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A Greek tragedy, and a postcard from Djibouti

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Japan revises imperial succession law but retains ban on female emperors

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Four engine failures abort Starship's 13th launch bid at the last second

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Watch: massive hailstones smash homes and cars during violent storms in France

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Dinosaur-loving nine-year-old boy recognised by Guinness World Records as youngest museum curator

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Why your heat pump isn’t saving you money – and what could change that

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Europe Today: Trump-Iran standoff tests the limits of diplomacy

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China ‘firmly opposes’ UK nationalisation of British Steel

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‘China’s model is flawed’: top MEP says trade pressure could test Beijing’s stability

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‘Almost one in three people cannot afford a healthy diet’, UN warns

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The empty middle seat: A perk that every economy passenger hopes for when flying

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Latest news bulletin | July 17th, 2026 – Morning

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'The tide is turning': Inside Ursula von der Leyen's trip to Kyiv

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US airstrikes hit Iranian civilian sites as Tehran attacks Gulf neighbours

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Real wages are still below 2021 levels in a third of European countries analysed

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Weddings, jealousy, children and breakups: the surprising bonds some users form with AI

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Trump revives claims of election interference during address to nation

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Rubik’s Cube stars shine at European speedcubing event in the Netherlands

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Spain battles major Aragon wildfire amid heatwave

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Trump teleprompter operator suspended for alleged prediction market bets on speeches

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Italian police conduct raids on several luxury brands in labour abuse probe

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Fire at Algerian orphanage kills 11 children, injures 19

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Supporters welcome France's assisted dying law

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Algeria investigates Mohammadia orphanage fire that killed 11 people

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Authorities deny reports of booms in downtown Dubai

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Latest news bulletin | July 16th, 2026 – Evening

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EU orders Google to share search data, open Android to AI rivals competitors

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Ex-CEO of Italian motorway operator among 32 convicted over Genoa bridge collapse

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Salzburg celebrates Mozart's 270th birth anniversary by displaying 300 gold-coloured statues

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Gemini has Eurostar in its sights with plans to launch London to Cologne train route by 2030

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Storm-1516: Fake Hezbollah video threatening Bastille Day attack possibly Russia linked

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Kubilius hails 'revolutionary' defence plan, but MEPs demand faster rollout

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Rome organises open air film screenings to help residents cope with the ongoing heatwave

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UK court jails two men over major cyberattack on London's transport network

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Tehran vows to 'crush' regional infrastructure if US hits Iranian sites

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Frowning Stone: Mick Jagger goes viral with reaction to England loss in World Cup semi-final

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György Kemény retrospective: The father of Hungarian pop art forever young at 90

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EU prosecutor charges four Greek MPs in agricultural subsidy fraud scandal

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Kyiv protesters rally after Zelenskyy sacks defence minister Fedorov

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'No power for hours': What it's like living in one of the world's hottest towns with 48C days

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Exclusive: US wants ‘a new approach’ to rebuild Gaza, Kushner told EU ministers

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When Messi met Yamal: The master and apprentice story behind the World Cup final

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The world's most profitable airlines: Record earnings collide with the Iran war

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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'The Odyssey’ - An epic but flawed trip to Hades and back

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TSMC posts record profit and pledges $100bn to expand US manufacturing

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New David Bowie album set to feature early recordings and previously unheard songs

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AI chatbots more likely to criticise Western leaders than authoritarian ones, study finds

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Dismissed defence minister Fedorov accuses Ukraine's army chief of fuelling divisions, incompetence

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London, Istanbul, Paris: These are Europe’s busiest airports for 2025

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China is 'a critical long-term strategic challenge', EU ministers say

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