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Switzerland

World War Two plane crash site revealed by melting glacier

A melting glacier in Switzerland has uncovered the crash site of a World War Two plane that came down in the alps

Germany

Greece is latest country to reach migrant deal with Germany

Germany has reached a deal on migrants with Greece to help reduce the number of migrants it takes in who have already applied for asylum in other EU countries

Economy

Greek bailout programme ends

As Greece's bailout programme comes to an end the government claims the main causes have been solved and unemployment will come down

Spain

Spanish King joins relatives of terror victims in Barcelona

Spain's King Felipe joins relatives in Barcelona to remember the victims of two terror attacks a year ago that left 16 people dead and over a hundred injured

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Afghanistan

Bad week in Kabul

Gunmen attacked an intelligence training centre in Kabul on Thursday just hours after at least thirty people died in a suicide bombing at an educational centre in the city

Indonesia

Officials say quake death toll could rise further

Almost 400 people are known to have died in an earthquake on the Indonesian island of Lombok last Sunday and officials say the number of victims is still rising

United Kingdom

Russian protest group tell their story at the Edinburgh festival

A member of Russian protest punk group Pussy Riot defied a travel ban and drove all the way to Edinburgh to tell the group's story at the Fringe Festival

USA

Officials admit "Holy Fire" not under control

Hundreds of firefighters are battling what's been dubbed a "Holy Fire" in California that threatens to engulf the city of Lake Elsinore

Romania

Over 100 hurt in Romania as police clash with protesters

At least 100 protesters were hurt in clashes with police at a mass anti-government rally in the Romanian capital Bucharest

USA

Chemical giant Monsanto ordered to pay 252 million Euro fine

A court in San Francisco ordered chemical giant Monsanto to a man who claims the company's products caused his terminal cancer.

Yemen

UN seeks 'credible' investigation into Yemen bus attack

The United Nations calls for an investigation in to a Saudi-led coalition attack on a bus that left at least 29 children dead.

France

Divers searching for missing man

Two German campsite owners have been detained and face possible charges after nine children were injured in flooding in southern France and an elderly man went missing.

Canada

Two police among victims of Canada shooter

Police in Canada say two colleagues and two other people died in a shooting on Friday morning in the city of Fredericton in New Brunswick

Denmark

Worst drought in Scandinavia for 70 years hits farm output

Livestock farmers in Scandinavia are struggling to feed their livestock as the worst drought in 70 years hits harvests

World News

Group aims to make airlines give greater compensation

A passenger rights expert talks to euronews about why just refunding the price of a canceled flight ticket is not good enough

Germany

Ryanair pilot walk-out in five countries

Low-cost airline Ryanair has been forced to cancel hundreds of flights due to 24 walk-out by pilots in five countries

Argentina

Abortion fight not over in Argentina

After the Argentine Senate rejected a bill that would have liberalised abortion, President Macri says the issue still has to be solved

USA

California fire to burn until September

Firefighters in California say they are making good progress battling a blaze that covers an area larger than the city of Los Angeles

Spain

Migrants tell rescuers they would rather die than go back to Libya

Eighty-seven more migrants arrived in southern Spain on Thursday after being rescued off the coast of Libya

Argentina

Violence breaks out over Argentine abortion decision

There were celebrations, sadness, anger and violence after the Argentine Senate voted against a bill that would have liberalised the country's abortion law

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