18 September 2015 | Euronews
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Burkina Faso Mediation talks set to get underway in Burkina Faso In Burkina Faso it is reported that three people have died and at least 13 have been injured at the main hospital in Ouagadougou. The deaths came on -
Libya Seven dead in migrant boat tragedy off Libyan coast At least seven migrants, including a young child, have died after their boat sank off the coast of Libya. More than 100 people were rescued by a -
Cuba Cuba prepares for the three-day visit of Pope Francis Cuba has been preparing for the three-day visit of Pope Francis to Cuba. On Friday Washington eased sanctions on American companies which want to do -
Israel 'Day of Rage' clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces Palestinian leaders had called for ‘a day of rage’ And so it proved on Friday in Jerusalem and the West Bank, with anger on the streets in cities -
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World Why Greeks are voting sooner than planned Why is debt-strapped Greece holding early elections? Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras pushed lenders for better terms, failed, then conceded -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU struggles for solution to refugee crisis In this edition of Europe Weekly, EU governments fail to agree on a solution to the influx of refugees heading towards Europe; some countries have -
Turkey Migrants have gathered close to the Turkish town of Erdine hoping to cross into Greece Walking into Europe is the dream of several hundred migrants who have made their way through Turkey to the Greek border but it has been closed. The -
Italy Renzi slams unions after Rome's Colosseum remained closed Italy’s prime minister has slammed trade unions after Rome’s Colosseum remained closed until 11.30 on Friday morning so workers to attend a meeting -
Finland 30,000 rally in Helsinki to protest proposed government cuts More than 30,000 people rallied in Helsinki on Friday (September 18) to protest against government plans to cut workers’ benefits. Strikes also -
World Iranian VP Ebtekar hopeful of new beginning for Iran The international agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme between Tehran, the European Union and the five permanent members of United Nations Security -
Sport France v Italy a Rugby World Cup nail-biter France and Italy will lock horns in their World Cup opener at Twickenham on Saturday without key players. Rugby World Cup 2015: Wesley Fofana out of -
Business Planet Workplace innovation: how changing the way you work can transform your business Working better by working together - Workplace Innovation shows European companies the way forward -
World News Eurostat data reveals increase in first time asylum seekers for the second quarter of 2015 A report has put numbers to the human tide of first time asylum seekers who have registered in Europe. Figures from the Brussels statistics body -
Economy Zurich tops world's most expensive cities Zurich tops a new list of the world’s most expensive cities. According to a report by Swiss bank UBS, monthly living costs for a family of three go -
Croatia Croatia can not accept the 'burden' of migrants, says PM Croatia’s prime minister said on Friday his country can not accept the burden of thousands of migrants any longer, nor register or accommodate them -
World Why students cheat, and how to fight it This edition of Learning World looks into why students cheat in exams or on their homework, and what can be done to curb academic fraud. -
Sport Fifa's Valcke suspended over alleged World Cup ticket scam The number two man at Fifa Jérôme Valcke has been suspended as general secretary pending investigations related to a 2014 World Cup ticket scam. The -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: Mediation after coup d'etat as president 'is freed' Tension remains high in Burkina Faso where the military junta that has seized power said on Friday that it had reopened borders and released the -
Europe News EU environment ministers endorse 2030 climate target EU environment ministers have formally agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least forty percent by 2030. It forms the bloc’s negotiating -
Sport Dettmar Cramer revered Bayern coach dies at 90 The man with a fully functional football brain Dettmar Cramer has died at the age of 90. Cramer, known as the ‘Football Professor’ led Bayern Munich -
Sport Gas man Gasol asphyxiates France in Eurobasket semis Spain dumped France out of the semi-finals of Eurobasket 2015 with an 80-75 overtime win. The plaudits go to Pau Gasol, he came good for his country -
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Economy Deutsche Banks ends Russian operations Deutsche Bank has confirmed its closing part of its business in Russia as a result of sanctions and investigations into share trades. The German firm -
