6 September 2019 | Euronews
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USA Thousands listed as missing in Bahamas in Hurricane Dorian's wake "Just waiting hurts us deeply because we don't know what to do, we feel helpless and scared at the same time," one person said. -
USA Celebrity cruise ship reroutes in Bahamas to deliver food, aid after Dorian The Celebrity Equinox's kitchen staff is preparing 10,000 meals with guests even pitching in to help in the aftermath of the hurricane. -
No Comment Ferrari celebrates 90th anniversary in Milan After the first seasonal win at Spa-Francorchamps, the Ferrari team celebrated the Scuderia's 90 years in Milan and is confident in a possible encore at Monza. -
Russia Local elections, high national stakes: what you need to know about Russia’s vote on Sunday In Moscow, all ruling party candidates are running as independents as its popularity wanes. -
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World News Hurricanes likely to become more intense with climate change, experts say Experts say that warming oceans and rising sea levels will likely make hurricanes more intense and their impact more devastating. -
Netherlands This Dutch company hires people without a cover letter or resume A Dutch company hires people without a cover letter or resume — all they have to do is put their name on a list to work at the company. -
No Comment Hong Kong police fire tear gas to disperse protesters Hundreds of protesters, many of them masked and dressed in black, took cover behind umbrellas and barricades made from street fencing. -
USA Ex-CIA spy readies to publish book about undercover exploits without agency approval Some former CIA agents question the veracity of "Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA," by Amaryllis Fox, which hits stores in October. -
No Comment Pope Francis leads Mass on last day in Mozambique Pope Francis, ending his visit to Mozambique, said a mass for some 60,000 people in Maputo's national stadium. Pope Francis wrapped up his visit to Mozambique on Friday by consoling HIV-infected mothers and children. -
United Kingdom 'You're playing games!' Heckler ruins Boris Johnson's charm offensive in the north of England 'You're playing games!' Heckler ruins Boris Johnson's charm offensive -
United Kingdom Identical triplets all jailed for the same crime Reiss Gabriel and his two brothers — Ralston and Ricky — were all convicted of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life. -
USA 'Show of force': 2020 Dems to court voters, endorsements at New Hampshire convention The state campaign teams have been staffing up, mobilizing volunteers and getting creative in their outreach to Granite Staters. -
Business Planet Tapping into China's tourism bonanza Business Planet looks at the opportunities for small travel firms attempting to access the lucrative outbound Chinese tourism market. -
Business Planet Tourism boom: China's great leap forward Business Planet speaks to a European tourism expert about the massive growth in Chinese visitors. -
World News Watch: Aurora borealis light up Antarctic sky and ice The green polar lights threw light across the ice. They are caused by disturbances in the magnetosphere by solar wind, causing particles to move into the upper atmosphere and emit light. -
USA Hurricane Dorian lashes US coast leaving devastated Bahamas in its wake The storm has been downgraded but has already left 156,000 homes and businesses without power. -
No Comment Polish speed climber beats lift in neon night race Poland's 2016 world speed climbing champion Marcin Dzienski took just 12.12 seconds to beat a lift up 23 metres in Warsaw. In this stunt he raced an illuminated elevator on the outside of the Westin Hotel in Warsaw, beating it to the top in a tightly fought contest. -
Austria Watch: Art installation transforms Austrian football stadium into forest The 300 trees, set up by a Swiss artist, are intended to contribute to discussions about climate change. The idea that we might one day end up with 'nature zoos', which inspired this installation, was first suggested in 1970. -
No Comment Aurora dances brightly above Zhongshan Station in Antarctica The aurora is a natural light predominantly seen in the high-latitude regions around the Arctic and Antarctic. It is caused by disturbances in the magnetosphere by the solar wind, which is a stream of charged particles escaping the Sun. -
United Kingdom 'Blatant electioneering': Police chiefs criticise Johnson using officers as Brexit speech backdrop West Yorkshire Chief Constable John Robins said he was disappointed the Prime Minister had used the officers as a backdrop for a speech that was not solely about police recruitment. -
Russia After an explosion at a Russia military base, how do locals feel about their safety? Despite rumours that there is radiation in the area, the inhabitants of the small Russian village of Uyma, near Severodvinsk, have continued to pick mushrooms and berries as they do at the start of every autumn. -
China Qingdao Multinationals Summit set to welcome international business leaders Industry leaders and executives from the world's top 500 companies are to meet in October at the first annual Qingdao Multinationals Summit. -
My Europe Series Brexit brinkmanship, new old faces and remembering WW2 in Brussels For those of you who love to follow the Brexit drama, this week couldn't have been more gripping.Also this week, the hearings with the nominees for the EU top jobs began with arguably the most prominent candidate: Christine Lagarde, the head of the IMF. That's in this edition of State of the Union. -
