30 September 2016 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarians urge the government to 'See the human' in pro-migration rally On Friday (September 30), the Hungarian parliament in Budapest set the scene for a rally organisers have named ‘See the human! -
Russia Flight MH17: Tension mounts between Russia and The Netherlands Each country has summoned the other's ambassador after Moscow rejected the findings of an international probe into the downing of the plane. -
Cult Body as a canvas the work of Eric Ceccarini Belgian photographer "Eric Ceccarini":http://www.ericceccarini.com/ works as a fashion and advertising snapper. -
Sport Heavyweight champ Fury test positive for cocaine Undefeated World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has tested positive for Cocaine. -
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Mexico At least five soldiers killed in Mexico ambush The local prosecutor's office says the attack took place in the early morning on the edge of the city of Culiacan in the home state of the Sinaloa cartel. -
Sport Corsica Rally: Ogier continued his perfect start by winning all four stages After setting the fastest time in the shakedown to the Corsica Rally Sébastien Ogier continued his perfect start to the event by winning all four stages on… -
Brazil Hundreds still at large following Brazil jail-break The inmates fled from the Jardinopolis prison, around 160 kilometres northwest of Sao Paulo, Brazil's second city. Officials say they had set fire to several cells in one wing of the prison during a r -
My Europe Series Brexit: the aftershocks In this edition of Insiders, Euronews’ current affairs magazine with an in-depth look at the critical events shaping our world, we take a look at the impact of… -
Georgia Pope Francis takes first trip to Georgia, but not everyone is happy Pope Francis is in Georgia for the first time. -
My Europe Series Brexit shakes up thriving UK tech sector The UK's digital tech sector was overwhelmingly opposed to Brexit. Some startups and tech professionals have already pulled the plug. After Brexit, could Techxit be next? -
My Europe Series Economist Andre Sapir explains impact of Brexit vote Insiders speaks with Andre Sapir, an economist and senior fellow with the Bruegel think tank in Brussels, on what the United Kingdom can expect post-Brexit. -
Markets Rollercoaster Friday for Deutsche Bank on settlement fears and hopes Deutsche Bank's shares bounced back on Friday after a media report it was close to settling with US authorities over alleged misselling of mortgage-backed securities. -
Economy Hungary's green agenda moves in two directions Hungary has just announced plans to subsidise electric cars, but at the same time is blocking the installation of new wind turbines. -
Thailand Thailand confirms first Zika-related microcephaly cases Thailand has reported its first confirmed cases of Zika-related birth defects. -
Cult Check out big bottom, Tintin, Vermeer and Ernst Beyeler The Turner Prize at Tate Britain. -
Syria Eastern Aleppo: thousands trapped, hundreds dead, 30 doctors, 'six' hospitals The offensive in Aleppo shows little sign of slowing down. -
Cinema '24 Weeks' an emotional portrayal of a moral dilemma Astrid, a successful TV comic, is facing an emotional dilemma, she is pregnant with her second child, but the baby has some serious health issues. -
Cinema Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick are 'Trolls' Colourful trolls invaded London to the joy of a select group of fans who attended the rainbow carpet of 'Trolls' starring Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake in the leading roles. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Russia blamed for MH17 crash This is State of the Union, a weekly roundup of the top stories across Europe. -
Cinema Portrait of a nation shot by Indians 'India in a Day' Directed by Richie Mehta 'India in a Day' is an innovative and novel form of non-fiction filmmaking. -
Cinema 'Hell Or High Water' a contemporary Western with all the ingredients 'Hell Or High Water' is a Western in the true sense of the genre. Set in Texas and filmed in the great outdoors. It has all the ingredients, native Americans, cowboys, a sheriff and bank jobs. -
Netherlands Stolen Van Gogh paintings recovered by Italian police The masterpieces, stolen more than a decade ago in Amsterdam, were found in a house linked to an international drug trafficker in Castellammare di Stabia, near Naples. -
