9 September 2016 | Euronews
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Norway Facebook backs down over 'Napalm girl' photo Facebook has reinstated the iconic photograph of a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack during the Vietnam War. -
Gabon Jean Ping challenges Gabon election result in court France’s foreign minister has said the constitutional court of Gabon must examine a challenge to the country’s presidential election by opposition candidate Jean… -
USA Zika spraying goes ahead in Miami despite protests over insecticide-use Planes have completed an aerial spraying for mosquitoes carrying Zika in Miami, despite protests over the insecticide’s possible harmful effects. -
Sport Former FIFA chief Jeffrey Webb receives lifetime ban from football Former FIFA vice president Jeffrey Webb has been banned from football for life by the body’s ethics committee. -
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USA US House of Representatives votes to let 9/11 victims' families sue Saudi Arabia The US House of Representatives has passed a bill to allow 9/11 victims’ families sue Saudi Arabia for damages. -
Sport Vuelta a Espana: Chris Froome gains fighting chance with time trial win Stage 19 was the penultimate stage of the Vuelta a Espana – a rolling time trial of 37km from Chabia to Calpe. -
France Foiled Paris attack suspect 'engaged' to Normandy priest killer One of three women arrested over a foiled attack in Paris had been “promised as a bride” to two men behind attacks on police officers and a priest earlier this year, the Paris prosecutor said on Frida -
Economy BRUA pipeline for European energy diversity moves forward A move towards European energy diversity with the signing in Budapest of agreements to build the Romanian section of the BRUA pipeline network through Bulgaria-Romania-Hungary and Austria. -
France Huge 'Constellation' diamond unveiled in Paris The world’s most-expensive unpolished diamond at the time of sale has been unveiled in a Paris exhibition. -
Norway Child nudity concerns see Facebook delete post including Pulitzer Prize-winning photo Social media giant Facebook has provoked controversy by censoring an iconic photo over child nudity concerns. -
Vatican Former Pope Benedict XVI speaks candidly about his papacy Former Pope Benedict XVI has given a candid, book-length interview, outlining his likes and dislikes during his papacy. -
Iraq Al Qaeda 15 years after 9/11 Fifteen years on from the 9/11 attacks and more than five years after the death of Osama bin Laden what has happened to Al Qaeda? -
Greece Greece calls for pro-growth policies at 'Club Med' mini-summit Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras has called for pro-growth policies at a meeting of Europe’s Mediterranean countries in Athens. -
North Korea 'The stakes are high': what's the feeling in the US about the North Korean nuclear test? US President Barack Obama openly condemned North Korea’s latest nuclear test. -
Business Series VW engineer pleads guilty in US over diesel pollution scandal The US has brought the first criminal charges against a Volkswagen executive over the diesel emissions scandal. Engineer James Liang has pleaded guilty and will cooperate with investigators. -
Iran Iranians protest against Saudi rulers as Hajj gets underway Thousands of Iranians have protested in Tehran against Saudi Arabia’s ruling family, shouting “death to Al Saud the traitors” as the annual Hajj pilgrimage to the Saudi city of Mecca gets… -
North Korea International leaders condemn North Korea's latest nuclear test North Korea’s fifth and reportedly largest nuclear test has sparked outrage in leaders the world over. -
Economy Eurogroup pushes Greece on reforms EU finance ministers are pushing Greece to press ahead with reforms so it can receive 2.8 billion euros bailout cash from the EU and International Monetary Fund by the end of October. -
Sport Landon Donovan ends retirement and returns to LA Galaxy Landon Donovan has decided to come out of retirement to play for LA Galaxy for the remainder of the 2016 Major League Soccer season. -
My Europe Series Afghans likely to be next refugee wave for unprepared Europe It seems nowhere is safe for Afghans trying to flee renewed fighting, neither at home not in any of the neighbouring states. So many are heading for Europe in increasing numbers, yet find themselves b -
Switzerland US-Russia talks go ahead in Geneva renewing hope for a ceasefire in Syria Looking for a breakthrough, the US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov are meeting in Geneva for a new round of talks on a Syrian… -
Europe News Let us roam - Brussels pulls back on latest plan for regulating mobile fees across EU The European Commission has withdrawn proposals that would limit next year’s abolition of mobile roaming charges, after criticism that the rules should go further to favour… -
