21 July 2017 | Euronews
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Israel Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to freeze contact with Israel 'on all levels' Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has announced that the Palestinian leadership will freeze all contact with Israel, as mass protests over new Israeli security measures at the al-Aqsa compound turn deadly. -
Sport Fencing: Inna Deriglazova on top of the world -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Cyril Despres edges towards second win In this penultimate stage of the 2017 Silk Way Rally, Cyril Despres closed in on his second straight overall victory in the cars, while Dmitry Sotnikov resisted his Kamaz teammate Anton Shibalov in th -
USA White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigns Sean Spicer, the press secretary to US President Donald Trump, has resigned. -
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Sport Tour de France: Edvald Boasson Hagen gets his win -
World News Erdogan attacks Germany over investment scare Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has accused Germany of trying to scare off investors in Turkey with lies -
Iraq View: The Middle East - more wars to come The tragedy of why the defeat of ISIL won’t bring peace to the Middle East -
Italy Row over Austria’s Foreign Minister's comments that Italy is giving illigal migrants a gateway to Europe. The Mayor of the Italian island of Lampedusa has criticised Austria’s Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz over his comment that Italy should stop allowing illegal migrants from reaching the mainland. -
World News Trump Investigates the Investigators President Trump’s legal team is looking into potential conflicts of interest within special counsel, Robert Mueller’s, investigative team and potential pardons for relatives and White House staff -
Sci-Tech Why is it so hard to detect dark matter? Euronews has spoken to Euclid project scientist René Laureijs and CERN particle physicist Caterina Doglioni to find out why dark matter is it so hard to get a glimpse of dark matter. -
No Comment Mud festival kicks off in South Korea Revellers danced and wrestled in South Korea's capital of mud as a nine-day festival in the quaint coastal city of Boryeong kicks off. -
No Comment Firefighters save dog from blazing home Firefighters in the US have saved the life of a small dog which was trapped in a blazing house. -
Economy German car giants in alleged emissions collusion German media alleges carmakers conspired over emissions -
Economy UK aviation sector eyes post-Brexit future Britain has launched consultation over its long-term aviation strategy as it prepares the sector for life outside the European Union -
Germany A 'Parthenon' of banned literature on a former Nazi book-burning site Get a full 360º view of this colossal installation by Argentine artist Marta Minujín, a centrepiece of the _documenta 14_ art exhibition in Kassel, Germany. -
Zimbabwe Trophy hunter kills the son of Cecil the lion Two years after the controversy around the killing of Cecil the lion, one of his cubs was shot dead as well. -
Italy From ice to rocks: A tale of glacier retreat in the Italian Alps Discover in this 360° video how Italy's Ventina glacier has receded by about one kilometre in less than a century. -
Spain Salvador Dali's intact moustache Salvador Dali's body has been exhumed for DNA samples to settle a paternity case - and in a typically surrrealist twist his moustache was found to be intact. -
Cult Verdi rings around Amman as opera comes to Jordan Jordan hosts first Arab opera festival -
Economy North Korea economy undergoes rapid growth North Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in 17 years in 2016. -
No Comment IVF hopes for northern white rhino Scientists at a British zoo use IVF techniques to help save the northern white rhino. -
Greece Two killed on Greek island in powerful earthquake Two people killed and more than a 100 injured after a powerful earthquake on the Greek holiday island of Kos. -
No Comment Millions strike in Venezuela against Maduro General strike in Venezuela as protesters ask President Nicolás Maduro to cancel planned elections for a new constituent assembly. -
No Comment Jerusalem security tightened after violent protests Security been tightened around Jerusalem’s Old City following angry protests about the installation of metal detectors at a holy compound. -
World United cause city problems in Houston Manchester United grab the bragging rights -
Cult Entertainment world reacts to death of Linkin Park frontman, Chester Bennington Stars from the world of entertainment pay tribute to Linkin Park frontman who has died of apparent suicide by hanging at the age of 41. -
France Macron has had a busy first two months on the world stage Since he took over from Francios Hollande, Emmanuel Macron has packed in 11 visits to seven countries and met numerous heads of state. -
USA Neil Armstrong's 'space bag' sells for 1.5 million dollars A bag said to have been used by US astronaut Neil Armstrong to bring the first samples of moon dust back to Earth has been sold to an anonymous bidder for 1.8 million US dollars. -
Poland Sheriff or undertaker, what role for Poland's justice minister? The Supreme Court needs to be rebuilt because it is being “controlled by leftists and foreign forces.” - PiS leader, Jarosław Kaczyński -
Austria Austria warns Italy over influx of migrants Austria's Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz calls on Italy to stop migrants from reaching the mainland suggesting it acts as a gateway for them for the rest of Europe. -
China Gas explosion rips through China restaurant An explosion on Friday at a busy restaurant in the Chinese city of Hanghzou killed two people and injured 55, according to local authorities. -
Morocco Morocco: civil unrest in northern Rif region Morocco: civil unrest in Al-Hoceima -
Venezuela Venezuela: two dead after anti-Maduro shutdown, clashes Venezuela: two dead after anti-Maduro shutdown, clashes -
Spain Salvador Dali's body exhumed for DNA tests to settle a paternity claim DNA samples have been taken from the body of Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali to try to settle a paternity claim. -
Greece Magnitude 6.7 earthquake kills two on Greek Island of Kos Two people have ben killed and several injured after an earthquake measuring 6.7 on the richter scale hit the coast of Turkey early on Friday morning.