8 September 2016 | Euronews
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Italy Mayhem mounts for Rome's new mayor after losing another top aide She is the first woman to run Rome, but Virginia Raggi’s political problems – just like the city’s rubbish – appear to be mounting by the day. -
Gaza Israel constructing underground barrier along boundary with Gaza Israeli sources cited by Reuters news agency said that construction has begun on an underground barrier along a small stretch of its boundary line with Gaza. -
Norway Hairdresser on trial for refusing hijab-wearing client in Norway A Norwegian hairdresser is on trial for refusing to cut the hair of a Muslim client wearing a hijab. -
USA Clinton lashes back at Trump over his comments about Putin Hillary Clinton has responded to comments made by Donald Trump on US network NBC News. -
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Greece Greece conference to tackle migrant crisis Foreign Ministers and high-ranking officials from Mediterranean countries have met in Greece to search for solutions to the migrant crisis. -
Sport Dane Nielsen sizzles in the sun to claim stage 18 of Vuelta a Espana Stage 18 of the Vuelta a España saw the contenders for the general classification hide in the peloton and leave the stress to the sprint teams. -
Yemen Civilians reported killed by 'Saudi-led coalition airstrike' in Yemen At least nine civilians including four children have been killed in Yemen in an air-strike near the capital Sanaa, according to local residents. -
USA Queen singer Freddie Mercury honoured on 70th birthday An asteroid has been named after the late Freddie Mercury. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU and UK negotiators in place for divorce This is The Brief from Brussels, a daily round up of the top stories from around Europe. -
Economy Greece to tax property owners who rent to visitors The Greek government is to pass a law taxing owners of properties who rent them out to visitors via sites like Airbnb. -
Syria US-Russia talks on Syria stall Russia and the US have discussed possible cooperation to defeat terrorist groups in Syria. -
Croatia Croatia prepares to vote in snap election to break stalemate Croatia votes this weekend in an early general election – the second in less than a year as the EU’s newest country grapples with a political crisis that has revived divisions from the 1990s Balkan… -
Germany Work 'urgently needed' to resolve Ukraine crisis - German FM The German foreign minister has voiced his dissatisfaction over the slow pace of progress in resolving the conflict in the war-torn east of Ukraine, saying that progress was urgently… -
Business Series Apple's AirPods stir up anger and internet wit Apple's decision not to have a headphone socket on the iPhone 7 has sparked protests and petitions and social media has been awash with criticism and witticism. -
France Hollande: strong words on democracy in the face of terrorism French president François Hollande has spoken in Paris on the theme of democracy in the face of terrorism. -
Cinema Natalie Portman is Jackie Kennedy in Venice Natalie Portman’s latest movie ‘Jackie’ is among 20 competing for the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. -
Spain 'The flames are 7 metres high', wildfires rage in Spain and Portugal Thousands of firefighters in Spain and Portugal are battling blazes, as officials hope for a change in the weather to stop the spread of the flames. -
Europe News NATO braces for cyber war A new era has dawned for NATO, euronews correspondent Andrei Beketov reports from the Cyber Security symposium in Mons, Belgium. -
Cinema Tom Hanks is "Miracle on the Hudson" hero On January 15th, 2009, US Airways pilot Captain Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger became an overnight hero after successfully landing a plane with 155 people onboard in New York’s Hudson… -
Sci-Tech Philae: a space odyssey with a happy end After nearly two years missing in action, Rosetta's small lander Philae has finally been located in a shadowed spot on the comet 67-P - also known as Churyumov Gerasimenko - just three weeks before th -
World News Brussels' plan to resettle refugees an 'abject failure' Exclusive: It was meant to be the key plank in Brussels’ fight to show it was dealing with the migrant crisis unfolding on Europe’s doorstep. -
Economy Nothing new from European Central Bank despite weak growth forecasts The European Central Bank has decided it does not need to do anything more right now to stimulate the eurozone economy despite continued weak growth forecasts. -
France Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam still silent in new court appearance One of the suspects in the Paris terror attacks last November has again refused to speak when he appeared before a judge for the third time. -
