7 September 2016 | Euronews
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Venezuela Venezuela: rival rallies face off over Maduro's future In Venezuela, there’ve been fresh protests for and against President Nicolas Maduro as the country’s economic crisis deepens. -
Italy Fewer migrants crossing the Med to Europe but more dying - IOM New figures from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) show that fewer people are crossing the Mediterranean Sea, but more are perishing on the crossing to… -
USA iPhone 7 unveiled in San Francisco Apple has unveiled the highly-anticipated, new iPhone 7. -
Sport FIFA happy with Luzhniki refurbishment ahead of 2018 World Cup A FIFA delegation is in Moscow to inspect the refurbishment work being carried out on the Luzhniki Stadium ahead of the 2018 World Cup. -
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Sport Mathias Frank with enough in the tank to claim stage 17 of the Vuelta a Espana Mathias Frank sweltered his way to victory in stage 17 of the Vuelta a Espana. -
World Never say never: survival star Bear Grylls talks fear, masculinity and 007 With adventure TV shows in over 200 countries, numerous books and merchandising deals Grylls' schedule is timed to the minute, luckily we managed to grab him between takes as he filmed the latest camp -
South Korea LG Electronics seeks to revive mobile fortunes with V20 smartphone South Korea’s LG Electronics has unveiled its new V20 smartphone, seeking to recover from a series of losses in the mobile market. -
Germany The figures behind the rise of far-right party Alternative for Germany The burgeoning Alternative for Germany (AfD) scored one of its biggest triumphs at the ballot box in early September, notching up more than a fifth of votes and pushing Angela Merkel’s conservatives i -
Business Line Battle of the phones: Samsung vs Apple This week in Business Line we look at the triumphs and troubles of Samsung and Apple, with details of the iPhone 7 and the costly recall of the Note 7. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: mulling the future of US-EU trade ahead of presidential vote This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of news from across Europe. -
USA 'Ireland has done nothing wrong' says finance minister over Apple tax Ireland's government insisted it has done nothing wrong as the Dublin parliament debated its fight with the European Commission over Apple's tax bill. -
Hungary Hungary prepares for anti-refugee referendum Less than one month to go before the referendum in Hungary and the streets are full with different types of billboards. -
Spain Spanish minister withdraws application for job at World Bank Spain’s former industry minister has withdrawn his application for an executive job at the World Bank. -
France French police detain two after gas canisters found in Paris car Two people were arrested in southern France on Tuesday (September 7) in southern France after a car parked near Notre Dame Cathedral was found with several gas canisters inside over the… -
France French postal worker sues employer after suffering stroke A French postal worker who suffered a stroke is suing her employer after she was refused permission to seek medical attention when she fell ill at work. -
Sport 'Could do better' European teams so-so in World Cup Qualifiers After the highs come the lows as Euro 2016 champions Portugal discovered in the first World Cup qualifying match against Switzerland. -
Germany Merkel defends migrant policy despite regional election defeat Angela Merkel has staunchly defended her policy towards migrants in a speech to the Bundestag. -
United Kingdom Julian Assange criticises timing of Swedish news conference Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has criticised the timing of a news conference held by the Swedish prosecutor. -
No Comment Chinese waterfall reaching its spectacular best Influenced by the rainfall in the upper-middle reaches of the Yellow River and the discharge of water from the reservoir, the Hukou Waterfall in northern China’s Shanxi Province has entered its best v -
Greece Greece hit by flash floods In Greece, four people have died and one other is missing after heavy downpours caused flash flooding from Thessaloniki in the North East, all the way to Sparta in the… -
Sport Easy ride for Djoko as Kerber and Wozniacki reach US Open semis Top seed Novak Djokovic moved into the semi-finals of the US Open after his opponent Jo-Wilfried Tsonga retired with injury. -
United Kingdom Syria opposition says Russia-US plan to end war must be like its own The main body representing Syrian opposition groups has set out its plan to end the war under which President al-Assad would step down after six months of talks. -
Saudi Arabia Iran and Saudi Arabia in pilgrimage row Regional rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran have had an unusually harsh exchange in the lead up to the annual haj pilgrimage in Mecca. -
