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Playboy magazine to stop publishing naked pictures

Playboy magazine will stop publishing pictures of naked models after deciding that the approach was no longer working following an explosion of

Turkey

Turkish newspaper editor arrested over tweets "insulting" president

The Editor-in-Chief of the Turkish newspaper Today’s Zaman, Bulent Kenes has been arrested. He is accused of “insulting” President Recep Tayyip

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Syria

Study sheds new light on ISIL's propaganda power

ISIL’s ‘media behemoth’ has left western powers floundering trying to counter its propaganda, a new report has concluded. The study, published by

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Hungary

A Hungarian view on Hungary's migrant situation

Hungary has been in the international media spotlight for months. On the south-eastern edge of a cluster of border-free Schengen Zone members, it is

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Finding the truth behind the pictures, video and spin

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Economy

Altice expands in US with Cablevision purchase

European telecoms group Altice is set to become a major player in the US market. The latest acquisition for the company founded by French-Israeli

France

Charlie Hebdo criticised for cartoon 'mocking drowned Syrian boy'

France’s Charlie Hebdo magazine is courting controversy again – this time with cartoons on migrants. One drawing plays on the harrowing photo of

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Hungary

Hungarian camerawoman fired after being filmed kicking migrants

A Hungarian camera woman is fired after being caught on video kicking and tripping up fleeing migrants.

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Migrant crisis: Your questions to euronews' journalists

Following our reports into the Long Journey undertaken by migrants from the Greek islands through to Hungary, the journalists who cover the region

USA

U.S. dentist who killed Cecil the lion returns to work

The American hunter who killed Zimbabwe’s beloved lion Cecil returned to his Minnesota dental practice on Tuesday (Sept. 8), where he was met by

United Kingdom

Brooks returns to work as head of News UK

Just four years ago Rebekah Brooks was given a multi-million euro pay-off by Rupert Murdoch before standing trial in Britain’s phone-hacking scandal

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Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan: journalist jailed for "political" reasons

A prominent journalist, known for exposing corruption among the governing elite in Azerbaijan, has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in jail

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Australian Border Force scores 'own goal' over mass visa checks in Melbourne

Protesters celebrate the cancellation of mass visa checks in the Australian city of Melbourne. The Australian Border Force abandoned the