25 July 2017 | Euronews
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Europe News Turkish foreign minister in Brussels amid protests over activists' arrests Turkey’s foreign minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met with EU foreign affairs High Representative Federica Mogherini on Tuesday, in Brussels. -
Poland EU warns Poland over law reforms Polish President Andrzej Duda has ratified one of three judicial reform bills which have led to days of protests. -
USA Efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare clear their first hurdle in the U.S. Senate -
Italy Vatican switches off fountains and prays for rain in drought-hit Italy Water reserves in Rome are so low that local authorities said they may be forced to introduce water rationing, by closing household taps for as long as eight hours a day. -
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Sport Fencing: Italy and France leave Leipzig with gold Italy’s women’s team surprised South Korea to take the saber world title in Leipzig -
World News Thousands flee as new wildfire hits southern France Tourists were among those evacuated as the latest blaze raged in the Var region -
Sport Novak Djokovic doubtful for US Open Novak Djokovic may miss this year's US Open -
Ukraine Who killed Andrea Rocchelli? -
France Libya: rivals commit to conditional ceasefire Deal between rival leaders Fayez al-Sarraj and General Khalifa Haftar paves the way for elections early next year -
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United Kingdom Decision due on where terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard will be allowed to die A judge will rule on Wednesday on where terminally ill baby, Charlie Gard should be allowed to die. -
Iran U.S. fires warning shots at Iranian vessel -
No Comment Fires continue to spread across the Mediterranean island of Corsica Around 1800 hectares of land has been destroyed by fires that have spread across the Mediterranean island of Corsica. -
Spain Victory for anti-bullfighting advocates in Spain's Balearic Islands A Spanish province yesterday come one step closer to banning bull fighting once and for all. -
Business Series Luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo snapped up by Michael Kors Luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo snapped up by US handbag maker Michael Kors in a 1 billion euro deal -
Earth News French style made easy Three off-the-radar brands to score French style wherever you are. -
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Europe News Is English really losing importance in Europe? In May, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker declared that: “slowly but surely English is losing importance in Europe”. -
Morocco Spanish policeman strikes armed attacker with bollard In an incident which saw the man attack police, slightly wounding one, an officer's quick thinking ensured that the assailant was quickly detained. -
Europe News Protests in Brussels as Turkish foreign minister visits EU's Mogherini Protesters in Brussels on Tuesday called for the release of human rights activists arrested in Turkey, as foreign minister Cavusoglu met with EU foreign affairs chief Federica… -
No Comment Artist travels an hour a day to build sand castles at a Long Island beach Manhattan artist Calvin Seibert commutes daily to a Long Island beach to create sand castles, as art for art's sake. -
Business Series Alphabet profits hit by record EU fine -
No Comment Forest fires hit southern France. Firefighters are struggling to contain an outbreak of forest fires in southern France and Corsica that have destroyed around 1,400 hectares of forest and woodlands -
Israel Muslim boycott of mosque in Jerusalem to continue Muslims in Jerusalem will continue the boycott of the Al Aqsa mosque despite Israel dismantling metal detectors at the entrances -
Iraq Women shed the veil in post Islamic State Mosul Women can now be seen wearing bright clothes without face veils in post Islamic State Mosul since restrictions on them were lifted. -
Series Halva: a culinary speciality in Azerbaijan It's become a must for travelling foodies, but can euronews get hold of the secret recipe? -
France Forest fires continue to sweep across southern France Forest fires continue to spread across southern France and Corsica due to strong winds, with around 1,400 hectares of forest and woodlands destroyed. -
Spain Spanish police subdue 'Allahu Akbar' attacker with traffic bollard Spanish police subdue 'Allahu Akbar' attacker with traffic bollard -
Greece Refugee children in Greece tell UNICEF about their favourite things -
United Kingdom View: Will the UK see a shake-up of established political parties? In the volatile political age in which we live, new parties are springing to power all over. Will the shake up reach the UK's shores? -
World News Pope's top aide in court charged with historical sex abuse One of the Pope’s top advisors is facing sex abuse charges in Australia. Cardinal George Pell, the Vatican's economy minister, is the most senior Catholic to be charged with sex crimes -
World News View: The West's decadent foreign policy- never bite the hand that feeds you "We are increasingly reluctant to allow our own vision of civil liberties and human rights to shape our foreign policies, owing to the potential commercial costs." -
Cinema Besson's new sci-fi movie "Valerian" has its European premier in London. Luc Besson says he's optimistic about the success of his new sci-fi movie "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" in Europe, despite flopping at its opening weekend in the US. -
World News Here's how to say the Hogwarts houses in other languages Ever wondered how to say the Hogwarts houses in other languages? -
Italy Vatican turns off fountains amid Italy drought Pope Francis is showing solidarity as Rome faces the prospect of water rationing -
Somalia Mural artist 'Shik Shik' brightens up Somali shop fronts Mural artist Muawiye Hussein Sidow or "Shik Shik" has created the artworks that adorn over 100 shop fronts in Mogadishu, Somalia. -
USA Trump urges Republican unity on healthcare vote The US President made a last-ditch plea ahead of Tuesday's key vote in the Senate -
USA Texas migrant truck tragedy: Driver could face death penalty Ten out of an estimated 100 undocumented migrants inside the sweltering lorry in San Antonio have died -
Syria Russian police to monitor Syrian "safe zones" Russia deploys military police to monitor “safe zones” in Syria. -
United Kingdom Parents end legal battle to get terminally-ill Charlie Gard more treatment The parents of Charlie Gard have ended their fight to have their terminally ill baby flown to the United States for experimental treatment.