10 October 2015 | Euronews
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Belarus Belarus prepares for a presidential vote the result of which few doubt No prizes for guessing who the likely winner in this Sunday’s presidential elections in Belarus will be. Alexander Lukashenko looks set fair for a -
Sport Holland's Euro 2016 fate lay in Turkey's hands Holland left themselves a slim chance of qualifying for Euro 2016 by beating Kazakhstan 2-1. Goals each side of half time by Georginio Wijnaldum -
Sport Ireland ready themselves for French resistance Ireland and France go into their final World Cup pool match knowing that plenty is at stake. The winners will be rewarded with a quarter-final date -
Israel Death toll mounts in Israel and the Palestinian territories There has been no let-up in Middle East violence. At least four Palestinians were shot dead on Saturday and stabbing attacks against Israelis are -
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Germany Huge rally in Berlin says 'No' to EU-US trade deal Organisers are hailing a huge success, claiming that 250,000 people marched in Berlin on Saturday to protest against proposed free trade deals -
Turkey Deadly Ankara blasts highly likely to be suicide bombings, says Turkish PM Intelligence suggests the twin blasts in Turkey were suicide bombings, the prime minister announces, with more than 80 confirmed dead. -
Tunisia Pride over Nobel Peace Prize win after turbulent year in Tunisia There is deep pride over winning the Nobel Peace Prize in the birthplace of the Arab Spring. In a year when Tunisia has made headlines for massacres -
Netherlands Dutch police arrest 11 following refugee-shelter attack Dutch police have arrested 11 men aged between 19 and 30 following an attack on an emergency shelter for refugees. They are believed to form half of -
World News Australia: anti-mosque protest draws hundreds to rural Bendigo Over 400 police and riot squad personnel were called in to prevent clashes over the construction of a mosque in Bendigo, rural Australia. The -
Spain Spain arrests 89 suspected people-smugglers Some 89 Chinese and Pakistani nationals have been arrested as part of a Spanish operation to break up a human trafficking ring. Those detained are -
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Israel More stabbings and shootings as Palestinian-Israeli violence escalates Three Palestinians have been shot dead by Israeli security forces in Jerusalem amid a fresh wave of stabbing attacks. Those killed include a -
Turkey Ankara: More than 80 killed in twin blasts Turkey blames on terrorism Bodies could be seen scattered across the road after twin blasts rocked the Turkish capital. Turkey’s Health Minister, Mehmet Muezzinoglu, told a -
Turkey Twin blasts kill dozens in Turkish capital Bodies could be seen scattered across the road after twin blasts rocked the Turkish capital. The interior ministry reports at least 30 people have -
North Korea Party in Pyongyang: North Korea celebrates 70 years of Worker's Party Pyongyang parties: North Korea celebrates 70 years of the ruling Worker's Party with a military parade and a warning to the US. -
World News US and Russia to resume talks on air safety over Syria The US and Russia could resume talks on safety during air strikes over Syria as soon as this weekend, the Pentagon has announced. With both countries -
West Bank Friday proves deadly in Israel and the Palestinian territories as violence goes up another notch Hamas’s leader in Gaza has declared a third intifada in Jerusalem and the West Bank after a day of escalating violence of knife attacks and -
USA Obama met by pro-gun protests at scene of latest school shooting in Oregon President Barack Obama travelled to Oregon on Friday to lend his support to the families of the latest victims of a school shooting. The shooting at -
Syria US suspends training programmes for Syrian rebels The Pentagon has announced it is pausing its half-a-billion dollar training programme for Syrian rebels. It comes after recent news that the -
Libya New UN-sponsored Libyan National Unity Government starts to pick up support Following the proposition forged in Morocco under UN auspices of a new national unity government for Libya, there has been a sign that at least some