World News Watch: Guinness World Records reveals fastest garden shed Guinness World Records has unveiled the most unusual record breakers for 2020. Kevin Nicks is the creator of the fastest garden shed, which zooms around Yorkshire at 80 miles per hour. -
World News The Painted Bird: First-ever movie in Slavic Esperanto premieres at Venice film festival Director Vaclav Marhoul said he specifically chose an invented language for the villagers' dialect. "I didn't want the villagers (speaking) Ukrainian or Polish or Russian or something like that because those people are really bad people," he said. -
Earth News Hong Kong Fashion Summit 2019: Sustainable fashion on the rise in Asia A radical sustainable fashion fund launched at Hong Kong's fashion summit plans to revolutionise garment production in the Asian manufacturing industry. -
World Celebrity Syrian designer Rami Al Ali says rules of couture have changed Dubai-based fashion designer Rami Al Ali, who launched his eponymous label in 2000, is best known for dressing celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Helen Mirren and Nancy Ajram. -
World Lebanon’s Qasr Moussa: The story of the man who built his own castle In the Lebanese mountains, the site of Qasr Moussa - or Moussa Castle - tells the story of a common man who pursued the dream of building his own castle. -
Turkey Erdogan opponent in Istanbul sentenced to nine years in jail Erdogan opponent in Istanbul sentenced to nine years in jail for crimes including insulting Turkey’s president -
USA From crowd size to Sharpie-gate, it's all about debase First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
Dubai’s best art galleries Feast your eyes on works by Middle Eastern, North African and Central Asian artists at these top five galleries -
Sport Euro 2020: Netherlands coach Koeman says qualifier against Germany 'not crucial' The Netherlands take on Germany on Friday night in a qualifier for the Euro 2020 football championships. -
USA King of The Hill: How Amazon and Jeff Bezos made Washington a second home Many companies have cozied up to the nation's capital, but none have accrued the kind of presence and reach that Amazon will soon boast. -
China Watch again: Fresh protests in Hong Kong despite extradition bill withdrawal Watch again: Fresh protests in Hong Kong despite extradition bill withdrawal -
United Kingdom UK opposition parties agree to block general election Labour and other parties will not back Boris Johnson's call. -
United Kingdom Legislation to stop no-deal Brexit passes both houses of UK parliament The House of Lords approved legislation to stop a no-deal Brexit after agreeing to push the bill through by the end of day on Friday. -
USA Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz decides against running for president "An independent campaign for the White House is not how I can best serve our country at this time," Schultz said in statement. -
World India loses contact with Chandrayaan-2 moon mission The Indian space agency lost communication with its Chandrayaan-2 lunar mission on Friday, the chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation said. -
Earth News In conversation with Dale Chihuly on his latest exhibition at Kew Gardens One of the world’s most daring glass artists has taken over London’s Royal Botanic Gardens with an exhibition not to be missed. -
Sport US Open 2019: Serena Williams to take on 19-year-old Canadian Bianca Andreescu final Serena Williams gets another chance to win a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam singles title after reaching the final of the US Open in New York -
United Kingdom UK High Court rejects Gina Miller legal challenge to Boris Johnson parliament shutdown The case had been brought by anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller. -
Iran Discussion: Young Iranians tell Euronews about key issues and their hopes for their country Euronews' Anelise Borges spoke to a group of young Iranians about their prospects for the future, the Iran nuclear deal, and their country's friends and foes. -
World Inside Iran as international pressure mounts over nuclear programme Euronews' International Correspondent Anelise Borges is in Tehran to see first-hand how ordinary Iranians are surviving under the bite of US sanctions. -
Brazil Sens. Schatz and Murphy: Trump won't act on Brazil's forest fires. Congress will ǀ View For President Donald Trump, maintaining his personal friendship with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro — another right-wing leader with authoritarian tendencies — is seemingly more important than leading the charge against the disaster unfolding in Brazil. -
USA Robert Mugabe, former Zimbabwe president, dead at 95 He was in power since the end of white-minority rule in 1980 and resigned in 2017 following a military coup. -
Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, former president of Zimbabwe, dies aged 95 Robert Mugabe, former president of Zimbabwe, dies aged 95 -
USA North Carolina coast told to shelter in place as Hurricane Dorian hits with high winds, rain "It has only started. We have a long night ahead of us," Gov. Roy Cooper said as Dorian promised life-threatening floods. -
USA Trump's envoy clashes with Afghan government over proposed Taliban deal Afghan officials had "raging arguments" with U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad over the proposed troop withdrawal deal with the Taliban. -
USA Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to NBA legend Jerry West The basketball great received the nation's highest civilian honor at a White House ceremony on Thursday.