24 August 2019 | Euronews
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France French police use tear gas on G7 protesters in Bayonne French police use tear gas on G7 protesters in Bayonne -
World US stance on Iran nuclear deal is a threat to Europe — Zarif Javad Zarif tells Euronews that US pressurising its allies over the Iran nuclear deal "is a threat against the future of Europe.” -
USA Biden recalls 1968 unrest: What would have happened if Obama had been assassinated? The comment came as he talked about the assassinations of his "political heroes," Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. -
USA As Trump waffles, some Democrats talk up mandatory gun buybacks, licensing The conversation on the campaign trail is different this year. Mass shootings are the reason why. -
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Ukraine Thousands attend unofficial Independence Day march in Ukraine 20,000 cheered as soldiers marched despite the decision of the new Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky to cancel the military parade. -
USA Prince Andrew defends relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, says he never suspected alleged crimes "I have said previously that it was a mistake and an error to see him after his release in 2010 and I can only reiterate my regret," the royal said in a statement on Saturday. -
No Comment Yellow and blue abound as Ukraine celebrates its independence Events have been taking place in Kyiv to mark Ukraine's Independence Day. -
USA Trump arrives at world summit fixated on trade war The president escalated his trade war with China before leaving Washington. He arrives in Europe angling to start another one. -
France Liberation of Paris, 75 years on: The forgotten story of the Spaniards who freed the city Follow the journey of Amado Granell, the Spanish Republican soldier who headed the first Allied military unit to enter the Nazi-occupied French capital. -
United Kingdom Prince Andrew denies knowledge of criminal behaviour by former friend Jeffrey Epstein Prince Andrew denies knowledge of criminal behaviour by former friend Jeffrey Epstein -
France Liberation of Paris 75th anniversary: The story of the French capital being freed of Nazi control Sunday, August 25, marks 75 years since the Liberation of Paris, when the city was freed from the Nazi occupation it endured from 1940 to 1944. -
USA How the Amazon's 'weather engine' could threaten the future of the U.S. Midwest The Amazon is a "weather engine," and studies show further deforestation has the ability to destabilize rainfall patterns and threaten food production. -
Lebanon Exclusive: Euronews interview with Lebanon FM Gebran Bassil Lebanon feels the spillover effects of the Syrian war and proxy conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran like no other country in the region. Euronews sat down for an exclusive interview with the country’s foreign minister, Gebran Bassil. -
USA In Cuba, gamers lament what they see as the end of the island's underground network "I don't understand why such a benign network that does not talk about politics, religion or pornography would disappear," one SNet user lamented. -
France Thousands join 'Alternative G7' protest march at Hendaye, near Biarritz Thousands of protesters marched across the border from Hendaye in France to Irun in Spain to mark an ‘Alternative G7’ summit against world leaders. -
Earth News My eco-job: I run a coral nursery in the Maldives Coral biologist Megan Clampitt tells us all about her job protecting the Indian ocean’s vital coral reefs. -
USA China releases U.K. consulate worker as Hong Kong protests turn violent again Tens of thousands of people have been holding regular protests in Hong Kong since June. -
Brazil Bolsonaro mobilises Brazilian army to combat Amazon fires Bolsonaro mobilizes Brazilian army to combat Amazon fires -
USA Four hundred years since the first African slaves, race still divides America America's first African slaves arrived in August 1619 - 400 years later and race still divides the U.S. -
USA Illinois resident dies after suffering breathing issues linked to vaping More than 193 possible cases of severe lung illness due to the use of vaping products have been reported in 22 states, the CDC said. -
USA As Hong Kong protests turn violent, one man fights to preserve shrinking middle ground "It's getting more and more difficult because both sides are developing a stronger and stronger will to contact and engage," Fernando Cheung said. -
Iran Iran test fires new missile: Iran Revolutionary Guards commander Iran has test-fired a new missile, Tasnim news agency cited the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Major General Hossein Salami, as saying. -
Ecotech Here's why solar-powered catamarans are the way to holiday in Ibiza We investigate why Ibiza’s first zero-emissions boating experience La Bella Verde has become so popular. -
USA North Korea launches short-range missiles South Korea's National Security Council planned to meet to discuss the latest launch.