Business Series Hit the road jack - iPhone 7 expected to lack a headphone socket Apple is about to unveil its lineup of new products in San Francisco, expected to include the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus as well as the Apple Watch 2. -
Singapore WHO warns zika virus more resilient and spreading fast In Asia Singapore had the first confirmed local transmission of the zika virus, back in August. -
Cinema Morgan, a sci-fi thriller about a humanoid gone bad Luke Scott, son of famed director Ridley, makes his directorial debut in the sci-fi thriller Morgan, about a humanoid gone bad. -
Saudi Arabia The Hajj: An explanation for beginners What is the Hajj? -
Malaysia Zika spreads in Malaysia Malaysia confirms first pregnant woman has contracted Zika. -
Cinema Bridget is back and she's having a baby "Who's the daddy?" is the question on everyone's mind, especially Renée Zellweger's, in Bridget Jones's Baby. -
Sci-Tech More than a mirage: tropical biodome opens in Dubai Boasting hundreds of species of tropical flora, fauna and wildlife, The Green Planet has opened in Dubai. -
No Comment Another spectacular Northern Lights display over Finland There was another stunning display of the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights over Rovaniemi in Finland on Monday as atmospheric conditions on the sun fuelled another breathtaking night… -
Europe News More than 50 mln displaced children worldwide - UNICEF report Across the globe there are some 50 million displaced children, according to a new UNICEF report. -
No Comment 'Domino Drop Shot' world record broken in Dubai A bar in Dubai has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest domino drop shot. -
No Comment Vienna zoo confirms panda cub twins are 'a boy and a girl' It is official! -
Syria Dozens ill after alleged Syrian government chlorine attack on Aleppo An alleged chlorine gas attack on the Syrian city of Aleppo is said to have led to dozens of people including children being treated in hospital for suffocation. -
No Comment 360° video: Onstage at Sziget Festival 2016 Immerse yourself in all that Sziget Festival 2016 has to offer both on and offstage with Euronews’ 360° video. -
France Car containing gas cylinders found in Paris belonged to man on terror watchlist A car, whose owner is on an intelligence services watchlist of people suspected of religious radicalisation, was discovered near Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris on Saturday night with seven gas cylinder -
United Arab Emirates Dubai removes doors separating civil servants' offices Dubai’s ruler has followed up a surprise visit to government buildings by ordering office doors be removed. -
USA Rock formation 'toppled by vandals' Police are investigating whether an iconic rock formation on the coast of Oregon in the US was deliberately toppled. -
USA Partial halt to North Dakota oil pipeline after Native American protest There have been mounting protests in the US over plans to build an oil pipeline in North Dakota over land that is sacred to Native Americans. -
Cult Versailles, fake chairs, and a French antiques scandal An art scandal is brewing in France after the arrest of two respected antiques dealers on suspicion of selling fake furniture to Versailles. -
Gabon Gabon: Bongo hits back at claims he stole disputed election Accused of cheating at the polls in Gabon, re-elected President Ali Bongo turned the tables on Wednesday, saying that if electoral fraud was committed it was by his challenger Jean… -
Republic of North Macedonia Six dead as small aircraft crashes in FYR Macedonia All six people onboard a private plane died on Tuesday evening when it crashed in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. -
World News Hurricane Newton proves deadly for Mexico Hurricane Newton has given western Mexico a hammering but despite the first reported loss of life, the popular tourist resort of Cabo San Lucas knows it could have been a whole lot… -
World News Record-breaking US astronaut, crewmates safely return to Earth Expedition 48 Commander Jeff Williams has now spent a total of 534 days in space throughout his career, more than any other US astronaut. -
World News Paralympic Games kick off in Rio, amid funding crisis and cheating claims Almost everything has been scaled back, from venues to seating and staffing, after the organising committee ran out of money. -
World News Greek volunteers win 2016 Nansen Refugee Award UN refugee agency rewards Hellenic Rescue Team and psychologist Efi Latsoudi, who helped thousands of migrants reaching Greece. -
Saudi Arabia As Hajj pilgrims flock to Mecca, Saudi Arabia and Iran trade jibes After last year's devastating stampede, Iran and Saudi Arabia's top clerics quarrel over management of the pilgrimage