11 September 2018 | Euronews
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World News FBI employees grapple with 9/11-related illnesses, deaths 15 agents have died from cancers linked to their roles in the investigation of the attacks, three of them in the last six months. -
Cinema Robert Redford's final film at TIFF Robert Redford's final film premieres at Toronto International Film Festival -
Russia ‘I’ll beat you to a pulp’: Putin's ex-head of security tells Navalny "Nobody has ever kicked your butt properly so that you’d feel it in your liver but now you came to the right person," Viktor Zolotov, the head of Russia's National Guard and Putin's ex-head of security, threatened the opposition leader. -
Belgium Rated: Did Juncker deliver on his State of the Union promises? Euronews takes a look at Juncker's scorecard ahead of his 2018 state of the union address. -
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Sudan EU-bound child migrants rescued from forced labour in Sudan, say police They were heading to Europe before traffickers made them work in illegal gold mines, authorities claim. -
Hungary Hungarian infrastructure a symptom of decades of underinvestment Today EU infrastructure spending is at an historic low. While some countries have spent EU funding wisely, in other member states people wonder if any money has been spent at all... -
World Raw Politics: Orban v Article 7, Wyclef on copyright, Brexit Brief and more Raw Politics: Orban v Article 7, Wyclef on copyright, Brexit Brief and more -
Europe News 'You are the most corrupt government in the EU,' Socialist MEP tells Orban Heated debate in European parliament on Hungary -
World Raw Politics: Orban defiant despite spectre of Article 7 Raw Politics: Orban defiant despite spectre of Article 7 -
No Comment Mourners including Annan's cousin pay respects to late former UN chief Ghanaians paid their respects to former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan in Accra on Tuesday, ahead of Thursday's state funeral. -
World Why Wyclef Jean is against new copyright proposals Why Wyclef Jean is against new copyright proposals -
Austria What does voting at 16 change? The case of Austria Teenagers of 16 and 17 can vote in a couple of European countries. But is it a good thing? -
No Comment Putin and Xi treat themselves with pancakes, vodka and caviar President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping demonstrated their cooking skills on Tuesday (September 11) after their talks in Russia's Far Easten city of Vladivostok. -
Europe News "He lost touch with the citizens of Europe" Previewing Juncker's last major speech at the helm of the EU Commission -
Business Digital finance and artificial intelligence at the ITU Telecom World 2018 Innovation and technology take centre stage in Durban event -
World News Russia holds biggest military drills since Soviet era Russia holds biggest military drills since Soviet era -
World News FEMA issues dire warnings ahead of strongest hurricane 'in decades' "We cannot stress the importance to our citizens that are in evacuations to heed the local and state warnings," a FEMA official said. -
No Comment Putin and Xi flip pancakes together Putin and Xi flip pancakes together -
World News Northern Lights bring beauty to Arctic skies Northern Lights bring beauty to Arctic skies -
France Halal tax idea hopes to mobilise moderate Muslims Do you think this could work? -
World News Satellite images show scale of Hurricane Florence Satellite images show scale of Hurricane Florence -
World News Ancient Roman coins found in Como dig Ancient Roman coins found in Como dig -
USA US school to 'discipline students with wooden paddle' If parents opt out of the new measure, they have to consent to up to five days suspension for their child instead. -
World News Peace and anxiety after the Helsinki Summit: A few thoughts from Kyiv | View Ukraine's former deputy foreign minister reflects on his country's relations with Russia following the controversial meeting between US President Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. -
Germany Ryanair threatens job cuts if German pilots go on strike Ryanair threatened that it might slash operations and jobs at some of its German bases if pilots continue to strike, a day before a planned staff walkout in the country. -
No Comment Watch: people pay their respects on 9/11 anniversary Americans are commemorating 9/11 with sombre tributes, volunteer projects and a new monument to victims, after a year when two attacks demonstrated the enduring threat of terrorism in the nation's biggest city. -
Europe News Raw Moment: God bless Belgian beer Raw Moment: God bless Belgian beer -
Hungary MEPs debate whether to punish Hungary Join us for live coverage from the European Parliament where MEPs are discussing whether to punish the Hungarian for undercutting democracy. -
Europe News Brexit Brief: 199 days to go and signs of optimism over deal chances Brexit Brief: 99 days to go and signs of optimism over deal chances -
No Comment Fires of passion: North Korea holds torch parade Thousands of North Koreans wielding burning torches and shouting slogans filled Kim Il Sung square Monday in celebration of the country's 70th birthday. -
World Raw Politics: pre-election alliance-making, Sweden vote analysis and sexual harassment in parliament Raw Politics: pre-election alliance-making, Sweden vote analysis and sexual harassment in parliament -
Belgium Italian government displays 'contradictory attitude' to migrant boats, says Tsipras Tsipras told Euronews that the Italian government displayed a conflicting attitude when it came to its treatment of migrant boats in the Mediterranian. -
