11 September 2017 | Euronews
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Turkey Turkish journalists to stay in jail Istanbul court rules 17 members of Turkey's main opposition newspaper must remain behind bars -
North Korea Russia and China back new UN sanctions on North Korea Russia and China join unanimous UN vote to impose stricter sanctions on North Korea over its continued nuclear tests. -
Turkey Rights group: Turkey newspaper trial a 'mockery of justice' Prosecutors have charged 17 staff members of Turkey's main opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet with allegedly "sponsoring terror organisations," including the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom the government blames for last year's failed coup. -
Norway Conservatives declare victory in Norwegian election Ruling Conservative Party retain power in historic Norwegian election -
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United Kingdom Brexit bill wins first parliamentary vote Brexit bill wins first parliamentary vote -
France France's final guillotine: 40 years since the end of the death penalty -
USA Florida recovers after Hurricane Irma devastation Thousands of houses damaged and over six million homes without power after Irma thrashes Florida -
World News View: EU must take a long, hard look in the mirror -
Economy Google lodges appeal against 2.4bn EU fine Google appeals record European Commission fine. -
Cinema Jolie and Clooney defend their films in Toronto Angelina Jolie showed up at the Toronto Film Festival with four of her six children for the premiere of The Breadwinner, on which she's executive producer. George Clooney came to present Suburbicon, the movie he directed based on a script co-written with the Coen brothers. -
USA 16 years on, America remembers 9/11 -
Cuba Irma death toll rises in Cuba At least 10 people have been killed in Cuba by Hurricane Irma, which has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. -
Spain Catalans mark national day with calls for independence Thousands take to the streets to mark Catalonia's annual national day -
Cult The Rolling Stones rock Europe The Rolling Stones' 'No Filter Tour' revives classic songs at modern-day prices. -
Belgium Tell us what you think of the European Union #AskJuncker: Tell us what you think of the European Union ahead of Juncker's live YouTube interview on Thursday. -
Ukraine Russia gives Crimean Tatar leader eight years in jail Russia gives Crimean Tatar leader eight years jail in, say critics, a travesty of a trial. -
Italy Huge Cocaine Seizure in Italy -
No Comment Croatian floods hit homes and schools Hospitals and houses have been flooded in Croatia following torrential rain in the Istrin peninsula. -
Russia Fire and fury over film about Russian tsar's romance Alexei Uchitel's "Matilda" tells the story of the late-19th century romance between Nicholas II, before he became tsar, and half-Polish dancer Matilda Kshesinskaya. -
Travel News Half day in La Fortuna, Costa Rica Costa rica travel -
USA In Pictures: Hurricane Irma's path of destruction Hurricane Irma carved a path of destruction across the Caribbean and onto mainland US. Watch it sweep across the Atlantic here: -
Greece Archaeologists unearth major Mycenaean-era tomb in Greece Archaeologists hope a major new discovery in Greece will help to boost understanding of funeral practices during the Mycenaean period -
Sport Ultimate Platini fan wins Guinness record Cypriot Philippos Stavrou Platini spent three decades and hundreds of thousands of euros building the world's largest collection of football memorabilia. -
Cult Spain's street art capital -
Belgium EU fears a Catalan "domino effect" Catalans the world over have rallied in a show of support for independence. -
No Comment Black Pudding Throwing Championship World Black Pudding Throwing Championships take place near Manchester. -
Spain What is the Diada of Catalonia and why is it important this year? As Catalonia celebrates it's annual Diada, or national day, Euronews looks at the origins and significance of the event -
Jordan 'TIGER Girls`getting young Syrian refugee women back to school With many Syrian refugee girls being forced into marriage or worse by hardship in Jordanian camps, the "TIGER Girls" NGO is getting them back to school. -
Next Series Fish in a new climate Will oysters be able to survive climate change and the expected rise of water temperatures in seas and oceans across the globe? -
Spain Catalonia celebrates national day amid tension over secession vote plans Catalonia has renamed its fete day 'the National Day of Yes'. -
Italy Italy’s main opposition parties call for new currency to flank euro Three of Italy's biggest parties are calling for a dual currency in a bid to appeal to growing anti-euro sentiment -
USA Hurricane Irma weakens as Florida prepares to count the cost -
Norway Norway votes in knife-edge election Norway will soon know who will lead the country for the next four years. -
United Kingdom Key vote on EU withdrawal divides Westminster parliament Teresa May's government faces a key test with the vote on the EU Withdrawal Bill. -
Somalia Somalia: Al-Shabaab storms military base near Kenyan border Fighting follows an al-Shabaab suicide bombing in Somalia. -
USA Hurricane Irma downgraded to a tropical storm as it heads northwest Irma has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm with sustained winds of up to 110 km per hour. -
Russia Russia's Yabloko claims huge gains in Moscow local council elections Russia's Yabloko claims huge gains in Moscow local council elections -
Next Series Takeaway: Fish & climate Do you like carp… yes or no? -
Chile Chile clashes: violence breaks out during protest to mark coup anniversary -
Mexico Mexico quake death toll rises to 91 Mexico quake death toll rises to 91 -
Iraq Hundreds of ISIL families detained in Iraq Hundreds of ISIL families detained in Iraq -
World News Nadal wins 3rd US Open and 16th Grand Slam Spaniard Rafa Nadal beats South Africa's Kevin Anderson to win his third US Open -
World News Syrian forces regain control of key Deir al-Zor highway Syrian government forces say they have seized control of the road linking Deir al-Zor to the capital