17 July 2017 | Euronews
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World News Couple first ever to marry in British Antarctic Territory Two polar researchers became the first couple ever to marry in the British Antarctic Territory on Saturday, July 15. -
Turkey Protests as Turkey extends emergency rule Several arrests during protests over widescale sackings under Turkey's continuing emergency rule -
Canada Tens of thousands of people evacuated as wildfires continue to sweep across British Columbia 39,000 people have been evacuated and military aircraft deployed as wildfires spread across British Columbia. -
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No Comment Ukrainian ceremony for MH17 flight victims A small ceremony was held at the site of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 plane crash near the village of Hrabove in Ukraine's Donetsk region on Monday, the third anniversary of the disaster. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels Libya and the Sahel region are at the heart of the European Union’s efforts to respond to refugee arrivals from the Mediterranean. -
Sport Sebastien Loeb loses eight hours as he crashes in Silk Way Rally After Sunday’s rest day, the drivers raced for the first time on the proper dunes of the Gobi desert -
Europe News EU looks to Africa to curb migrant numbers As Europe continues to deal with the Mediterranean migrant crisis, EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini convened the Foreign Affairs council. -
Turkey Turkey extends emergency rule for another three months Turkey extends emergency rule for another three months on Monday, almost a year after it was imposed in the wake of last July's failed military coup. -
No Comment Prince George and Princess Charlotte join royal tour in Poland Britain's Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Warsaw accompanied by their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte. -
Cult Artist paints in plastic to highlight how branded soft drink bottles litter the environment South African artist, Mbongeni Buthelezi's new exhibition addresses the problem of plastic soft drink bottles littering the environement. -
Business Series Air France to launch new lower-cost airline Pilots have overwhelmingly backed the airline's 'Boost' plan which aims to develop new long and short-haul flights. -
United Kingdom Watch: the Brexit negotiations so far - in 60 seconds Some of the key reactions from the main players in the talks so far -
No Comment Snails take their time in annual racing championship The English village of Congham in Norfolk has celebrated the annual championship since the 1960s. -
Poland Britain's young royals begin Poland and Germany tour Prince William and his family are in Poland and Germany to visit World War Two memorials and meet with locals -
China Images of 'Winnie the Pooh' blocked on Chinese social media Winnie the Pooh becomes too politically sensitive to be mentioned on Chinese social media. -
Netherlands Dutch memorial unveiled to victims of MH17 flight shot down over Ukraine The Netherlands unveiled a national monument on Monday in memory of the 298 people killed in the downing of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner in 2014 -
No Comment Floats parade through Kyoto for Gion Festival Spectators enjoy a parade of colourful floats at the annual Gion Festival in Japan's ancient capital of Kyoto. -
Europe News UK Brexit team returns to Brussels amid confusion in London The UK’s Brexit team arrived in Brussels this morning, hoping to overcome the delay to the start of negotiations, not helped by recent in-fighting in London. -
Russia Udder madness? Russia holds a beauty contest ... for cows -
World News View: why cities are getting so unaffordable City-dwellers the world over are feeling the pinch but why are some places so prohibitively expensive by comparison? -
Greece Eight ancient shipwrecks discovered off Greece Divers from a joint Greek-American project discovered eight new shipwrecks off the Greek Fourni islands back in June. -
No Comment Streets flooded as tropical storm hits Vietnam At least once person has died in storm Talas. -
Iran How death of maths genius Mirzakhani is breaking taboos for women in Iran -
Economy Eurozone inflation slowdown confirmed in June Eurostat figures show consumer prices for June were up by an annual rate of 1.3 percent. -
Sweden Stockholm Arlanda Airport renovates its disused control tower into the ultimate room with a view A disused control tower at an airport in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, has been transformed into a luxurious apartment with panoramic views. -
Economy Telegram messaging app to remove terrorist-related content The Indonesian authorities blocked access to the platform saying many forums were "full of radical and terrorist propaganda". -
Travel News Half a day in St Tropez -
World News Welsh hospital staff fined 77K euros for unpaid parking tickets Doctors and nurses at Wales' biggest hospital were ordered to collectively pay £68,000 (77,369€) after losing a court battle over outstanding parking tickets on Friday, July 14. -
Belgium Who are the Kamikaze Riders? -
World News Two killed as storm Talas leaves China and hits Vietnam -
France Frenchman creates fake speed trap to slow down motorists -
Cult Mostar’s street art is overcoming division and destruction -
Sport F4F “Nine values cup” 2017 goes to Real Madrid -
Cult George Benson at the Montreux Jazz Festival Legendary 74 old American jazz-man George Benson performed for the 25th time at this year's Montreux Jazz festival, proving he still has the voice. -
United Kingdom 'Time to get down to work': EU and UK resume Brexit talks The EU's Michel Barnier and the UK's David Davis say it's time to make progress as talks resume in Brussels on Britain's exit from the union. -
Next Series Takeaway: deep-sea robot for tomorrow How do underwater robots work? -
USA Women golfers get new dress code -
Qatar UAE denies hacking Qatari state websites The United Arab Emirates was not responsible for an alleged hack of Qatari websites, the UAE's minister of state for foreign affairs said on Monday. -
USA Actor Martin Landau dies aged 89 -
USA "Living Dead" director George Romero dies " Night of the Living Dead" director, George Romero dies -
Venezuela Woman shot dead in voting queue in Venezuela -
North Korea South Korea proposes talks with the North South Korea pushes for talks with the North in a bid to use dialogue rather than sanctions to curb Pyongyang's missile tests -
Yemen Yemen fights back against cholera epidemic Authorities in Yemen begin clean-up operation in Sanaa to combat deadly cholera outbreak