Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Jim OHagan
Dubai Air Show: Sky's no longer the limit as UAE reaches for the stars
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Interplanetary ambitions are making aerospace investments skyrocket. We hear from aerospace industry experts and decision-makers at the Dubai Air Show.
LinkedIn focuses on freelancers and SMEs as worldwide membership soars
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LinkedIn has launched a new service allowing SMEs and freelancers to represent the services they offer on their profiles.
Dubai's bid to make bureaucratic backlogs a thing of the past
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Dubai is aiming to take the lead in streamline its public services and create a fully integrated "smart city", on a single smartphone app.
Boeing hopes regulator will approve revised 737 MAX jets in December
Boeing hopes to have its 737 MAX jets, grounded since March, back flying soon.
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An assassination attempt or an accidental gas explosion?
Conflicting reports are emerging of what caused blasts during Venezuelan President - Nicolas Maduro's speech at a military event at the weekend.
How Sweden's highest peak has lost its top spot
Sweden has endured its hottest July on record, severe drought and some of the worst forest fires the country has ever seen. Now its highest peak has lost 4 metres to glacier melt. We speak to the researcher who made the dicovery.
Heatwave deaths to soar dramatically, global study finds
Deaths caused by severe heatwaves will increase dramatically in tropical and subtropical regions, followed closely by Australia, Europe and the United States. From 2031 onwards there could be a 471% increase in fatalities in three Australian cities - Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
Teen activist turned icon released
A Palestinian teen who rose to prominence after footage of her slapping and kicking a fully-armed Israeli soldier went viral, has been released from prison.
Austria's EU presidency
As Austria prepares to take on the EU presidency, the country's entire cabinet visited the European Commission to outline their vision: migration control, security, Brexit and budget cuts.
US-EU Trade tussle intensifies
The European Commission is to strike back at the US' 'illegal' imposition of tariffs on European steel and aluminium by imposing €2.8 billion in duties on US products.
NATO to bolster defences
At the first ever meeting in their new Brussels HQ, NATO will lay out plans to reinforce defences on Europe's eastern flank in the Baltics. The moves are seen as preparations for any eventual Russian attack.
Fraudsters beware
The EU's anti-fraud agency OLAF have been busy. 2017 saw 197 investigations leading to 309 recommendations to recover of €3 billion for the EU budget. Three countries - Romania, Poland and particularly Hungary seemed to be the focus of the most intense scrutiny.
EU Agriculture proposals a 'greenwash'
EU agriculture ministers flocked to an informal meeting in Sofia earlier this week where they talked about modernising and simplifying the Common Agricultural Policy. But their proposals have left a sour taste in some people's mouths.
The astronomical cost of gender inequality
Gender inequality is costing every one of us a fortune. World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva tells Euronews why and explains what needs to be done.
Merkel's vision for transformed EU
Angela Merkel has been turning heads with her wide-ranging comments on how to reform the eurozone, overhaul EU institutions and deal with the migrant crisis.
Analysis: Ex-Trump aide Steve Bannon's speech in Hungary
Ahead of Euronews' exclusive interview with Trump's former right-hand man Steve Bannon, reporter Bryan Carter was in Hungary where the populist icon addressed his far-right counterparts.
France: Lyon's Fete des Lumieres gets underway
Despite being cancelled in 2015 following a spate of terrorist attacks, Lyon’s Fete des Lumieres started back up again in 2016 with an increased security presence. This year security is still heightened but it's has not dampened the spirits of festival goers.
Lyon's light festival shows spider invasion and cathedral dismantled
The annual, 4-day Fête des Lumières begins in Lyon, France showcasing the unique light show design of top artists and up-and-coming talent from around the world.
Judo: Another action packed day at the Hohhot Grand Prix 2017
It was non-stop for day two of the Hohhot Judo Grand Prix in Northern China. 226 judoka from 26 nations aimed to improve their World Ranking List points ahead of the Suzuki World Judo Championships th
The drone you can sit on and fly like a helicopter
Is it a drone? Is it a helicopter? No, it’s a Flike…a bit of both.
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