26 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News New Russian military base 100km from Ukraine 'almost ready' Russia is completing the construction of a large military base in the southern Rostov region, some 100 kilometres from the border with Ukraine. -
World News Italy sets date for crucial referendum on Senate's future Italy is to hold a referendum on constitutional reform on December 4 – a ballot that may decide the fate of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. -
Italy Venice canal comes to life amid noisy protest against large cruise ships Venice was the scene of a colourful and noisy protest on Sunday as a small armada of boats turned out to draw attention to large cruise ships which are allowed to pass through the Italian city’s… -
Europe News Defence and security are the priorities of the day in Brussels With Europe still recovering from terrorist attacks and the prospect that the UK may leave the bloc, security and defence issues have taken centre-stage. -
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Economy France partly blames August jobless rise on terrorist attacks France's jobless total surged in August. The labour minister said hiring in the tourism sector had suffered because of militant Islamist attacks. -
World News Clinton v Trump: stage is set on Long Island for first TV debate The first of three presidential face-to-face encounters is widely anticipated and could be one of the most watched in US history, as well as crucial to the outcome of the race. -
Brazil Brazil: former finance minister arrested in Petrobras probe Authorities in Brazil have arrested Antonio Palocci, a former finance minister and senior figure in the last two governments. -
Germany From Aleppo to Saarbrücken The life of a Syrian refugee since he moved to Germany in 2015 -
Economy Eurozone resilient despite Brexit vote says ECB's Draghi European Central Bank head Mario Draghi says the eurozone economy is coping well with global uncertainty, including Britain's vote to leave the EU. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: the Shakhi Zinda memorial complex Samarkand's Shakhi Zinda memorial complex is a stunning collection of ancient tombs -
Colombia Colombia prepares to bid farewell to arms Colombia’s government and Marxist rebel are readying to end a half-century war that’s killed a quarter of a million people. -
World News 'Troubled lawyer' gunman killed by police after injuring nine in Houston, Texas In the United States a gunman described as a “troubled lawyer” has shot and injured at least nine people in Houston, Texas – before being fatally shot by police, the authorities… -
Adventures Macedonian Adventures: 'Shining mountain' offers dazzling views In this episode of Macedonian Adventures, we are taking a hiking trip in the Belasica mountain range, in the country’s south east. -
Sport Manchester United throw off their shackles at last A four-goal win over champions Leicester seems to have put United back in the pink, but the win was bagged without Wayne Rooney. Is the icon at the end of the line? -
Markets Close race for the White House spooks financial markets Wall Street was lower on Monday, ahead of the first debate between Clinton and Trump, with investors concerned about how close the race is. -
Greenland Greenland: rising temperatures risk releasing atomic waste from Cold War US base There are fears nuclear waste buried underneath the ice in Greenland could escape because of rising global temperatures. -
World News French president vows to dismantle Calais 'Jungle' camp 'by end of year' The French president has met with local politicians and officials in Calais to ease concerns about the town’s so-called Jungle migrant camp. -
Colombia Colombia prepares for poll over historic peace deal After four years of talks, FARC members unanimously agreed to a peace deal with the Columbian government to end a bitter conflict that’s lasted more than half a… -
Syria Help finally arrives for some besieged Syrian towns Aid convoys have reached some besieged areas of Syria where hundreds of thousands of civilians are trapped. -
Sport McIlroy wins richest prize in golf with stunning Atlanta assault Rory McIlroy makes memorable last-round charge to win FedEXCup and Tour Championship crowns in Atlanta -
Sport Team Europe defy odds and beat Sweden to make World Cup of Hockey final Team Europe beat Sweden but now face unstoppable Canada in World Cup of Hockey final -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan referendum to extend presidential term underway Azerbaijan has been voting in a constitutional referendum to extend the chief of state’s term in office to seven years from five. -
Cult Fashionistas hit Milan for mode, models and magic Italian fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana wowed Milan fashion week with a flamboyant spectacle that paid homage to their beloved Sicily. -
Markets Monday blues as Deutsche Bank and energy sector pull down European stocks European stock markets are suffering a nervous Monday as investors sold off energy company and bank shares - with Deutsche Bank the biggest loser. -
Jordan Jordanians condemn slaying of cartoonist Nahed Hattar Jordanians have condemned the killing of a writer who was shot outside the court where he was standing trial. -
Russia Child porn row shuts down US photographer's Moscow show An exhibition in Moscow by a well-known US photographer, Jock Sturges, has closed following a protest over alleged depictions of naked children. -
Cult David Bowie's personal art collection on sale at Sotheby's The much mourned David Bowie, who died in January, was an avid art collector. -
Next Series Sustainability and a sea of change for the ship industry New international standards require ocean vessels to reduce air pollution. How does altering power affect the safety of a ship? -
Next Series Takeaway: ship safety Ships burn fuel, polluting the atmosphere New regulations demand to cut the emissions The easiest way would be to reduce engine power But underpowered ships can be unsafe in storm They’re also slower, -
No Comment France's free flight extravaganza Paragliders, hang gliders and parachutists were among those to feature at a free flight festival in the French Alps. -
No Comment Prince William and Kate Middleton begin Canada visit Britain’s Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, have begun an official visit to Canada – their first with their children – three-year-old Prince George and one-year-old Princess… -
Iran Iran's supreme leader tells Ahmadinejad not to run again for president -
Spain Former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato in the dock on corruption charges Former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato arrives at court for his trial relating to the alleged misuse of company credit cards. -
Switzerland Swiss vote to beef up government surveillance powers Voters in Switzerland have approved a draft law to beef up surveillance powers in the alpine country. -
Cinema 'Scottish Mussel' a highland fling with pearls and bivalved mollusks 'Scottish Mussel' is a romantic comedy, which sees chancer, Ritchie, attempt to make money as an illegal pearl fisher. -
Cult This is not an exhibition René Magritte at the Pompidou in Paris The Pompidou Museum in Paris presents an new exhibition of the work of Belgian surrealist René Magritte. -
France France's Hollande visits Calais, vowing to close 'Jungle' President Francois Hollande has gone to Calais, vowing to completely dismantle the so-called ‘jungle’ migrant camp there before winter. -
USA Golf's Arnold Palmer dies at 87 US sport’s legend Arnold Palmer, regarded as one of golf’s greatest players, has died at the age of 87. -
USA Trump vows to recognise Jerusalem as Israeli capital Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital if he’s elected. -
Syria Attack and counter-attacks continue in the battle for Aleppo There has been no let up in the battle for Aleppo and surrounding areas. -
Colombia Colombia prepares for signing of historic peace deal Colombia’s Caribbean town of Cartagena is preparing to host the signing of an historic peace deal between the Colombian government and Farc rebels. -
Cyprus UN chief pledges help on talks to reunify Cyprus United Nations chief Ban Ki-Moon has promised to lend his support to rival Cypriot leaders as they engage in complex talks aimed at reunifying the divided island… -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia Serbs vote to keep disputed national holiday Bosnian Serbs have voted overwhelmingly to keep January 9 as a national holiday in defiance of Bosnia’s highest court.