20 July 2019 | Euronews
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Estonia Paris court rules against victims of Estonia boat crash which killed 852 Paris court rules against the victims of the MS Estonia boat crash between Tallinn and Stockholm in 1994 -
USA César Pelli dies aged 92 César Pelli, known as the architect who designed some of the world's best-known buildings, has died aged 92. -
World News Volvo recalls nearly half a million cars due to safety concerns Volvo is recalling up to half a million vehicles due to safety concerns linked to a manufacturer failure. -
Russia Tens of thousands of Russians demand free local elections The protests were led by Alexei Navalny who has been jailed many times, most recently for taking part in an unauthorised protest in last month. -
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Italy Watch: Mount Etna erupts spewing lava and ash into the sky Mount Etna in Sicily has erupted spewing lava and ash into the air and forcing the closure of two airports in nearby Catania -
Germany Angela Merkel pays tribute to army general who almost assassinated Hitler 75 years ago Angela Merkel paid tribute to Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg who was executed for his part in the plot to assassinate the Nazi leader and end the war in 1944 -
USA American woman and Australian boyfriend found dead along highway in Canada Chynna Deese and Lucas Fowler were on a road trip visiting national parks in Canada when they were killed, Deese's brother said. -
USA Latino votes could swing the Democratic primary. And the candidates know it. For the first time, Latino elected officials and voters are getting a real full-court press from presidential hopefuls — because they might pick the nominee. -
No Comment Aerial footage reveals ruins of gas plant after powerful blast Aerial footage taken on Saturday has revealed the scale of devastation after a huge explosion ripped through a gas factory in central China's Henan Province on Friday. -
Vatican Bones exhumed in the Vatican in renewed search for girl missing since 1983 Emanuela Orlandi disappeared after she left her family's flat in the Vatican City and headed to a music lesson. -
Ukraine Exhibition highlights vote-buying in Ukraine as country goes to polls As Ukraine goes to the polls for a parliamentary election on Sunday (July 21), a new exhibition in Kyiv is shining a light on the darker side of politics. -
Ukraine The changing face of Ukrainian politics Politics is changing in Ukraine. Old is giving way to young and social media is becoming the main source of information for new voters -
USA Buzz Aldrin says moon landing was chance to prove 'America's can-do spirit' "Looking back, landing on the moon wasn't just our job, it was a historic opportunity,"Aldrin tweeted on the 50th anniversary of the day he and Neil Armstrong landed on the moon. -
Kazakhstan Astronauts headed to the International Space Station on anniversary of moon landing Two NASA astronauts and one Russian cosmonaut have taken off from Kazakhstan in a Soyuz rocket headed for the International Space Station -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia buries 86 victims of 1992-95 war recovered from grisly ravine Bosnia buries 86 victims of 1992-95 war recovered from grisly ravine -
Destinations Are eco farm retreats replacing the club scene in Ibiza? We went along to La Granja hotel to learn about why guests leave feeling reconnected to nature. -
Sport Meet the Swiss league that's the antidote to football's super rich Meet the Swiss league that's the antidote to football's super rich -
Tunisia Meet Mounir Baatour, the gay lawyer running to be Tunisia's next president Mounir Baatour says there has been a “positive” reaction to his campaign to become Tunisia's first openly gay president. -
Serbia Kosovo Prime Minister steps down Ramush Haradinaj has resigned due to a new court summons and president Vucic has labelled it a 'political trick' intended to fuel ethnic tensions. -
Cult 'Vase of Flowers' : Germany returns painting stolen by the Nazis to the Uffizi Gallery 'Vase of Flowers' by the Dutch master Jan van Huysum has been returned to Italy after being stolen by German soldiers in 1943. -
United Kingdom Pro-EU protesters hold rally in London Pro-EU protesters are taking to the streets of London to rally against the expected appointment of former foreign secretary Boris Johnson as the UK's next prime minister. -
No Comment South Korea mud festival offers respite from heat and... effective skincare A South Korean coastal city got down and dirty on Saturday (July 20) as people from all over the country gathered for its annual mud festival. -
No Comment Babies at the races in New York City The record heat has forced New York City to cancel the annual city triathlon, but the babies were off to the races Friday (July 19) in the annual Diaper Derby. -
No Comment Greek capital Athens rattled by 5.1-magnitude earthquake A magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattled the Greek capital Athens on Friday (July 19), briefly knocking out power and telecommunications in parts of the city and sending people running from buildings in panic. -
France Paris authorities cry 'fake news' over rumours of contaminated water The prefecture of the Paris region denied on Saturday that tap water in the French capital presents "any risk for public health" and called "fake news" social media rumours claiming the water is polluted with tritium, a nuclear element. -
Italy Italy 'overtakes France in tourism stakes' Italy had more overnight stays by foreign nationals than tourist hotspot France, it's been claimed. -
USA Vatican recovers bones as bid to solve mystery of missing girl goes on The remains were first discovered last week in the search for Emanuela Orlandi, a 15-year-old who disappeared after a music lesson. -
USA NBC News poll of the South: Voters' support for Trump grows, residents see race relations improving The survey also measured support for Democratic presidential candidates. -
World News New EU chief von der Leyen 'will allow Brussels and Washington to reset relationship' Ursula von der Leyen's appointment as new European Commission chief will allow Brussels and Washington to reset their relationship. -
USA Trump admin weighs tightening restrictions on Iran's nuclear work A key plank of the 2015 nuclear accord let Iran keep a limited civilian nuclear program. Scrapping it could trigger the final collapse of the JCPOA deal. -
USA The U.S. is eager to end its longest war. Is the Taliban ready to change? "We told the Americans at the beginning of the war, it's not a picnic," said Sohail Shaheen, a senior Taliban spokesman. -
USA Moon landing anniversary: How did the historic space race play out? Fifty years ago, history was made when humans took the first steps on the moon. -
Earth News How can textile fibres made from food waste & algae benefit your skin? We investigate the clothing fibres made from surprising ingredients that benefit the wearer and have a low environmental impact. -
Business Trump tells France's Macron U.S. concerned with proposed digital services tax Trump tells France's Macron U.S. concerned with proposed digital services tax