23 June 2018 | Euronews
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Bosnia and Herzegovina The forgotten Balkan Route Many are stranded in bottlenecks on the Balkan borders as they try to travel on to Western Europe -
Sport World Cup: Germany win 2-1 against Sweden in last-gasp victory Both sides gave it their all in the game, but Germany scored the winning goal when it came to the crunch. -
France France and Spain call for joint European response to migrant crisis France and Spain have proposed setting up reception centres where migrants would be held while their asylum claims are considered. -
World News Final rallies held ahead of crucial Turkish elections Tens of thousands gather for rallies held by main political rivals -
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World News Blast at Zimbabwe political rally called assassination attempt The vice president suffered minor injuries in the blast but President Emmerson Mnangagwa was left unhurt, a source close to Mnangagwa told Reuters. -
World News Erdogan clings to power as polls tighten ahead of Turkey's snap election Turkey is set to go to the polls on Sunday in what is expected to be the closest vote President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has faced in his 16 years in power. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving ends As from midnight on Saturday in Saudi Arabia women are officially allowed to drive -
World News Here's the scientific explanation for that 'alien spaceship' on Mars What some say looks like a crash site is evidence of volcanism, not Vulcans. -
United Kingdom French air strike continues to disrupt European flights Ryanair and EasyJet have been forced to cancel hundreds of flights this weekend due to French air strikes. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe’s president narrowly escapes explosion at party rally An explosion rocked a stadium in Zimbabwe where President Emmerson Mnangagwa was addressing a rally on Saturday. -
Sport World Cup: Mexico defeat South Korea 2-1 in a tight match. Mexico took a 2-1 lead over South Korea in a valiant battle. -
United Kingdom Thousands take to London's streets demanding final say on Brexit Thousands of pro-EU marchers have taken to the streets in London, demanding a final vote on any UK exit deal. -
South Korea U.S. and South Korea suspend two more military exercises The Pentagon said the idea is to support negotiations with North Korea but Trump said Pyongyang is still an extraordinary threat -
World News U.S. prepares for North Korea's return of American war remains North Korea agreed to send home U.S. war remains during the June 12 summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump. -
World News Millions of U.S. tax dollars on Afghan road to nowhere The U.S. has spent more money reconstructing Afghanistan than it did rebuilding Europe after World War II. -
Spain Madrid mass rally after men accused of gang rape granted bail The five men labeled the "Wolf Pack" were convicted of a lesser charge in relation to the assault on a young woman in Pamplona -
Ethiopia Ethiopian prime minister escapes fatal grenade attack New Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said it was an unsuccessful attempt by forces who do not want to see the country united -
World News Speed is everything when Putin's military is on your doorstep Memories of the occupation during Soviet times are still fresh in Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia. -
United Kingdom BMW latest company to warn over Brexit The German carmaker says it needs clarity within months over UK plans for customs and trade after Brexit -
Yemen Hospitals in the Yemeni port of Hodeida are struggling to cope The fighting around the Houthi-controlled port has claimed at least 280 lives -
Kenya Female firefighters are driven by passion for the job in Kenya Women are increasingly willing to join the fire service, serving both personal goals and their local communities.