16 September 2016 | Euronews
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Venezuela Venezuela: opposition push for speedier recall referendum In Venezuela, further protests have been held against President Nicolas Maduro’s rule, though far smaller than the huge opposition march seen earlier this month. -
Italy Carlo Azeglio Ciampi: the man who served Italy with 'passion' He will be remembered by many as a man who worked tirelessly for his country. -
Ukraine Ukraine's Poroshenko calls for a "sustainable and comprehensive ceasefire" Russia ‘‘has to provide a sustainable and comprehensive cease-fire’‘ in eastern Ukraine before steps towards peace can be taken, Petro Poroshenko has warned. -
USA US pay drone strike victim's family The US government has paid over €1 million to the family of a 37 year-old Italian aid worker who was killed by a US drone attack whilst being held hostage in… -
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Slovenia UEFA president Ceferin to re-examine controversial new Champions League deal Aleksander Ceferin cut a relaxed figure on his return home to Slovenia two days after being elected as President of European football’s governing body UEFA. -
United Kingdom Autistic UK hacker faces extradition to US A London Court has ruled that 32 year-old Lauri Love should be extradited to the US to face charges of hacking US government computer systems. -
Europe News EU tries to portray unity amid splits on migration As EU officials admit, the European Union faces an existential crisis. -
USA Clinton tells Trump to apologise for Obama 'birther' claims Hillary Clinton has said rival Donald Trump owes Barack Obama an apology after questioning the president’s American citizenship. -
Sport Leaked medical files intensifies Therepeutic Use Exemptions debate The debate on Therepeutic Use Exemptions in sport is reaching boiling point following the leaking of confidential medical files of scores of high-profile… -
France France delivers second Mistral helicopter carrier to Egypt France has delivered a second Mistral helicopter carrier to Egypt as part of a $1bn deal signed last year. -
World News 2016 to be hottest year on record July and August 2016 tied as the hottest months in modern times. -
Sweden Six years a squatter - The long legal battle of Julian Assange Julian Assange’s marathon duel with the law began six years ago. -
United Kingdom UKIP elects Diane James as leader Britain’s UK Independence party, which played a major role in the country’s recent vote to leave the EU, has elected a new leader. -
Israel Three dead as violence erupts in the West bank and East Jerusalem Violence has flared up in the occupied West Bank. -
Sport England shotstopper Hart grateful for Torino move Despite making his debut for Serie A side Torino last Sunday against Atalanta, goalkeeper Joe Hart was unveiled at his new club on Friday. -
Cinema Fatih Akin adapts best-seller 'Tschick' Fatih Akin’s latest movie ‘Tschick’ is a coming-of-age story about two boys who steal a car and embark on a life-changing road trip through Germany. -
Business Series Muted iPhone 7 sales release, Samsung at a disadvantage after battery fires A switch to online ordering cut down the queues outside shops as Apple iPhone 7 went on sale, as Samsung says it will resume Galaxy Note 7 sales in South Korea at the end of the September. -
Iran 'Iran's last chance to seize the opportunities of Obama's administration' -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU tries to portray unity amid rows over migration, defence State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from across the EU and beyond. -
France Paris police clear more than 1,500 migrants from street camp Police in Paris have evacuated a camp holding around 1,500 migrants who have been living on the streets of the French capital for weeks. -
China Chinese authorities wrestle with the aftermath of Super Typhoon Meranti Authorities and residents of Fuijan province in southeastern China are dealing with the aftermath of typhoon Meranti. -
Cult Marc Jacobs wraps up New York Fashion Week with psychedelic show It was with a psychedelic spring-summer collection featuring a fusion of styles that Marc Jacobs wrapped up New York Fashion Week. -
Europe News Workers march over Caterpillar job cuts An estimated 5,000 people marched through the Belgian town of Charerloi, police said on Friday, in protest at planned job cuts by machinery maker Caterpillar. -
United Kingdom Diane James elected as new leader of UKIP party Britain’s anti-European Union UK Independence Party elected deputy chairwoman Diane James its new leader to replace Brexit talisman Nigel Farage who stepped down after helping to win the referendum on -
