20 August 2016 | Euronews
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World News Afghan army retakes key Kunduz district after brief Taliban foray Afghan troops have forced the Taliban out of a strategic district in the northern province of Kunduz, just hours after the militant group had taken control of the district on… -
World News Assad can not be a part of Syria's long-term future, says Turkish PM Turkey’s prime minister said his country would play a more active role in the conflict. -
Italy Egyptian boy travels alone to Italy to 'save' his sick young brother Ahmed Mahmoud, a thirteen-year-old boy, has travelled alone from his hometown in Egypt to seek medical treatment for his little brother who suffers from the blood disorder… -
Musica 'West Side Story' hits Salzburg Leonard Bernstein’s masterpiece “West Side Story” is the highlight of the Salzburg Festival in Austria. -
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World News Hungary's Olympic spirit turns sour The Olympic Games are supposed to be apolitical but in Hungary the television coverage appears to ignore that rule, and the commercial breaks have been turned into a referendum campaign against… -
Ukraine Two Ukrainian soldiers killed on Donbass frontline, says Kyiv Ukraine’s defence ministry says two soldiers were killed and eight wounded in a 24-hour period on the frontline of the war-torn Donbass region. -
Yemen Huge rally in Sanaa in support of Houthis and former Yemen President Saleh Yemen has seen one of its biggest mass rallies since the 2011 overthrow of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. -
Hungary Taxify steals Uber's place on the rank in Budapest The Hungarian capital Budapest kicked US taxi app Uber out of its city in July, when it passed a new law denying Uber internet access. -
Italy Hundreds rescued from overcrowded migrant boats in Med More than 300 people have been rescued from the Mediterranean Sea after migrant boats capsized off the coast of Libya. -
No Comment Night tube starts in London The London Underground began its first overnight service in the early hours of Saturday morning, a move city leaders hope will make the British capital a 24-hour city and bolster the local… -
No Comment China: The light shows in the World Landscape Art Exposition Garden in Jinzhou City As night approaches, the Jinzhou World Landscape Art Exposition Garden is illuminated by 100 million lights which entrance visitors in a world of fantasy and… -
United Kingdom London gets first 24-hour tube service London has taken the first step towards realsing its ambition to become a truly 24-hour city by opening two tube lines for an all-night service, with plans to extend to more lines if it is a… -
Afghanistan Taliban claim another success in northern Afghanistan The Afghan Taliban have recaptured a strategic district in the northern province of Kunduz, which they briefly overran last September before being pushed back by the Afghan… -
Brazil Bolt bows out of Olympics with final gold as Jamaica win 4X100m relay Jamaicans in Rio, and there are lots of them, went bananas last night as Usain Bolt led their men’s 4X100 metres sprint team to victory again at the Olympics, for the third games in a row stealing the -
Israel Turkish parliament ratifies renewed Israeli relationship The Turkish parliament has ratified a deal made earlier this year between Turkey and Israel ending their six-year long freeze in relations. -
USA Firefighters gain ground against Southern California wildfire Firefighters in Southern California have been gaining ground against a wildfire in a mountain pass that has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their… -
World News France: Jewish man stabbed by 'mentally unstable' attacker in Strasbourg A Jewish man has been stabbed in the street in the French city of Strasbourg by an aggressor reported to have been treated for psychiatric problems. -
USA Items from Muhammad Ali's life to be auctioned Nearly 80 items closely linked to the life of Muhammad Ali who died earlier this year are being auctioned. -
Chile Freight train falls into river after bridge collapses in Chile A railway bridge in southern Chile collapsed under the weight of a freight train that was passing over it. -
Syria Pentagon scrambles jets to protect US forces from Syrian bombing The Pentagon says US-led coalition aircraft have been scrambled in Syria to protect American special ground forces from attack by government jets.