21 September 2015 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungary allows soldiers to shoot at refugees with rubber bullets Hungary’s parliament has passed a new law saying the country’s army could now shoot at refugees with rubber bullets and tear gas grenades, so-called -
USA Ben Carson called on to quit US presidential race over Islam remarks Pressure is growing on Republican Ben Carson to quit the 2016 US presidential race after he said a Muslim should not be president. His remarks -
USA Volkswagen to face criminal investigation in US over emission fraud Europe’s number one carmaker Volkswagen is bracing itself for the worst after it was caught cheating California’s stringent emissions tests. The -
Syria Syrian government rockets kill 18 people in Aleppo At least 18 people were killed in Aleppo on Monday (September 21) in Syrian government rocket strikes on two rebel-held residential neighbourhoods -
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Chile Big aftershock hits Chile without claiming any more victims The shattered central Chilean coast, already badly damaged following last week’s magnitude 8.3 earthquake, has been hit by a strong 6.5 aftershock -
World New Greek parliament bailout battle must be swift Alexis Tsipras has renewed his mandate as leader of Greece’s left-wing coalition SYRIZA party and Prime Minister for the next four years, without a -
Sport 'The Corner' Dortmund do it and much more Euronews sports reporter from the shores of Lake Como, Cinzia Rizzi, presents ‘The Corner’ our weekly guide through footballs’ choppy waters -
Greece Alexis Tsipras sworn in as prime minister of Greece Left-wing leader Alexis Tsipras has been sworn in as prime minister of Greece after his Syriza party beat its conservative rivals in Sunday’s -
Cuba Cuba: Thousands attend Pope's mass, dozens denied entry, reports suggest Pope Francis has so far avoided overt discussion of Cuban politics during his first ever trip to the communist-run island. The 78-year-old Argentine -
World News Crimean Tatars block roads from Ukraine in protest against Kyiv Crimean Tatars have intensified their blockades of roads leading into their Russian-occupied homeland from Ukraine. Despite the occupation Kyiv has -
Sport Fiesta in Madrid as basketball champs celebrate Spain’s basketball team have returned to Madrid to a heroes welcome after winning Eurobasket 2015. The side depleted by the loss of a number of its -
World News Hungary's army can shoot rubber bullets and tear gas at refugees Hungry’s parliament has authorised its army to shoot rubber bullets, pyrotechnical devices, (flashbangs), net guns and tear gas grenades at migrants -
Russia Netanyahu and Putin meet in Moscow to counter risk of air clashes over Syria Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, following a visit to Mosow for talks with Vladimir Putin, says they have come to an agreement to ensure -
Greece Tsipras says Greeks want stability, Greeks say they want reform The leftist Syriza’s Party’s election victory sends a clear message to Europe, a euphoric Alexis Tsipras told journalists. Greeks are interested in a -
Greece One boy and his dog: a refugee's tale -
Economy Syriza prepares for post-election 'big battle' over Greek debt relief Reviving Greek banks and the country’s crippled economy will be the government’s priorities – along with demanding debt relief from creditors – so -
Europe News EU countries try to patch up differences over migration plan The European Union has looked like European disunion in recent weeks. Member states have traded blow over how to manage the flow of migrants into -
No Comment Syrian refugee boy brings his puppy across Mediterranean -
Greece Syriza has "clear mandate" says Tsipras Alexis Tsipras says his party has a “clear mandate” following a second general election win in less than nine months. Greece’s leftist Syriza party -
Sport Rugby World Cup 2015: New Zealand labour to beat Argentina 26-16 -
World News The Hotspot Approach: The answer to Europe's migrant crisis? “Hotspots are a part of the solution, not the solution itself.” So says Italy’s Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, commenting on one of the European -
Economy Volkswagen shares plunge 20% over US emissions scandal Volkswagen has stopped marketing its Audi and VW diesel models in the United States, a spokesperson has told AFP. It came after regulators found some -
Next Series Look, no hands! the self-driving car on the road to reality Selfing-driving, intelligent cars, once a staple of science fiction, are now a technological reality, albeit in prototype form. Futuris went to -
Next Series Do you know: can a car see? -
Burkina Faso Hopes for resolving Burkina Faso crisis rest on draft deal Mediators say they have brokered a draft deal to end the crisis in Burkina Faso. It is to be submitted to regional leaders on Tuesday (September 22) -
Cinema David Oyelowo stars in redemption thriller ‘Captive’ is a thriller based on the real story of Brian Nichols, who was on trial for rape in 2005 when he escaped from custody and murdered the -
Cinema Chewetel Ejiofor, Chris Pine, Margot Robbie in post-apocalyptic thriller Set in a post-apocalyptic world somewhere in a southern US state, ‘Z For Zachariah’ stars ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’‘s Margot Robbie as the last -
Economy What now for Greece? Voters react to Syriza's storming election victory The morning after Syriza’s storming election victory, there was mixed reaction on the streets of Athens to what Greek newspapers say is a second -
United Kingdom #Piggate: Lurid claims about David Cameron capture imagination of British press A colourful biography of Britain’s prime minister written by a former friend who was once the biggest donor to David Cameron’s Conservative party -
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China Apple's Chinese apps fall victim to large-scale cyber attack Crunch time for Apple: the technology giant is taking steps to address a large-scale cyber attack on several of its Chinese apps. -
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USA Award-winning 'Game of Thrones' makes history at the Emmys ‘Game of Thrones’ was the big winner at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday. HBO’s medieval fantasy series scooped the all-important best drama -
Cuba When Francis met Fidel: 'Relaxed' talks between visiting Pope and Cuba's revolutionary icon Religion and world affairs were, not surprisingly, the two key talking points when Pope Francis visited Cuba’s revolutionary leader Fidel Castro on -
Hungary Thousands of migrants pour into Austria The long 'misery march' - thousands of migrants pour into Austria as they try to reach richer Western nations in search of a better and safer future. -
Economy Greek election: voters remain divided over Tsipras 'credibility' It was all smiles at Syriza headquarters in Athens as Sunday’s election results became clear. Although Tsipras’s critics claim his handling of the -
Economy Tsipras returns as PM in decisive Greek election Alexis Tsipras and his leftist Syriza parts have been voted back into power after a surprisingly decisive Greek election – the country’s fifth in six