13 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News Rebels in eastern Ukraine announce unilateral ceasefire The self-proclaimed leader of a separatist-held area of Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine, has announced a unilateral ceasefire in the region, beginning on Wednesday at… -
World News Northern Europe sizzles in sunshine as the climate warms Northern Europe swelters under record high temperatures as people seek ways to cool off. -
Sport Champions League: Arsenal and PSG share the spoils as Barcelona and Bayern fire warning shots on day one Paris Saint Germain and Arsenal began their Champions League campaign with a share of the spoils following a one all draw in the French Capital. -
USA Obama takes up the fight for Hillary in Philly Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has had previous health episodes similar to Sunday’s near collapse, according to her husband, former President Bill… -
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Sport US athletes confidential medical records leaked following hack of WADA database A group of Russian hackers calling themselves ‘Fancy Bears’ on Tuesday leaked confidential medical files of some US athletes, including four time Olympic gold medal winning gymnast Simone Biles and te -
Israel Israel: former President Shimon Peres in induced coma following stroke Former President of Israel Shimon Peres is in a delicate condition in a hospital near Tel Aviv after suffering a stroke. -
Italy Venetians march to take back their city Residents of Venice have banded together to fight against mass tourism. -
China Locals pelt riot police in China "democracy" village Clashes broke out in Wukan between villagers and riot police, who fired tear gas and rubber bullets at them. -
Germany 'ISIL trio' from Syria arrested in Germany The German government said three young Syrian men arrested in the north of Germany were members of so-called Islamic State (ISIL). -
Indonesia Landing without wheels: cargo plane skids down Indonesian runway More Papua province authorities said there were no injuries to report. -
World News Crew member dies in safety drill on world's biggest cruise ship A Filipino crew member died and two others were critically injured when a lifeboat fell off the world’s biggest cruise liner. -
Business Series IKEA sales jump from online boost Swedish budget furniture retailer IKEA has reported record annual sales with online revenues up 30 percent. -
Germany Merkel starting to feel immigration backlash in Germany A million refugees arrived in Germany in 2015, with the peak migration being reached in September, when Chancellor Angela Merkel decided to open the frontiers. -
Syria Syria truce 'largely holding' but aid deliveries could suffer delays The Russia-US-brokered ceasefire which took effect across Syria from Monday night appears largely to be holding. -
World News UK Brexit minister says legislation may be needed The UK minister in charge of Brexit, David Davis, says parliament may have to ratify legislation needed for the UK to successfully leave the European Union. -
Spain Diver finds couple's lost wedding ring after nearly 40 years -
Economy China's economy on track for stable growth China's economy perked up in August after a lacklustre July. Factory output and retail sales grew faster than expected, the housing market was strong and government infrastructure spending rose. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU's Juncker to outline policy priorities This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
World News Israel set to sign record US military aid deal -media At least 33 billion euros of aid is set to pour into Israel over a decade, according to media reports. -
Sport Kaepernick racial injustice protests divide US opinion San Francisco 49ers backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick continues to divide opinion in the United States over him refusing to stand for the national anthem prior to… -
Romania EU needs to focus on areas its citizens care about, says Romanian PM The EU should concentrate on issues like security and the economy as it seeks to restore the trust of its citizens, Romanian prime minister Dacian Ciolos said. -
Europe News Europeans wait for Juncker's words on the State of the Union The head of the European Commission gave his first so-called State of the Union speech in September last year. -
Italy Children of quake-hit Italian town go back to school - in prefabs It's back to school for the children of Amatrice, the Italian town hardest hit by last month's deadly earthquake. -
Markets Glut alert! Oil demand slowing, production still high Oil prices were down again on Tuesday following pessimistic predictions about the growth in demand from the International Energy Agency. -
