6 October 2015 | Euronews
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Indonesia Indonesian forest fires blanket region in smoke Forest fires continue to rage in Indonesia as provincial disaster management team attempt to water bomb them from helicopters. A total of six -
Business Series The X-Files are back but the truth is still out there -
Israel Violence intensifies between Palestinians and Israeli security forces Violence between Palestinians and Israeli security forces has broken out in a number of locations across the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Violence -
World News Almost 100 bodies wash up in Libya, EU leaders call for greater cooperation The Libyan Red Crescent says at least 95 bodies have washed ashore on the coast of Libya. Some 85 were found near the capital Tripoli and ten -
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World Is German opinion on refugees shifting? The Bild newspaper reported on Monday, citing an internal government memo, that as many as 1.5 million people could seek asylum in Germany by the end -
World Turkish opposition leader promises radical reforms and media freedom, ahead of crunch election -
Sport Messi's father faces jail over tax fraud charges Barcelona’s public prosecutor is pushing for jail sentence of up to eighteen months and fines of more than two million euros for superstar Lionel -
France Air France violence a 'national embarrassment' France’s political leaders say violence by workers of the country’s flag carrier Air France is a national embarrassment that reinforces the very -
Yemen Yemen: ISIL claims responsibility for multiple attacks in Aden ISIL claims responsibility for multiple explosions in the Yemeni city of Aden, which kill at least 15 pro-government troops. A least seven die in a separate suicide attack on a mosque in the capital, -
Syria Study sheds new light on ISIL's propaganda power ISIL’s ‘media behemoth’ has left western powers floundering trying to counter its propaganda, a new report has concluded. The study, published by -
Syria NATO exercising restraint over Syria NATO forces on exercise. NATO exercising restraint. It seems improbable that the 28-nation alliance would deploy ground troops in Syria. NATO has a -
Economy Some Volkswagen investments may be cancelled, says CEO Müller Volkswagen’s new boss has told its beleaguered workforce that the carmaker needs to make “massive savings” as it faces a potentially huge bill from -
Economy IMF downgrades global growth forecast IMF director Christine Lagarde has been drawing inspiration from some of Peru’s attractions as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank hold -
Afghanistan Kunduz: US admits it targeted MSF hospital "by mistake" The United States has admitted it launched an airstrike that destroyed a hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz. Washington claims Saturday’s attack -
Sport Holland and Sweden face crucial Euro qualifier fixtures Teams across Europe are gearing up for the Euro 2016 qualifier matches kicking off on Thursday. It will be a crunch game for the Netherlands on -
World News NATO fears Russian incursion into Turkish airspace no accident Russia’s violation of Turkish airspace on two occasions over the weekend has caused consternation in Ankara. Russia looking into allegations by -
Spain Spain: King's sister to appear in court on tax fraud charges The sister of the Spanish king is to appear in court in January on tax fraud charges. The investigation into Cristina de Borbon is part of a wider -
Spain Ex-IMF chief's passport revoked as fraud charges investigated Former International Monetary Fund chief Rodrigo Rato has had his passport revoked. It was withdrawn as part of an ongoing investigation into claims -
Sport Graham Jarvis beats Jonny Walker in thrilling Red Bull Sea to Sky Enduro final in Turkey The gruelling Enduro season came to its exciting conclusion at the Red Bull Sea to Sky event in Turkey on Sunday. The punters’ money was on Britain’s -
Syria Putin's Syrian operations 'planned with Iranian general'
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France Air France violence puts spotlight on airline's performance The health and performance of Air France have come under particular scrutiny following Monday’s violent protest. This year the airline has reported -
Belgium Pollution concerns as vessels collide in North Sea There are fears for the environment after a Dutch freighter and a tanker collided near the North Sea port of Zeebrugge, off the Belgian coast. The -
Cinema Multi-million dollar Hungarian movie hopes to compete with Hollywood Shooting is underway on the most expensive Hungarian movie of all time. Set during the Hapsburg reprisals after the failed Hungarian revolution of -
