22 September 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Corbyn, Farage blast May's Brexit speech -
World News Measles: a deadly killer that EU countries have failed to eliminate It's worst in Italy and Romania. -
Germany Merkel, Schulz reach out to undecided voters as far-right surge looms The German Chancellor and her Social Democrat challenger say every vote counts, as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) looks set to become the most far-right party in parliament for 60 years. -
World News Constructive or Brexit betrayal: Mixed reaction to Theresa May speech The British PM spoke in Florence ahead of a fresh round of Brexit negotiations next week -
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World News Ronaldo, Messi & Neymar make FIFA best player shortlist -
United Kingdom Five key takeaways from Theresa May’s Brexit speech in Florence What did we learn from the British prime minister's address? -
Germany Turbulence ahead: hundreds of refugees set for Berlin's Templehof Airport Prefabricated homes to be installed at former travel hub. -
Romania ‘Not vaccinating your own baby leads to the death of another’ In the past year, 34 people have died after contracting measles in Romania. More than 9,233 cases have been recorded in the current outbreak. -
World News How is the Kurdish independence referendum different from Catalonia’s? Kurdish and Catalan separatists in many ways share the same struggle, but what divides them? -
United Kingdom Campaign urges UK Home Office to grant acclaimed Syrian musician visa for festival "Being forced to leave his home and losing everything was hard enough. To be refused the opportunity to share his art with us all is simply cruel" -
Economy Theresa May wants two-year transition period with EU post-Brexit The UK prime minister Theresa May has appealed to EU leaders to be positive over Brexit in a speech in Florence. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Catalonia crisis overshadows Brexit and German elections -
France Macron signs 5 decrees to overhaul French labour laws President Macron has signed 5 decrees overhauling French labour laws, the first major economic reforms since he came to power -
Cult Lucio Fontana, Master of Space and Light Lucio Fontana, one of the most influent artists of the XX° century is on display in Milano for an unique exhibition -
Spain Spanish police arrest man in connection with Barcelona attack A 24-year-old Moroccan resident of Spain was detained as investigators look into his role in acquiring bomb making materials. -
Focus Tourism that's good for the planet and its inhabitants A breeding programme for the endangered giant panda has been the backdrop for UN talks on using tourism for development -
World News North Korea: Trump and Kim trade "'mad men" insults as war of words intensifies -
Business Planet Fighting space junk This week in Business Planet we look at the problem posed by space debris and meet some of those who are developing solutions. -
Sport China claims gold in track cycling at Asian Games A sporting celebrity back home, Hong Kong’s Lee Wai Sze is one of the stars of track cycling at the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games in Ashgabat. -
United Kingdom Man charged over London tube bomb attack Ahmed Hassan, 18, has been charged with attempted murder over last week's London tube bomb attack and appeared in court on Friday. -
USA Erdogan supporters beat up protestors at New York speech Member of the audience calls the Turkish president a 'terrorist' during a speech at the city's Marriott hotel, soliciting violent response from the crowd. -
Cinema Krzysztof Zanussi is back in action 'Ether', by award-winning Krzysztof Zanussi, is in production in Ukraine. -
Iraq View: 'Mosul was a horror and I wanted so badly to help' I wanted make an impact if only for one patient at a time -
Europe News Road to recovery? Mixed EU reaction to May's Brexit speech -
Culture news Iconoclasts in Saatchi Gallery An exhibition presenting a surprising number of materials and techniques opens its gates. -
World News Extra police sent to stop Catalan referendum Spain will deploy police reinforcements to Catalonia to help maintain order if the proposed independence referendum goes ahead -
Germany German Election 360°: laissez-faire and fair-to-middling internet This is the last of nine episodes we are publishing ahead of the german elections. -