Economy Bitcoin becomes official US commodity Bitcoin is to be classed as a commodity in the United States along with gold and oil, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission. It decision -
Economy Qatari group takes over Rome's "Dolce Vita" hotel A Qatari hotel group is to buy the famous Westin Excelsior hotel in Rome for 222 million euros. The Excelsior opened its doors 1906 and became -
Focus Turkmenistan aims to raise the bar for international sporting events in Asia Turkmenistan's massive sports infrastructure investment is a reflection of its long-term national and Asian sporting ambitions. -
World News And also... superfan, selfie ban and far-right scam Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
Hungary Hungary expels migrants after fast-track court hearings Illegal border crossing cases are being heard in Hungarian courts non-stop, every day, even on weekends. Judges have been brought in from across the -
Culture news Extensive Ai Weiwei exhibition opens in London A new exhibition by Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei is opening at London’s Royal Academy of Arts. It is the UK’s most extensive show of works by -
Iran Efforts to save the Iranian cheetah take off! The Asiatic or Iranian cheetah is one of the most endangered big cats on earth. To highlight its plight internationally, Iran’s Meraj Airlines has -
Economy Federal Reserve holds interest rates over global concerns The US Federal Reserve has resisted the temptation to raise interest rates from zero percent. According to Fed Chair Janet Yellen recent global -
Cinema British short 'The Bigger Picture' wins Cartoon d'Or British animated short film ‘The Bigger Picture’ by Daisy Jacobs has won the Cartoon d’Or, a pan-European award for animation short films. Daisy -
Iran Resolving regional issues is the duty and responsibility of regional powers -
Greece Greece election: Polls neck-and-neck ahead of Sunday's vote Preparations for Greece’s snap elections on Sunday are almost complete. On Friday, a convoy of trucks distributed election materials to polling -
France Les Rencontres d'Arles: pictures from the edge -
Slovenia Refugee path through Slovenia under threat as train traffic cut with Croatia The hope of thousands of refugees and migrants of reaching western and northern Europe have been dashed yet again following Slovenia’s decision to -
Cuba Cubans emotional ahead of papal visit Havana has been getting ready for Pope Francis’s visit on Saturday (September 19). On Thursday, many Cubans watched a televised message from the -
Croatia Hungarian Prime Minister announces closure of border with Croatia Another morning breaks across Europe, the migrants and refugees keep streaming in and the EU remains in chaos over how to deal with the crisis -
My Europe Series On patrol with Germany's elite anti-trafficking police Germany’s southern border has become a frontline in the battle against human traffickers. The country is the preferred destination of most of those -
Cinema Oscar-contender explores Roma enslavement This week Cinema Box is bringing you the latest movie by Romanian director Radu Jude. ‘Aferim’ is at once a black comedy, a Western and a historical -
Culture news Luxury and opulence bring NY Fashion Week to a close Fashion label Marchesa went back to its roots at New York Fashion Week showing off a collection of over the top luxurious ball gowns with intricate -
Netherlands Rotterdam train suspect held by Dutch police after 'bomb threat' Police near the Dutch city of Rotterdam have arrested a man who reportedly screamed “I’ve got a bomb” before locking himself in a train toilet -
My Europe Series Getting healthcare in another EU member state How to get medical treatment in other European countries is a concern for many EU citizens. John in Weston-super-Mare, (England) asks Utalk: “ -
Germany Germany insists border remains open despite controls Hundreds of migrants and refugees have been gathering at the Austrian-German border following Berlin’s decision to reintroduce border checks on -
No Comment Amateur footage purports to show aftermath of Syrian regime attack -
Pakistan Gunmen attack Pakistani Air Force base in Peshawar Gunmen have attacked a Pakistani Air Force base in Peshawar, according to the country’s military. It is reported that between seven and 10 militants -
Croatia Croatia closes road border crossings with Serbia after migrant influx Croatian police have closed seven out of eight road border crossings with Serbia, after an influx of migrants. More than 11-thousand have entered -
Greece Greek elections: New Democracy calls for end to 'dangerous Syriza experiment' The leader of Greece’s conservative New Democracy party has used his final speech before Sunday’s snap elections to call for an end to what he -
Hungary Migrants cling onto hope at fenced off Hungary-Serbia border Hungary may have put up a razor wire fence along its border with Serbia, but it has not deterred some migrants. Around 150 people remain around