24 July 2017 | Euronews
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Israel Israel to remove metal detectors from holy site Israel has said it will remove the metal detectors it placed at the entrance to a holy site in Jerusalem’s Old City. -
Poland Polish protesters call on Duda to go further over reforms veto Protests continued in several Polish cities, despite President Duda’s announcement that he would veto two out of three controversial judicial reform bills -
Italy Watch: Trump masks used in Italian cashpoint robbery -
Sport Fencing: Italian and South Korean teams on top in Leipzig -
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USA Trump's son-in-law Kushner denies Russia collusion -
Cult Exhibition of 'Ape Art' opens in Florida An exhibition of 'ape art' has opened in Florida featuring pieces by Michael Jackson's famous chimpanzee Bubbles, and other primates from films like "Planet of the Apes and 'Going Apes.' -
Europe News EU leaders worried by possible further US sanctions on Russia European Union leaders say they are ‘following’ the progress of the US Congress, as it discusses further sanctions on Russia. -
World News Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clash in West Bank Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clash in the West Bank settlement of Beit El -
Japan Japan counts down to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games -
USA Trump son-in-law Kushner denies Russia collusion -
No Comment The USS Constitution, warship from 1797, returns to water -
Europe News European Commission targets antiquities sales to curb terrorism The EU Commission suggests a new rule to stop trafficking of ‘antiquities’ – cultural artefacts- from both inside and outside the bloc. -
United Kingdom 'The private Diana' revealed in new Royal documentary Britain's Prince William and Harry have spoken of their regret over the last conversation they had with their mother Princess Diana before she died. -
Philippines Duterte vows to continue his drug war in the Philippines Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte vows during his second State of the Nation Address, to continue his government's fight against drug smugglers and ISIS-linked militants in the country's south. -
Economy Greece returns to the bond markets -
No Comment Fresh forest fires hit Portugal -
Switzerland Switzerland: Five injured in Schaffhausen chainsaw attack An attack by a man armed with a chainsaw in the Swiss town of Schaffhausen has left five people injured, two seriously, according to police. -
No Comment Have trunks will swim Sri Lankan navy rescues two elephants Swimming elephants rescued by Sri Lankan navy...again -
Cult Iran's complex identities speak through photography like once through poetry -
Spain Paradise lost: Doñana wetlands going dry Discover in this 360° video how climate change and human activities threaten the ecosystem of Doñana National Park, in southern Spain. -
Poland Polish President Andrzej Duda says he will veto controversial top court reform bill Polish president caves in to people pressure over controversial Supreme Court bill -
South Africa Michael Phelps loses race against great white shark Swimmer Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, yesterday 'raced' a great white shark and lost. -
Portugal Forest fires hit Portugal again Some 64 people were killed in June in the deadliest forest fires in Portugal's recent history. -
France French wine production could hit 'historic low' after April's cold spell France's 2017 win production could hit a 'historic low' after harvests were hit by a cold snap in Spring. -
United Kingdom What does the EU want from Brexit? While the UK wrangles over the shape of its post-Brexit future, the EU has been developing its own stance to protect its interests in the talks now underway. -
Economy UK and US growth forecasts down Both the US and the UK are to have a slower economic growth than previously predicted according to the International Monetary Fund. -
Turkey 17 Turkish journalists go on trial accused of supporting terrorism Demostrations take place in Istanbul as the trial of 17 employees of Turkish opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet gets underway. -
Afghanistan Taliban claims deadly Kabul bomb blast A suicide attacker has detonated a car bomb in the Afghan capital, killing at least 35 people and wounding dozens more. -
World News Hemmingway look-alike competition kicks off in Florida An annual competition for Earnest Hemmingway lookalikes took place in Key West, Florida, on Sunday. -
Sri Lanka Sri Lankan navy saves two elephants washed out to sea Two wild elephants were rescued by the Sri Lankan navy after becoming trapped at sea. -
Venezuela Maduro vows Venezuela vote will go ahead The Venezuelan President is pressing ahead with Sunday's controversial poll for a new constituent assembly -
World News England's women cricketers queens of the cricketing world England beat India to win the cricket World Cup -
USA Trump unclear on Russian sanctions Trump unclear on Russian sanctions -
Jordan Two dead in shooting at Israel's embassy in Jordan At least one person was killed on Sunday in a shooting incident at the Israeli embassy in the Jordanian capital Amman, according to a Jordanian security source. -
USA Children among dead in US truck Nine people have died after being transported in the back of truck in the US state of Texas. -
Poland Protests at Polish law reform bill Protesters take to the streets of Warsaw in demonstrations against a government bill to take control of the Supreme Court.