Business Series Hewlett-Packard Enterprise sells software business Hewlett-Packard Enterprise has slimmed down further by selling its software business to British firm Micro Focus. -
Korea Hanjin Shipping collapse strands cargo worth billions Hanjin Shipping's largest shareholder, Korean Air Lines, has again delayed a decision on a rescue plan, adding to uncertainty about cargo stranded at sea following the container carrier's collapse. -
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Croatia Weary Croatians go to polls again in quest for political stability A shifting of parties' political positions may facilitate coalition talks but voters remain sceptical it will deliver stable government? -
World News And also...Morgan Freeman is mistaken for Kofi Annan, airlines get lost and cause offence and sample a dog's life in Hungary. Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Burmese group protests against Kofi -
Turkey EU-Turkey should 'talk more to and less about each other' - Mogherini Federica Mogherini has encouraged the European Union and Turkey to “talk more to each other and a little bit less about each other. -
Spain At least three dead after train derails in Galicia, Spain At least three people were killed on Friday after a train derailed in Galicia in north-western Spain, emergency services said. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: revolving doors and Brexit preparations State of the Union is a weekly round up of the top European news, hosted by our Brussels team. -
My Europe Series Greece: Afghan migrants in limbo What was once a bustling airport outside Athens is now a makeshift camps for refugees with nowhere to go. -
Cult Tom Ford kicks of New York Fashion Week Fast fashion: Tom Ford kicks of New York Fashion Week with see-now-buy-now collection. -
Cult Our cultural tips: from rebels to Rembrandt Running at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, ‘You Say You Want a Revolution? -
No Comment Cuba celebrates patron saint Hundreds of Catholic faithful walked through Havana’s historic central district to celebrate the feast of the Virgin of Charity, Cuba’s patron saint. -
No Comment Residents evacuated from Algarve villages People have been evacuated from three villages in the Algarve region in southern Portugal, including a holiday resort, as hundreds of firefighters continued to battle wildfires across the country on… -
Cult NYC Memorial Museum marks 15 years since 9/11 New York City's 9/11 Memorial Museum marks the 15th anniversary of the attacks on the Twin Towers with a new exhibition of art inspired by the event. -
Cinema 'In Bed with Victoria': French Hollywood-style comedy Belgian actress Virginie Efira delivers an oustanding performance as Victoria Spick, a criminal lawyer who is as shrewd in the courtroom as she is a disaster in her private life. -
My Europe Series When the Afghan refugee's only road leads back home War in Syria means EU asylum applications from there are a priority, but people from other highly dangerous places are being sent back home when their applications eventually fail after long months wa -
France Paris attack suspect pledges allegiance to ISIL - investigators Sources close to the inquiry say the young woman, who was arrested along with two others, is the daughter of the owner of the vehicle found packed with gas canisters near Notre Dame cathedral. -
North Korea North Korea conducts its fifth and largest nuclear test Ttate television said the test elevated the country's nuclear arsenal and was part of its response to international sanctions following its earlier nuclear test and long-range rocket launch in January -
North Korea North Korea guilty of "maniacal recklessness" - Seoul International reaction to news of North Korea's suspected fifth nuclear test, the largest to date, has been swift and condemnatory. -
Iceland Iceland: rapid glacier melting drastically alters landscape The rivers running from one Iceland’s largest glacier’s have combined to become one for the first time since the middle ages. -
North Korea North Korea suspected of conducting fifth nuclear test North Korea is suspected of conducting its fifth nuclear bomb test after a huge seismic shock was detected near the country’s Punggye-Ri atomic site. -
France Dozens trapped after cable car failure over Alps 33 people trapped overnight in cable cars high over the glaciers of Mont Blanc in the Alps have finally been brought down to safety. -
Syria Syria: top commander of former Nusra group 'killed' near Aleppo A top commander of the militant group formerly known as al-Nusra Front has been killed in an airstrike near the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo, rebel sources have… -
World News Smartphone app lets women report areas where they feel unsafe Dark alleyways and empty spaces can often mean danger and a sense of anxiety for the most vulnerable members of society.