Iran Euroviews. Iran’s approach to international legal obligations | View Iran's military intervention on behalf of Bashar Al-Assad’s embattled regime, accused of multiple war crimes against its own population, is illegal. 27/07/2018
Tunisia Tunisia releases suspected Islamist deported by Germany Sami Aidoudi, said to have worked for Osama bin Laden, was deported to his native Tunisia despite a court ruling saying he could stay in Germany. 27/07/2018
Greece Greeks question capabilities of emergency response amid destructive weather conditions | The Cube Several days after wildfires killed more than 80 people in Greece, a thunderstorm brings flashflooding to the same region. The Greek population is now asking whether its country's emergency response teams are capable of dealing with such events. 27/07/2018
Earth News The man behind these astounding pastries Our interview with Cédric Grolet crowned best pastry chef by the World’s 50 Best Restaurants Awards 27/07/2018
Germany #MeTwo movement unites immigrants who have suffered abroad A new movement is sweeping through Twitter: #metwo. While this may sound similar to the #metoo of 2017, this one is a response not to sexual harassment, but rather to the struggle of balancing dual heritage as an immigrant living abroad. 27/07/2018
Culture Series Photographer Lubo Domo's passion for the picture that says it all Domo is passionate about achieving that one picture that says it all, the one that, upon seeing it, makes you feel like you were there. 27/07/2018
World News Euroviews. Elin Ersson and the new breed of post-Millennial activists | View A school student from London reflects on a young Swedish woman's protest to prevent the deportation of a man to Afghanistan. 27/07/2018
World News How worried should Facebook be after its market collapse? Facebook's profit warning brought a record US stock market dive, but despite major challenges over privacy and fake news the social media giant remains... a giant. 27/07/2018
Russia Scientists resurrect worms 42,000 years after they froze in Siberia Worms extracted from Russian permafrost with a radiocarbon age of up to 42,000 years have come back to life, according to scientists in the US and Moscow. 27/07/2018
Greece 'Serious indications' wildfires were caused by arson in Greece Some residents had built houses illegally between wooded areas which effectively blocked off escape routes 27/07/2018
World News Europe briefing: six stories you need to know about today Euronews brings you all you need to know from Friday morning. 27/07/2018
USA N.Korea returns remains of U.S. solders killed in Korean War It's taken over sixty years, but the remains of US soldiers killed in the Korean War have finally returned home 27/07/2018
World News North Korea returns possible remains of U.S. Korean War troops "We are encouraged by North Korea's actions and the momentum for positive change," The White House said. 27/07/2018
World News Georgia officers fired after probe reveals coin-toss determined arrest Officers Courtney Brown and Kristee Wilson were fired after an investigation into bodycam footage showed they failed to perform at an "acceptable level," according to the termination letter. 27/07/2018
World News Pompeo blindsided by latest Trump tweets Trump's threats against ally were a surprise to Secretary of State Pompeo, who's been trying to free U.S. pastor detained in Turkey. 27/07/2018
World News Fake Facebook profiles cause heartbreak for families and colleagues "It's scary, and you need to be careful. I've gone through my friends list, and tightened all of my security settings." 27/07/2018
World News Virgin Galactic spaceplane smashes altitude record in latest test flight Sleek craft climbs to 32 miles over California's Mojave Desert. 27/07/2018
Egypt Egyptian zoo accused of painting donkey to look like a zebra Donkey or zebra? Egyptian zoo accused of painting donkey to look like a zebra. 27/07/2018
Economy Macron against trade deal with the US His comments came on his first official to Spain to meet new Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez 27/07/2018
Poland Poland: Contested Supreme Court reform signed into law Poland sees a new wave of protests as President Duda signs contested judicial appointments law that accelerates changes in Supreme Court. 27/07/2018