1 September 2016 | Euronews
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Sport Silva scores brace to hand Spain boss Lopetgui winning start to new reign Roberto Martienz and Julen Lopetegui began their reigns as coaches of Belgium and Spain respectively on Thursday evening when their teams squared off in a friendly in… -
Gabon Gabon rocked by second night of post-election violence At least three people have died and hundreds have been arrested in a second day of protests in Gabon following the announcement of President Ali Bongo’s re-election, amid accusations that the vote was -
Brazil Brazilians react to Rousseff ouster Brazilians have reacted to the ouster of President Dilma Rousseff which ended an impeachment process that polarised the country amid a huge corruption scandal. -
World News Diplomatic efforts to save EU-Turkey migrant deal Building bridges in Ankara, the European Parliament President Martin Schulz met with the Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan to work out their differences on the EU-Turkey migrant… -
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World News Florida braces for first hurricane in more than a decade Florida is bracing itself for what is set to be the first hurricane to hit the state in more than a decade. -
Sport Vuelta a Espana: Keukeleire wins stage 12 as Quintana and Froome continue battle for title Belgian’s Jens Keukeleire celebrated the biggest victory of his career by winning stage 12 of the Vuelta a Espana. -
Italy Migrant arrivals in Italy surge At least 13,000 migrants have arrived in Italy in just four days as numbers being rescued in the Mediterranean surge. -
Business Series Samsung hit by exploding phone battery problem Samsung has delayed shipping of its new flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone following reports of exploding batteries as it investigates the cause. -
Poland Poland: Free prescription medicine for over-75s Senior citizens aged 75 and over are entitled to free prescription drugs in Poland from September 1 under a new law. -
Economy The Brief from Brussels: Apple-EC row leaves a bitter taste This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of the top stories from across Europe. -
Republic of North Macedonia Third time lucky: Macedonian politicians agree new election date Political leaders in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia are hoping for ‘third time lucky’ after agreeing a date in December for an early parliamentary… -
World News Italy plans rebuild of quake-hit towns Drone footage of Amatrice shows how easily the buildings crumbled when an earthquake rocked central Italy on August 24th killing 294 people. -
Musica Yuja Wang, the pianist who will not go quietly In partnership with: To the outside observer, Yuja Wang, may seem more like a Rock ‘n’ Roll star than a concert pianist. -
Syria How children are still dying at sea one year on from Alan Kurdi and that photo Exclusive: Hundreds of children have continued to drown and die at sea in the year since Syrian youngster Alan Kurdi was photographed washed up on a Turkish beach, Euronews can… -
France Funeral for French fashion legend Sonia Rykiel Paris on Thursday said a final farewell to French fashion designer Sonia Rykiel who died last month aged 86. -
Sport German football legend Beckenbauer investigated over 2006 World Cup Swiss authorities have opened criminal proceedings against German soccer great Franz Beckenbauer and two former presidents of Germany’s football federation (DFB) in connection with its successful bid -
Business Series Brussels and Apple trade claims over Irish tax row The verbal sparring continues between Brussels and Apple over the 13 billion euro tax bill the European Commission has ruled it must pay to the Irish government. -
Syria Syria conflict: 'Political initiative' planned in September It is hard to find hope as the carnage continues in Syria. -
USA Cape Canaveral explosion destroys SpaceX rocket and Israeli satellite An explosion has destroyed a rocket during test firing at Cape Canaveral in Florida. -
Sport Massa retiring at the end of 2016 Felipe Massa has announced he will retire at the conclusion of the current Formula One season which will bring an end to a fine career that has spanned 14 years. -
Cinema 'La La Land' the Venice Film Festival rolls out the red carpet The 73rd Venice Film Festival is up and running with the world premiere of the musical 'La La Land', directed by Damien Chazelle and starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling. -
China Expectations low for China's hosting of G20 Everything is ready in Hangzou, 200 kilometres from Shanghai, to welcome the heads of state of the G20 nations, the richest on the planet. -
France Security beefed up as pupils return to school in France It is back to school in France and, this time, with heightened security. -
Cinema Jennifer Aniston and Kelsey Grammer voice 'Storks' a family autumn animation "Storks" are the new long legged heroes in this animation for autumn, the big beaks have diversified into an International shipping, courier, and packaging service until something goes wrong. -
World News Dream "selfie cruise" ends in jail for Canadian women To their friends and followers on social media it seemed like a dream come true, a round-the-world luxury cruise taking in sights that you normally only see in holiday… -
