24 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News Republika Srpska: a vote about more than maintaining a national day? Bosnian Serbs are voting today (September 25) in a referendum on a disputed national holiday in their autonomous region. -
Sport Navratil wins in Mostar for World Cliff Diving double Czech diver Michal Navratil and Canadian Lysanne Richard both secured their second wins of the Cliff Diving World Series season at the historic Stari Most bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina on… -
World News Obama opens US black history museum President Obama has formally opened the US National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington – nearly 100 years after it was first proposed by black civil war… -
Sport New winners grab medals glory on day two of IJF World Cup in Zagreb Day Two of the Judo Grand Prix in Zagreb, Croatia, and with most Olympic stars taking a well-earned break or others being at the wrong stage of their preparations, it was an all-new set of judoka carr -
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World News Tight security after Gabon court upholds Bongo election victory There was heavy security in Gabon’s capital Libreville on Saturday to deter potential unrest after a court ruling upholding the election victory of President Ali Bongo in… -
Sport All-Star Kevin Garnett quits the NBA after 21 glorious seasons For 21 seasons Kevin Garnett has graced the NBA with his basketball skills, but now the all-time legend has announced his retirement on social media with a farewell… -
South Africa Surge in elephant and rhino poaching looms over UN wildlife summit A surge in elephant and rhino poaching in Africa is the backdrop to the latest meeting of CITES – the UN’s Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species in… -
Syria Syria: Assad forces tighten grip on Aleppo Russian-backed Syrian forces seized strategic territory to the north of Aleppo on Saturday, marking the first major ground advance of an offensive to retake rebel-held zones and bring the entire city -
World News 'Balkan route' leaders meet in Vienna to tackle migration crisis The so-called Balkan migration route has been the focus of attention at a summit in Vienna of leaders from affected countries. -
France Pope comforts multi-faith France terror attack victims Muslims accounted for a third of those killed in France’s July 14 terror attack and, as Pope Francis received grieving families and survivors of the Nice lorry massacre on Saturday, different religion -
No Comment Brit wins Ig Nobel Prize for impersonating a goat A British researcher and designer has won a prize in this year’s Ig Nobel spoof awards for his excellent work impersonating an Alpine goat. -
No Comment Toddler and a little girl rescued from rubble in Aleppo Amateur video shows a baby boy and a little girl being rescued from the rubble in Aleppo, after the Syrian city is hit by a wave of heavy air strikes. -
United Kingdom UK: Jeremy Corbyn re-elected as opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has been comfortably re-elected leader of the UK opposition Labour Party. -
World News Syria: Aleppo under fire again from deadly air strikes After ferocious bombardments on Friday, warplanes have mounted a new wave of heavy air strikes on rebel-held parts of Aleppo, monitors say, ahead of an expected ground offensive by Syrian government f -
World News National African American museum opens in racially-charged US It is the latest attraction on Washington’s National Mall, known as “America’s Front Yard”. -
USA Manhunt for gunman who shot dead five people at US shopping mall A man armed with a rifle is on the loose after shooting five people dead at a shopping mall in the United States. -
USA US: at least 4 shot dead at shopping mall in Burlington, suspect at large At least four people have been shot dead at Cascade Mall, around 100km north of Seattle, Washington State Patrol reports. -
World News FARC rebels unanimously ratify peace deal with Colombian government Colombia’s FARC rebel group has unanimously voted in favour of a peace deal with the government, after more than five decades of conflict. -
Gabon Gabon's Constitutional Court upholds Ali Bongo's presidential election win Gabon’s Constitutional Court has upheld President Ali Bongo’s narrow election victory. -
World News Obama vetoes 9/11 victims bill, says no to legal action against Saudi Arabia US President Barack Obama has vetoed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), which would allow the families of victims of the 9/11 attacks to take legal action against Saudi… -
World News Ted Cruz endorses Donald Trump days ahead of first US presidential debate Texas senator and unsuccessful Republican presidential contender Ted Cruz has now endorsed Donald Trump in the race for the White House.