15 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News 'EU 27' seek unity at Bratislava summit in wake of Brexit European Union leaders will gather in Bratislava later in a bid to reinvigorate the bloc. -
USA New marine sanctuaries aim to protect oceans for future generations The US has joined more than 20 other countries in creating 40 new marine sanctuaries around the world. -
Belgium Bruges' beer pipeline becomes reality 4,000 litres – how much is pumped an hour Four million euros – how much it cost Three kilometres – the total length Belgium’s new beer pipeline opens It is one pipe dream that has very much become -
Sport Castroviejo wins European time trial title Spaniard Jonathan Castroviejo became the first ever European time trial champion on Thursday after winning the 45. -
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Business Series Fiat Chrysler to recall 1.9 million vehicles over air bag defect Car maker Fiat Chrysler is to recall nearly two million vehicles worldwide to resolve an air bag defect that has been linked to at least three deaths and five… -
France EU should offer 'constructive criticism' to China - Dalai Lama The Dalai Lama has told the European Parliament in Strasbourg that the EU should offer “constructive criticism” to China. -
France French unions stage last-ditch street protests against new labour law Unions in France have vowed to keep fighting the country’s new labour law, but admitted on Thursday that dwindling support meant months of street protests were now… -
USA Back on the trail: Analysing Clinton's game plan With a clean bill of health, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is hitting the road again. -
Ukraine Ukraine: accusations of ceasefire violations hours after truce Germany’s Frank-Walter Steinmeier and France’s Jean Marc Ayrault visited eastern Ukraine on Thursday, hours after Russian-backed separatists and Kiev agreed to a new unilateral… -
China China's second space lab blasts off from Gobi desert It’s lift off for China’s second prototype space station. -
Italy Authorities wrestle with online abuse laws after sex tape leads to suicide Italy has been rocked by the suicide of Tiziana Cantone. -
Philippines Philippine hitman says he heard Duterte order killings A self-proclaimed hit-man in the Philippines says he heard the country’s president order extra-judicial killings in the early ’90s. -
Sport Wiggins and Froome have medical records leaked A group of hackers that accessed the World Anti Doping Agency’s database has released more confidential medical files of high-profile athletes. -
USA European NFL fans given chance to watch games on Twitter European fans of American Football will have the chance to watch tonight’s NFL game for free on Twitter. -
USA Eight years on - the collapse of Lehman Brothers US investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed on September 15, 2008, sparking the the global financial crisis, the effects of which the world is still feeling. -
United Kingdom Brexit: what does the (rest of the) EU actually want? When the 27 remaining EU leaders meet for an informal summit in Bratislava this Friday – minus the United Kingdom – Brexit will not officially be on the agenda. -
Europe News EU27 meet in Slovakia - without Britain The leaders of 27 EU countries are meeting in Bratislava, Slovakia after Britain’s vote to leave the bloc on June 23rd. -
Musica Sonya Yoncheva's first-time "Norma" wows London's Royal Opera House It is the pinnacle of bel canto: Vincenzo Bellini’s masterpiece “Norma” has opened the new season at the Royal Opera House in London. -
United Kingdom Environmental groups slam Hinkley Point nuclear power plant deal Britain has given the go-ahead for the first new nuclear power plant for decades, a decision which doesn’t sit well with environmental groups. -
Greece Scuffles on Chios over overcrowded migrant camp A demonstration against the Greek government’s handling of the migrant crisis turned violent on the island of Chios on Wednesday night (September 14). -
Europe News All eyes are on Bratislava It’s the first time that the 27 leaders of the EU will meet since the UK voted to leave the bloc. -
Germany 80 Germans clash with a group of young asylum-seekers in Bautzen About 80 Germans have clashed with a group of 20 asylum seekers in the eastern town of Bautsen. -
Russia United Russia set to rule the Duma after Sunday's election Russia goes to the polls on Sunday to elect the Duma, the lower house of the federal parliament. -
Business Series New chief executive faces huge task to rescue Italian bank Monte dei Paschi New chief executive Marco Morelli has taken over at struggling Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena which has to raise five billion euros to survive. -
Sport Real Madrid coach Zidane says never-say-die attitude key to opening round victory Holders Real Madrid scored two very late goals to beat Portuguese side Sporting 2-1 and kick-start their title defence on a winning note. -
Economy Merkel tells German companies to speed up hiring of refugees Chancellor Angela Merkel says Germany needed "viable solutions" to integrate refugees into the workforce faster after she met bosses of leading companies. -
