19 September 2015 | Euronews
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World News Migrant crisis: deepening disarray as Croatia comes under fire from neighbours Cracks in Europe’s handling of the migrant crisis are deepening, with Croatia under fresh fire from its neighbours. In the latest of a series of -
Nepal Nepal set to declare LGBT-friendly constitution -
Sport Whinging Wenger and Morose Mourinho, again Once again a Chelsea and Arsenal match has descended into farce including behaviour unbecoming of grown men, never mind professional athletes. Arsene -
Sport All-Africa Games close in bustling Brazzaville The 11th All-Africa games have drawn to a close in Republic of Congo Brazzaville with around 8,000 athletes taking part in 22 sports. Egypt topped -
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Croatia Masses of migrants and refugees adrift in Croatia Euronews is the Croatian town of Tovarnik near the Serbian border one day after Croatia’s prime minister said his country can not accept the “burden” -
Georgia Former mayor of Tibilisi given four and half year's jail by Georgian court The opposition in Georgia is up in arms at the sentencing of the former mayor of the capital, Tibilisi, to four and half years in jail for -
Egypt Sherif Ismail heads new Egypt government Egypt has a new government one month ahead of a general election with Sherif Ismail as its prime minister. President al-Sisi has kept the former -
USA 500,000 VW cars recalled for 'cheating' emissions tests Germany’s number one carmaker Volkswagen is in deep trouble in the USA after Californian authorities ordered the recall of half a million cars -
Sport Moore and Fanning claim WSL titles at Trestles Beach At the World Surf League at Trestles Beach, California it was Australia’s Mick Fanning and America’s Clarissa Moore that came away with the -
Greece Glum Greeks prepare for Sunday's general election For the third time in nine months the Greeks are being asked to take their future in their hands in Sunday’s general election amid signs of voter -
Sport Tiger undergoes succesful surgery he'll be back in 2016 -
France 'Noah's Arc for Climate' sails through Paris Some 140 coloured animals representing Noah’s Arc sailed up the River Seine in Paris on Saturday (September 19). The display is to raise awareness -
Turkey Greece poised for new wave of migrants from Turkey Several thousand migrants and refugees spend Friday (September 18) night in an open-air sports arena after another failed attempt to walk to Turkey’s -
No Comment A Japanese astronaut has released a meteor observation microsatellite from the International Space Station -
Hungary Borders close around Hungary as Balkans feel the weight of refugee crisis The Balkans this weekend resembles a pinball machine, with people being flipped from border to border by states unwilling to let them in, or pass -
Japan Banzai back in the vocabulary as Japan passes law allowing combat deployments Japan has taken a decisive step away from its postwar stance on defence with a vote in parliament allowing the deployment of military force abroad in -
United Arab Emirates Dubai Ruler Sheikh Mohammed’s son dies -
Syria Russia and America start talking again to avoid shooting each other in Syria There is no let-up in airstrikes by the Syrian government against rebel-held areas, with at least 80 civilian and rebel deaths in the last 48 hours -
USA Trump under fire in US over Obama 'Muslim' comment Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump is under fire in the US for not correcting a man who said Barack Obama is a Muslim. It happened at one -
Greece Former Greek PM Tsipras speaks of victory at final election campaign rally Former Greek prime minister and Syriza party leader Alexis Tsipras says he is confident of re-election. He has been taking to the stage in Athens -
Hungary Confusion and contradiction as migrants cross into Hungary from Croatia More than four thousand migrants have crossed into Hungary from Croatia, by train or bus. They moved on Friday under the watch of Hungarian security