Sport Russia ends on a high at Tashkent Grand Prix Russia produced a stunning display to end on a high in Uzbekistan. With 3 gold medals on the opening day and another 2 on Sunday, the likes of Kseniia Chibisova and Kazbek Zankishiev once again delighted the world of Judo at the Tashkent Grand Prix. 22/09/2019
Iran Iran official says seized British oil tanker will be released An Iranian maritime official said the ship would be allowed to leave the country 'soon' 22/09/2019
Iran Presence of foreign forces in the region creates 'insecurity' in Gulf US President Donald Trump on Friday approved sending American troops to bolster Saudi Arabia’s air and missile defences after the September 14 attacks on Saudi oil sites. 22/09/2019
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia says it will wait before responding to attack on oil hubs Riyadh and the U.S. have blamed Iran for the drone attack on 14 September. 21/09/2019
Sport Boltaboev registers fastest ever ippon in judo history The two second tai-o-toshi sent the home crowd wild - and it also sent Boltaboev en route to his first ever gold medal on the world judo tour 21/09/2019
Japan All Blacks beat South Africa 23-13 in World Cup opening match Four minutes of first-half brilliance led an otherwise unconvincing New Zealand to a 23-13 victory over South Africa in a clash between two World Cup favourites on Saturday that never quite lived up to its billing. 21/09/2019
Japan Watch: Batman symbol beamed into sky as caped crusader turns 80 Japan was first country to turn on the signal, with Berlin, Paris and London set to follow. 21/09/2019
China Police in Hong Kong fire tear gas at anti-government protesters Meanwhile groups loyal to the Chinese government began tearing down anti-government messages from so-called Lennon walls, named after the Beatles singer John Lennon 21/09/2019
no comment Sakurajima volcano in southern Japan erupts A volcano in southern Japan erupted on Friday (September 20) morning, sending plumes of ash and gas over 2,500 metres into the air. 21/09/2019
Sport Russia and Japan dominate Day 1 of Tashkent Grand Prix Russia and Japan dominate Day 1 of Tashkent Grand Prix 20/09/2019
no comment Troops protect people in Afghan climate protest Troops atop an armored personnel carrier and on foot, their rifles at the ready, protected about 100 of Kabul's young, who are worried that if war doesn't kill them, climate change will. 20/09/2019
no comment North Korea celebrates founding anniversary of international martial arts committee North Korea held Taekwondo demonstrations along with other forms of martial arts on Wednesday (September 18) to celebrate the 20th founding anniversary of its International Martial Arts Games Committee (IMAGC). 20/09/2019
China Watch: Eyeball drinks on the menu in Hong Kong in honour of protesters This Hong Kong restaurant is paying tribute to a woman whose eye was injured during pro-democracy protests. The woman became a symbol of alleged police violence during demonstrations. 20/09/2019
Cult Dubai is the new Milan as fashion designers head east Fashion designers and industry professionals are flocking to Dubai, which is fast making its mark in the world of haute couture. 20/09/2019
Japan 2019 Rugby World Cup: Euronews' guide to when, where and who 20 nations from 6 continents will compete over six weeks for the Webb Ellis Cup. 19/09/2019
Iran Watch: FIFA tells Iran women must be allowed into stadiums Iranian women have been banned from stadiums since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, however FIFA said it expects to see 'positive developments' starting with Iran's next home game in October. 19/09/2019
Israel Benny Gantz rejects Benjamin Netanyahu’s offer of a unity government Blue and White and Likud are currently tied on seats after the country's second election in a year. 19/09/2019
Good Morning Europe Military strike on Iran will provoke 'all out war', says Zarif Speaking to CNN, Iran's foreign minister made the threat over claims in Washington that Iran was responsible for an attack on Saudi oil facilities last week. 19/09/2019
View Trump finally deserves credit for something: Making the Middle East worse ǀ View The dangerous downward spiral in the Middle East stems from the U.S. scrapping the Iran nuclear deal without a strategy in place. 19/09/2019
Israel Israel's deadlocked parliament - where next for the country? Benjamin Netanyahu's fight for a fifth term is an existential struggle. 18/09/2019
target Future of business is just as an app away Apps are big business, with subscriptions continuing to grow into sizeable revenue streams for developers. Dubai is one city embracing the trend. 18/09/2019
no comment Thousands evacuated as deadly flooding hits Cambodia Eleven people, including two children, have died and 10,000 families have been evacuated across 14 provinces in the past 10 days due to severe flooding. On Sunday (September 18) the water resource ministry had forecast water levels to continue to rise in several provinces, including Prey Veng. 18/09/2019
Inspire Middle East Energy “Trilemma” Debated at World Energy Congress in Abu Dhabi The World Energy Congress, an event and a council which represents more than 150 countries, was established in London in 1924. 18/09/2019
no comment Burnt forests and consequences of the smoke Indonesia and neighbouring countries in Southeast Asia are regularly hit by smoky haze from slash-and-burn clearances of forests for timber and palm oil plantations. 17/09/2019
no comment Israelis flock to beaches and malls on election day Israelis flock to beaches and malls on election day 17/09/2019
Syria Iran, Russia and Turkey 'agree steps' for Syria at 'hollow' summit The leaders of Iran, Russia and Turkey vowed on Monday to implement "concrete steps" to de-escalate the situation in Syria's Idlib province and facilitate the return of refugees but one expert told Euronews the summit was "hollow" because of "continued divergences" between the three countries. 17/09/2019
View Israel's elections of neither hope nor change ǀ View Israel's longest-serving prime minister could find himself at the end of his political career because voters see him as too divisive and corrupt. 17/09/2019
Taste In Japan, Miso is known as 'food for the soul' Miso is one of the most important ingredients in Japanese cuisine and forms the basis of almost every meal 16/09/2019
China Watch: Toymaker documents Hong Kong protests in miniature With their gas masks and yellow raincoats they look like the average Hong Kong protester – just one-20th the size. The designer has also built miniature road blocks and tear gas canisters. 16/09/2019
Taste Chef Thierry Voisin's Duck with Miso and Mandarin Orange Thierry Voisin is the French Michelin-starred chef of the Les Saisons restaurant in Tokyo. He has created a dish based on miso - a fermented, soy paste fundamental to Japanese cuisine 16/09/2019
