30 September 2015 | Euronews
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Samoa IMF chief warns of weak global growth figures The International Monetary Fund’s Managing Director Christine Lagarde has warned that global growth figures due to be announced next week will be -
Sport Champions League: Ronaldo scores a brace as Real Madrid down Malmö Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo continued his remarkable scoring run as Real Madrid downed Malmo 2-0 in the Champions League in Sweden on -
China China blasts kill seven in Guangxi The death toll in a series of explosions has risen to at least seven. Fifty-one people were injured in the blasts from 17 parcel bombs which exploded -
France France asks court to seek Assad crimes against humanity trial French prosecutors will be hoping pictures do not lie as they open their case for crimes against humanity allegedly committed by Syrian President -
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Gaza Palestinian flag raised at the United Nations headquarters for the first time The Palestinian flag was raised for the first time at the United Nations headquarters in New York. The ceremony took place weeks after the UN General -
Sport Rugby World Cup 2015: Wales focus on Fiji clash Wales will be looking to maintain their current run of form when they lock horns with Pool A opponents Fiji at the Millennium Stadium on Thursday -
Colombia 'Why I fought for Farc and why I had to leave' -
Syria Complex conflict Russian air strikes in Syria raises stakes Syrian state Television made the announcement that Russia had commenced air strikes in the country. Russian legislators grant Putin approval to -
Business Line Business Line: diesel's loss, hybrid and electric's gain? The emissions fixing scandal which has engulfed Volkswagen, the world’s biggest car maker, is showing no sign of abating with the news that other -
Economy EU unveils plans for a 'capital markets union' The EU has unveiled a new plan to encourage companies to tap difference sources of investment. The European Commission says firms rely too heavily on -
Jamaica Cameron hit for slave reparations in Jamaica David Cameron has arrived in Jamaica looking to strengthen trade ties with the former British colony. Instead he has been hit with a request for -
USA Kelly Gissendaner executed in Georgia despite pleas for clemency Kelly Gissendaner has been executed in the state of Georgia in the United States. She became the first woman to be executed in the state for 70 -
France Uber executives in court in Paris A French court has delayed a criminal case against two Uber executives until mid-February. Two Uber France executives face trial over outlawed -
Sport Poor Champions League start for English clubs Arsenal’s Champions League hopes were dealt a severe blow after suffering a disappointing 3-2 defeat at home to Olympiakos. Questions will be asked -
Portugal Portugal's voters dare hope austerity will end -
Europe News Disabled people protest for more rights Hundreds of people with disabilities have protested outside the EU institutions in Brussels. The protest was organised by the European Network on -
China Guangxi region of China hit by a series of fatal parcel bombs At least six people have been killed in a series of explosions in the Chinese city of Liuzhou in the Guangxi region. #UPDATE Police: 33-year-old man -
Economy Electric shock as Tesla's Model X SUV finally launched There was an electric shock for the SUV market, as Tesla Motors finally delivered the first of its long-awaited Model X vehicles – to a generally -
Saudi Arabia Why aren't rich Gulf states welcoming Syrian refugees...or are they? As EU countries try to find the best way to deal with an influx of refugees that is unprecedented in recent years, the Gulf states have come under -
World Portugal's voters: expecting little, wanting more The polling forecast for Portugal’s October 4th elections is that the centre-right coalition now in power or the socialists will win. In the streets -
Economy Greek bank shutdown in July prompts retail sales slump Greek retail sales by volume fell 7.3 percent in July compared to the same month last year. The data published by the official statistics agency -
United Kingdom Roger Waters closes The Wall's circle -
Economy Markets rally at end of worst quarter since 2011 A rocky third quarter is coming to an end with stocks registering gains, bringing relief after the most difficult period for four years. Markets were -
Economy Eurozone inflation turns negative again Inflation in the eurozone turned negative again in September due to falling oil prices, raising pressure on the European Central Bank to take more -
Syria France claims Russian jets have struck rebel, not IS forces in Homs The Russian defence ministry says it has started operations in Syria and has launched air strikes against the militant group the Islamic State. A -
Culture news A Finnish start for Paris Fashion Week Paris Fashion Week kicked off with Finnish brand Aalto’s “Endless Sun” Spring/Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection. A celebration of midsummer in -
World Timmermans: refugee crisis has only just begun At the UN headquarters in New York global leaders have been discussing the urgent issues including the Syrian refugee crisis, human rights and new -
Israel Israeli security forces arrest scores in Al Aqsa Mosque protests Israeli security forces have arrested a number Palestinians for alleged involvement in disturbances at the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. #Israel -
Netherlands Malian man faces war crimes court over Timbuktu destruction A man accused of ordering the destruction of historic buildings in Timbuktu in Mali has appeared before the International Criminal Court in The -
No Comment Activists celebrate Arctic drilling victory -
India Mumbai court condemns five to death for deadly train bombings A Mumbai court has sentenced five men to death for the serial bombings of commuter trains in the sprawling city. #मुंबईस्फोट: 11 मिनिटात 7 स्फोट, 9 -
Russia Syria conflict: Russian parliament gives green light for use of military force Russia’s parliament has unanimously granted President Vladimir Putin the right to deploy the country’s military in Syria. According to the Kremlin -
Cinema Golden Eye Award to Liam Hemsworth at Zurich Film Festival Transforming teenage screams into critical acclaim, Australian heartthrob and actor Liam Hemsworth has been awarded the coveted Golden Eye Award at -
Switzerland WHO: All people with HIV should get anti-retroviral drugs -
China Costly clear up in China after Typhoon Dujuan hits Fujian Chinese authorities face a huge clear up in the eastern province of Fujian after Typhoon Dujuan battered the coastal region. Super Typhoon Dujuan -
Afghanistan Afghan forces face tough task in retaking Kunduz from the Taliban The battle for Kunduz raged for a third day on Wednesday. But as Afghan government forces try to retake the city that has fallen to the Taliban, they -
Culture news Burqa-clad metal guitarist shredding stereotypes in Brazil Thrashing stereotypes as she shreds the guitar. Gisele Marie has been fronting her brother’s heavy metal band Spectrus since 2012. Born in Sao Paulo -
World News UN aid agencies helping Syrian refugees to get 1.6 billion euros from G7 and Gulf states The G7 group of industrial powers and Gulf states have allocated 1.6 billion euros in much-needed cash for UN aid agencies helping Syrian refugees -
World News Searching for Nefertiti - British archaeologist is on the trail A British archaeologist hopes he’s on the brink of finding the tomb dating back to the 14 century BC of the legendary Egyptian beauty, Queen -
Spain Charging Artur Mas over Catalonia's 'illegal referendum' turns him into a 'martyr' Catalonia’s government has denounced as politically motivated, charges of civil disobedience being brought against their acting regional president -
Israel Clashes erupt at holy site in Jerusalem Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is expected to give Israel an ultimatum today during his speech at the United Nations. The Palestinian leader’s