Europe News EU's highest court torpedoes US data deal over privacy fears The EU’s highest court has struck down a data deal agreed with the United States. Judges said the agreement did stop local authorities from checking -
Sport Sochi gears up for Sunday's Russian Grand Prix The Black Sea resort of Sochi is putting the finishing touches to its track ahead of the Formula One Russian Grand Prix on Sunday. Last year’s race -
Sport South Korea's Chung Mong-joon dismisses FIFA charges against him South Korea’s Chung Mong-joon has vowed to continue his bid for the FIFA presidency despite facing a fifteen year suspension from the world -
Turkey Turks abroad get ready to vote in key general election Turkey goes to the polls ahead of key elections on November 1. For those Turks living in Europe the campaign is already in full-swing. As many as -
Culture news Gigi Hadid steals the Valli show at Paris Fashion Week Stella McCartney’s eagerly-awaited show at Paris Fashion Week drew a host of rich and famous guests including tennis champion Maria Sharapova and the -
Hungary Hungary's Muslims and Jews see no problem taking in refugees How will they fit in? What influence will religion have? Refugees entering Hungary by the thousands might want to move on, to Germany or Sweden, but -
Economy Trans-Pacific Partnership is praised and panned TPP: the initials may mean little to many outside the Pacific rim. Yet the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreed on Monday will be the world’s biggest -
France France vs The Boss French workers have a history of making heads roll from the boardroom. -
West Bank West Bank clashes intensify between Palestinians and Israeli forces Unrest in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem has intensified as a 24-hour strike is announced in Bethlehem. The action was taken in response -
Sweden Nobel: neutrinos pair win 2015 Nobel physics prize The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics has been won by two scientists for a ground-breaking discovery about neutrinos. The subatomic particles have almost -
World News NATO doubts Russia's explanation for Turkish airspace incursions NATO has cast strong doubt on Russia’s claims that its violations of Turkish airspace at the weekend were a “mistake”. #UPDATE NATO warns Russia's -
France France tries to repair its image abroad after violent Air France confrontation The French President says scenes of Air France workers attacking managers at Charles de Gaulle airport are unacceptable. Francois Hollande fears the -
World News EU top court rules in favour of privacy activist The EU’s highest court has ruled in favour of an Austrian law student who claims that a trans-Atlantic data protection agreement doesn’t protect -
Israel Clashes in West Bank city of Nablus Euronews correspondent Mohammed Shaikibrahim reports from Nablus in the West Bank where Israeli security forces entered overnight. It comes after -
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Syria Turkey steps up criticism of Russia after second airspace violation A second violation of Turkish airspace by a Russian warplane in two days has prompted Ankara to summon Moscow’s ambassador once again. The US and -
Business Series A painful Q3: global markets grim after worst quarter in years In four years the financial markets have not hit seen such lows as they have done in third quarter of 2015. Successive declines hit global stocks -
No Comment Angry employees of Air France attack directors of the company -
Germany PEGIDA rallies against refugees in Dresden Several thousand people have gathered in Dresden to protest against Chancellor Angela Merkel’s plans to take in refugees. The anti-migrant group -
Brazil Brazilian Christ turns pink Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer statue is being lit in bright pink throughout October to raise awareness for breast cancer. The event is the -
USA California legalises assisted suicide Physician-assisted suicide will become legal in California under a bill signed into law on Monday by Democrat Governor Jerry Brown. The law allows -
Israel Israeli right-wingers call for government crackdown on Palestinian violence Thousands of Israeli right wingers, settlers and their supporters used the celebration at the end of the Sukkot holiday to urge the government to crackdown on rising violence in East Jerusalem. -
USA Hillary Clinton promises gun control measures if elected president The latest mass shooting in the US has had an impact on the 2016 presidential race with Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton vowing to tighten gun -
France Nuclear energy on agenda during French PM's trip to Japan French Prime Minister Manuel Valls rounded off a three-day visit to Japan with bilateral talks on the nuclear sector. It follows an announcement in