29 September 2016 | Euronews
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World News Space: Rosetta mission to come crashing to a close The Rosetta space mission is about to come crashing to an end. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia warns US over 9/11 lawsuits bill Saudi Arabia has expressed “great concern” and warned of “serious unintended consequences”, following the US Congress’s decision to overrule President Obama and push through a law allowing legal acti -
Ukraine Ukraine urges the world to remember the Babi Yar massacre Ukraine has hosted memorial services to remember those massacred 75 years ago at the Babi Yar ravine. -
USA Scores injured as commuter train derails in US A train has derailed in a station in the US state of New Jersey. The locomotive came off the rails at Hoboken station, 11 kilometres from New York City. -
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World Iraqi president on democracy and ISIL's decline Euronews’ Aissa Boukanoun sits down with Iraqi leader Dr Muhammad Fuad Masum to talk about the Battle of Mosul, democracy and Daesh. -
Sport Ogier leads after Corsica Rally shakedown Sebastien Ogier signalled his intent to wrap up the season long title early by setting the fastest time in the shakedown for the Corsica Rally. -
Afghanistan Afghan president formalises controversial pact with notorious warlord Aghan president Ashraf Ghani has formalised a controversial pact with one of the country’s most notorious warlords. -
Economy Paris Motor Show: driving into a clean future The Paris Motor Show is seeing more and more electric vehicles thanks to falling battery costs and reaction to Volkswagen's dieselgate scandal. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Hungary votes on migrant quotas This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Musica Amsterdam welcomes Maestro Gatti Milanese Maestro Daniele Gatti takes the helm of Amsterdam's world renowned Concertgebouw Orchestra -
Israel Shimon Peres is laid to rest in Jerusalem Mourners in Israel have been paying their final respects to former president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Shimon Peres. -
Syria UN condemns attacks on Aleppo hospitals as doctors struggle in ever-worse conditions The International Committee of the Red Cross reports a dramatic rise in the death toll in Aleppo. -
Europe News Belgian unions march against labour reform Several thousand people have marched in Brussels in protest at planned labour market reforms. -
Cult Pushing boundries in Iran 'Insolents de Téhéran' by Jérémy Suyker Jérémy Suyker is a young French photographer. -
Libya From religious teaching to a suicide belt: ISIL fighters' bequeathals to their brides A set of marriage certificates recovered by the Libyan army from ISIL, reveals some of the surprising gifts offered by Jihadis to their brides. -
Sport Video: Skydivers attempt swing world record Perfect weather conditions high up in the sky above Austria greeted the Red Bull Skydive team, who this week attempted to set a new world record for the longest swing in the… -
Sport Europe and US ready to do battle in 41st Ryder Cup The 41st edition of the Ryder Cup tees off on Friday at the Hazeltine National Golf Club in Cheska, Minnesota. -
USA At least one dead and scores injured after train crash in New Jersey Emergency services in the US are dealing with a major rush-hour train crash at a commuter station in Hoboken near New York City. -
USA Scrapping Obama's JASTA veto could have unintended consequences for US Families of 9-11 victims have just won a Congressional victory in the US, with the assembly overturning an Obama veto allowing them to sue Saudi Arabia. But what if foreign governments decide to use t -
Sudan Amnesty accuses Sudanese government of war crimes The leading human rights group has accused the government of Sudan of carrying out at least 30 chemical weapons attacks in the Jebel Marra area of Darfur since January. -
Spain Spain's socialists in crisis as party executive revolts against leader The future of Spain’s main opposition socialist leader Pedro Sanchez hangs by a thread after top party officials resigned en mass. -
Cult Pompidou pomp as Etam roasts the runway in Paris French lingerie brand Etam celebrated a centenary of underwear at the Pompidou Centre in Paris. -
Indonesia Volcano erupts in Indonesia, thousands evacuated Mount Barujari on Indonesia’s Lombok Island is erupting, sending plumes of ash thousands of metres into the air. -
Markets Commerzbank's shares slip despite restructuring Commerzbank has confirmed it will reduce its workforce by more than a fifth - cutting 9,600 jobs as it faces a slump in earnings. -
Economy Scepticism mounts over OPEC production cut move Oil producers in the OPEC cartel have agreed they need to cut production to address a supply glut and lift prices - but the devil is in the details. -
Sci-Tech 'Commencing countdown' astronauts prepare for blast off French ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet is going for a swim, but this is one dip with a difference. Pesquet is taking his last training session in NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory at Johnson Space Cente -
China World's largest air purifier makes debut in China World's largest air purifier makes debut in China -
France Hollande pays tribute at site of Charlie Hebdo siege The french president has unveiled a plaque at the printing company north of Paris where the Charlie Hebdo attackers went into hiding before they were killed during a police siege. -
World News Hungary prepares for referendum on EU refugee quotas Campaigning in Hungary is in full swing ahead of a referendum this Sunday on EU refugee quotas. -
No Comment Israel's leaders' tribute to Shimon Peres Israel’s leaders paid their respects at the coffin of one of the country’s founding fathers, Shimon Peres, on Thursday (September 29) outside the Knesset in… -
No Comment Tom Hanks photobombs wedding shoot Wedding film company First Day Films captured the moment when Tom Hanks made a surprise guest appearance during a couple’s wedding photo shoot in New York’s Central Park on Saturday (September… -
Target 'Numbers and quality:' what Poland wants to offer to international investors Find out why Poland is quickly becoming a hub for international investment -
India India's 'surgical strikes' along Kashmir border prompt fury in Pakistan Tensions threaten to boil over in Kashmir after India carried out what it called ‘‘surgical strikes’‘ along the de facto border with Pakistan. -
China Dozens missing in eastern China after landslides At least 32 people are missing in south eastern China after heavy rains triggered two major landslides. -
World News Power restored in South Australia after state-wide black out Severe storms which left South Australia without power on Wednesday are set to intensify, as political recriminations fly over the black out. -
World News Israel pays last respects to Shimon Peres as his casket lies in state The casket of the former president and prime minister lies in state at the Knesset as thousands are expected to file past ahead of the state funeral on Friday. -
USA Clinton appeals to young Americans, as Trump courts Polish vote Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is on a mission to win over younger voters, as polls show her support from Millennials is on the wane. -
Markets Oil prices rise after OPEC announces first output cut since 2008 OPEC has agreed to cut its oil output for the first time since 2008. -
Ukraine Russia rejects report into downing of MH17 as "biased" Russia rejects MH17 report as “biased” JIT has “ignored evidence” Moscow denies any involvement Russia has firmly dismissed a report into the 2014 downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine, call -
Israel Israelis adjust to the loss of Shimon Peres Israelis are adjusting to the loss of one of their elder statesmen as preparations began for the funeral of former president Shimon Peres. -
Egypt Syrian opposition group calls on Cairo for help to resolve the civil war The Cairo Conference for Syrian Opposition delegation is in talks with Egypt to try to convince the Arabic power to have more involvement in efforts to resolve the Syrian civil…