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United Kingdom Cameron holds low-profile talks with Merkel British Prime Minister David Cameron has hosted German Chancellor Angela Merkel for talks at his country retreat Chequers. Dominating the low-profile -
World News EU to seize smugglers' boats near Libya The United Nations security council has authorised European Union naval operations off the coast of Libya to discourage groups of people traffickers -
USA Two die in university shootings in the US One person has been killed and another wounded in a shooting incident at Texas University, police said. A suspect has been taken into custody. The -
Sport Wales looking to end 10-game unbeaten run against Australia Wales face a tough task as they go into their final group stage match against Australia They go into the crunch match knowing they have lost their -
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Sport Arbre Vert in beautiful Bali The 14th ‘‘Green Tree Raid’‘:http://www.raidamazones.com/concept/index.php?lang=en&id=&page= is taking place in beautiful Bali, 72 teams taking part -
Turkey Turkish newspaper editor arrested over tweets "insulting" president The Editor-in-Chief of the Turkish newspaper Today’s Zaman, Bulent Kenes has been arrested. He is accused of “insulting” President Recep Tayyip -
China Early death for smokers in China says new report In China a third of all men currently under the age of 20 will die prematurely if they do not give up smoking. The warning comes on the back of new -
World Turkey must set its own policy to face the Syrian crisis -HDP leader Ahead of Turkey's general elections scheduled on November 1, euronews spoke to Selahattin Demirtas, co-leader of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP). -
West Bank Israelis and Palestinians clash in West Bank on 'anger day' Clashes between Palestinians and the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) erupted after Friday prayers in several cities across the West Bank. Euronews -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: historic Merkel-Hollande address and first refugees relocated under EU plan In this edition of Europe Weekly, all eyes were on French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel as they jointly addressed -
West Bank Friday flare-up in Middle East violence sparks claims of new intifada A fresh spate of knife attacks on Friday marked a further escalation in the spiral of Middle East violence. Four Arabs were stabbed and injured in -
Economy IMF and World Bank annual meeting underway in Lima The annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank is getting underway in Lima, Peru, with the global economy on perhaps the -
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Syria Islamic Sate fighters seize villages close to Aleppo - reports It’s reported 20 people were killed in a car bomb in town close to Aleppo in northern Syria. No group has claimed responsibility. It comes amidst -
Hungary Rebuilding a pluralist Syria key to encouraging returns Refugees leave terror behind them. How many would ever go back? The Syrian-German project Adopt a Revolution says that more than half of the refugees -
Europe News First group of refugees relocated under EU scheme The first group of refugees to be moved under an EU relocation scheme has flown out of Italy, bound for Sweden. The 19 Eritrean nationals boarded a -
World News Nobel Peace Prize for Tunisia's National Dialogue Quartet The 2015 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to a group which helped support Tunisia’s democratisation process when it was in danger of collapsing -
Israel Palestinians shot dead in Gaza as Middle East violence escalates Bloodshed from the upsurge in Middle East violence has spread to Gaza where emergency services say at least six young Palestinians, two of them -
Russia Russians "were offered an enemy" says Metro 2033 author Dmitry Glukhovsky After the release of his book this week, Russian writer Dmitry Glukhovsky, known for his exploration of social and political structures, speaks to -
Economy Ferrari 'could push for 12 billion euro valuation' in IPO Reports say Ferrari could be valued as high as 11 billion euros in an initial public offering later this month – up from its current 10 billion – -
Syria Russia denies US claims cruise missiles malfunctioned over Iran Twenty six cruise missiles were fired from four Russian ships on the Caspian sea. The attack has sparked an information war with the US. Washington -
Economy Air France meets pilots for first time since violent protest Air France management has met leaders from two pilots’ unions for the first time since protests against its restructuring plan turned violent earlier -
Sport Klopp 'the normal one' takes the helm at Anfield New Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has been talking to the media after signing a three-year deal at Anfield. Welcome To Liverpool Jurgen Kloop -
Belarus EU 'could lift sanctions' on Belarus depending on how weekend election unfolds The strongman of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, looks set to win more than a fifth term in office in elections this weekend. Diplomatic sources -
