20 September 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Police raids anger Catalan referendum supporters Spanish PM calls for Catalans to abandon independence vote as police raids spark anger in Barcelona -
USA Theresa May calls for reform of the UN at General Assembly The UN should "prove its worth in helping us to meet the challenges of the 21st Century," May said -
Belgium Brussels terror suspect to break silence in court Terror suspect Mehdi Nemmouche to break his silence at court appearance linked to 2014 Jewish museum shooting -
PuertoRico Major flooding as Hurricane Maria hits Puerto Rico -
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Iran Iran vows to uphold nuclear accord Iran says it will not be the first country to violate the nuclear deal, but vows to respond decisively to anyone breaching iT. -
Sport Dumoulin wins World Time Trial Dutch cyclist storms ahead of his rivals to take the gold medal. -
Sport 'Raging Bull' Jake LaMotta dies aged 95 Inspiration for the Oscar-winning 1980 film who was best known for his rivalry with Sugar Ray Robinson had pneumonia and died in a nursing home. -
No Comment Social media footage of Mexico earthquake emerges Eyewitness images show the destruction and fear as the Latin American country was hit by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Irish border in Brexit spotlight -
Economy Eurozone remains attractive according to ECB vice-president After almost a decade of crisis and uncertainty in the Eurozone, optimism is on the rise. -
Mexico Rescue efforts underway after second deadly Mexico earthquake Rescue efforts take place in Mexico following its most lethal earthquake in a generation. -
Russia Western concerns over Russia-Belarus military drills Western concerns over Russia-Belarus military drills -
USA South Carolina fifth graders asked to justify actions of K.K.K. The 10-year-olds were given a homework assignment that read: “You are a member of the K.K.K.. Why do you think your treatment of African-Americans is justified?” -
Germany Merkel gets ahead of the pack by targetting postal voters A large fraction of Germany's electorate is choosing to vote early by mail, potentially changing the political landscape ahead of Sunday's federal elections. -
No Comment Kenyan political rivals clash at Supreme Court Kenyan opposition and ruling party supporters fought as judges deliberated over detailing why last month's presidential election was cancelled -
Cult Crystal Mesh and 70s chic at London Fashion Week British designers showcase at London Fashion Week. -
China Airbus opens new facility in China A completion centre for the A330 jet will complement Airbus' sites in Tianjin as the company battles Boeing for the Chinese market. -
No Comment French team wins Gordon Bennett hot air balloon cup French pair travel over 1,800 km from Germany to Estonia to claim victory over last year's champions. -
Mexico Timeline: Mexico's deadliest earthquakes over the last three decades -
Sport Fifth Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games: Turkmenistan's women strike gold Hello and welcome from Ashgabat. -
Spain Protests in Barcelona after police raid Catalan government buildings Junior economy minister has been arrested as police searches for documents linked to the Catalan independence referendum. -
No Comment Cambodians gather to mark Festival of the Dead finale The Festival of the Dead allows people to say prayers and offer food to lost loved ones -
United Kingdom Police all-clear after London security alert prompted evacuations Security cordons had been put up after reports of a suspicious package in the Liverpool Street and Moorgate areas. -
Mexico Mexico quake: evacuation drill may have saved lives Mexico holds evacuation drills to mark the anniversary of the 1985 deadly quake -
United Kingdom Third suspect arrested linked to London tube bombing UK police detain a man in Wales in connection with Parsons Green tube attack -
Europe News Ryanair passengers hit compensation turbulence Complaints against low-cost carrier mount after flight cancellations -
Europe News Brexit: UK under pressure over Irish border EU chief calls on Britain to find a solution to avoid new controls -
Iraq Leaders respond to Kurdistan independence referendum President Erdogan of Turkey says the vote could lead to further instability in an already vulnerable region. -
Mexico Death toll rises as Mexico counts cost of latest earthquake With deaths at over 200 and rising Mexico says latest earthquake is deadliest in more than 30 years. -
Mexico Death toll rises after Mexico rocked by huge earthquake Panic on the streets of Mexico City as a deadly earthquake rocks the region -
Mexico More than 20 children dead after school collapses during Mexico quake -
Nauru Australian PM confirms US refugee resettlement deal will continue as planned within weeks Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has confirms the resettlement of over a thousand asylum seekers on remote Pacific islands will go ahead as planned. -
USA Protesters take their voices to outside the UN General Assembly Delegates to the UN General Assembly in New York walk through outdoor protests. -
Russia Stanislav Petrov 'the man who saved the world' has died aged 77 Stanislav Petrov, the Soviet colonel who famously 'saved the world' from nuclear war has died -
Cult Biennale Lyon 2017 - "Floating Worlds" continues examination of 'modernity' The second of three Lyon Bienalles to explore modernity takes "Floating Worlds" as its 2017 theme -
World News Hurricane Maria heads for Virgin Islands Hurricane Maria's category five winds and torrential rain have wrecked Dominica. Now they are bearing down on the Virgin Islands.