25 September 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine to ban flights by Russian airlines in new wave of sanctions Ukraine is set to introduce a ban on flights by Russian airlines from October 25, as part of a wave of sanctions against Moscow for its support of -
Serbia Young musician fleeing Syria dreams of peace Thousands of asylum seekers continue to arrive at the Serbian border looking to move into Croatia and beyond. In Pictures: Frustrated and worn out -
Germany One Syrian family finds their problems are not over in Germany Germany. The promised land for most refugees coming to Europe, who are ready to risk their lives to get there. Except that reality is proving very -
USA 'Candid and productive' talks as Obama and Jinping meet US President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping have held “candid and productive” talks at the White House. #WATCHLIVE: Barack Obama and -
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Germany Matthias Mueller confirmed as the new head of Volkswagen Matthias Mueller has been confirmed as the new chief executive of Volkswagen as part of a management shake-up in the wake of the emission tests -
USA Shaker Aamer to return to Britain after release from Guantanamo Shaker Aamer, the last British resident to be held at Guantanamo Bay, is to be returned to the UK after 13 years in the detention camp -
Syria Why aren’t rich Gulf states welcoming Syrian refugees… or are they? -
Sport Sepp Blatter under criminal investigation The Swiss attorney general has opened criminal proceedings against Sepp Blatter on suspicion of criminal mismanagement and misappropriation of -
Germany Tripping victims at homeopathy conference may have been sect members German and Swiss media are reporting that the 29 people who fell ill with hallucinations and cramps at a Homeopathy conference in Germany at the -
Sport Japan sports minister to quit over Olympic Stadium costs Japan’s sports and education minister, Hakubun Shimomura, has submitted his resignation over abandoned plans for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics main -
USA Boehner quits speaker's job and seat in Congress The US speaker of the House of Representatives, Republican John Boehner, is resigning his position and leaving congress altogether. It is unknown if -
Sport Supersonic car unveiled in London The developers of the Bloodhound Supersonic Car have unveiled what they say will be the world’s fastest land vehicle at Canary Wharf in London on -
Switzerland Sepp Blatter quizzed by Swiss prosecutors FIFA chief suspected over deals with Jack Warner and Michel Platini. -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU leaders try to patch up differences on migration In this edition of Europe Weekly: EU leaders hold talks on how to tackle the continent’s migration crisis as thousands of refugees continue to flee -
Israel How fertility fortitude could end up being Israel's biggest weakness -
Greece New Greek cabinet gets to work on unpopular reforms Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has chaired the first cabinet meeting of his new administration following his recent election victory. The -
USA Chinese President Xi Jinping greeted on the South Lawn of the White House Greetings from the White House. President Barack Obama hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping for his first US state visit. This was the latest stop on -
Economy US growth revised up in second quarter The US economy expanded more than previously estimated in the second quarter – the second time in a row that has happened. GDP rose at an annual -
World News And also...selfies kill more people than sharks, woman's revenge on 'cheating husband' and famous paintings on…cakes! Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from around Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
Economy Japan falls back into deflation in blow for stimulus effort Japan has fallen back into deflation for the first time in two and a half years. It’s being seen as a setback to efforts to stimulate the economy. It -
World Madonna, muses and grandma - Gaultier looks back with laughter on 40 years in fashion In this edition of The Global Conversation, euronews’ Isabelle Kumar is joined by iconic French designer Jean Paul Gaultier, who is celebrating 40 -
USA Pope Francis takes the UN by storm with hard-hitting appeal to save the environment Pope Francis’s much-awaited address to the United Nations was a dense philosophical and ethical argument for mankind to face up to the real -
Greece Lesbos feels the strain of refugees and fears they are here to stay On the Greek island of Lesbos the refugees just keep coming, yet despite the fact there is a constant flow out to other European destinations, there -
Culture news Gary Clark Jr's path to superstardom Gary Clark Jr is steadily climbing towards superstardom. Now the Grammy award winning singer-songwriter’s latest album ‘Story of Sonny Boy Slim’ is -
Cinema Roland Emmerich gay film controversy German director Roland Emmerich’s latest offering, ‘Stonewall’, a drama about the birth of the gay rights movement, is courting controversy. Named -
Business Series Apple predicts record sales as iPhone 6S is launched The hundreds of people standing in the queue in Paris were weary but excited by the first light of day. For them and for thousands of Apple fans the -
Hungary Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban seeks support for Croatian border controls The Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban has said his country will seek support to implement measures to block the flood of migrants on its -
USA Presidents of China and US to make joint climate announcement Chinese President Xi Jinping continued his state visit to the United States on Friday (September 25). Xi and US President Barack Obama were planning -
My Europe Series Simplifying cross-border inheritance The law on cross-border inheritance has long been a complicated issue in the EU. Clara from Toulouse had this question for Utalk on this issue -
My Europe Series Out of hell, into limbo: the plight of Syrian refugees in France Like so many of his compatriots Syrian refugee Sohaib al Raies risked everything for peace and security in the West. The 37-year-old computer -
Culture news Tintin comes to life in open-air Opera Famous boy detective Tintin has come to life on stage in a new open-air production by Opera For All. The Belgian company chose the classic 1963 comic -
Cinema Benoît Poelvoorde plays God in wacky Belgian satire This week in Cinema Box: ‘The Brand New Testament’ by Jaco Van Dormael, whose previous works include ‘Mr Nobody’ and ‘The Eighth Day’. In this -
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USA Pope Francis prays for the victims of the Hajj tragedy They turned out in their thousands in the Big Apple to applaud Pope Francis on his first official visit as Pontiff to New York. His presence in the -
Saudi Arabia Hajj tragedy possibly caused by failure to follow instructions Saudi Arabia’s health ministry says a deadly stampede during the Hajj religious festival may have been caused by people failing to follow -
Germany Matthias Mueller expected to be named new Volkswagen CEO Volkswagen is expected to name Matthias Mueller as its new chief executive at a meeting of the car maker’s supervisory board this afternoon -
World News Is Europe a place where dreams can come true for refugees? The Croatian village of Opatovac has become the re-entry point into the European Union for thousands of people seeking a better life further north in -
USA Pope Francis begins second leg of US visit in New York Pope Francis has been welcomed to New York by throngs of people who lined the city’s Fifth Avenue. The pontiff made his way down the famous artery -
Germany German states to receive more funds to cope with migrant crisis The German government has agreed to give its 16 states a total of around 4 billion euros next year to help them deal with the increased number of