25 August 2017 | Euronews
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Belgium Man shot in Brussels after attacking soldiers - prosecutors -
Iraq Iraqi security forces retake Tal Afar A month after liberating Mosul from Islamic State, Iraqi government forces have broken through the militant's lines inside Tal Afar reaching the old city centre and the neighbourhood around the Ottoman-era citadel, -
Sport International Judo Federation endorses Marius Vizer for four more years -
Venezuela US imposes new sanctions on Venezuela US President Donald Trump has ordered sweeping new sanctions on Venezuela. -
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India 'Kung Fu Nuns' help women defend themselves from rapists The nuns are teaching self-defence classes in the Himalayas -
France Ex anti-drug chief accused of trafficking Once head of France's anti-drugs squad, Francois Thierry now stands accused of belonging to the ranks of those he used to work against. -
Spain View: We Are All From Europe So far, Western democracies have largely resisted the siren song of xenophobia, and remained broadly faithful to liberal values. If ISIS wants to plant seeds of division and chaos in the West – especially Europe, which ISIS considered to be the weak link – it has so far failed. -
United Kingdom Brexit battle to resume but Brussels fears talks may slip EU officials doubt that UK-EU negotiations due again on Monday will see enough progress to move on to future ties in October. -
USA View: Can Trump Turn His Presidency Around? Trump’s actual decisions matter far more than his confrontational behavior. But his behavior can still affect the options that are available to him. If his public approval sinks too low, fewer members of Congress will work with him, and more will work against him. -
Angola Joao Lourenco set to become Angola's new president Joao Lourenco set to become Angloa's new president -
Libya Libyan Army performs unique rendition of God Save the Queen The Libyan Army’s band performed a rather original rendition of the British National Anthem. -
World News Germany bans far-left website linsunten.indymedia.org -
Spain Blame game gathers pace after Barcelona attack Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has accused Madrid of underfunding his region's police force -
Spain Father of three-year-old Barcelona attack victim hugs imam The father of a three-year-old boy that was killed in the Barcelona attack shared a tender moment with Rubi's imam. -
India 'Guru' rape verdict sparks deadly rampages in India 'Guru' rape verdict sparks deadly rampages in India -
Afghanistan At least 20 dead in attack on Kabul mosque At least 20 people have been reported dead in an attack at a Shiite mosque in Kabul -
No Comment Russian chef wins world sushi cup Sushi might have originated in Japan, but this year's winner of the country's World Sushi Cup is a Russian, who runs a restaurant in Norway. -
Cult Green landscapes in an unexpected place Can you guess a moment where we are: Iceland? -
France Macron spends €26,000 on makeup in three months French president Emmanuel Macron has spent €26,000 on makeup in the first three months of his presidency, according to French media. -
No Comment Beached whale rescued in Brazil The juvenile humpback was beached for 24 hours in Buzios, Brazil -
Switzerland Search resumed for eight missing hikers in Bondo, Switzerland The rescue effort, which had been called off overnight, resumed on Friday, for eight hikers missing since the occurrence of a massive landslide on Wednesday -
Economy Quantas to fly direct Sydney-London by 2022 Having posted excellent financial results, Quantas launched its ambitious plan to introduce super-long-haul flights -
Spain The town that bred a terror cell: Ripoll looks to recover from trauma Authorities are taking measures to help local people in shock to find several suspects came from the town. -
Germany Almost a fifth of 'Europeans' wouldn't want to live next door to a Muslim Almost a fifth of participants from five European countries would not want to have a Muslim as a neighbour, a recent study found. -
Russia More than a dozen dead in Russian bus crash The victims were workers abord a bus that plunged into the Black Sea -
Spain Josep Lluís Trapero, the very Catalan police chief who emerged as a global celebrity As well as successfully eliminating terror cell, Trapero won acclaim for press conference performances. -
Korea Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee jailed in South Korea The charges in the case against Jay Y. Lee (Lee Jae-yong) ranged from bribery to perjury -
Ukraine 11 imaginative ways Ukraine has dealt with historic statues AS the US struggles with how to address its controversial historical monuments, Ukraine offers some lessons. -
USA Music icon Charles Aznavour gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame The legendary French crooner is one of the world's most prolific entertainers -
USA Boy saves drowning brother by imitating his favourite film A 10-year-old boy who found his little brother floating face-down in a swimming pool managed to save his life by copying moves from a Hollywood film. -
Thailand Former Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra flees rather than face court Her lawyer says she was absent because of an ear problem, but sources close to Yingluck Sinawatra say that she has already fled the country. -
North Korea How a second Korean War might be fought: View The 12 steps towards defeating Kim Jong-un. -
Brazil Dozens dead in two ferry accidents in Brazil Local authorities said 21 others were rescued by the navy after the accident on an early morning short route from the island of Itaparica. -
USA The US prepares for Hurricane Harvey Residents in the Gulf of Mexico are filling hundreds of sandbags, in preparation for possibly the worst hurricane in 12 years to hit the mainland United States since Hurricane Wilma struck Florida in 2005. -
USA Doomed dogs start new life in USA The discarded pooches were airlifted from Puerto Rico where many faced being put down -
USA Florida uses untested drug to execute double murderer After spending nearly three decades on death row Mark Asay was executed without any incident