5 September 2016 | Euronews
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Syria Wave of ISIL-claimed bombings in Syria kills at least 40 Six bombings claimed by the self-styled Islamic State hit government-held areas and a Kurdish-controlled province on Monday. -
Sport Wales continue their winning ways in World Cup qualifiers Wales carried their good form from the European Championships into the World Cup qualifiers. -
World News Philae - Lost....and Found! The lost lander has been spotted on the "Space Duck" comet it landed on 664 days ago. -
Afghanistan Kabul hit by three bomb attacks At least three bomb attacks marked a deadly start to the week in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul. -
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Philippines What did Rodrigo Duterte call Barack Obama? Hardliner Duterte has warned the US president not to question him over a surge in drug-related killings since Duterte took office two months ago. -
Chile G20 ends with pledge on trade and promise to fight protectionism The balance sheet from the latest G20 meeting, President Barack Obama’s last, appears to be a thin one. -
Sport Vuelta a Espana: Jempy Drucker claims first grand tour stage win Stage 16 of the Vuelta a Espana was one for the sprinters. -
World Spain's political deadlock continues On Friday, for the second time in 48 hours Mariano Rajoy failed to form a government in the Spanish Parliament. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Merkel's loss is the far-right's gain This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of the top stories from across Europe. -
Germany Germany's AfD - a flash in the pan or here to stay? For insight into the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in Germany, euronews spoke to Jean-Michel De Waele, Professor of Political Science at the Free University of… -
China Stalemate on Syria: Putin and Obama fail to find deal to end bloodshed Every picture tells a story. -
Business Series Samsung shares rise despite massive Note 7 smartphone recall Samsung Electronics' shares rose on Monday despite the anticipated losses from the recall of 2.5 million Note 7 smartphones in 10 countries after the batteries in some caught fire or exploded. -
France Former French Socialist minister goes on trial for tax fraud and money laundering The trial has begun in France of disgraced former Socialist minister Jerome Cahuzac, accused of tax evasion and money-laundering. -
United Kingdom London burns as 1666 model commemorates Great Fire A model of the 1666 City of London has been set ablaze on the Thames to commemorate the great Fire of that year that destroyed nearly 80% of the capital. -
Israel Sudden collapse kills two in Tel Aviv carpark accident An inquiry has been promised following the death of at least two people in Tel Aviv when a carpark under construction collapsed. -
Germany Merkel resists pressure to change refugee policy The German chancellor admits she is unhappy about the results of Sunday's regional election. But which way now for the CDU? -
World News Does Brussels have the tools to take on VW? Brussels is finally bearing some teeth over the Volkswagen emissions scandal. -
Syria The two sides of Aleppo: Relaxing with death on your doorstep People lounge around a hotel swimming pool as a singer entertains them… It is not the sort of scene you would expect to see in Aleppo, the divided city that has become the focus of fighting in Syria’s -
Sport Germany begin World Cup title defence with a stroll in Norway Hello and welcome back to The Corner. -
Economy Saudi Arabia and Russia signed an oil deal - but what does it mean? Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to cooperate over oil, with a task force to recommend measures and actions, but no immediate action by the world's two top producers. -
France Locals disrupt Calais traffic in call for demolition of "jungle" migrant camp Some of the protesters who came to block the motorway approaches to Calais on Monday have vowed to stay and fight on until the migrant camp there dubbed the “jungle” is… -
Adventures Off-road adventures in Macedonia More than a thousand dirt tracks make this landlocked country a great place to mountain bike. -
Cult Good Charlotte back in business with a new album Good Charlotte, the American band and brainchild of twin brothers Joel and Benji Madden, are back on the road to promote the 'Youth Authority' collection. -
Sport US Open: Lucas Pouille stuns Rafa Nadal in five-set thriller Young Frenchman Lucas Pouille scored a stunning, five-set upset over 14-times grand slam singles champion Rafa Nadal, winning a climactic tiebreak 8-6 to reach the… -
Economy Eurozone August business growth weaker Business growth in the eurozone was weak in August - the most lacklustre it has been since the start of last year, according to surveys of thousands of companies. -
Economy Eurozone shoppers not scared by Brexit vote Euro zone retail sales rose more than expected in July, posting the largest monthly increase of the year despite the British vote in June to leave the European Union. -
Spain Spain: Wildfires rage on the Costa Blanca Three separate wildfires, which authorities say were started deliberately, have been raging along Spain's Costa Blanca since Sunday, aggravated by soaring temperatures and strong winds. -
Cult Lettuce and livestock perform arabesques down on the farm There is moonlight in Vermont and there is classical ballet down on the farm in Vermont. -
World News Wildlife groups hail the Giant Panda's revival For half a century the Giant Panda has been a symbol of global attempts to preserve wildlife. -
France Word World champion crowned in Lille For most players, it’s a fun but challenging board game, but for the competitors at the World Scrabble Championships it is a serious sport, with a serious prize. -
No Comment Spectacular evening gala at the G20 Summit Parts of Hangzhou were lit up on Sunday (September 4) night as China put on a spectacular gala performance for global heads of state attending the G20 summit. -
No Comment Pope Francis offers pizza lunch to 1,500 homeless people Some 1,500 homeless people from across Italy were brought into Rome to be given seats of honour at Mother Teresa’s canonisation Mass, before being treated to a pizza… -
Germany Merkel's CDU beaten into 3rd place by anti-immigrant AFD The CDU finishes behind the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) and the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AFD) party in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania -
Sci-Tech E-bikes sales motor at the Eurobike Fair Cycling keeps you fit, young at heart and is growing in popularity as witnessed at the Eurobike Fair in Friedrichshafen, Germany. -
Cinema Stars promenade at the Deauville American Film Festival The stars and the stripes paraded at the "Deauville American Film Festival":http://www.festival-deauville.com/DEV/index.php?pid=22. -
Next Series Scientists fear deep-sea mining Scientists fear that even before one of the last frontiers of exploration, the ocean deep, has been properly studied it will already have been exploited by commercial deep-sea mining looking for rare -
Next Series Takeaway: sea mining Deep ocean floor has never been mined for resources That is about to change Mining companies may launch deep-sea mining by 2018 Environmental consequences remain unknown Researchers are rushing to fil -
North Korea Japan strongly condemns latest North Korean missile launch North Korea has fired three ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast, according to the South Korean military. -
China US and Russia fail to reach Syria deal at G20 US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin have been unable to reach an agreement on ending the violence in Syria. -
United Kingdom Model set ablaze to mark Great Fire of London A floating model of 17th century London was set alight on the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London, on Sunday evening. -
Brazil Pro-Rousseff protesters demand Temer's removal in Brazil There was tension and some clashes as tens of thousands took to the streets of Sao Paulo – in the latest protest against the new Brazilian President Michel Temer following the Senate’s decision to ous -
China Young anti-China activists take seats in Hong Kong elections Several pro-independence and pro-democracy activists have won seats in elections for Hong Kong’s Legislative Council. -
World News G20 summit: Brexit warnings from Japan and US, but trade hope from Australia Leaders of the world’s largest economies have met for the second and final day of the G20 summit in China. -
Ukraine Ukraine Inter TV set on fire in Kyiv Ukrainian television station Inter has been forced to make an outside broadcast after its studios caught fire amid a protest in Kyiv. -
South Sudan South Sudan accepts new UN-backed peacekeeping force Under increasing international pressure, South Sudan has agreed to accept 4,000 extra peacekeepers.