14 August 2016 | Euronews
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Libya Libyan forces "liberate" more of Sirte from ISIL control Libyan forces trying to oust ISIL militants from their stronghold of Sirte have made further advances into the city. -
Brazil Farah's fall, Phelps' retirement and Lochte's robbery nightmare Mo Farah cemented his place in British track and field history after becoming the first GB athlete to win three Olympic gold medals. -
France France steps up security in Lourdes as pilgrims arrive for holy day Soldiers greet pilgrims heading to the French town of Lourdes. -
Portugal Portugal's 'worst week' for wildfire damage Portugal has been battling wildfires for more than a week. -
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Sport Iannone wins maiden MotoGP race in Austria Andrea Iannone won the Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg for his very first Moto GP victory. -
Poland Poles remember Battle of Warsaw victory over Red Army On the 96th anniversary of the Battle of Warsaw, Poles donned 1920s military uniform to re-enact a key moment from their past. -
Iraq Kurdish Peshmerga forces in fresh push to retake Mosul from ISIL Iraqi Kurdish fighters have launched a fresh assault on ISIL militants. -
World News Lima protesters demand end to violence against women Demonstrators have been out in force in the Peruvian capital Lima, demanding an end to violence against women. -
Switzerland One victim dead after Swiss train attack A 34-year-old woman and the 27-year-old suspect died from their injuries, according to St Gallen police. -
Nigeria Nigeria: Some Chibok girls killed in air strikes, says 'Boko Haram video' Some of the Chibok girls abducted in Nigeria have been killed in air strikes – according to a new video that’s said to be from the militant group Boko Haram. -
USA New York Muslims accuse Trump for stoking Islamophobia over imam's death Residents of Queens in New York gathered at the mosque where just hours earlier an imam and his assistant were shot dead. -
No Comment A night on the Sziget festival Sziget is also called the Island of Freedom, and it is the biggest festival in Central Europe. -
No Comment Cuba celebrates Fidel Castro's 90th birthday with fireworks and dancing Thousands partied along Havana’s Malecon seafront into the early hours of Saturday (August 13), celebrating retired Cuban leader Fidel Castro turning 90 to the tune of Latin beats as an electric storm -
World Being a mother and refugee at Jordan's Zaatari camp Being a mother or a refugee can be tough enough, but what is it like to be both? -
Russia Russia's only athletics competitor suspended from Rio Olympics -
USA Violent protests in Milwaukee after police shoot dead armed suspect Anger has erupted into violence in the US city of Milwaukee, after police shot and killed an armed suspect. -
USA Dramatic video emerges of rescue in flood-hit Louisiana Severe flooding in Louisiana has claimed a third life. -
Cuba Fidel Castro makes rare public appearance for 90th birthday gala A frail Fidel Castro made a rare public appearance on Saturday, as guest of honour at a gala marking his 90th birthday. -
Syria Syria: Residents return to Manbij after ISIL is forced out Thousands of displaced residents have streamed back into Manbij in northern Syria, now that the last ISIL extremists have fled their former stronghold. -
World News Venezuelans flock across Colombia border to stock up on basics Venezuelans came in their thousands – many queuing overnight. -
USA 'Hate crime' denounced as New York imam and assistant are shot dead A Muslim imam and his assistant were gunned down and killed while walking home from afternoon prayers on Saturday, according to reports from New York.