27 July 2017 | Euronews
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World News Porsche to recall thousands of cars over emmisions-controlling software -
France Macron plans asylum "hotspots" for migrants in Libya The French President is proposing a new way to stem the flow of refugees into Europe -
Belgium Watch: EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker rejects Merkel’s telephone call -
Turkey Summer rainstorms see Istanbul pounded by hailstones the size of golf balls -
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Greece More EU aid to Greece to help cope with migrants More than 200 million euros has been given to Greece to help it cope with the influx of tens of thousands of migrants and refugees -
United Kingdom UK: pre-Brexit consultation on EU migrants The British government will examine what contribution EU citizens make to the UK economy -
Musica Iran shines in Ravenna under Riccardo Muti It was a historic event that conductor Riccardo Muti offered the public at the Ravenna Festival this year: marking the 20th edition of his Roads of Friendship project, he brought together on stage mus -
Israel Palestinians celebrate as barriers removed from Jerusalem holy site Despite the scenes of joy there is uncertainty over the overall Palestinian stance on Israeli security measures. -
USA Amazon's Bezos world's richest man Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is now the world's richest man after a surge in the company's shares pushed his fortune to 77.5 billion euros. -
Israel Dozens wounded as Palestinians clash with Israeli security forces in Jerusalem Chaotic scenes at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque as thousands of Muslims poured through the gates to pray -
Ecotech Free movement of bicycles: how to cross Europe with pedal power One in 2 Europeans are regular cyclists, so if you haven’t booked your summer holiday yet, then maybe it’s time to get on your bike! -
My Europe Series EU Commission ups the pressure on Poland There will no longer be a safety net for Warsaw regarding its judicial reforms. -
Culture news Dubai celebrates budding fashion talent Budding fashion talents have been showcasing their designs in Dubai. Held in one of the world’s largest shopping malls, the Vogue Fashion Dubai -
United Arab Emirates Dubai dogs get own air-conditioned park and pool It appears a dog's life isn't so bad after all. At least in Dubai, where an indoor dog park claiming to be the world's biggest opened last April. -
Iran Iran nuclear talks miss deadline, enter seventh day Iran nuclear talks have missed a Tuesday deadline and are now continuing without the Russian, Chinese and French foreign ministers. The negotiators -
Cinema On the road to find action-comedy hero Bud Spencer Documentary explores life of actor Bud Spencer, with two fans attempting to meet him in person -
World News Sharp decline in sperm count for Western men a 'major health crisis' Doctors describe a sharp decline in sperm count for Western men a 'major health crisis' -
United Kingdom Judge rules Charlie Gard will spend his final hours in a hospice A British judge has ruled that Charlie Gard will be moved to a hospice to spend his final hours there before a ventilator that keeps him alive is turned off. -
Sweden Sweden in political crisis over botched outsourcing deal Sweden is in the grip of a political crisis as Prime Minister Stefan Lofven reshuffled his minority cabinet in a bid to avoid calling an early election. -
No Comment Chincoteague Ponies takes the plunge More than 200 ponies took part in the annual swim from Assateague Island to neighboring Chincoteague Island on Virginia's eastern shore -
No Comment China’s Yellow River floods Hukou Waterfall scenic area was closed on Wednesday due to flooding of China’s Yellow River. -
Cult Mozart has never been so modern This year opera program of the Salzburg Festival starts with Mozart’s last opera La Clemenza di Tito, sung in Italian. -
Europe News President Juncker agrees on right to food equality European Commission President Juncker agrees with Slovak PM over food quality disparity between EU members states -
USA View: Why tax cuts for the rich solve nothing Lowering taxes to "incentivise investors" and "free-up" the economy has never worked in the US. Here's why... -
Ecotech Rolls-Royce's new Phantom VIII: What you need to know The new Rolls-Royce, one of the most recognizable brands and the oldest motoring nameplate in the world, - launched in London. -
Cult Salzburg Festival: Modern-Day Mozart A contemporary take on the Mozart operatic masterpiece is a star attraction at the annual summer festival -
Economy UK motor market 'cools' in line with forecasts: SMMT UK motor market 'cools' in line with forecasts -
United Kingdom Watch: Lorry drivers caught doing paperwork and watching films at the wheel -
USA US prison inmates film jailbreak Footage filmed by escaped inmates shows how they used a bunk bed leg to break out of jail -
Business Series South Korea tech giants Samsung post record earnings Samsung has posted record earnings putting it on course to beat rival Apple's quarterly profits. -
United Kingdom Confusion on UK Brexit migration policy after minister’s comments Immigration minister Brandon Lewis appears to contradict cabinet colleagues by saying free movement will end when the UK leaves the EU in 2019. -
United Kingdom Judge sets new deadline in Charlie Gard dispute -
USA Plane crash in Utah kills four Four people died after a small plane crashed on a Utah highway "killing two couples -
Belgium Farce as Brussels blocks 195 requests for EU chiefs’ travel expenses -
Israel Muslim leaders in Jerusalem call for return to prayer at Al Aqsa mosque after Israel scales back security measures -
USA Amateur video captures moment fair-ground ride collapses -
Poland EU-Poland row gets personal as war of words heats up The Polish justice minister lashed out at European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans, who happens to be Dutch -
USA USA: One dead, several hurt in Ohio fairground accident Seats snapped off the 'Fire Ball' ride on the opening night of the State Fair -
World News EU aware of German car makers fraud claim? Reports in the German media says the EU Commission has been aware for years that large German car manufacturers could have contravened EU cartel rules. -
Romania Romania's last Holocaust survivors still await amends from Germany The diminishing population of Jews who lived through the war in Romania want universal recognition from Berlin. -
USA Senate to consider "skinny" repeal of health bill Plans to repeal Obamacare have hit another stumbling block after the US Senate failed to pass plans to repeal the health care programme. -
Venezuela Maduro rejects US threats over election A two-day national strike in Venuezuela has seen more violence as anti-government protesters clashed with security forces -
Global Japan UK upgrades train fleet with Shinkansen technology Newton Aycliffe, northeastern England: this is where the world’s first passenger steam train was born in 1825. -
Global Japan The Shinkansen: a dream train! Launched in 1964 for the Tokyo Olympic Games, the Shinkansen linked Tokyo to Osaka running at a speed of 210 kilometres per hour.