21 September 2016 | Euronews
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Sport Real miss out on La Liga record with Villarreal draw Real Madrid missed the chance to break the La Liga record with 17 consecutive wins when they were held to a one all draw by Villarreal on Wednesday. -
Poland Police uncover world's largest illegal Viagra factory It is alleged millions of euros worth of the counterfeit drugs were sold via the Internet from an address in Poland. Officials say popular brand names and own branding labels were used. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU vows to end roaming This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Paris climate agreement "in force by end of 2016" The Paris climate agreement came a step closer to taking effect on Wednesday (Sept. -
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Syria UN to resume aid deliveries in Syria Officials say Aleppo is not on the list of destinations for deliveries that could resume as early as Thursday. -
Israel New acting Latin Patriarch for Jerusalem voices his fears for Christianity in the Middle East The new acting Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem has voiced his fears for the fate of Christians in the Middle East saying their presence in the region is under… -
USA The war in Colombia is over, Santos tells UN Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has officially submitted the peace deal to end his country’s civil war to the United Nations Security Council. -
Europe News EU answers call to scrap 'no roaming fees' time limit Consumers should be exempt from roaming fees no matter how long they spend abroad, the European Commission said on Wednesday. -
USA US calls for Syria no-fly zone as UN says it will resume aid convoys Moscow and Washington trade blame during a high-level meeting at the UN Security Council in New York. -
Republic of the Congo At least 32 people killed in DRC during two days of violence At least 32 people have been killed in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) over the last two days, according to a police spokesman. -
Italy Italy's baby blues not just a question of fertility Italy is marking Fertility Day to promote family planning and parenthood. -
Canada Faxed bomb threat forced the closure and evacuation of all schools in Canada's Prince Edward Island Province A bomb threat affects the Canada's Prince Edward Island Province. 19,000 students are evacuated. -
USA US decides: Trump vs Clinton - Grobe's view With just days to go before the first US presidential debate between Republican candidate Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, Euronews Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe checks i -
Business Line OPEC and other oil producers tentatively inch towards a production freeze In this edition of Business Line we look at the chances of OPEC and non-member producers, including Russia, reaching an agreement on limiting oil production. -
Greece Greece rejects three Turkish soldiers asylum requests Greece has rejected an asylum request from three out of a group of eight Turkish soldiers who fled there, following July’s failed military coup in Turkey. -
Sport Rome to join Boston and Hamburg in withdrawing bid for 2024 Olympic Games Rome’s mayor has begun formal steps to withdraw her city’s candidacy to host the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. -
Sport Hosts Canada eliminate Team USA from World Cup of Hockey Canada condemned the United States to an early exit from the World Cup of Hockey following a 4-2 victory in their second game of group A in Toronto. -
World News Microbes and the meaning of life? Researchers in Japan are hoping microbes from Space could hold the secret to the origins of life on Earth. -
Germany Germany: teenage refugee arrested over possible ISIL ties Police in Germany say they have arrested a 16-year-old Syrian refugee in Cologne on suspicion of having links to ISIL. -
Syria Claim and counterclaim as US and Russia row over destroyed aid convoy The short lived truce in Syria brokered by the US and Russia is in tatters after a UN aid convoy was destroyed. -
Economy OECD forecasts weak global growth, not enough to meet expectations of young and old The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development says global economic growth will flounder this year and next as globalisation stalls. -
World News Super PACs rule for Hillary Clinton President Obama told the UN that there is too much money in American politics. -
USA Protests over latest fatal shootings by US police At least a dozen police officers and several demonstrators have been hurt in violent protests following the fatal shooting of a black man in North Carolina. -
Economy Bank of Japan changes stimulus policy, denies it's running out of options The Bank of Japan is changing tack as it tries to get the economy growing again with an increased emphasis on the amount of interest paid to investors who buy government bonds. -
Europe News 65 million people displaced by conflict worldwide: World Bank report The number of people displaced by conflict worldwide stands at 65 million, according to a new World Bank report. -
Turkey Attacker shot after storming Israeli embassy in Ankara An Israeli official said an attacker who tried to storm the Israel embassy in the Turkish capital has been captured. -
Cinema Tim Burton brings Miss Peregrine to life Tim Burton’s latest venture, ‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children’, is based on the 2012 bestseller of the same name by Ransom Riggs. -
Sci-Tech 3D printed cast could replace plaster If you’ve ever had to wear a cast, you will be familiar with the discomfort of not being able to scratch that itch on your leg or arm. -
Business Series VW investors sue the car giant for 8.2 billion euros - German court Volkswagen shareholders are suing the car maker for 8.2 billion euros in damages because their VW shares plunged in the wake of the so-called dieselgate scandal. -
No Comment Oktoberfest in Munich Oktoberfest actually begins in September (September 17 to October 3 this year). -
No Comment Greenpeace activists in Geneva slam TISA Greenpeace activists protest in front of the US mission in Geneva. -
No Comment Perth Zoo tortoise still partying at 50 Perth Zoo tortoise still partying at 50 A Galapagos tortoise at Australia’s Perth Zoo celebrated his 50th birthday on Monday. -
Syria Four medical workers killed in Syria airstrike Four medical workers from the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations were killed overnight by an airstrike in Syria. -
USA Protests in North Carolina after African American man shot by police Several hundred protesters clashed with police in Charlotte, North Carolina, after police officers shot 43-year old Keith Lamont Scott, a black man who was said to be… -
Italy Rome to quit race to host 2024 Olympics Rome’s mayor Virginia Raggi will withdraw the city’s backing for a bid to host the 2024 Olympic Games in the Italian capital, a city hall official said on… -
Syria US accuses Russia of air strike on Syria aid convoy The Obama administration has accused Russian forces of the airstrike on a UN aid convoy, which shattered the fragile peace agreement in Syria. -
USA "L.A. Confidential" director Curtis Hanson found dead Movie director Curtis Hanson, who won an Oscar for “LA Confidential”, was found dead in his California home on Tuesday (September 20), the Los Angeles Police Department… -
World News World religious leaders vow to oppose terror in God's name Pope Francis and leaders of other world religions have said “ No to War” and vowed to oppose terrorism in God’s name. -
USA New York bomb suspect is formally charged US prosecutors have formally charged Ahmad Rahami, the suspect who was arrested after weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey in which 29 people were… -
Syria Syria ceasefire is 'not dead' insists Kerry, despite attack on aid convoy At talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, US Secretary of State John Kerry insisted that the Syrian ceasefire is “not dead”, despite the devastating strike on a huma -
Jordan Jordan's moderate Islamists set to make gains in parliamentary poll Voter apathy in Jordan could be an opportunity for the country's re-branded Islamists to make gains -
Brazil Brazil: Ex-President Lula to stand trial on corruption charges Brazil’s former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is to stand trial for allegedly accepting over one million dollars (800,000 euros) in bribes in connection with the corruption scandal at the state-