12 September 2016 | Euronews
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South Africa South Africa: emergency service work to save illegal workers trapped in mine Rescuers are working to recover a group of illegal miners who became trapped in a South African gold mine last Wednesday (September 7). -
France IMF Chief Christine Lagarde loses appeal, ordered to stand trial for negligence International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde is to stand trial from December 12 for her role in a 400-million-euro payout when she was France’s Economy… -
USA Clinton campaign regroups over health scare Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign team has admitted mishandling the weekend’s health scare concerning the Democratic candidate. -
USA Health at forefront of US election campaign: Trump vows to disclose medical results Health has been brought to the forefront of the US election campaign. -
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Italy 'Offended' Italians sue Charlie Hebdo for Amatrice pasta cartoons The Italian town of Amatrice is suing French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo for depicting earthquake victims as pasta dishes. -
USA How healthy are the US presidential candidates? -
Sport Paris Saint Germain ready for improving Arsenal Paris Saint Germain and new boss Unai Emry begin their quest for European glory on Tuesday when they host Arsenal in their Champions League Group A opener in the French… -
China Chinese student sues over books that call homosexuality a "disorder" A Chinese student is taking the ministry of education to court over textbooks that say homosexuality that is a “mental disorder”. -
United Kingdom David Cameron steps down as MP for Witney Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron is to step down as the MP for Witney, seemingly ending his political career. -
Syria Initial 'calm prevails' as Syrian ceasefire deal comes into effect A nationwide ceasefire agreement in Syria brokered by Russia and the United States has come into effect. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Barroso feels heat over US bank role This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Business Series Alstom in crisis talks with French government over train making plant Alstom has begun crisis talks over plans to stop making trains at its plant in Belfort. The French government is insisting the facility remains open. -
World Clinton's pneumonia 'feeds narrative that she is secretive' Donald Trump has pledged to release details of his own health record after Hillary Clinton’s malaise at the weekend and the news that she had been diagnosed with… -
Syria Five years' talking brings no closer end to Syrian carnage There is a new ceasefire in Syria, brokered between the US and Russia, respectively the godfathers of the opposition, and regime. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: Samarkand's lost art of papermaking The paper made here was considered to be among the finest in the world -
Saudi Arabia Eid al-Adha celebrated around the world Muslims around the world celebrate one of the most important festivals of the Islamic calendar on Monday (September 12): Eid al-Adha. -
Belgium Paralympian of the year Marieke Vervoort will choose euthanasia, but not yet... Marieke Vervoort was named Paralympian of the year in both 2012 and 2015, but that’s not what the media were focussing on ahead of the Belgian’s arrival in Rio. -
Adventures Glide like an eagle over Macedonia The largely mountainous republic is popular amongst paragliders. -
Europe News Barroso faces EU probe over bank job Former European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso faces an ethics probe after he joined Goldman Sachs. -
World News What is the state of Juncker's Union now? “Because our European Union is not in a good state. -
Economy Spain's taxpayers will never get most of bank bailout money back - report Spain's government has reportedly admitted it will never get back much of the more than 50 billion euros used to bail out the countries' banks according to a report the newspaper El Pais. -
Turkey Bomb injures dozens in Turkey a day after crackdown on Kurdish mayors Scores of people have been injured in a car bomb attack on local government offices in the southeastern Turkish city of Van. -
Sport Guardiola draws first blood in Manchester derby Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City laid down an early marker with a deserved 2-1 win over Jose Mourinho’s United in the Manchester derby on Saturday. -
Croatia Croatia's centre-right HDZ unexpectedly wins snap election Croatia's conservative Democratic Union party (HDZ) unexpectedly wins the country's snap election, but has insufficient seats to form a government. -
Cult Tommy Hilfiger and Gigi Hadid launch fashion line in New York Veteran fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger teams up with top model Gigi Hadid to boost his brand at star-studded New York Fashion Week show. -
Libya Haftar's oil blitz could fatally undermine Libyan government The internationally-recognised Libyan government’s loss of key oil facilities to forces loyal to the eastern administration and General Kalifa Haftar is a potentially serious blow that could starve Tr -
USA Get Well Soon or In Bad Shape: How the internet reacted to Clinton's pneumonia It started as a cough, it became a stumble and now it’s all over social media. -
