23 July 2017 | Euronews
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World News Further clashes over East Jerusalem holy site Further clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli forces over the introduction of new security measures at a holy site in East Jerusalem. -
Sport Golden day for Russia at the fencing world championships -
Israel New questions over security at Jerusalem holy site New security cameras reportedly installed at the entrance of the Jerusalem mosque at the centre of deadly new tension between Israelis and Palestinians -
Sport Chris Froome wins fourth Tour de France -
No Comment Police arrests in Ankara protest for imprisoned teachers A protest in Ankara in support of two imprisoned hunger striking teachers turned violent as Turkish police used pepper spray and water cannons on demonstrators -
No Comment Buddhist pagoda falls into river in Myanmar A buddhist pagoda was filmed slipping into a river in Myanmar following heavy rains in the region. -
Sport Silk Way Rally: Sotnikov and Despres come out on top The story of this year's Silk Way Rally was one of two dominant teams: Peugeot and Kamaz -
Russia Protestors march in Moscow over internet censorship regulations Hundreds of people have marched through central Moscow calling for internet freedom after rules tightened again recently -
Turkey Protesters detained in Turkey as part of government's widening crackdown Turkish police detained 47 protesters in capital Ankara on Sunday (July 23) demonstrating in support of two teachers arrested for going on a hunger strike -
Russia Controversial Russian ambassador to US ends tenure Amid the ongoing investigations into claims Moscow meddled in the US election, there is a changing of the guard at the Russian embassy in Washington -
Japan Fukushima robot finds lava-like 'melted fuel deposits' Six years on from a massive nuclear disaster, accumulations of lava-like layers were found inside Fukushima nuclear plant. -
Iraq 16-year old Isis fighter captured in Mosul confirmed as German girl Four women including a 16-year old girl, captured in the Iraqi city of Mosul have been confirmed as German nationals -
Venezuela Venezuelan violinist unbowed One of the best known faces of protests in Venezuela has tweeted a video from hospital with a bandaged face but still defiantly playing his violin. -
Sport Neymar nets twice for Barca as PSG lie in wait -
No Comment Poland protests this time with candles Polish President Andrzej Duda takes holiday despite political crisis -
USA Eight people found dead in back of truck in Texas Authorities in Texas say eight people found dead in the back of an articulated lorry parked behind a shopping centre are believed to be illegal immigrants -
Syria Freed from ISIL rule: Raqqa women burn their burqas Residents of ISIL's self-described capital of Raqqa in Syria celebrated as they were released from the jihadist group's rule. -
Italy EU indecision worsens Italy's migrant crisis As the European Union seeks a long-term solution to the refugees crisis, tens of thousands of migrants continue to pour into Italy -
Lebanon Border offensive launched by Syrian army and Hezbollah An all-out assault is said to be underway to drive Sunni militants from their last stronghold along the Syria-Lebanon border -
Iraq West Mosul a deserted, shattered city Residents return to West Mosul to find nothing -
Venezuela Venezuela general strike called as protests mount More violence as Venezuela spirals out of control -
USA Trump tweets about Presidential 'power to pardon' Donald Trump says 'US President has complete power to pardon' in a Twitter rant against Russia probe. -
Israel West Bank: Two Palestinians killed in clashes with Israeli security forces Two Palestinians have been killed in violence prompted by Israel's installation of metal detectors at entry points of the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem. -
United Kingdom Princes William and Harry discuss their mother Diana in new documentary For the first time Princes William and Harry discuss Princess Diana as a mother, for a new documentary marking the 20th anniversary of her death in a Paris car crash.