28 September 2015 | Euronews
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Central African Republic CAR: calls for army to be redeployed Two days of violent clashes in Central African Republic have led to calls for the army to be redeployed. At least 21 people have died and 100 have -
Yemen Saudi-led coalition consolidates control in Yemen Saudi Special Forces are openly training near the southern Yemen city of Aden as the Gulf coalition ground troops push into Houthi strongholds in the -
Bangladesh Bangladesh: Italian aid worker shot dead An Italian aid worker has been shot dead in Bangladesh. 50-year-old Cesare Tavella worked for a Netherlands-based NGO. He was gunned down in Dhaka’s -
Germany VW: former boss faces criminal probe The former boss of under-fire motor manufacturer Volkswagen is facing a criminal investigation by the German authorities. Martin Winterkorn quit last -
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Hungary Migrants face growing numbers of challenges “Anti-migration sentiment in Europe is unnecessarily endangering the lives of migrants,” William Lacy Swing, Director General of the International -
Sport Champions League day two match preview The champions league returns on Tuesday night with eight matches across Europe, among them Bayern Munich, riding high after scoring three and -
Russia US is ready to work with Russia and Iran on Syria but says Assad can't stay in power President Barack Obama says that the United States is willing to work with Russia and Iran to try to end the Syrian conflict. Speaking at the -
Business Series MIPCOM 2015: Jumping in the content stream -
World Catalonia looks to the future after regional elections Catalonia may have voted, but despite the fact that the separatist groups won 72 seats, uncertainties remain. The grouping Junts pel Si or Togther -
World News Is there life on Mars? NASA announces liquid water discovered Under certain circumstances, liquid water has been found on Mars. This was the out of this world announcement from NASA following years of -
Europe News Europe's carmakers 'tricking' drivers on fuel efficiency, new report claims Europe’s carmakers are taking their customers for ride by tricking them into believing their vehicles are more fuel-efficient than they actually are -
Economy Hungary: Refugee controls hit cross-border trade Border restrictions due to the refugee crisis are having a damaging impact on European companies who rely on international trade. Near Hungary’s -
Real Economy Future of SMEs: Europe’s economic powerhouses SMEs are the lifeblood of Europe's economy, accounting for 85% of its workforce. But they need to innovate and invest to prosper. -
Afghanistan Kunduz: Afghan special forces sent to city stormed by the Taliban Afghan special forces are being deployed to the strategically-important city of Kunduz, where heavy fighting is underway. Taliban forces have seized -
World News NASA discovers evidence of "liquid briny water" flowing on Mars NASA is set to announce a “major” new discovery on Mars, reported to be liquid water on the red planet. Follow the press conference with euronews. -
Sport All change in Manchester, joy for Villareal, Messi messed up and more in a packed edition of 'The Corner' In this edition of ‘The Corner’ there’s a change at the top of the Premier League standings, but the leadership is still in the same city. The two -
Economy Suzuki to sell its stake in Volkswagen, sealing divorce Suzuki has agreed to sell all of its shares in Volkswagen to Porsche. The move completes the dissolution of their failed partnership after four years -
Germany What to wear to meet Jean Paul Gaultier -
My Europe Series From a Russian peninsula: Crimean voices It's hard to hear Crimean voices these days. Since Russia annexed the peninsula at least 20,000 people have left, the majority not wanting to become Russian. -
Spain Rajoy rejects Catalan independence after separatists' election win Spain’s Prime Minister has ruled out independence talks for Catalonia after separatist parties won an absolute majority in Sunday’s regional -
Culture news 80s glam, fearless women and Italian souvenirs at Milan Fashion Week Milan fashion week held a few surprises for fashion houses reviving their reputations from Cavalli to Versace. Missoni The signature stripes of -
Culture news 'We're like furry little pagans wandering around' Canadian indie rock band Metric release their latest album 'Pagans in Vegas' and keep skirting around the mainstream. -
Sport Sagan makes history and gives Slovakia its first cycling World Champion Peter Sagan is the new men’s world road race champion, the first Slovakian to win the UCI World Championships to add to his four Tour de France -
Economy Chinese industry suffers worst drop in profits for four years Profits earned by Chinese industrial companies fell in August at the sharpest rate in four years. Official figures show a drop of 8.8 percent -
Economy Vodafone and Liberty Global talks collapse Talks between Vodafone and Liberty Global over cooperation in Europe have collapsed. The discussions had covered exchanging assets in mobile -
Economy Campaigners hail Shell withdrawal from Alaska Arctic drilling Royal Dutch Shell has abandoned its search for oil in the Arctic after failing to find enough supplies of crude during a seven-year quest. It has -
World News Watch live: world leaders take to UN stage A marathon of speeches gets underway today at the United Nations General Assembly in New York where world leaders are holding their annual gathering -
Croatia Migrants set to follow new route through Europe as winter approaches Winter is fast approaching, with temperatures dropping – further complicating the plight of migrants and refugees en route for western Europe -
Spain Significant regional election victory for Catalan separatists The independence movement in Catalonia has secured a significant victory in regional elections. Pro-secession parties in Catalonia win landmark vote -
Cinema A photographer's eye on James Dean's life From director Anton Corbijn, Life tells the story of the friendship between photographer Dennis Stock and Hollywood legend James Dean. -
Next Series Liquid assets: how to test recycled water on the cheap In an increasingly drought-hit world recycling water is hugely important. A European research project is helping the cause -
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World News Ukraine talks on agenda as world leaders meet at UN in New York While Syria is the key talking point at this year’s gathering of world leaders at the United Nations in New York, efforts to resolve the conflict in -
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Israel Palestinians clash with Israeli security forces at al-Aqsa Mosque Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces continue at the al-Aqsa Mosque in East Jerusalem. Israeli forces take position on roof and -
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No Comment Oktoberfest: Bavarian costumes, bands and beer -
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Mexico March to mark Mexico's missing Tens of thousands have taken to the streets of Mexico City to mark the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students. Marchers demanded -
USA Pope ends US trip with mass in Philadelphia Pope Francis has ended his highly successful trip to the United States by celebrating mass in Philadelphia. Thousands turned up to see Francis bring -
Monaco Formula E, one year old and looking to the future -
World News Moon puts on stunning display during eclipse -
Spain Catalonia: Pro-unity party plays down separatist vote Among those parties opposed to Catalan independence, Ciudadanos emerged as the only winner. They garnered 18 percent of the vote – a substantial -
Spain Catalan separatists celebrate major win in regional poll Celebrations in Barcelona as pro-independence parties win a clear majority of seats in Catalonia’s regional parliament. In what was billed as a -
USA Putin and Obama talks set to steal limelight at UN Presidents Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin are to meet for the first time in two years during this week’s 70th session of United Nations General