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Denmark Denmark blocks rail and road links with Germany to stop refugee flow Denmark has closed road and rail links to Germany in a bid to block refugees from heading north to Sweden. Police tried in vain to persuade people to -
USA Apple unveils new iPad Pro Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled the company’s latest batch of products on Wednesday including a new iPad Pro aimed at business users. The firm said -
Poland Poland says it is considering taking in more migrants than expected Poland has announced it is considering taking in more than the 2,000 migrants it earlier declared. Following a meeting on immigration, Prime Minister -
Turkey Turkish election "impossible" as violence spreads Turkey’s chances of holding an election in November are “becoming impossible” because of growing unrest, according to the head of the pro-Kurdish -
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Sport Nine Knights MTB Today’s clip comes from the Nine Knights MTB in Livgino Italy – an event that saw a world first trick by American Nicholi Rogatkin – a Cashroll -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II: feelings on the streets of Britain According to a recent YouGov opinion poll, Queen Elizabeth II is the UK’s most popular monarch. Twenty seven percent of respondents put her at the -
Sport Dumoulin takes Vuelta lead after dominating time trial As predicted Tom Dumoulin took over the race lead at the Vuelta after dominating Stage 17’s individual time trial. The Dutch rider started the day -
Sport Rio 2016 presents Future Arena Despite workers adding the finishing touches to the exterior the Future Arena that will host next year’s Olympic handball and paralympic goalball -
United Kingdom Scuffles near Downing Street ahead of Israeli PM Netanyahu's visit Minor scuffles broke out near the British Prime Minister’s Downing Street residence ahead of the two-day visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin -
Denmark Denmark blocks routes to Germany as refugees refuse to register Denmark has stopped all trains running to Germany due to exception passport checks. The move comes after hundreds of refugees travelling from Germany -
Italy Italy: bad weather hits the south A cyclone has swept across Southern Italy, flooding villages and roads. Amateur video showed half-submerged cars on the outskirts of Taormina in -
Portugal Novo Banco: more protests over lost assets There have been more protests outside the offices of Portugal’s rescued bank, Novo Banco. Customers want savings lost when the bank was created from -
Sport Palestine host first World Cup qualifier on home soil Palestine hosted its very first World Cup qualifying match on home soil on Tuesday. The Group A game against United Arab Emirates took place near the -
Egypt Pink Taxi strikes back against sexual assaults in Egypt There is a new taxi company in Egypt reserved for women: Pink Taxi. Sexual harassment and Egyptian male society’s behaviour toward women is the worst -
Sport World Cup qualifier in Malaysia abandoned due to crowd trouble A world cup qualifier between Malaysia and Saudi Arabia was abandoned on Tuesday night following crowd trouble in Selangor. Three minutes before full -
World News Al Qaeda and Islamic State - a possible reconcilation? Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri has dismissed the self-titled group Islamic State as illegitimate, but says his followers would join them in -
India "Un-Islamic" : India's Muslim clerics issue fatwa against IS A fatwa, or religious ruling, condemning the self-titled Islamic State group as “un-Islamic” has been signed by the leaders of all the main mosques -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II: Britain's longest-reigning monarch At the age of 89, after 63 years, seven months and two on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II has become the longest-reigning British monarch. She beats -
Sport Wayne Rooney is England's top scorer -
Germany Lufthansa pilots ordered back to work as strike ruled illegal Lufthansa pilots have been ordered to end their strike and return to work. The action has led to the cancellation of around 1,000 flights in an -
World News How many refugees is Juncker asking each EU state to take in? -
Turkey Turkish refugee camps for Syrians set high standard Syrians in the Nizip Refugee Camp are thankful for Turkey’s open-handed hospitality. For one thing, the 10,500 people in Nizip, around 50km from the -
France France: welcomes first migrants to come via Germany and Hungary France has welcomed its first group of migrants to have arrived from Syria and Iraq via Hungary and Germany. 53 people are being housed in university -
Economy Queen Elizabeth and monarchy 'worth more to UK than ever' Queen Elizabeth’s personal fortune may look mouthwatering to some, but commentators say Britain’s monarch is not as rich as people think. The Sunday -