Spain 'Toro de la Pena' bull-lancing festival spurs controversy in Spain The controversial bull-lancing festival is underway in the Spanish town of Tordesillas. -
Syria Syrian ceasefire breathing space promises little relief for rebels Aleppo shook to falling bombs right up to the very last minute before the ceasefire. -
Economy Plastic fantastic - Britain unveils polymer banknotes Britain has introduced its first plastic currency with a new five pound banknote entering circulation featuring World War Two leader Winston Churchill. -
Cinema What's on at Toronto Film Festival Christian Bale and Oscar Isaac hit the red carpet for their latest movie 'The Promise', while Nicole Kidman supports up-and-coming Australian director Garth Davis with his feature debut 'Lion'. -
Ukraine Ukraine: separatist leader announces unilateral ceasefire from Wednesday A separatist leader in eastern Ukraine has announced a unilateral ceasefire to start at midnight on Wednesday, according to Associated Press. -
World News Back to School: who spends longest in class around Europe? Though Europe is a tapestry of different cultures, traditions and languages, school term times are remarkably similar, with just a few striking exceptions. -
Cult Budapest circus revives Paris cabaret ‘Paris de Nuit’ by the Budapest-based Recirquel Contemporary Circus Company takes audiences into the cafes, brothels and dark streets of 1930’s Paris. -
Economy Eurozone is doomed without radical reform says economist Stiglitz As the eurozone struggles with weak growth and the threat of deflation, left-leaning economist and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz told Euronews the currency bloc is doomed without radical changes. -
Saudi Arabia Hajj pilgrims 'stone the devil' amid tight security No incident has been reported so far during the ritual that caused a devastating stampede last year. -
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No Comment Volcano spews lava on La Reunion island A volcano on the French island of Reunion erupted on Sunday, shooting lava into the air. -
Turkey Turkey formally requests arrest of US-based cleric Gulen Turkey made the request on charges Gulen 'ordered and commanded' the July coup attempt -
Europe News Hungary should be kicked out of the EU, says Luxembourg minister -
North Korea North Korea mass recovery efforts underway after floods Clean-up operations are underway in North Korea after devastating floods. -
Germany Three Syrians with suspected ISIL links arrested after German police raids Three Syrian nationals suspected of being on an ISIL mission are arrested by German police -
Sci-Tech Could snow leopards boost tourism to Afghanistan? Rare footage of a Snow Leopard has emerged in Afghanistan’s northeastern Wakhan National Park. -
North Korea Show of force: US B-1 bombers fly over South Korea after North's nuclear test Two US B-1 bombers have flown over South Korea. -
Israel Syria says downed Israeli aircraft, Israel denies The Syrian army was said to have downed an Israeli warplane and a drone on Tuesday, but Israel promptly denied the report. -
World News 'Claw drone' mimics bird of prey A “clawed” drone that can perch like a bird and pick up objects is the latest addition to the crowded market for unmanned aerial vehicles. -
Brazil Brazil's ex-speaker Eduardo Cunha expelled from office amid corruption charges Eduardo Cunha, the man dubbed Brazil’s most corrupt, and former speaker of the lower house has been stripped of his seat. -
World News Nickel producer Norilsk admits plant spillage turned Russian river red The world’s biggest nickel producer has admitted that one of its plants was responsible for a river in the Russian Arctic turning red. -
Italy Clashes in Naples over Italian PM visit Clashes broke out on Monday night (Sept 12) in Naples between police and protesters demonstrating against a visit by Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. -
USA Orlando gunman mosque is set ablaze Police in Florida are investigating a fire at the mosque where the Orlando gunman, Omar Mateen used to pray. -
Syria Syria truce takes effect but violence erupts in some areas Reports indicate there has been a reduction in violence in Syria since a ceasefire brokered by the United States and Russia came into effect on Monday evening. -
World News MEPs grill Britain's "last EU commissioner" Britain’s so-called “last EU commissioner” has promised to serve “only the European general interest” if EU lawmakers accept him for the job. -
World News Former Nazi medic goes on trial in Germany Hubert Zafke, a former SS medic accused of assisting in the killing of thousands in the Auschwitz death camp has gone on trial in Germany at the fourth attempt.