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Flood: 300 die in raging torrents sweeping Pakistan

300 die in raging torrents sweeping Pakistan

More than 300 people are said to have died in floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains in northern Pakistan. Rivers have burst their banks sweeping away buildings including schools, hotels and houses…

Flood

Politics: Fini refuses to stand down over ‘dissent’ rowFini refuses to stand down over ‘dissent’ row Clashes: Afghan car crash stirs anti-US sentimentAfghan car crash stirs anti-US sentiment Immigration: Sarkozy: ‘strip criminals of nationality’Sarkozy: ‘strip criminals of nationality’
The man at the centre of a row which is threatening to bring down the Italian government is defying calls for him to resign as speaker of the lower…
Security has been stepped up in the Afghan capital Kabul following a fatal car crash believed to have involved two US embassy vehicles. Four…
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has said anyone of foreign origin who threatens the life of a police officer should be stripped of their French…
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  3. London launches pedal power project
  4. Russian army called in to tackle forest fires
  5. Greek truckers ponder more action as strike hits
  6. Beirut visit seeks to ease tension

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A bus Slides into Seine river in ParisA bus Slides into Seine river in Paris 30/07 16:18 CET

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Turkish tour boat sinks offTurkish tour boat sinks off 30/07 09:46 CET

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: Can the green economy help global recovery while tackling the problem of climate change ?

Can the green economy help global recovery while tackling the problem of climate change ?

Transatlantic partners are investing in projects which are bearing fruit in Europe and the United States. Europeans takes you this week to both sides of the Atlantic, to see how European and…

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By tackling organised crime in the Balkans Serbia’s government is sending a strong message to the European Union and its neighbours, that it is…
Faced with an ageing population, EU nations are under pressure to reform their pension systems. The European Commission has recently issued a green…
This is the former UN Dutch compound near Srebrenica It’s here on the 11th of July 1995 that this so-called UN safe haven fell to Bosnian Serb…
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Air traffic: Towards a clearer European sky?

Towards a clearer European sky?

Improving air transport, what to do about it: Europarliamentarians Isabelle Durant and Dominique Baudis — Belgian Green on the one hand, and French centre-right on the other — go head-to-head on a…

Air traffic

Crisis: I- EU unemployment debateI- EU unemployment debate Crisis: II – Has the time come for a veritable European economic government?II – Has the time come for a veritable European… Crisis: III – Special Agora bonus – Debate on pensionsIII – Special Agora bonus – Debate on pensions
In this special debate Europarltv and euronews co-host an exceptional event, a discussion about the unemployment crisis hitting Europe. The debate…
In part two of a debate on the crisis of the euro, the President of the European Parliament and the heads of the four main parliamentary groups are…
 
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Science: The Rosetta Odyssey

The Rosetta Odyssey

In the 19th century the discovery of the Rosetta Stone unlocked the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphs. Today, 21st century scientists are hoping that The Rosetta Mission will unlock space secrets…

Science

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The Air Show of Berlin, the oldest exhibition of its kind, celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. The show, which takes place every two years…
A manned space flight to Mars would mean the crew being isolated from Earth for an unprecedented 18 months. To understand the true nature of this…
This summer the World Cup will be watched live on TV the world over, and it is all thanks to satellites thousands of kilometres above the earth…
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