22 September 2016 | Euronews
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USA Downing Street refuses to back up Boris's Brexit claim Downing Street has refused to back up Boris Johnson’s claim that Brexit negotiations could begin “by the early part of next year” and may not take a full two years to… -
USA Yahoo - is this the world's biggest cyber security breach? Yahoo! Inc says information was stolen from at least 500 million user accounts in 2014 by what is believes was a "state-sponsored actor". -
Poland Poland debates total abortion ban The Polish parliament has begun debating proposals that would implement a total ban on abortion, despite already having some of Europe’s most restrictive laws. -
USA National Guard deployed to Charlotte amid further unrest over police shooting The national guard has been deployed in the US city of Charlotte, after a second night of violent protests over the police shooting of a black man. -
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Brazil Brazil's former finance minister is arrested Observers say it is a sign that a sweeping corruption investigation is closing in on the inner circle of the leftist Workers Party leadership, who ran the South American country for 13 years. -
Business Series WTO backs Boeing over Airbus in latest round of government subsidies row The World Trade Organisation has ruled against the European Union over subsidies to planemaker Airbus says the EU has failed to comply with its earlier rulings over European government loans. -
Italy Unions ground Alitalia flights from Rome's Fiumicino airport More than 150 flights to and from Rome’s international Fiumicino airport were cancelled on Thursday (September 22) because of strike action. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: ex-EU commissioner under fire over corporate links This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Greece 48-hour seamen's strike leaves Greek ships in port until Saturday No ships will set sail from Greek ports during a nationwide forty-eight hour strike which will last until 6 a. -
World News France lodges furious protest after Belgian police drive migrants across the border France has lodged a furious protest with Belgium after two police officers from there drove a group of illegal migrants across the border into French territory. -
World Healing trauma and repairing homes in eastern Ukraine Europe's war in eastern Ukraine continues its daily grind of people and scarce resources. Despite a ceasefire violations go on around the clock, and the region has been deserted by its young. -
Iraq Iraqi forces regain control of Shirqat Analysts say it brings the military a step closer to a main push on Mosul later this year. -
Economy Yellen defends Federal Reserve against Trump bias accusations Janet Yellen, the head of the US central bank, has defended it against accusations from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump saying: "The Federal Reserve is not politically compromised". -
USA US decides: race, policing and urban crime - Grobe's view As National Guard troops are deployed in the US city of Charlotte, North Carolina following a second night of violence, and with four days to go till the first US presidential debate, Euronews Washing -
Sport Football: Video Assistant Referee goes live in the Netherlands History was made in the Netherlands on Wednesday when the first official ‘‘live’‘ Video Assistant Referee was used during a Dutch Cup tie between Ajax and Willem… -
Afghanistan Peace in Afghanistan - but at what price? Afghan officials have signed a peace agreement with a party led by one of the country's most notorious Islamist warlords. -
Venezuela Venezuelan opposition out manoeuvred by Maduro as shortages persist Venezuela, a country with the world's largest oil resources, is mired in a crippling economic crisis and tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are demanding fresh elections. -
Syria Syria's Assad says US 'lacks will' to work with Russia to defeat terrorists Embattled Syrian President Bashar al Assad has hit out at the US, saying it has no will to work with Russia to defeat ISIL and other groups seen as terrorist in… -
Sport World Cup of Hockey: Canada thrash Europe to win Group A Canada highlighted their status as tournament favourites by steamrolling team Europe 4-1 to advance to the semi finals as Group A winners at the World Cup of Hockey On home ice in Toronto the host nat -
World News Rome's Spanish Steps reopen after Bulgari-funded restoration Rome reopens its previously scruffy Spanish Steps after cleaning and restoration paid for by Italian luxury goods producer Bulgari which wants access to the site limited -
Economy ECB mostly upbeat on eurozone employment Eurozone employment is rising faster than expected according the European Central Bank's latest economic bulletin, fueled by an increase in part-time work and the service sector growing. -