Culture news Crete celebrates traditional dance and music This year, for the first time, Heraklion, the capital city of Crete, played host to the Pancretan Dance Festival and Cantata. Eleni Fasoula -
Syria Russian military activity in Syria: what do we know? Rumours are circulating about the extent of Russian military involvement in war-torn Syria. Moscow admits providing military assistance to Bashar -
Hungary Volunteers left to clean up rubbish at refugee centres in Budapest -
World News Ordinary Europeans organise help for new refugee arrivals European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker has urged EU member states to accept a compulsory system to share out refugees fleeing war and -
USA 'Game of Thrones' breaks Emmy record It was a big night for ‘Game of Thrones’ at the 67th Annual Emmy Awards, where HBO’s fantasy hit picked up the highest honor of Outstanding Drama -
Europe News EU's Juncker urges governments to accept refugee quota plan National governments must accept binding quotas to relocate asylum seekers if they are to tackle the EU’s refugee crisis, European Commission chief -
Economy Japan shares bounce back after Tuesday's fall Japanese stocks have soared, staging their biggest advance since the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008. The Nikkei 225 jumped 7.7 -
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. -
Economy RyanAir boosts profit forecast by 25 percent Shares in Ryanair soared to an all-time high on Wednesday after the airline raised its annual profit forecast by 25 percent. The Irish carrier says -
Economy Apple iPhone 6s event eagerly awaited There has been lots of excitement in the run-up to Apple’s biggest event of the year on Wednesday, where it’s expected to unveil new versions of the -
World News 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 -
Hungary A plea from Hungary: don't judge us all on the actions of a few -
Hungary Migrants: flow continues through Hungary and Austria to Germany Hundreds of migrants are continuing their journey towards the German border, after spending the night in emergency accommodation at a Vienna train -
World 'Long to reign over us' Queen Elizabeth Britain's longest serving monarch Elizabeth II, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of -
World News Juncker asks EU to resettle an extra 120,000 asylum seekers The head of the European Commission has unveiled a plan for the EU to resettle an additional 120,000 asylum seekers. Jean-Claude Juncker made his -
Cinema US subprime crisis on screen at Deauville Film Festival US actor Michael Shannon was at the American Film Festival in Deauville for the launch of ’99 Homes’ by American director Ramin Bahrani. Set in -
Afghanistan Afghanistan marks 14 years since the killing of Ahmad Shah Massoud Afghanistan is marking fourteen years since the death of national hero Ahmad Shah Massoud .. with a ceremony attended by high-ranking officials and -
United Kingdom 63 facts about Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II is Britain’s longest serving monarch. She achieved the record on Wednesday 9th September, passing the 23,22 days, 16 hours and 23 -
World News MEP wears Merkel mask in apparent anti-migrants protest -
Thailand Bangkok: bomb suspect shows police where he handed device over A man suspected of handling the bomb that killed 20 people at a popular shrine in Bangkok has shown police where he is alleged to have handed the -
No Comment Police powerless to stop migrants crossing Hungary-Serbia border -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II becomes longest reigning British monarch Queen Elizabeth II makes history today by becoming Britain’s longest reigning monarch. Elizabeth, who is 89, is also the nation’s oldest ever -
Turkey Turkey's HDP pro-Kurdish opposition party HQ attacked The headquarters of Turkey’s pro-Kurdish opposition party has been attacked. Windows were smashed at the People’s Democratic Party (HDP) building in -
USA Two passengers are injured after a fire on a British Airways plane in Las Vegas Two passengers were injured when a British Airways plane caught fire just before take off from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Emergency -
United Kingdom The UK government will not hesitate to strike at its own nationals in Syria if they're suspected of plotting attacks on British soil The British government says it will not hesitate to carry out more drone strikes against ISIL militants who plan attacks on the United Kingdom -
Hungary Hungarian camera woman caught on video kicking and tripping migrants could face jail A camera woman in Hungary has been caught on video tripping and kicking migrants at a reception centre for refugees in Roszke. Petra Laszlo, was -
Hungary Ugly scenes at Hungary's Serbian border as migrants clash with police Hundreds of desperate migrants have forced their way through police lines at a holding camp near Roszke in Hungary, close to the border with Serbia