My Europe Series Is peace possible in Afghanistan? Tales from a country torn apart by war Many Afghan nationals worked with the international forces in Kabul and elsewhere following the September 11 attacks in New York. -
Brazil The Paralympics: all you need to know The 2016 Rio Paralympic Games are the 15th edition of the competition The Games first took to the world stage in Rome in 1960, a week after the regular summer Olympics ended in the… -
Syria Syrian forces retake key Aleppo district Syrian army forces and their allies have recaptured the whole Ramousah district of Aleppo, according to a monitor. -
Economy No new eurozone stimulus measures from the ECB for now There was no fresh stimulus from the European Central Bank at its latest policy meeting in the face of high unemployment, weak growth and the threat of deflation in the… -
United Kingdom Tusk tells May 'ball in UK court' to get Brexit rolling The European Council President Donald Tusk has met British Prime Minister Theresa May in London, saying “the ball is in the UK’s court” to start Brexit negotiations as soon as… -
No Comment Murder suspect gives police the slip by breaking handcuffs A murder suspect in Las Vegas was caught on camera escaping from police custody by twisting his handcuffs until they broke. -
No Comment Robots plot quake damage in Amatrice Italian firefighters are using drones and robots in quake-destroyed buildings in central Italy, to avoid the need for emergency crews to go into unstable… -
World EU's Competition Commissioner fights tough for a fairer market Declaring open season on tax evaders, one EU Commissioner is going up against the multinationals, but she has been accused of changing the rules of the game. -
No Comment Chinese lantern festival on Danube island China’s traditional Lantern Festival has come to Europe, with 36 sculptures, lit by 18,000 LEDs on Vienna’s Danube island. -
France Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam remains silent again before judge One of the suspects in the Paris terror attacks last November has been taken from prison to appear before a judge in the French capital – only to remain silent again, according to his… -
Brazil Belarus Paralympic official banned from Rio Games for Russian flag gesture Andrei Fomochkin has been banned from the Rio Paralympic Games after waving a Russian flag at the opening ceremony. -
Target Madagascar takes to mining with wary eye on risks Madagascar is desperately poor and needs to develop its vast natural resources, but it is also a global ecological treasure house, subject to international scrutiny. Global capital will not invest her -
Cult Meet the creators of 21st-century cathedrals Modern-day Sagrada Familia It is a modern-day Sagrada Familia that has been taking shape for more than half a century in the small town of Mejorada del Campo, on the outskirts of… -
Lao People's Democratic Republic Obama reminds Beijing tribunal ruling on South China Sea is 'binding' Barack Obama has reminded China that an international ruling rejecting Beijing’s territorial claims in the South China Sea is “binding”. -
Brazil Let the Games begin! Paralympics start with spectacular opening ceremony The Paralympic Games have begun in Rio, with a breathtaking opening ceremony. -
Ukraine When hope is stronger than hardship: bright ideas bring change to war-ravaged Ukraine A collection of stories of Ukrainians who have started inspiring social and business projects in the eastern Donbas region, in the hope that development will help bring peace to a land now in its thir -
USA New era for Formula One as US firm Liberty takes control A new era has begun for Formula One. -
Brazil Brazil: New President Temer booed at Independence Day Parade and at Paralympics There were jeers from protesters on Wednesday as Michel Temer arrived to take part in his first Independence Day Parade as Brazil’s President. -
Italy Portman premieres 'Jackie' at Venice Film Festival There’s very little that’s not been said, read or written about the Kennedy’s but director Pablo Larrain’s Jackie aims to tell a different tale. -
World News Clinton and Trump talk tough at commander-in-chief forum The candidates to become the next US president have squared off on the same stage for the first time. -
World News Syrian refugees return home and praise Turkish military action Turkish officials say nearly 300 Syrians have gone back to the town of Jarablus; marking the first formal return of civilians since Turkey launched a massive military campaign last month against Islam -
World News Bongo ready for election recount but decision lies with Gabon court Gabon’s President Ali Bongo says he’s leaving it up to the country’s constitutional court to decide if there should be a recount of vote after last week’s disputed… -
Guatemala At least 9 dead following Guatemala mudslides At least nine people have died and two people were missing from a small town near Guatemala City on Wednesday (September 7) after intense rains the night before caused a mudslide, emergency workers…