Business Series British Airways resumes flights from London to Tehran British Airways is resuming direct flights from London to Tehran which were suspended four years ago because of western sanctions against Iran. -
Brazil Temer faces uncertain two years at the top in Brazil Michel Temer appeared to be the main winner in the first round of the Brazilian crisis that has shaken the country since December, but it could be a short-term triumph as his own weaknesses could trip -
Argentina Shall we dance? - World Tango Championship draws to a close Argentinian dancers Cristian Palomo and Melisa Sacchi have been crowned the Salon Tango world champions in front of a home crowd. -
Economy Oil production freeze speculation increases A freeze of oil output by major producers is looking more likely as Saudi Arabia signals a change in approach ahead of an OPEC meeting in Algeria later this month. -
Economy Eurozone manufacturing 'wavering', British manufacturing rebounds Manufacturing growth in the eurozone slowed in August partly due to the effect of the Brexit vote. The weaker pound boosting exports help UK manufacturing rebound. -
Brazil Rousseff removal sparks anger in bitterly divided Brazil Anger over the impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has spilled onto the streets. -
Gabon Gabon's disputed election plunges it into 'deep crisis' Riots have erupted in Gabon’s capital Libreville, as anger boils over the country’s disputed presidential election. -
No Comment Reunion Island: thousands witness partial eclipse of the sun The annular solar eclipse was perfectly visible from the French island of Reunion, as well as Madagascar and other locations across Central Africa. -
United Kingdom Too many people were ill-informed before Brexit referendum, say campaigners Britain’s EU referendum had ‘glaring democratic deficiencies’ and too many voters felt ill-informed, campaigners say. -
Sci-Tech ET ring back Russian telescope picks up mysterious radio signal Is there anybody out there? The fundamental question is rebounding once again after a mysterious radio signal was picked up by a Russian telescope. -
World News The mystery of how Jewish Avengers' poisoned bread failed to kill Nazi POWs Rather worryingly, when researching the Nakam, (Hebrew for ‘Avengers’), group on the internet, this entry comes up on the very first page, taken from a well-known blog… -
Target Toamasina: the economic heart of Madagascar Madagascar’s Port of Toamasina, the economic heart of the country. -
No Comment Brazil: thousands demonstrate against Temer Brazilians watching television in a Rio de Janeiro restaurant shouted “Out Temer” and jeered as newly sworn in President Michel Temer addressed the nation on… -
No Comment Spain: Tomatina festival Over 20,000 revelers hurled 150,000 kilos of ripe tomatoes at each other in the ‘Tomatina’ festival held every year on the third Wednesday of August in the Spanish town of Buñol, 38 kilometres west of -
Africanews Gabon post-election crisis: Continued protests and reactions Over a thousand people have been arrested during two days of post-election violence in Gabon after the announcement of the results for the 2016 presidential election. -
Italy Migrants in the Med: Weather window sees crossing boom A period of good weather has led to an increase in the number of migrants attempting make the journey to Europe from the north-African coast -
World News Australia to expand anti-ISIL campaign in Iraq and Syria Australia is to expand air strikes on ISIL – but must change its law first. -
Cult Conversations on tour teach Glass Animals 'How to be a Human Being' British band "Glass Animals":http://glassanimals.eu/ have released 'Youth' the second single from their latest album 'How to be a Human Being.' -
Cult The Raubdruckerin turn Berlin's unique streets into wearable art Berlin street art is alive and well and a team of artists known as "Raubdruckerin":http://www.raubdruckerin.de/. have come up with a unique way of creating textile pattens. -
World News Volkswagen emissions scandal: Australia sues car giant Volkswagen is being sued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission over its cheating emissions tests on diesel vehicles. -
USA President Obama on climate change tour Months before he leaves office, President Barack Obama has embarked on a whistle stop climate change tour of the US's western states before a meeting of the G20 summit in China. -
Mexico Trump vows never to recognise illegal immigrants in hardline speech Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has declared he would offer no amnesty to anyone who is in the United States illegally. -
Brazil Brazil riot police use tear gas as post impeachment protests turn violent The impeachment of President Rousseff has sparked both pro and anti rallies in several cities across the country. -
Gabon Gabon's parliament set ablaze after President Bongo wins disputed election FOLLOW LIVE our sister channel africanews for all the latest details from Gabon. -
Mexico Trump defends call for Mexico border wall - Pena Nieto refuses to pay Donald Trump has defended his call for a wall on the Mexican border to halt illegal immigration, during a surprise visit to meet Mexico’s President Enrique Pena…