26 September 2015 | Euronews
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Saudi Arabia Iran to take legal action against Saudi Arabia over Hajj deaths Thousands of Iranian protesters took to the streets of towns and cities across the country to condemn the Saudi government over the deaths of -
Syria Handicap International's 'shoe mountains' target Syrian landmines They are a symbolic gesture of support for the victims of landmines and cluster bombs. Lyon was one of around twenty French cities to stage the -
Russia Estonia and Russia end Kohver row with 'spy' swap It was a scene reminiscent of the Cold War. On a bridge straddling the border between Estonia and Russia, suspected spies were exchanged. Tallinn -
Sport Barcelona star Messi faces two months on the sidelines Lionel Messi could be out for up to eight weeks after suffering a knee injury just minutes into Barcelona’s match with Las Palmas on Saturday. The -
Belgium VW diesel scandal: Belgium says 500,000 cars 'suspicious' Following Switzerland’s ban on sales of some Volkswagen diesel models over the emissions scandal, action is being taken in Belgium too. A major -
Spain Catalans ready to vote in the Spanish region's parliamentary elections Five-and-a-half million Catalans are set to vote in the Spanish region’s parliamentary elections. Sunday’s ballot has been framed by separatist -
Croatia Confused and cold, more refugees cross Croatia and Hungary There was total confusion for some 3,000 refugees and migrants on Saturday after they got stranded between Serbia and Croatia. Croatian police say -
Mexico Mexico: vigil marks anniversary of 43 students' disappearance A vigil has been held to mark one year since 43 students disappeared in Mexico. The country’s attorney general said they vanished in an attack by -
Indonesia Indonesia locals hampered by haze from outlawed crop-burning Haze resulting from crop burning has been hampering residents in Indonesia. People living on Sumatra and Kalimantan were given face masks by the -
Thailand Thai police reconstruct scene of Bangkok bomb blast Thai police led two bombing suspects to reconstruct the scene of last month’s blast in Bangkok. Thai police said one of the suspects was the same -
Saudi Arabia Hajj stampede 'beyond human control', says Saudi Arabia's top cleric Saudi Arabia’s top religious leader has said the authorities were not to blame for the deadly stampede at the Hajj pilgrimage. The grand mufti -
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Syria US-trained Syrian rebels give equipment to al-Qaeda group The United States military says Syrian rebels they have trained have given vehicles and ammunition to the al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front. Six pick-up -
Spain Catalan election campaign ends ahead of Sunday's vote Campaigning has come to an end in the Spanish region of Catalonia ahead of Sunday’s decisive elections. Many consider the poll a proxy vote on -
Switzerland Switzerland bans sale of many VW diesel vehicles The sale of some Volkswagen diesel models has been banned in Switzerland. The temporary move comes amid a deepening scandal over VW’s rigging of -
World News Pope ends busy day in New York with mass at Madison Square Garden Day four of Pope Francis’ visit to the United States has proven to be his most hectic. The pontiff arrived at New York’s famous Madison Square Garden -
Ukraine Russia and Ukraine reach deal over gas supplies this winter Russia and Ukraine have reached a deal over gas supplies this winter. The European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic, who brokered the talks -
Spain Catalan election campaign ends ahead of Sunday's vote Campaigning has come to an end in the Spanish region of Catalonia ahead of Sunday’s decisive elections. The pro-independence coalition, which -
USA 'Candid and productive' Obama and Mr Xi meet at the White House US President Barack Obama welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping with a 21-gun salute as a military band paraded for the leaders and dignitaries