World Refugees: ordeal to reach Europe, then struggle for acceptance Merkel and Hollande in the European Parliament, showing a united front in dealing with the refugee crisis. Germany’s chancellor spoke out for -
Culture news 14-year-old model reignites underage catwalk controversy Pre-makeup and hair, 14-year-old Sofia Mechetner looks her age as she prepares to hit the catwalk to show off Dior’s 2016 spring-summer collection in -
World News And also... Clear skies over Syria,beard and moustache championships, stopping traffic and more Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which did not reach the -
Economy São Paulo offers compromise over Uber after Brazil taxi protests Demonstrations by Brazilian taxi drivers against the mobile ride-sharing app Uber failed to secure an outright ban on such services in São Paulo -
Economy Mining giant Glencore to cut zinc production Mining giant Glencore says it intends to cut half a million tonnes of zinc production in its latest move to cope with the slump in commodities -
Economy French industrial production rises, eurozone rivals suffer falls Industrial production in France achieved its biggest monthly rise for two years in August, in contrast with slumps in other large eurozone countries -
USA Deadly shooting on college campus in Arizona One person is dead and three others have been wounded in a college shooting in the US. An attacker is reported to have opened fire on the Northern -
Israel 'Revenge stabbings' as Israeli-Palestinian violence escalates Four Arabs were stabbed and injured on Friday in southern Israel In an apparent revenge attack for a wave of stabbings by Palestinians targeting -
Sport Turning point for FIFA? Blatter crisis sparks calls for overhaul of football's governing body With Sepp Blatter facing a Swiss criminal investigation, there are growing calls for root and branch reform of FIFA, to clear out its old guard and -
Sweden Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet wins 2015 Nobel Peace Prize The 2015 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to The Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet. The president of the Nobel prize Committee announced the group -
My Europe Series One way ticket: Germany repatriates Balkans migrants While Germany has declared itself open to refugees from wars in Syria, Iraq and elsewhere it has become a lot less welcoming to economic migrants -
Cinema Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford team up in 'Truth' Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford team up in ‘Truth’, a political drama set in the lead-up to the 2004 US presidential election. It is based on the -
Cinema 'Lamb': a rare Ethiopian gem ‘Lamb’ is a tender and beautifully shot debut feature by young Ethiopian director Yared Zeleke. Ephraim has recently lost his mother. He lives in a -
My Europe Series Digital copyright: do you know your rights? What is the EU’s position on copyright in the digital era? George from Malta asks: “EU copyright rules are being reviewed to make them appropriate -
Sweden Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet wins Nobel Peace Prize Tunisia’s National Dialogue Quartet won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for its contribution to building democracy after the Jasmine Revolution in -
Sierra Leone Ebola-infected Scottish nurse readmitted to hospital -
No Comment Kashmir: A "beef party" attack on Parliament! Lawmakers from India’s ruling Hindu nationalist party in Kashmir kicked and punched an independent member of the state assembly on Thursday for -
USA New Horizons finds blue skies and water ice on Pluto The first colour images of Pluto’s atmospheric hazes, returned by NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft last week, reveal that the hazes are blue. “Who -
Libya UN proposes unity government in Libya “Not an easy task,” said Bernardino Leon, the United Nations envoy to Libya, as he announced plans to form a national unity government in the -
USA S. Carolina city to pay $6.5 million over police shooting of Walter Scott US media reports officials in North Charleston have reached a $6.5 million settlement with the family of Walter Scott, an unarmed black man who was -
Spain Spain says high-speed rail line in Catalonia was sabotaged Spanish officials say deliberate sabotage of fibre-optic cables led to traffic chaos on the high-speed rail system in Catalonia on Thursday (October -
Syria Syrian army claims major anti-IS campaign has begun Russian-made helicopters bombed more targets in Syria on Thursday, while the Syrian regular army said it had begun a major offensive against the -
Israel Israel braces itself for Friday prayers protests as violent attacks continue Four more stabbing attacks in Israel on Thursday have led to fears of more violence after the conclusion of Friday prayers, so Israel is stepping up -
World News EU Balkan refugee conference attempts to end divisions, offer more aid, and work with Syria's neighbours Today Italy relocates its first batch of refugees, Eritreans, to Sweden, and hopes the trickle will become a flood out of its overstretched refugee -
USA Video emerges of France train hero Spencer Stone stabbing France train attack hero Spencer Stone is in a stable condition and expected to survive after being stabbed repeatedly in the US town of Sacramento