Germany Euronews asks the experts what they think of Rosetta A bittersweet day for the ESA as they celebrate the success of their comet mission after working together on the project for more than 30 years. -
Sport Canada triumph on home ice at World Cup of Hockey Sidney Crosby cemented his status as one of hockey’s finest after he captained Canada to a second consecutive World Cup of Hockey title. -
Europe News EU agrees to ratify Paris climate deal Environment ministers from across the EU agreed to ratify a landmark UN climate accord on Friday. -
Economy UK based carmakers voice concerns about Brexit effects Britain's planned exit from the European Union is disturbing car company bosses, including the heads of Nissan and Jaguar Land Rover. -
Turkey Turkey raids courthouses and jails in post-coup purge Turkish police have raided courthouses and prisons as the post-coup crackdown continues. -
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No Comment [video 360°] Taste the Oktoberfest feeling Discover the Wiesn, the location of the world famous beer festival in Munich. -
Germany Rosetta crash-lands on her comet Scientists at the ESA control centre in Germany clapped and hugged after screens showed the loss of signal after the final, historic touchdown. -
USA US band The Slants take lawsuit over name to Supreme Court The Slants take fight over their name all the way to the US Supreme Court -
World Mission accomplished: Rosetta crash crowns ESA's historic achievement The European Space Agency's Rosetta mission has come to a close with success after crash landing hits target -
Markets Deutsche Bank boss offers reassurance after shares slump Deutsche Bank shares continued their gyrations - down nearly nine percent at one stage on Friday on fears about its stability. -
World News And also...Dangerous selfies, nuns tie the knot and a Spanish porn star mocks the establishment Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… -
Russia Second photography flashpoint over war photos in Moscow A group of men invaded the Sakharov Centre in the Russian capital and disrupted the exhibition of work which features photographs from Ukraine's embattled east. -
Philippines Philippines President likens himself to Hitler, wants to kill 3 million drug addicts The leader, who backs vigilante death squads in his war on drugs, appeared to answer critics who call him a dictator by likening himself to the Nazi leader. -
No Comment South African police fire rubber bullets at students protesting tuition costs at Rhodes University Tensions were running high at South Africa’s Rhodes University on Wednesday (September 28) as police and students scuffled during a demonstration over tuition… -
No Comment Rescuer sobs as he pulls baby alive from Idlib rubble Footage released by the Syrian Civil Defense Rescuers purports to show a baby and a woman being pulled alive from rubble in Idlib. -
Israel Israel and the world say goodbye to Shimon Peres Former Israeli President Shimon Peres is laid to rest in Jerusalem as a host of world leaders gather in his memory. -
Iraq Preparations intensify for Mosul offensive in Iraq French fighter jets have taken off from the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier on a mission targeting the so-called Islamic State in its Iraqi stronghold of… -
My Europe Series Brexit ripples: hate crimes, anxiety and passport-hunting Leaving the UK, applying for naturalisation, seeking an EU passport: some options weighed by British and foreign Europe-lovers after the Brexit vote. -
Canada 'Pop!' Princess Charlotte speaks in public for the first time Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge treated their young family to a play day on Thursday, on their official visit to Canada. -
Canada Academic back in Canada after being freed from Iran detention Canadian-Iranian academic Homa Hoodfar flew back into Montreal on Thursday, after authorities in Iran released her from custody. -
Germany Germany: Zschaepe breaks silence in neo-Nazi murder trial The lone surviving suspect in a neo-Nazi murder trial in Germany broke her silence in court on Thursday. -
USA US election: Trump accused of violating Cuba trade embargo US media reports claim presidential candidate Donald Trump tried to do business in Cuba in the 1990s, in breach of the American trade embargo. -
Syria Syria: US on verge of ending peace talks with Russia As Russia vows to press ahead with its Aleppo offensive, the US says it is on the verge of ending Syria peace talks with Moscow.