Sci-Tech Self-driving, self-parking cars As part of its shift from home electronics to cars, Japanese giant Panasonic has been testing its new experimental self-driving vehicle. -
Cult The creme of electro dance music gathers in Greece Born in 2005, the Reworks festival in the Greek city of Thessaloniki has grown into one of Europe’s best-known platforms for acclaimed and emerging electronic music artists… -
Europe News Ex-EU official Kroes under pressure over Bahamas directorship Just two months after its former president joined Goldman Sachs, the European Commission has been caught up in another corporate scandal. -
Syria The UN resumes aid deliveries to Syria as overnight airstrikes hit Aleppo The United Nations has said it will resume aid operations to Syria by sending trucks to a besieged district near Damascus. -
Bahamas The Bahamas Leak explained What is Bahamas Leaks and how big it is? -
World News Fortress Europe builds barriers to stem the refugee flow As Europe faces the most significant people movement since the Second World War the landscape of the continent is changing. -
Cinema Emily Blunt stars as alcoholic divorcee in new thriller Based on Paula Hawkins’ bestselling novel of the same name, ‘The Girl on The Train’ stars Emily Blunt as a divorcee who becomes entangled in a missing persons investigation that sends shockwaves throu -
Business Series South Korea: Volkswagen boss questioned over emissions scandal The man who oversees Volkswagen’s emissions certification – Detlef Stendel – has been questioned by the authorities in South Korea over the so-called dieselgate… -
Economy German economic growth to slow says finance ministry Germany's economic growth will slow in the second half of this year the finance ministry has said due to weaker foreign demand for goods. -
Egypt Four people smugglers arrested in Egypt after migrant boat capsizes Four suspected people smugglers have been arrested in Egypt after at least 42 people were killed when a boat carrying hundreds of African migrants capsized off the Egyptian… -
Target Madagascar opens up national parks in bid to boost eco-tourism Target Madagascar continues this week in the south west of the island, in one of Madagascar’s 43 national nature reserves. -
Next Series Rosetta heads for glorious crash-landing In just a few days’ time ESA’s Rosetta mission is going to come to a close in a most extraordinary fashion, because the spacecraft is going to slowly, and deliberately crash-land into the comet that i -
Indonesia Indonesian rescuers search for survivors after flash floods Indonesian rescuers continued the search for survivors on Thursday (September 22) after at least 23 people were killed in a flash flood that damaged hundreds of… -
USA US protests turn violent as anger at police killings boils over Protests turned violent for a second night in Charlotte, North Carolina following a fatal shooting of black man by police. -
Cult Design Biennale brings Utopia to London The first ever London Design Biennale has opened in the British capital. -
No Comment Baby gorilla born at Frankfurt Zoo Frankfurt Zoo introduced the world to its new pride and joy on Wednesday. -
No Comment Syrian children's paintings on display in Shanghai A non-governmental organization in China is exhibiting paintings by Syrian children to raise awareness about the migrants crisis from the war-torn country. -
No Comment Georgian parliamentary candidates brawl on TV A fistfight erupted between candidates for the Georgian Parliament late on Wednesday during a political talk show. -
Yemen Saudi-led air strikes in Yemen city of Hodeidah kill 20 At least 20 civilians have been killed by an airstrike in Yemen. -
PuertoRico Puerto Rico power plant blaze plunges island into darkness A fire at the main power plant on the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico has left one and a half million people without electricity. -
Venezuela No referendum until 2017 says Venezuelan election board Opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro are dealt a blow as the election board decides no recall referendum will take place before the end of the year. -
USA State of emergency in Charlotte after protests over police shooting turn violent Violence erupted for a second night in the US city of Charlotte following a fatal shooting of black man by police. -
Egypt Tragedy at sea as another migrant boat sinks in the Med At least 43 people have been killed and scores more are missing after a boat carrying almost 600 migrants capsized off the coast of Egypt. -
Bahamas Former EU commissioner Neelie Kroes fails to declare directorship of offshore firm A fresh leak of tax haven data has named former European commissioner Neelie Kroes as having failed to declare her directorship of an offshore firm in the Bahamas while in…