17 September 2017 | Euronews
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Syria Syrian forces capture key district in Deir al Zor Syrian troops with Russian air power capture al-Jafra district in Deir al-Zor -
Israel Jewish Orthodox protests turn violent At least 8 protesters arrested in Jewish orthodox protests over conscription -
USA SpaceX Dragon arrives home from International Space Station The cargo capsule was released from the ISS on Sunday, heading back to Earth after a month in space. -
Bangladesh Aid agency launches Rohingya appeal Thousands of Rohingya refugees, many of them children, face starvation without international action -
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Sport Sarah-Quita Offringa triumphs in Windsurfing World Cup -
United Kingdom The Queen has a back-up World War 3 speech The Queen has a speech ready in case World War 3 breaks out and it's still as relevant now as the day it was written 30 years ago -
World German elections: the challenges ahead What challenges does Germany face as it prepares to elect its new leaders? -
Germany Small parties vie coalition prize as German election race tightens Angela Merkel's conservatives are tipped to win but without enough support to govern alone. -
Sport Game on for Ashgabat and Fifth Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games Ashgabat is in the spotlight. -
United Kingdom UK threat level downgraded to severe from critical As the investigation into Friday's blast on a London train progressed, the UK lowered its security threat level from critical to severe, meaning another attack remains highly likely but is no longer expected imminently. -
Mexico Netflix’s ‘Narcos’ location scout killed in Mexico Carlos Muñoz Portal was looking for places to film the next season of 'Narcos'. His body was found in his car in a rural area of Mexico State. -
Turkey Erdogan echoes Iraqi alarm over Kurdish independence vote President Erdogan is to raise northern Iraq's planned referendum during a visit to the US this week. -
Serbia Serbia's lesbian PM joins Belgrade Pride Parade Campaigners have described the event as a test of the conservative Balkan state's rights record as it seeks to join the European Union. -
No Comment Rohingya refugees struggle in Bangladesh camps Nearly half a million Ronhingya Muslims are said to have crossed the border after fleeing violence in Myanmar. -
West Bank Hamas 'ready' to work with Palestinian authority in Gaza Repeated attempts at reconciliation have failed since the Islamist Hamas group drove forces loyal to President Abbas from the Gaza Strip in 2007. -
No Comment Fresh protests in St. Louis over cop's acquittal "The whole damn system is guilty as hell," the protesters chanted, decrying a police officer's acquittal in the killing of a black man. -
France Freed journalist arrives back in France Loup Bureau says he is both relieved and surprised to have been freed on Friday. -
Japan Typhoon hits Japan, grounding hundreds of flights Authorities have warned of flash floods and landslides as the storm moves towards the country's northeast. It could bring strong winds to the Tokyo area by Sunday evenging. -
United Kingdom 'Foster parents' home searched in London bomb probe Police probing the Tube train bombing earlier arrested an 18-year-old in Dover. A second man has also been arrested. -
USA St Louis rocked by second night of protests Clashes between demonstrators and riot police marred the end of what had been a largely-peaceful second day of protest rallies in the US city of St Louis. -
Iraq A stark warning for Iraq's Kurds Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi describes plans for a vote on independence as "playing with fire" -
Greece Greece: Clashes as activists mark death of anti-fascist rapper Protesters marched in Athens against the Greek far-right Golden Dawn party