No Comment The last straw: French farmers block Champs Elysees in Paris to protest herbicide ban Some 300 farmers gathered on the famous avenue to protest the French government's proposed ban on glyphosate. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia withdraws school textbook over picture of Yoda How did the Star Wars character make it into the photograph? -
Germany How the far-right Alternative for Deutschland became Germany's third-biggest party The story of the party that made historic gains in Germany's 2017 election -
Germany Youth uninspired by Social Democrats and 'the Schulz Effect' These young people are campaigning outside a shopping mall in the Neukölln district of Berlin. -
United Kingdom New thriller Maze follows infamous escape from Europe's most secure prison "It wasn't just an escape, it was a major IRA operation.” -
Economy "Not fit and proper": Uber loses London licence Transport for London has stripped Uber of its licence to operate from the end of the month, over what it called the ride-hailing service's "lack of corporate responsibility". -
Iran Iran to increase military capabilities Iran has announced that it will continue to develop the capabilities of it's military in direct defiance of the US after Trump's speech to the UN general assembly -
Cult African contemporary art is now on the map It's the largest museum in the world dedicated to Afraican contemporary art. The Zeitz MOCAA in now opened in Cape town, South Africa -
Germany Martin Schulz: a classic social democrat When Martin Schulz was nominated by Germany’s Social Democrats (SPD) in March to run against conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, everything looked possible. -
Italy Picasso exhibition in Rome celebrates centenary of artist's visit to Italy The father of Cubism and collage travelled to Italy with Jean Cocteau for a 1917 production of the ballet 'Parade'. -
Norway Norway under fire for deporting woman who was whipped in Iran An Iranian woman living in Norway for the last eight years and who was whipped 80 times in Iran this week after deportation in March is taking the Norwegian Immigration Ministry to court. -
Germany What you need to know about the German election What is an overhang vote? Why do Germans have two votes? Find the answers in our explainer. -
Iraq Amal Clooney describes UN investigation into ISIL war crimes as step in the right direction The human rights lawyer said the vote at the United Nations General Assembly represents an opportunity for victims of the militant group to "finally get their day in court". -
Bangladesh Bangladesh calls for "safe zones" for fleeing Rohingya Muslims Appeal comes as aid agencies struggle to cope with the influx of Rohingya, mostly children, fleeing violence in Myanmar -
Mexico Rescue dog hailed as hero after joining search for Mexico earthquake survivors Frida has already saved 52 people from various accidents and disasters -
Europe News Kurdish referendum: should the EU fear independence? World powers are worried independence for Iraq's Kurdish region could stir tensions. -
World News UN and EU say Geneva talks must restart to keep Syria intact Senior diplomats warn that progress on the ground must be backed up urgently by a push for a political settlement. -
PuertoRico Dazed Caribbean communities wonder how life can resume after Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico & the Dominican Republic, among the worst-hit by Hurricane Maria, faced with daunting rexconstruction task. -
Cult Boom! goes the dynamite - Vhils sees his name up in...gunpowder Portuguese visual artist Vhils's explosive technique is making itself felt in the Urban Art world. -
World News View: Juncker’s road map for Europe is leading us off course An inflationary bubble in Eastern Europe, coupled with the dismantling of border controls, could destabilize the entire EU and create a fresh wave of economic migrants into Central Europe -
Philippines Rival rallies in Philippines as protesters denounce 'dictator' Duterte Thursday saw large rallies in Manila both in support of and protest against President Duterte. -
North Korea Kim slams Trump as "mentally deranged" North Korea ups the ante by threatening an H-bomb test in the Pacific, while Kim Jong-un calls President Trump a "dotard" he will "tame with fire". -
Iraq Alarm grows over Kurdish independence referendum in Iraq The UN Security Council has expressed concern about the "potentially destabilising impact" of the vote -
Mexico Mexico earthquake: Rescue efforts continue as death toll rises At least 273 people are now known to have been killed by Tuesday's 7.1 magnitude quake -
Spain Catalonia leader vows to press ahead with independence vote Madrid has moved to halt the illegal ballot on October 1