17 September 2015 | Euronews
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World News FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke is suspended FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke, has been suspended. In a statement, soccer’s world governing body said it had “been made aware of a series of -
France French scientists reveal details of breakthrough in infertility treatment French researchers have revealed details of what they’re claiming is a breakthrough in infertility treatment. The scientists, in Lyon, have created -
Croatia Chaos in Croatia as relentless migrant surge continues Amid scenes of mayhem on Thursday, Croatian security forces were overwhelmed as asylum seekers pushed ahead into Western Europe. They surged past -
Turkey Tens of thousands rally for anti-terror march in Ankara “No to terror, yes to brotherhood”. That was the motto at an anti-terror rally in Turkey. Tens of thousands marched through Ankara many carrying -
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Sport Louganis revels in role as Team USA diving mentor Since stepping out of the competitive pool and deciding to come out of the closet, Greg Louganis has been through troubled waters. The American swept -
Economy The Fed keeps key interest rate unchanged The Federal Reserve is to keep interest rates unchanged. It is a sign of prudence by the US central bank and Fed Chair Janet Yellen amid concerns -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: Protests on streets ahead of curfew People have taken to the streets of Burkina Faso to protest against the military coup and the arrest of several leaders in the country’s transitional -
Ukraine Journalists removed from sanctions list brought in by Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko has come under criticism for a series of sanctions he has imposed. It includes members of the press. He signed the -
Musica William Christie's 'Musical Gardens' A very unique festival in the gardens of a country house in Vendée, North-west France; a Baroque music festival in the open air, amid clipped hedges -
Europe News EU eyes refugee crisis solution Efi Koutsokosta, euronews: First of all I would like to ask you about these pictures that everybody has seen today between Hungary and Serbia, the -
World West 'can talk to Assad about leaving, with Russia's help' Steffan Mistura, the United Nations envoy to Syria, has arrived in the capital Damascus to discuss a peace plan. Now in its fifth year, the Syrian -
Sport Rugby prepares to welcome rugby back home The start of the Rugby World Cup has special significance in the heart of England, in particular the Midlands town the game took its name from -
Economy Jobless rate in Greece dips by two percent Unemployment in Greece fell by two percentage points in the second quarter – but the jobless rate remains the highest in the EU with just under one -
Hungary Hungary is slammed over treatment of migrants Hungary has been severely criticised after water cannon and tear gas were fired at migrants at its closed border on Wednesday. UN Human Rights -
Sport England in "shape of their lives" to face Fiji in World Cup opener England are in the “shape of their lives” for their opening Rugby World Cup match, according to forwards coach Graham Rowntree. Twickenham will be a -
Chile Chile President Michelle Bachelet set to visit worst hit areas of Chile's 8.3 earthquake Daylight across the coast of Chile revealed the extent of the carnage caused by what was the world’s strongest earthquake this year. It’s reported -
Greece Meimarakis, old guard conservative: what are his chances in Greece's snap poll? Vangelis Meimarakis became leader of New Democracy and Leader of the Opposition two months ago. The uniter of the pro-Europe centre-right party has -
Croatia Hundreds of migrants push through police lines in Croatia Amid chaotic scenes in Croatia, hundreds of asylum seekers surged past security forces on Thursday to continue their journey to Western Europe. Some -
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 -
World News How many hours do you have to work to buy an iPhone? Londoners would have to work twice as long as people in Zurich to afford an iPhone, a new study has shown. In its prices and earnings review -
Burkina Faso 'We thought democracy would prevail', Burkina Faso resident tells euronews Following the military coup in Burkina Faso, euronews spoke to a French national who has lived and worked in the capital Ouagadougou for a number of years. She outlined the situation in the city. -
Burkina Faso What's behind the coup in Burkina Faso? French President Francois Hollande has condemned what he has described as a coup d‘état in the West African state of Burkina Faso. It is the latest -
Economy BlaBlaCar receives 'record' new investment The car-sharing group BlaBlaCar says it’s had $200 million (177 million euros) in new investment – said to be a record for a young French start-up -
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Culture news Schoolgirl commemorates Battle of Britain in song ‘If You Hadn’t Done What You Did’ is the debut single by Charlotte Mellor to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. 18-year old -
World News Croatia says it can't take more migrants as thousands pour in Croatia says it can’t take any more migrants as thousands pour into the country, heading to western Europe this way, having been thwarted at -
Economy To hike or not? Fed mulls key interest rates move Economists are split over the US Federal Reserve's imminent decision on whether or not to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly 10 years. -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: War of words follows military coup A war of words follows the military coup in Burkina Faso as both the army and transitional powers claim leadership of the country. -
Europe News MEPs back EU migrant relocation plan The European Parliament on Thursday voted to back a European Commission plan to relocate 120,000 migrants across the EU based on mandatory quotas -
My Europe Series Migrant crisis: EU's open borders in question Even before the current crisis migration was a complex and divisive issue for the European Union. The surge in recent months of vast numbers of -
Cinema Natalie Portman stars in directorial debut set in Israel Natalie Portman is making her debut as a film director with ‘A Tale of Love and Darkness’. The movie, which premiered in Cannes earlier this year -
Culture news Lady Gaga stylist makes New York Fashion Week debut Lady Gaga’s stylist, Brandon Maxwell, has made his New York Fashion Week debut under the watchful eye of his muse. “I can’t even put it into words -
Japan Japan: angry tussles ahead of controversial security vote Japan’s upper house is braced for a continuing battle of wills. Opposition lawmakers are trying to physically block a vote on laws to expand the role -
Spain Refugee tripped up in Hungary gets football job in Spain -
Chile At least five dead as magnitude 8.3 earthquake strikes Chile At least five people are killed, more than a million evacuated and a tsunami warning in place as a magnitude 8.3 earthquake strikes Chile. -
No Comment Tear gas claims as refugees stage protest on Hungary-Serbia border -
Greece Greece's snap elections -- everything you need to know Q.: What are the dates and times of election day? A.: These elections are held on Sunday, September 20th. Polls are expected to open at 0700 local -
No Comment Lomu leads London haka ahead of Rugby World Cup -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: Presidential Guard seizes control in coup d'état Officials say there has been a coup d‘état in Burkina Faso. Guards loyal to ousted President Blaise Compaoré have taken the interim government -
Chile Death toll rises in Chile earthquake An earthquake measuring 8.3 hit the coast of Chile on Wednesday evening. Flooding followed in coastal areas and buildings swayed forcing people to -
Hungary Serbia calls Hungary "brutal" over treatment of migrants at border Clashes between migrants and Hungarian police at the joint border with Serbia leaves scores injured on both sides. -
Greece Greek election: New Democracy said to have narrow lead Greece’s conservative New Democracy party has for the first time edged ahead of leftist rival Syriza according to one poll. Although another still -
USA Texan schoolboy Ahmed Mohamed invited to the White House after his arrest over suspicious clock Ahmed Mohamed is aged 14. His hobbies – inventing stuff. The teenager’s school week has included an invitation to visit the White House. He has also