Libya Oil tankers return to Libya as rival governments agree on export resumption What is really happening in Libya right now? -
Syria Syrian ceasefire still alive but not solid enough for aid to get through Sporadic shelling continues in eastern suburbs of Damascus but a fragile truce between government forces and rebels in Syria is still holding – just. -
Business Series Faced with a $14 billion fine, Deutsche Bank says we're not paying that! Deutsche Bank has said it will fight a $14 billion demand from the US Department of Justice to settle claims it mis-sold sub-prime mortgage-backed securities. -
No Comment UK: petition against Hinckley Point power station Greenpeace and Stop Hinkley Point campaigners delivered a petition signed by more than 360,000 people protesting against a proposed nuclear power station in Somerset, south west… -
My Europe Series Nagorno-Karabakh: a deadly conflict that threatens to spread In this edition of Insiders we head to Nagorno-Karabakh, a self-proclaimed republic that seceded from then communist Azerbaijan when the Soviet Union fell apart in… -
Italy Former Italian president Carlo Azeglio Ciampi dies at the age of 95 Former Italian president, prime minister and central bank governor Carlo Azeglio Ciampi has died at the age of 95. -
World News Former Italian president, prime minister and central bank governor Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, who played a key role in guiding the country into the European single currency, has died at the age of 95 -
Sweden Swedish court upholds arrest warrant for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange A Swedish appeals court has decided to uphold the arrest warrant for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. -
My Europe Series Nagorno-Karabakh: a time-bomb in the Caucasus? Last April, fighting between troops from the self-proclaimed republic of Nagorno-Karabakh and the Azerbaijan army rekindled a conflict that had been frozen for more than 20… -
Cult From dance in Lyon to cinema in San Sebastian: what's on in Europe The Dance Biennial in Lyon is one Europe’s largest events of its kind. -
No Comment 360° video: behind the scenes at the live Juncker interview Euronews 360 video takes you into the studio where President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker answered questions from 3 YouTube stars. -
United Kingdom The Beatles' 'Eight Days a Week': the live career of 'a great little rock 'n' roll band' Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison’s widow Olivia and John Lennon’s, Yoko Ono, have hit up London’s Leicester Square for the premiere of ‘Eight Days a Week: the Touring… -
Russia Tiny kitten narrowly avoids being hit by several cars on Russian motorway A kitten had a succession of near misses when it found itself in the middle of a busy motorway in Kaliningrad, Russia. -
My Europe Series Nagorno-Karabakh: peace or more peril? Sophie Claudet: Valerie, what is so important about Nagorno-Karabakh that is worth fighting over? -
World News And also... A drop in the ocean; spending a penny; devil in the detail and more Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which may not have reached the international… -
Slovakia Unity the buzz word in Bratislava as EU leaders meet post-Brexit vote European Union leaders have gathered in Bratislava for the first summit following the Brexit referendum. -
Germany Berlin elections loom, but is another setback on the horizon for Angela Merkel? Berlin is set to vote on Sunday in Germany’s second regional elections in as many weeks and all signs are pointing to another blow for Chancellor Angela Merkel. -
Cinema 'Divines': girl power in a Paris suburb This week Cinema Box brings you ‘Divines’, laureate of the Golden Camera in Cannes, which rewards first feature films. -
Russia Russia's elections, in a nutshell Russian general election: why should we care? -
World News Disappointment for some as Apple iPhone 7 Plus and jet black 7 sell out online First came anticipation, then disappointment for some Apple fans as the new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus went on sale. -
USA Trump in 'excellent physical health' - campaign releases doctor's letter After accusing Hillary Clinton of dodging the media, Donald Trump’s kicked off a rally in New Hampshire – without journalists, who were delayed. -
World News Will aid get into Aleppo? Syria ceasefire remains fragile If true, it would be a big step towards getting aid into eastern Aleppo. -
USA 'It's great to be back' - Hillary Clinton returns to presidential campaign trail Hillary Clinton’s back on the presidential campaign trail, after taking three days out to recover from pneumonia.