12 September 2017 | Euronews
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North Korea North Korea threatens U.S. with 'greatest pain' North Korea calls the latest UN resolution unlawful and threatens the U.S. with the greatest pain it has ever suffered. -
Spain Police in Barcelona have evacuated the area around the Sagrada Familia church in an anti-terrorism operation -
USA Can Santa afford the new iPhone? Ten years after its first iPhone, Apple has unveiled its latest and most expensive yet – the iPhone X, priced at $999. -
Poland EU gives Poland one month EU threaten to take Poland to Court of Justice over judicial reforms -
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Target Kazakhstan embraces the digital age International Sovereign Wealth Funds have been gathering in Astana to explore new frontiers and tap into more markets. -
United Kingdom "BIN it, don't BLOCK it!" - Monster 'fatberg' is found in London sewer One of the biggest 'fatbergs' ever seen in Britain has been found blocking a Victorian-era, east London sewer. -
France Why workers’ rights in France remain strong - even in the face of Macron’s reforms -
World News Saakashvili served papers over border breach Authorities formally serve notice on Mikheil Saakashvili charging him with illegal entry into Ukraine -
World News Chloe Dahl follows in Roald's footsteps She may not be Roald Dahl’s most famous grandchild, but she is following in his footsteps. -
No Comment Saint-Martin Promised Help after Irma Destruction Macron promises help for French territories struck by Hurricane Irma last week. -
Economy Combined costs of twin US hurricanes to reach 200 billion Moodys' costs damage from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma at 200 billion dollars. -
Bangladesh Myanmar under international pressure to resolve Rohingya situation US and Bangladesh call for an end to Myanmar violence. -
Next Series Cassini on its final dive towards Saturn -
United Kingdom British theatre giant Sir Peter Hall dies aged 86 The larger-than-life theatre producer and director, founder of the RSC and NT Sir Peter Hall, has died aged 86. -
France 'Social coup d'Etat': crowds rally against French labour reform In France, tens of thousands of people rallied against the government's labour reform on Tuesday, with some demonstrations turning violent. -
Spain Spanish court further obstructs Catalan independence vote A Spanish court has suspended a Catalan law which outlined a legal framework for an independent state. -
Italy Ice cream artisans compete for world’s tastiest gelato An international ice cream contest claims to have found the world's best gelato flavour -
United Kingdom World famous Stonehenge to be freed from traffic -
No Comment Devastated French Caribbean islands await Macron visit French islands devastated by Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean await the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron. -
No Comment USA: small plane crashes into a tree -
Ecotech Bugatti breaks world speed record All it takes is 42 seconds. -
USA Hillary Clinton to launch 'revelatory' new autobiography Hillary Clinton prepares for launch of 'revelatory' book. -
Sport War horrors to football highs: how Azerbaijan’s FK Qarabag have come back from the brink Exiled by war, Chelsea's opponents tonight have seen their fortunes take a turn for the better. -
Economy UK inflation rises to 2.9% -
USA Apple's new iPhone expected today amid accusations of planned obsolescence Apple's new iPhone expected amid accusations of planned obsolescence -
Earth News What if sunglasses, rather than a nuclear bomb, spelled the end for Kim Jong-un? Bringing down a regime from inside with the help of high-end sunglasses - that's the extraordinary idea conceived by Johan Stahl. -
No Comment Hurricane Irma submerges downtown Charleston Charleston, South Carolina, submerged as Hurricane Irma passes by. -
United Kingdom Where now for Britain's Brexit process? The British government has pushed the second reading of the EU Withdrawal Bill through parliament, but there are worries it has made a power grab over Committees' ability to amend the law. -
Cult Vladimir Jurowski and Bucharest embrace the genius of George Enescu The Enescu Festival had a grand opening with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and its conductor Vladimir Jurowski performing the opera Œdipe. -
Germany German Election 360° in Gelsenkirchen This is the sixth of nine episodes we are going to publish ahead of the German federal elections on 24 September. -
Germany Electric cars headline the Frankfurt International Motor Show 'Electric' is the buzz word at the Frankfurt International Motor Show. -
Germany Air Berlin cancels 100 flights after pilots call in sick -
France What does Macron want to change in his labour reforms? As protestors took to the streets of France to protest labour law changes, Macron faced his first big challenge in office. -
World News Record-breaking explorers answer your questions on the Arctic Mission Marine biologist Tim Gordon and sailor Erik de Jong answer your questions on the Arctic Mission. -
Germany Campaigning hots up for Angela Merkel It has so far been a quiet run-up to the upcoming federal vote for the chancellor. -
Myanmar Pressure mounts on Myanmar over Rohingya exodus