8 September 2019 | Euronews
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USA 'Everything's gone': In Abaco Islands, lives shattered by Hurricane Dorian's devastation A week after Dorian slammed the islands as the strongest hurricane to hit the Bahamas on record, those remaining said the storm took everything from them. -
Norway Mysterious illness kills dogs in Norway A mysterious illness in Norway is killing dogs. It has a quick onset and nobody can confirm whether it is contagious or not. -
Russia Russia's ruling party loses a third of seats in Moscow election after protests Russia's ruling party has seen its majority decrease dramatically in Moscow’s city legislature after a summer of protests -
USA Typhoon kills 5 in North Korea, 3 in South Korea The North's official Korean Central News Agency said the typhoon left 460 houses and 15 public buildings destroyed, damaged or inundated in the country -
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Iran Iran meets the UN's nuclear watchdog and claims the EU has failed the country After a meeting with the International Atomic Energy Agency Iran claims the EU has failed to act on assurances made after the US pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal -
No Comment Chaos erupted at numerous locations on Hong Kong island A group of black shirts entered Wan Chai Station. They kicked open the gates, broke display screens and smashed glass panels -
USA Sudanese tribes sign peace deal after deadly clashes in Port Sudan Sunday's deal was signed after General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo threatened to expel both sides from the country if they refused to commit to reconciliation. -
USA Kamala Harris apologizes after appearing to laugh at slur Harris said she "didn't hear the words the man used in that moment, but if I had I would've stopped and corrected him." -
USA Pompeo defends plan to host Taliban leaders at Camp David "President Trump ultimately made the decision," Pompeo said. "He said: 'I want to talk to President Ghani. I want to talk to these Taliban negotiators.'" -
USA Tom Steyer appears to qualify for October Democratic debate Steyer received 2 percent in a CBS News/YouGov's Sunday battleground poll of Nevada voters. -
France Summer heatwaves killed 1,500 people in France, Health Minister says A total of 1,435 people passed away during the heatwaves including 567 during the first wave in late June-early July and 868 during the second wave in late July, Agnès Buzyn told France Info and France Inter radio stations. -
USA Former Rep. Mark Sanford announces he will challenge Trump in GOP primary Sanford is the third Republican to announce a primary challenge to Trump, joining former Rep. Joe Walsh, R-Ill., and former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld. -
Canada Hurricane Dorian makes landfall in Canada Hurricane Dorian makes landfall in Canada damaging parts of the east coast. The Bahamas have now started to evacuate as the real damage of Dorian starts to become apparent. -
United Kingdom Labour to win snap election if held after Brexit deadline, poll finds As British political parties start campaigning for a general election that has yet to be agreed upon, a new poll has found that it would be in the opposition's interest to delay the vote until after the October 31 Brexit deadline. -
No Comment Chinese villager adopts injured baby monkey A Chinese villager recently found an injured macaque at his farming base in Yingtan City, east China's Jiangxi Province, and voluntarily took it in while waiting to release it into the wild. -
Sport UFC 242 brings fan fervour with Khabib vs. Poirier fight in Abu Dhabi In a concluding choke-hold, Khabib Nurmagomedov forced interim American title holder Dustin Poirier to submit in the third round, before making a victory leap over the caged fence of the arena, and ending the Ultimate Fighting Championship 242 in Abu Dhabi on Saturday as the lightweight winner. -
USA Map: "Middle ground" America is disappearing The number of "competitive" counties have decreased by 72 percent in the past 20 years. -
Sport French legend Loic Bruni wins the mountain bike world cup in Snowshoe Bruni, who won his fourth World Championship title last weekend at Mont-Saint-Anne in Canada, has finished this season with a double World Cup win. -
No Comment Moscow marks City Day with daring skywalk Moscow residents raised their heads and held their breaths as a team of adventurous enthusiasts walked on a tight rope between two of the city's tallest skyscrapers -
Sport Teenager Bianca Andreescu beats Serena Williams to win the US Open Andreescu is the first Canadian player to win a Grand Slam singles title, and so she new is she that a tournament official had to show her which side of the trophy was the front. -
USA End child marriage in the U.S.? You might be surprised who's opposed. Conservatives have found some surprising allies as they fight efforts to raise the marriage age. -
USA U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson under fire as Brexit reality hits Government minister Amber Rudd resigned Saturday, piling more pressure on the increasingly embattled prime minister. -
United Kingdom Watch back: Sarajevo hosts first gay pride amidst security concerns Bosnia held its first Gay Pride parade amidst threats of violence. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson appoints Thérèse Coffey as new Work and Pensions secretary After Amber Rudd resigned on Saturday evening, Downing Street announced that Thérèse Coffey would be the new Work and Pensions secretary. -
USA Hong Kong protesters sing U.S. anthem in appeal to Trump to 'liberate' their city Hong Kong's government promised last week to withdraw the proposed law that triggered a summer of unrest in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory. -
USA China's trade with U.S. shrinks as Trump tariff war worsens U.S. and Chinese negotiators are preparing for talks in October, but neither side has given any sign of offering concessions that might break a deadlock. -
Earth News How to make your start-up business sustainable from day one Starting a business is all about profit, right? But the planet needs to be taken into account, too, especially if you’re selling a sustainable product. -
USA Trump calls off Afghanistan peace talks after bombing in Kabul US President Donald Trump tweeted that he was calling off talks with Afghanistan on Saturday night. -
USA US President Donald Trump calls off Afghanistan peace talks "Unbeknownst to almost everyone, the major Taliban leaders ... were going to secretly meet with me at Camp David on Sunday," Trump tweeted.