27 August 2016 | Euronews
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Moldova Protesters clash with police at Moldova independence day parade Tensions boiled over during Moldova’s independence day parade, as protesters clashed with police in the capital. -
Italy Italy quake: restaurants launch pasta campaign for devastated areas In a move aimed at showing solidarity with the victims of Wednesday’s devastating earthquake, chefs in Italy are serving up more pasta all’Amatriciana. -
Turkey Turkey scales up Syrian offensive Turkey has scaled up its cross-border offensive inside northern Syria, launching airstrikes and artillery against both ISIL and Kurdish forces south of the strategic town of… -
Sport Vuelta a Espana: Quintana grabs lead as Lagutin wins stage eight Sergey Lagutin from Uzbekistan won stage eight of the Tour of Spain on Saturday while Colombian Nairo Quintana became the new overall leader. -
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Sport Dredge retains lead in Denmark Bradley Dredge kept his composure to retain his lead going into the final day of the Made in Denmark tournament. -
Syria Syria: evacuation of civilians and rebels in Daraya continues Syrian civilians and opposition fighters have continued to evacuate Daraya for a second day. -
Italy Grieving relatives attend state funeral for victims of Italian quake Weeping relatives hugged each other and reached out to touch the varnished coffins of victims of an earthquake at a state funeral held on Saturday (August 27) for some of the 290 people who died in th -
USA The Magic of Mushrooms Fungi specialists discover incredible and groundbreaking innovations across several domains -
Sport Djokovic looking to bounce back at Flushing Meadows Serbia’s Novak Djokovic will begin the defence of his US Open crown with a tricky first-round encounter with Poland’s Jerzy Janowicz. -
United Kingdom UK: M20 bridge collapse causes travel chaos A pedestrian bridge collapsed onto a UK motorway on one of the busiest travel days of the year. -
Malaysia Malaysian protesters call for PM's arrest Students and anti-corruption activists in Malaysia have taken to the streets of the capital Kuala Lumpur calling for the arrest of Prime Minister Najib Razak. -
No Comment Hong Kong's first 'rabbit café' opens its doors -
No Comment Wannabe rockstars take part in the annual Air Guitar World Championships in Finland There’s loud music, headbanging and crowds of screaming fans. -
Bangladesh Bangladesh police kill terror attack plotter in shootout Bangladeshi police say they have killed three militants – including the alleged plotter of a terror attack which left 22 people dead last month. -
Russia At least 17 dead in Moscow warehouse fire: Russian ministry At least 17 migrant workers died after a fire broke out at a Moscow warehouse on Saturday morning, Russian authorities said. -
Italy Italy holds state funeral for victims of earthquake Mourners gathered in the Italian town of Ascoli Piceno on Saturday for a state funeral for some of the victims of Wednesday’s (August 24)powerful earthquake. -
Syria Turkish PM says Syria border must be cleansed of threats Turkey’s prime minister says any Kurdish entity at its border will not be tolerated. -
Tunisia Tunisia's parliament approves new national unity government Tunisia’s new national unity government has won a confidence vote as the country’s prime minister warned parliament of an austerity risk. -
USA US and Russia report progress but no deal reached on Syria The US and Russia have made progress on a deal to restore a truce in Syria but failed to make a breakthrough on military cooperation and a cessation of… -
Italy Accumoli, inside the town near the quake's epicentre Accumoli was near the epicentre, when the earthquake struck, taking the lives of 11 people in the hilltop village. -
France French burkini ban ruling fuels controversy The ban had been imposed on the grounds that it contravened French laws on secularism. Far from cooling down tensions, the ruling has created even more controversy.