28 September 2016 | Euronews
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USA Obama slams vote to override his veto of 9/11 legislation The US Congress has voted to override President Barack Obama’s veto of a bill allowing relatives of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabian officials. -
Sport Champions League: Walcott hits a brace to help Gunners to Basel victory Theo Walcott scored a brace of goals as Arsenal beat Basel 2-0 to pick up their first win in this season’s Champions League. -
World News Trade in world's most-trafficked mammal banned The world’s most trafficked mammal has gained special protection after more than a million were poached from the wild in the last decade. -
USA Teenage shooter wounds three at South Carolina school Two children and a teacher have been wounded in a shooting at an elementary school in Anderson County, South Carolina. -
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Spain Catalonia to hold independence vote next year, says regional leader The President of Catalonia has said the Spanish region will hold a referendum on secession in 2017, whether the central government in Madrid agrees or not. -
Business Series Blackberry hangs up the phone to focus on selling software and services Blackberry has shifted away the money-losing handset business to focus on selling software and services. -
World News "Aleppo is worse than a slaughterhouse" - Ban Ki-moon The UN Secretary General says those using "ever-more destructive weapons in Syria" are committing war crimes. The comments come after Aleppo is pounded by intensified air strikes, knocking out two hos -
Explore 24 hours in Lima Join euronews' Monica Pinna as she stretches out a day in the capital of Peru. -
Economy Draghi faces off against German critics Grilled by German lawmakers, ECB head Mario Draghi has been defending its ultra low interest rates and other stimulus measures. -
Netherlands Dutch investigation into MH17 crash 'biased and politically-motivated' says Russia Moscow has denounced as ‘biased’ an investigation into the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan: suspected US drone strike kills at least 18, including civilians A suspected US drone strike against ISIL targets in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province has killed at least 18 people, though other reports put the death toll and number of civilian casualties… -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Belgium braced for labour reform protest This is the Brief from Brussels. -
Israel Shimon Peres and the Oslo Accord Twenty three years ago, on 13 September in Washington DC there was widespread euphoria. -
Jordan More than 1000 attend funeral of slain Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar was to stand trial after sharing on social media a cartoon image seen as insulting Islam. He was shot by a former Muslim preacher on the steps of the courthouse on Sunday. -
Russia State of emergency declared in Siberia A huge forest fire has been burning out-of-control since Tuesday. The Russian Emergency Ministry says the fire covers more than 400 hectares of land, most of it forest. -
Israel Palestinians express mixed reactions over death of Shimon Peres Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was one of many world leaders to pay tribute to the late Shimon Peres, whom he hailed as “a man of peace. -
World News Five suspected ISIL members arrested in pan-European police operation Five suspected members of an ISIL terror cell have been arrested after coordinated police raids in Spain, Belgium and Germany. -
Sport A favour for a friend led to Big Sam's fall from grace Sam Allardyce spoke to the media for the first time since his resignation as head coach England on Tuesday evening. -
Markets Deutsche Bank shares perk up on insurance sale, rescue plan denial Deutsche Bank's shares rose on Wednesday after the CEO said it didn't need to raise money and the German government denied it was preparing a rescue plan. -
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France [360° video] Flying high at the Coupe Icare -
Sport World Cup of Hockey: Canada beat Team Europe to take the lead in best of three final Canada drew first blood in their World Cup of Hockey final against Team Europe. -
Netherlands MH17: Timeline of a disaster Key events since the MH17 flight disaster -
Turkey Turkey may need to build new courts as arrests reach 32,000 since failed coup Turkey may have to build new courthouses to cope with the thousands of prosecutions over July’s failed coup, the country’s Justice minister has said. -
Europe News Just 5,000 migrants moved under flagship EU relocation policy A flagship EU policy to relocate migrants from Greece and Italy appears to have flopped. -
Economy Oil output freeze deal now seen more likely in November Saudia Arabia has softened its stance on Iran pumping more oil, but an OPEC deal to freeze output remains elusive. -
World News MH17 shot down by Russian Buk missile - investigators Prosecutors from the Netherlands, Australia, Belgium, Malaysia and Ukraine say the Buk missile system used to shoot down the plane was fired from the village of Pervomaysk and later returned to Russia -
Culture news A look inside one of China’s premier music festivals -
Europe News Bulgaria backs EU's Georgieva to be next UN chief Kristalina Georgieva, an EU commissioner, has been nominated by her native Bulgaria as a candidate to become the next UN Secretary General. -
Hungary How Hungary is out of touch over granting asylum to war-fleeing Syrians Hungary rejects the overwhelming majority of asylum requests from war-fleeing Syrians, new figures show, putting them out-of-touch with their EU counterparts. -
Syria Air strikes hit two hospitals in eastern Aleppo Monitors say Syria's government and its Russian backers have stepped up air attacks on rebel-held parts of the city since the end of a ceasefire last week. -
Business Line Clinton vs Trump - Round One In Business Line we assess the debate in which the presidential candidates clashed over trade, taxes and how to remake the US economy. -
Cult Vaccarello goes hell for leather for Saint Laurent in Paris Anthony Vaccarello showcased his Saint Laurent collection as Paris Fashion Week clicked into gear. -
Sci-Tech Face to face with Peru's Lord of Sipan 1,900 years after his death The face of Peru's Lord of Sipan has finally been unmasked some 1,900 years after his death, all thanks to technology, which has built a 3D reconstruction of the ancient warrior's face. -
No Comment Politicians fight during live TV debate A live TV debate descended into chaos in Georgia after two politicians began fighting. -
No Comment Drone footage shows damage in besieged Aleppo This bird’s eye footage illustrates the extent of the damage in eastern Aleppo, after a ceasefire collapsed in Syria last week. -
Cult Photo Docks Art Fair in Lyon Art meets business at the Photo Docks Art Fair in the French city of Lyon. -
Israel Israeli cabinet holds minute's silence for Peres Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has led his cabinet in a minute’s silence following the death of former Israeli President and Prime Minister Shimon… -
Egypt Egypt migrant boat sinking: number of dead surpasses 200 At least 33 more bodies have been recovered from a migrant boat which sank off the Egyptian coast last week, raising the confirmed number of dead to 202. -
Israel "A light has gone out": world leaders mourn Shimon Peres US President Barack Obama called him "the essence of Israel itself." -
Israel Shimon Peres: A hawk and a dove After a political career lasting almost 70 years, impressions of Shimon Peres remain mixed, especially in Israel… and for good reason. -
Israel Shimon Peres, former Israeli president and Nobel laureate, dies at 93 Peres died in hospital on Wednesday, two weeks after a stroke. -
USA SpaceX announces plans to colonise Mars SpaceX, the space technology firm is setting its sights on Mars. -
World News Baby with three genetic parents is born Fertility doctors using a brand new technique to eliminate inherited disease have helped a woman deliver a baby with three genetic parents. -
World News "Nowhere to hide" - volunteer describes conditions inside Aleppo Syrian government forces have reportedly sealed off yet another rebel-held neighbourhood in Aleppo adding to the nearly 300,000 people effectively trapped inside the besieged…