France Rencontres d'Arles: what not to miss at one of Europe’s biggest photography events Rencontres d'Arles is one of the biggest photography events in Europe, taking place in Arles in the south of France. Euronews checked out this year’s 49th edition of the festival and recommends the exhibitions projects and the names you should not miss. -
No Comment Northern Light display illuminates sky over Arctic Circle The Northern Lights were seen dancing in the sky over the Arctic Circle for several hours on Monday (September 10) evening. -
France Saudi princess 'has €800,000 of jewellery stolen' from Ritz hotel in Paris Thieves have struck again in one of Paris' richest neighbourhoods. -
Business China urges Russia to work to oppose protectionism At the Eastern Economic Forum China calls on Russia to work together to oppose protectionism -
World News Mysterious moon swirls have finally been explained "This was the final piece in the puzzle of understanding the magnetism that underlies these lunar swirls." -
United Kingdom Workers should get three-day weekend, UK union says Three-day weekends should become the norm, Britain's leading workers' union said, arguing new technology creates enough wealth. -
Spain Watch live: Thousands march in Barcelona for Catalonia National Day Hundreds of thousands march in Barcelona for the annual festival, which has become representative of the independence movement in Catalonia. -
World News Catalan politicians attend national day celebrations Catalan politicians attending national day celebrations reaffirm their support for independence and say meaningful negotiations with Madrid over the issue can only take place after jailed colleagues are freed -
World News Former White House aide Omarosa releases tape of Trump discussing Clinton and Russia Trump got bored "very often," the former White House aide said, and frequently crashed meetings "rambling from topic to topic." -
Greece Tsipras warns of battle to save EU Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said Europe must face its policy failures to stop the rise of the far right. The left-wing leader told lawmakers in the European parliament that the economic austerity pursued by European governments had fostered fear and racism. -
World News What boycott? Nike sales are up 31 percent A recent poll found a 10 percent increase in the number of Nike customers versus the general public who say a company should take a stand on social issues. -
No Comment Soccer fans fight church-goers in Peru stadium land dispute A soccer stadium in Peru was the site of pitched battle on Monday (September 10), but not between two sports teams. -
Niger Migrants stranded in Niger tell of struggles to reach Europe EU incentives seek to deter trafficking but organisers complain of corruption -
Cult Stars celebrate 50 years of Ralph Lauren Stars celebrate 50 years of Ralph Lauren -
World Catalan leader Quim Torra calls for separatist rally in Barcelona on La Diada Catalonia celebrates "La Diada" today, and separatists are marking the occasion with a show of strength in the streets. It's the first National Day since the region declared independence last year and kicked off constitutional chaos. -
World News The LA vault that's an underground heaven for car-lovers The LA vault that's an underground heaven for car-lovers -
Saudi Arabia Man arrested in Saudi Arabia for having breakfast with a woman An Egyptian man was arrested in Saudi Arabia after sharing a video showing him having breakfast alone with a female co-worker. -
World News Fact check: The US economy is booming. Who gets credit, Trump or Obama? "The Economy is soooo good, perhaps the best in our country's history," Trump said on Twitter on Monday. -
World News California challenges world with 100 percent green power goal Climate change is "a real and present danger to California and to the people of the world," Gov. Brown said. -
United Kingdom Barnier gives May a lifeline EU Brexit negotiator says November deal possible -
World News Olivia Newton-John reveals secret cancer diagnosis in new interview The "Grease" star opened up about a previously undisclosed second battle with breast cancer in 2013. -
World Migration remains major issue in Italy ahead of State Of The Union address Migration remains a major issue in Italy, especially since the current coalition came to power. Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the EU Commission, is expected to tavkle the issue in his final State Of The Union address. -
World News Best flight ever? Pilot orders 40 pizzas for passengers on diverted flight Apparently not all airlines have stopped serving free meals -
World Hungarian PM Viktor Orban to take part in European Parliament debate ahead of crucial vote Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, is going to take part in a European Parliament debate about the "Sargentini" report, ahead of crucial vote on Wednesday. -
World News Les Moonves could still walk away with $120 million Because of a confidentiality clause, the results of the investigation into allegations against Moonves may never be revealed. -
World News Hurricane Florence raises questions about link between climate change, severe storms Storm expert David Nolan explains what we know and what we're still trying to figure out. -
The Cube EU obsessed with cutting migration 'regardless of human cost', report claims | #TheCube Report says migrants are dying because of the European political situation. -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Follow live updates from Europe and the rest of the world this morning. -
World News American hailed as hero in Westminster Bridge terror attack Kurt Cochran saved his wife's life in what was called "an act of instinctive courage." -
World News Economist group says UK has nothing to fear from no deal Brexit As the EU's chief negotiator says a Brexit deal is possible within two months a group of economists in the UK says there is nothing to fear from a no deal exit