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Louise Miner

Gaza

Gaza border: Six palestians killed during protest

Around 140 people are wounded by Israeli troops according to Gaza's Health Ministry, after protests at the Gaza border

Cult

Athens: Richard Bellia photography exhibition of music

Richard Bellia show cases his art of a musical journey of 36 years of rock. Music is his passion

Cinema

"22 July" film concentrates on survivors

The movie, directed by Paul Greengrass is based on the terror attacks of Norwegian far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik

Cult

Brussels: Van Gogh - The Immersive Experience

The Dutch master's artwork is brought to life through 3D technology at an exhibition at the Palais de la Bourse

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Denmark

Copenhagen: New island settlement to house 35,000 people

The Danish prime minister has announced proposals for a new island to be built by the harbour to also protect the city from rising sea levels

Brazil

Voting polls close in Brazil's presidential race

The critical race for power in Brazil has come to a close as 147 million voters went to the polls to elect Brazil’s next president.

World News

US senators vote 50-48 to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

The vote was held on Saturday.

Kenya

First Lady: Under fire after wearing 'colonial' pith helmet in Kenya

Melania Trump showed off the very clean, bright, white hat while travelling on safari but some say it's a symbol of oppression

Indonesia

Palu: Dramatic footage of Tsunami

Unfortunately, the person taking the film on his mobile, lost two of his friends during the disaster

World News

Nobel Peace Prize: Important Recognition

A standing ovation for Congolese Nobel Peace Prize-winner Denis Mukwege who treats war rape victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Nadia Murad, a Yazidi rights activist and survivor of sexual slavery by so called Islamic State, also won the prestigious award

Brazil

Critical election for Brazil

Seven of Jair Bolsonaro's rivals took part in the televised duel, but he declined to join them citing medical advice related to stabbing injuries he received during the campaign

Brazil

Brazil elections: Economic challenges

As people go to vote in the presidential elections in Brazil on Sunday, in between the controversies and scandals, most of them worry about being without a job with 13 million people out of work

USA

US: Suspected break-in at Turkish cleric Gulen's compound

Fethullah Gulen was there at the time when an armed man tried to enter the compound. He's been accused of being involved in the July 2016 failed coup in Turkey, by President Erdogan - accusations Gulen denies

United Kingdom

Vegan fish and chips shop opens in London

A vegan chippie opened its doors in East London to meet demand

United Kingdom

Post-Brexit: UK plans to reduce low-skilled migration

Theresa May announces plans on immigration after Brexit which she hopes will attract higher skilled workers to the UK

France

Ryder Cup: Woman loses eye-sight after being hit by golf ball

A tee shot sent by American Brooks Koepka in a double match on Friday, veered off and went towards the crowd when it struck Corine Remande in her eye

Switzerland

Women aren't discriminated against - it's men, says professor

CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research based in Geneva, has publicly apologised for a researcher's report which said physics was “invented and built by men, it’s not by invitation”

Sweden

Nobels in Numbers: Euronews brings you stats about the famous prize

Find out which familiy has won the most Nobel Prize Awards and other stats

Italy

Asia Argento admits to sexual encounter with underage co-star

The Italian actress recalled her experience during an Italian TV show on Sunday, after having previously denied the two had any sexual relationship, saying she "froze" during the encounter.

Japan

Typhoon batters Southern Japan

Around 1.000 flights have been cancelled at Tokyo after a powerful typhoon hit Southern Japan. Strong winds and torrential rain stopped transport completely

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