22 September 2018 | Euronews
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Iran Iran vows to avenge deadly military parade attack Iran vows to avenge deadly military parade attack that killed 25 people, including children and soldiers. -
Sport 2018 World Judo Championships: Two new champions crowned on a day of redemption in Baku Japan's Tsukasa Yoshida arrived at the Baku World Championships as last year's defeated under 57kg finalist, but this time she came away with the gold. In the men's competition, Korea’s An Changrim was on top form in the under 73kg category, taking gold after defeating the defending world champion. -
United Kingdom Theresa May tells EU to seriously engage on Brexit Britain said on Saturday it would not yield to EU demands in Brexit talks and asks for engagement from EU leaders -
Russia New Moscow protests against Russian pension reform bill New Moscow protests against Russian pension reform bill -
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Poland Thousands march in Warsaw demanding higher public sector pay Thousands of protesters marched through Warsaw on Saturday demanding higher public sector pay ahead of a municipal election in October. -
No Comment Light festival dazzles Portuguese coastal town of Cascais The Portuguese resort town of Cascais hosted the seventh annual "Lumina" festival -
World News Spanish cinema in the spotlight at San Sebastian Film Festival Award-winning Spanish director Rodrigo Sorogoyen unveils his latest work at San Sebastian Film Festival -
Germany In pictures: Oktoberfest kicks off in Munich The beer is flowing as the 185th Oktoberfest gets underway in Munich. -
Russia Russians rally against changes to retirement age Tens of thousands of Russians have joined nationwide rallies to protest against an unpopular pension reform plan that will raise the retirement age. -
World News Man survives for over two days in capsized ferry A man survived for two days in an air pocket of a capsized ferry on an African lake in a disaster that has claimed the lives of over 200 people -
World News Vatican agreement on China bishops The Vatican says it has reached an agreement with China on the appointment of Bishops in the Communist country -
China Pope recognises 7 Chinese bishops in historic agreement The Vatican said the Pope has recognized seven state-appointed Chinese bishops during his four-day trip in the Baltics. -
World News Survivor pulled from capsized Tanzania ferry days after deadly disaster Officials say an engineer was found alive near the engine of the capsized vessel two days after the deadly disaster. -
World News Death toll rises in Philippines landslide At least 29 people are now known to have died in a landslide in the Philippines that came just days after Typhoon Mangkhut claimes the lives of at least 80 victims -
World News Vatican announces deal with China on bishop appointments The issue has for decades caused tensions between the Holy See and Beijing. -
World News Woman who accuses U.S. judge of sexual misconduct given more time to decide on hearing A university professor who accuses U.S. Supreme Court nominee of sexual misconduct is given more time to decide if she will testify against him at a judicial hearing -
No Comment Downtown Bucharest fountains reopen with impressive multimedia show The 17 water fountains in Unirii Square in downtown Bucharest reopened on Thursday evening, September 20, with a concert of the Bucharest Symphonic Orchestra followed by a show of music and lights. -
World News Gunmen attack Iran military parade, killing at least 8 No group immediately claimed responsibility for the assault in Ahvaz, in the country's oil-rich southwest. -
Iran Iran vows vengeance against parade attackers Iran accused US-backed Gulf states for military parade attack that killed 25