28 July 2018 | Euronews
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Cambodia Europe’s populists head to Cambodia to observe controversial vote Populist and far-right European politicians are among those to have headed to Cambodia to serve as monitors for its controversial national election on Sunday. -
World News Children and great-grandmother killed in California wildfire The Carr Fire in Shasta County has forced as many as 38,000 residents to evacuate and as many as 6,000 homes are threatened, officials said. -
Italy Migrant children forced into ‘survival sex’ at Italy-France crossing, says NGO Children seeking to cross into France via northern Italy are being forced to sell sex in exchange for a safe crossing, food or a place to sleep, according to a new report by Save the Children Italy. -
Hungary Hungary's PM Viktor Orban attacks the EU In an annual speech to ethnic Hungarians in Romania, he attacked the European Commission over its failure to protext the fundamental values behind the creation of the European Union -
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Sport Battle continues on Day Two of Zagreb Judo Grand Prix Arena Zagreb hosted Day Two of Croatia's annual Judo Grand Prix, where Kosovo's Akil Gjakova was head and shoulders above the competition. He won his second World Judo tour gold of what is turning into a fantastic year for the Kosovar Judoka, showing how strong his nation's judo team is becoming. -
World News Climate change made Europe’s heatwave more than twice as likely, scientists find The current heatwave across northern Europe was made more than twice as likely by climate change resulting from human activities, according to a preliminary assessment by leading scientists. -
Portugal New electricity line to link France and Spain Project to receive largest ever European energy subsidy -
Sport Thomas set for Tour de France victory Welshman negotiates final time trial -
Greece Greece buries wildfire victims Greece begins the painful task of burying the victims this weekend of a devastating wildfire near Athens which killed at least 88 people -
France Polls mixed on Macron's popularity amid bodyguard scandal While one French poll showed the French President's popularity had risen amid a bodyguard crisis, another on Sunday showed quite the opposite. -
Iran Meet the teenager telling the story of Tehran through its metro Hannaneh Heydari, 19, sees the metro as a “mirror of the Tehran metropolis”. Her distinct photographs seek to tell the city’s story. -
Russia Russia pensions protest Plans to raise retirement age draw angry crowds -
World News Former U.S. archbishop resigns from College of Cardinals amid sex abuse scandal Pope Francis accepted the resignation and ordered the former head of the Archdiocese of Washington to observe a life of prayer and penance in seclusion. -
Spain Former Catalan leader returns to Belgium after extradition bid fails Ex Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont returned from Germany to Belgium on Saturday after Spain failed in an attempt to extradite him from Germany on charges of rebellion over an illegal declaration of independence. -
Hungary Man races against 'snail train' to prove his point A man dressed as a snail in Hungary raced against a train to prove he could outrun the slow pace. -
Afghanistan Explosions rock Afghan city of Jalalabad Dormitory for midwives evacuated -
Pakistan Imran Khan begins coalition search Victor in Pakistan's elections needs to build a parliamentary majority -
Turkey Gulenist Turkish teacher kidnapped in Mongolia freed after authorities ground flight A Turkish teacher, who was allegedly kidnapped in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar and taken to the city’s airport, has been released after authorities temporarily grounded an airplane. -
Peru Peru corruption protests Judges implicated in scandal as demonstrators take to the streets of Lima -
World News Colombian gang puts $7,000 bounty on drug dog Sombra, a six-year-old German shepherd, is now accompanied by two armed guards and transported to her kennel via a van with tinted windows. -
World News 'Tornado of fire': More than 100,000 acres scorched in California Drought-starved brush has been blamed for infernal eruptions across the Golden State. -
Sport Daria Bilodid reigns supreme at the Zagreb Judo Grand Prix Teenage sensation Daria Bilodid extended her winning-streak to 25 contests to wrap up her sixth win in nine months.