6 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News US Presidential candidates trade security-themed insults US presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged insults rooted in the theme of national security on Tuesday. -
World News EU missions finds "clear anomaly" in Gabon's disputed poll The African Union plans to send mediators to Gabon, while France recommended a recount. -
Sport Magnificent minnows in a night of World Cup action In the World Cup qualifiers in Group A France were in Belarus and with all the talent on show failed to breakdown a stubborn home side. The Euro 2016 hosts and runners-up go home unhappy. -
Mexico Hurricane Newton kills at least two, brings down trees in Mexico Hurricane Newton has lashed Mexico’s Baja California coast, killing at least two people, driving tourists and locals into shelters along the holiday peninsula and dumping heavy rain and sustained wind -
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Netherlands Holland to help build pipeline to Gaza Holland has agreed to team up with Israel to supply Gaza with water and gas -
World News 'Use a condom or avoid sex for 6 months after visiting Zika areas' The World Health Organisation has advised that anyone returning from areas affected by the Zika virus should practice safe sex for at least six months. -
France First face transplant patient dies Isabelle Dinoire, the world’s first recipient of a face transplant died on 22 April after a ‘long illness’. -
Syria Gas allegedly used by Syrian government forces in latest Aleppo bombing Medical sources in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo say that President Assad’s forces may have again used chlorine bombs in a gas attack on a rebel-held residential… -
Sport Money united as top clubs back UEFA changes to the Champions League The ECA General Assembly of leading European football clubs has taken place in Geneva where the clubs backed changes to the Champions and Europa Leagues, which will guarantee more money for those invo -
Business Series LEGO expands to beat supply-chain bottlenecks LEGO is blaming a lack of production capacity for a decline in revenue growth and profits in the first half of the year, addressing that with big investment plans. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: spotlight on attacks against Polish nationals in UK This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories across Europe. -
France New migrant centres in Paris announced Paris will house almost 1000 migrants in two separate camps in the north of the city at an estimated cost of € 6. -
United Kingdom Sturgeon warns Scotland will decide its European future independently The people of Scotland have made two recent choices in referendum votes. -
Sport 'Splashtacular' Stockholm swimrun stuns with three world records The Swimrun World Championships through the Stockholm archipelago produced world records in all three categories this year. -
Italy Police smash network 'smuggling Syrians to Western Europe' Italian police said on Tuesday that they had smashed a criminal network that smuggled hundreds of mostly Syrian refugees across the Balkans to Western Europe. -
Myanmar Myanmar: the Rohingya's plight It is significant that the Burmese Foreign Minister, Aung San Suu Kyi, called out for help to find a solution to the Rohingya’s situation. -
Lao People's Democratic Republic US has moral obligation to Laos, says President Barack Obama Barack Obama is the first US President to visit Laos. -
United Kingdom Britain jails radical Muslim cleric Anjem Choudary A court in Britain has jailed the country’s best-known radical Muslim cleric for five and a half years for urging support of ISIL . -
France Arson suspected as wildfire leaves trail of destruction in southern France Arsonists are being blamed for a trail of destruction on the doorstep of Marseille. -
Sport Rory roars back to form with stunning PGA victory Rory Mcllroy staged a stunning fightback to win the Deutsche Bank Championship by two shots in Norton, Massachusetts. -
Sport Record breaking Serena Williams bags her 308th Grand Slam victory Serena Williams has advanced into quarter finals of the US Open after dispatching Kazakhstan's Yaroslava Shvedova 6-2 6-3. -
Cult From Rude to Red Dress - Canadian band Magic! think women are selling themselves wrong Canadian four-piece Magic! cherish their reggae roots with their second full-length studio album 'Primary Colors' -
United Kingdom UK Government hazy on Brexit The UK government still lack clarity on Brexit almost three months on -
Sci-Tech Home robots all the rage at IFA in Berlin Home robots held centre stages at Europe's biggest tech trade show, IFA, in Berlin. The message: put your feet up and let the robot do the work. -
Europe News EU watchdog demands clarification over Barroso's Goldman Sachs job EU Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly has demanded that the European Commission (EC) clarify its position over the recent appointment of former EC president Jose Manuel Barroso as chairman and adviser to Goldma -
Ukraine Poroshenko warns Ukraine parliament wind of change may blow friends off-course Ukraine’s parliament has resumed business after the summer break, and gathered to hear some warnings from President Poroshenko. -
Business Series Bayer raises bid price for Monsanto Bayer's quest to become the world's largest producer of seeds and pesticides has led it to raise the price it is willing to pay for US firm Monsanto to more than $65 billion. -
Economy Eurozone Q2 growth weakens There was only weak growth again for the eurozone economy between April and June - up by just 0.3 percent from the previous quarter with exports the biggest contributor. -
World News Putin offers support and comfort in Samarkand Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Uzbekistan for his first visit since the death of longtime President Islam Karimov. -
United Kingdom 'Black Lives Matter' protest paralyses London City Airport Campaign group ‘Black Lives Matter’ brought London City Airport to a standstill on Tuesday morning after activists set up a wooden tripod and locked themselves together on the… -
Spain SOS Children’s Villages wins Princess of Asturias Award SOS Children’s Villages International, an organisation dedicated to abandoned and orphaned children, has claimed the Princess of Asturias Award for Concord. -
No Comment Aegean Sea rescue Portuguese Maritime Police rescued 38 migrants including several babies and infants from a dinghy in the Aegean sea on Sunday (September 4). -
No Comment Ganesh Chaturthi 2016 Devotees across India began celebrating the 11-day Ganesh festival on Monday to mark the birth of the popular Hindu god. -
Focus World Nomad Games: creating cultural connections Cholpon-Ata, a city in the heart of the Kyrgyz Republic, is host to the Second World Nomad Games, with athletes from over forty countries. -
Myanmar Myanmar: Annan faces anger as he probes plight of Rohingya Muslims Hundreds of people rallied in Myanmar on Tuesday to denounce an advisory commission, led by visiting former UN chief Kofi Annan, which is charged with probing the plight of the country’s Muslim… -
USA Clinton hints at Russian interference to elect Trump Hillary Clinton has hinted that Russia might have interfered with the US election process to try to help Donald Trump. -
Cinema Jude Law stars as an American pope in new HBO series British actor Jude Law stars as the Pope in HBO's new miniseries 'The Young Pope' by Italian director Paolo Sorrentino. -
Cinema 'The War Show': a video diary of the Syrian conflict Screened at the Venice Film Festival, 'The War Show' is a documentary about the Syrian conflict told from the point of view of a former radio DJ and her friends. -
Iraq ISIL claims responsibility for deadly Baghdad bomb blast A car bomb explosion near a hospital in central Baghdad has left at least nine people dead. -
Lao People's Democratic Republic Philippines says Duterte 'regrets' Obama insult The Philippines says President Rodrigo Duterte regrets insulting Barack Obama. -
Afghanistan Afghan forces end Kabul aid agency siege after gun battle Afghan security forces in Kabul have been battling gunmen who stormed an international aid group’s offices after a car bomb attack. -
Netherlands UN human rights chief blasts Western 'demagogues' Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein accuses prominent Western politicians of peddling fear and hate in the same way as Islamist extremists. -
United Kingdom Lawmakers debate petition calling for fresh Brexit vote Monday evening's heated discussion lasted more than three hours. -
Italy Death toll from Italy quake rises to 295 Rescuers have found the body of the last person reported missing after the deadly Aug. 24 earthquake in Italy, according to local media. -
France France's ex-budget minister on trial for tax fraud Jerome Cahuzac says his first secret account was used to fund the political movement of former French PM Michel Rocard.