Business Series Sanofi and Verily pair up to improve diabetes treatment French drugmaker Sanofi and the US firm Verily are to invest around $500 million (445 million euros) in a joint venture to help people with diabetes. -
Sport Brilliant Wawrinka upsets the odds to beat Djokovic and win US Open Stan Wawrinka produced a stunning performance to beat world number one Novak Djokovic and win the US Open for a career third grand slam crown. -
Business Series HP Inc to buy Samsung's printer business to expand into copiers HP Inc is to buy Samsung's printer business with CEO Dion Weisler saying it will looking to "disrupt" the office copier business. -
World News The European Commission explained What is the European Commission? -
Cinema First Filipino win at Venice Film Festival Filipino director Lav Diaz picks up the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival for 'The Woman Who Left', while the runner-up Silver Lion is split between Andrei Konchalovsky for Holocaust drama 'Rai' -
Syria Assad vows to recover all of Syria from 'terrorist groups' Hours before a US-Russian ceasefire deal was due to take effect, the Syrian president said the Syrian state was determined to recover all areas from terrorist… -
Italy No longer Charlie: Amatrice to sue Charlie Hebdo over cartoon Amatrice Town Council has filed a petition against French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo for ‘aggravated defamation’ after it published a cartoon showing the victims of last month’s earthquake in I -
Markets European markets hit by worries over US rate hike timing Monday was a rough day for the world's financial markets amid fears that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again as early as next week. -
Austria Austrian presidential poll postponed over faulty glue Austria has put back the re-run of its presidential election because of a technical problem with ballot papers. -
Sci-Tech Farmers use drones to fight drought In drought-stricken California, every drop counts. -
Africanews What are the top 5 Android Apps? Every day the app on top on the list keeps changing and there is competition everywhere. -
No Comment USA: 15th Anniversary of September 11 in New York The 2,977 men and women who died in the attacks that day were remembered this weekend with parades and solemn memorials throughout the United States. -
No Comment Saudi Arabia: Hajj pilgrims head to Mount Arafat After spending the night in the massive valley of Mina, Hajj pilgrims headed to Mount Arafat on Sunday (11 September), some 20 kilometers (12 miles) east of Mecca, for the pinnacle of the… -
United Kingdom Brexit: EU visa scheme could see Britons paying to visit Europe Post Brexit, Britons may have to apply online and pay a fee in order to visit the EU. -
USA Pneumonia forces Hillary Clinton to cancel California campaign trip US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has cancelled a two-day campaign trip to California, after being diagnosed with pneumonia. -
Next Series Could optical fibre sensors save lives? When driving on a road embankment, we hope that it won’t collapse under the wheels of our vehicle, but how certain can we really be? -
Next Series Takeaway: groundbreaking sensors Optical fibre can do more than high-speed internet: it can save lives on the road. -
World News Greek PM calls on EU to do more to resettle refugees Some 3,000 migrants have been rescued in the Mediterranean over the weekend. -
North Korea South Korea says North ready for new nuclear test The United States is reportedly planning to fly one of its bombers over South Korea tomorrow in a show of force against the North following Friday’s fifth nuclear… -
Cinema Film stars react to US election campaign Euronews asks celebrities gathered in the French town of Deauville for the American Film Festival how they feel about the upcoming US election. -
Belgium Belgium's Marieke Vervoort: I don't want to die ... yet Marieke Vervoort told reporters after winning silver in the 400m wheelchair race that she's not ready yet for euthanasia. -
Germany Two crew killed in river cruise boat collision in southern Germany Two crew members have died when a river cruise boat hit a bridge in southern Germany. -
France Volcano erupts on La Reunion island A volcano on La Reunion in the Indian ocean has erupted for the second time this year. -
Saudi Arabia Muslim pilgrims begin last rituals of hajj in Mecca Thousands of Muslim pilgrims have begun the ritual of the stoning of the devil in the Saudi City of Mina. -
World News The egg seller and her bike who have a combined age of 140 Elena Galvez makes her living in the Chilian suburb of Cerillos from selling eggs and milk. -
World News Belarussian opposition win parliamentary seat Opposition groups win parliamentary seats for first time since 1996 as MPs loyal to President Alexander Lukashenko retained power. -
Croatia Croatia's Conservatives set to win most seats in parliamentary elections The Conservative Croatian Democratic Union – or HDZ – is set to get the most seats in the country’s parliamentary elections. -
USA Swiss third seed Wawrinka wins US Open Third seed Stan Wawrinka has taken the men’s US Open title – beating top-seeded defending champion Novak Djokovic. -
France Schoolboy arrested in Paris on suspicion of planning 'imminent' attack A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in Paris on suspicion of preparing what’s described as an imminent “violent action.