23 September 2017 | Euronews
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North Korea US bombers fly near North Korea, which threatens rocket strikes The flight was the farthest north of the demilitarised zone separating North and South Korea that any US fighter jet or bomber has flown in the 21st century, the Pentagon said. -
Turkey Turkey votes to extend mandate for troops in Iraq and Syria Turkey's parliament have voted to extend the authorisation to deploy Turkish troops in Iraq and Syria. -
France France: thousands rally against labour reforms The French far-left draws tens of thousands to a rally against controversial labour reforms. -
Netherlands Dutch women snap selfies in public urinals to protest lack of female toilets Campaign comes amid a nationwide debate over gender equality sparked by a court ruling on public urination -
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Germany German voters 'undecided' hours before polls open Germany’s candidates campaign for one final time, as polls suggest a third of the electorate is still undecided over who to vote for in Sunday's general election. -
Spain Spanish government and Catalonia clash over control of regional police The Catalan government has vowed to push ahead with an independence referendum that Madrid has declared illegal. On Saturday, it said it would not hand over control of its regional police force to Spain’s Interior Ministry. -
United Kingdom Half a million Londoners sign Uber's petition to stay on the roads Half a million Londoners sign Uber's petition to stay on the roads -
World News German election rivals battle it out in Street Fighter parody What is German Chancellor Angela Merkel's special move, and will it be enough to defeat her rivals? -
No Comment Down-to-earth Melania? First Lady plants, harvests in White House Garden "I’m a big believer in healthy eating, because it reflects on your mind and your body,” the former model said. -
No Comment US cops rescue people trapped inside burning car The Atlanta police officers' body cameras show them smashing the car's windows with their batons to help the occupants get out. -
North Korea Tremors detected in North Korea raising fears of another nuclear test Two tremors detected in North Korea appear not to be man-made, easing fears the state had conducted another nuclear test. -
World News View: Could Merkel’s Germany fill the global leadership void? Will Angela Merkel’s Germany ensure that great-power cooperation does not deteriorate beyond the point of no return in the Trump era? -
Focus Egypt looks to SMEs to push growth Egypt’s economy has started to improve but has yet to recover from the country’s 2011 uprising and the years of unrest that followed – according to the Ratings Agency… -
Iran Iran 'successfully launches ballistic missile' Iran claims to have successfully tested a new, mid-range ballistic missile, but says it is not breaching the 2015 nuclear accord. -
Sport South Korea fighting fit at Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games South Korea’s taekwondo was on top of the world after it scooped seven medals at the fifth Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games (AIMAG) in Ashgabat. -
Economy Moody's revises Britain's credit rating to negative from stable Moody's revises Britain's credit rating to negative from stable -
Germany Martin Schulz reaches out to undecided voters in massive Berlin rally Martin Schulz reaches out to undecided voters in massive Berlin rally -
World News McCain defies Trump again on healthcare reform The Arizona Senator opposes Republicans' latest attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare -
Spain Love story with a difference kicks off San Sebastian Film Festival Alicia Vikander and James McAvoy star in 'Submergence' by German director Wim Wenders -
World News Dam failure sparks Puerto Rico flash flood emergency In the wake of deadly Hurricane Maria, a mass evacuation is underway, with tens of thousands at risk