Cult Sold-out show for Syrian expat orchestra With its fusion of Arabic and European classical music, the Syrian Expat Philarmonic Orchestra performs at a sold-out show in Germany. -
Syria Eastern districts of Aleppo desperate for food and medicine The Castello Road is a strategic supply line for rebels in the besieged districts of Aleppo. -
France Dalai Lama makes time for jokes among political issues at Council of Europe -
Cinema Oliver Stone tells Edward Snowden's story Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone brings whistleblower Edward Snowden's story to the big screen. The former CIA employee, who lives in exile in Russia, has asked US President Obama to grant him a pa -
Syria Humanitarian aid convoys delayed en route to Aleppo, Syria In Syria, trucks carrying humanitarian aid to Aleppo are waiting for fighters to pull back from the Castello Road, the last remaining supply line to the city. -
Slovakia Europe needs a clear vision of its future, Germany and France meet ahead of Bratislava German Chancellor Angela Merkel was in Paris to meet the French President to swap notes ahead of the Bratislava summit of EU leaders, minus Britain on Friday. -
Iran Siamand Rahman, the strongest Paralympian ever His name is Siamand Rahman, and he is the strongest Paralympian ever, breaking 300kg and winning gold in the men’s powerlifting heavyweight category. -
Economy UK central bank signals new rate cut to head off Brexit vote slowdown Britain’s central bank has left the cost of borrowing unchanged but signaled a probable cut in the benchmark lending rate to just above zero later this year. -
No Comment Taiwan: Motorbike rider blown away by typhoon Motor biker blown off his bike by strong wind and then nearly hit by flying debris. -
Target Madagascar drills deep to make most of unused resources Madagascar is on the verge of an oil and gas revolution, but how will it develop these new sectors of the economy for the benefit of all without ruining the environment? -
No Comment Greenland : A Formula E car speeds across an ice cap in the Arctic Circle The racing car, powered entirely by electricity, sped across the ice as di Grassi performed doughnuts on the challenging terrain. -
Europe News EU's Juncker takes swipe at Barroso over Goldman Sachs job European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker has slammed his predecessor’s appointment as an advisor to Goldman Sachs due to the bank’s role in the financial… -
World Russian sociologist Denis Volkov muses on the country's electoral mood Serguei Doubine interviews Denis Volkov from the Levada-Center, a Russian independent, non-governmental polling and sociological research organisation, about the upcoming election. -
Indonesia At least one dead, over a dozen hurt in blast on Bali tourist boat At least one person has been killed in an explosion on board a boat carrying foreign tourists off the coast of Bali. -
Sci-Tech Dinosaurs come to life with 3D glasses Have you ever dreamed of something a bit more scary than the dusty skeleton of a Prehistoric dinosaur when visiting your nearest Natural History Museum? -
Cult Sima Bina: a life devoted to Iranian folk music Mett Iranian folk music master Sima Bina, who has devoted her life to keeping alive melodies from every corner of Iran and beyond. -
World United Russia halts popularity slide as Russian election looms Euronews journalist Marina Ostrovskaya looks ahead to Russia's upcoming general election: "On Sunday Russia goes to the polls to elect a new parliament. Could the result change the political landscape -
World News World anti-doping agency confirms second leak of athlete records -
United Kingdom Hinkley Point C nuclear plant gets green light from UK government The British government has approved a 21 billion euro nuclear power station after securing “significant new safeguards” for future foreign investments. -
Belgium Meet the YouTube creators chosen to interview Jean-Claude Juncker -
Taiwan Typhoon Meranti slams into southern China Typhoon Meranti has struck southern China after sweeping across Taiwan. -
World News Ex-US Secretary of State Colin Powell criticises both Clinton and Trump in leaked emails Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell has criticised both candidates in the presidential election in hacked emails leaked by a group intelligence officials suspect is linked to… -
World News US agrees a record military aid package to Israel After 10 months of talking, Washington has agreed a record 38 billion dollar military aid package for Israel. -
World News Trump shares limited medical info with TV celebrity 'Dr. Oz' With health now an election issue, both US presidential candidates have moved to show their medical fitness, and in an act of classic showmanship Donald Trump did it on a chat show. -
USA Clinton to resume campaigning after doctor declares her "healthy and fit" Hillary Clinton is to return to the campaign trail today (Thursday Sept 15) after being declared “healthy and fit to serve” as US president, in a letter from her doctor The Democratic candidate’s upda -
World News Brazil ex-president Lula charged as 'top boss' of Petrobras corruption scheme Prosecutors in Brazil have formally charged the country’s ex-President Lula da Silva of being the ‘top boss’ in a giant kickback scheme at state oil company…