causing a splash in the Olympic pool. -
Germany Suspected ISIL leader arrested in Germany after Bundesliga alert Germany’s SEK special police have detained an allegedly high-ranking ISIL member. -
Sport De Boer unveiled at Inter Frank de Boer was unveiled as the new manager of Serie A side Inter on Tuesday. -
USA Delta cancels 530 flights as it recovers from major glitch Air passengers booked to travel on Delta are experiencing a second day of delays as the airline recovers from what it says is a “major system-wide power outage”. -
Turkey Turkish ministers deliver stark warnings to the EU and USA Could hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees Turkey is currently preventing from crossing into Europe be on the move westwards again soon? -
Russia Turkey / Russia : Relations on the mend A meeting between the Russian and Turkish Presidents seems to have gone some way towards mending their bilateral relations. -
Germany Police in Magdeburg, Germany searching for knife attacker Police in Magdeburg, Germany are looking for a knife-attacker went on a rampage, attacking several people. -
India World's longest hunger-strike ends with honey One of India's most-prominent political activists has ended her 16-year hunger strike. Licking honey from her hand, Irom Sharmila declared "I will never forget this moment." -
Lithuania Soviet-era Zaporozhets have a loyal fanbase in Lithuania Andrius Cikotas from Lithuania collects Soviet-era Zaporozhets people’s cars. -
Germany Germany: tourist placed in refugee home A Chinese tourist ended up being processed as a refugee after he lost his wallet while on holiday in Germany. -
Brazil Bolt aiming for the 'triple-triple' in Rio Jamaica's Usain also says he wants to break his own 200-metre world record, hoping to run a time under 19 seconds. -
Belgium Belgium's King Philippe and Queen Mathilde visit Charleroi attack site The king and queen of Belgium have visited the scene of the attack in Charleroi where two female police officers were injured by a machete-wielding Algerian man. -
United Kingdom Paul Pogba says he's delighted to be 'back home' at Man United French football player Paul Pogba has set a new world transfer record as he returns to Manchester United for 105 million euros. -
Syria Ceasefire 'urgently needed' in Aleppo - UN The UN says two million residents have been left without access to running water or electricity after attacks hit civilian infrastructure last week. -
Portugal Wildfires lay waste to mainland Portugal and Madeira The authorities say around 3,000 firefighters, the majority of them volunteers, are trying to extinguish hundreds of forest fires across the country. -
Russia Russian and Turkish presidents meet to discuss restoring relations Russian President Vladimir Putin has been meeting with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Saint Petersburg. -
Brazil Michael Phelps's purplish circles and the ancient practice of cupping US swimmers Micheal Phelps may have won his nineteenth gold medal of his career, but many people seem to be more interested in those brown purplish circles on his… -
Turkey Turkey arrests 16,000 people following failed coup Turkey’s Justice Minister has said 16,000 people have been detained following last month’s failed coup attempt. -
Pakistan Pakistan mourns Quetta hospital bombing The head of Pakistan’s army has ordered extra security operations across the country following Monday’s deadly suicide bomb attack at a hospital in Quetta. -
No Comment Ceremony marks anniversary of Nagasaki atomic bomb The Japanese city of Nagasaki marked the 71st anniversary of its atomic bombing on Tuesday, as the local mayor called on the world to abolish nuclear weapons. -
No Comment Peruvian students clash with police during protest There have been violent scenes in Peru’s capital Lima during a protest by students. -
No Comment Giant art installations erected in Rio for Olympics French street artist JR has erected two giant art installations in Rio de Janeiro depicting a high jumper and a swimmer, as the 2016 Olympic Games continue to take place in the… -
United Kingdom French footballer Paul Pogba signs for Man Utd for 'world record fee' French football player Paul Pogba has set a new world transfer record as he returns to Manchester United for a reported transfer fee of 105 million euros. -
World News Trump unveils economic vision In an effort to ‘jump start’ the US economy and also his faultering election campaign, which has been batterered by a series of recent controversies, Donald Trump has outlined his economic… -
World News Gold medals for China, Hungary and US in Rio Olympic swimming Day 3 Sun Yang has gained his second medal at the Rio Olympics on Monday, winning gold in the Olympic men’s 200 metres freestyle. -
World News 50 high profile Republicans warn Trump would be "most reckless" US president Fifty Republican national security experts have written an open letter, warning that Donald Trump “would be the most reckless president” in US history. -
World News Australia wins gold in women's rugby sevens at Rio Australia has became the first Olympic champions in women’s rugby sevens after beating New Zealand 24-17 in the gold medal final. -
Syria Battle for Aleppo intensifies as rebels and regime troops send in reinforcements Both rebels and government troops are sending in reinforcements to Aleppo as the long battle for Syria’s second city intensifies. -
United Kingdom Iconic Northern Irish Bishop Edward Daly dies aged 82 He was only a simple Catholic parish priest when in 1972 former Bishop Edward Daley, who has died aged 82, had his photo splashed onto front pages around the…