12 October 2015 | Euronews
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USA In US 2016 election campaign, ‘climate change’ deeply divisive issue -
Sport Slovakia and Russia book Euro 2016 spot as England complete perfect campaign Slovakia pipped Ukraine to second place in Group C of the Euro 2016 qualifiers after they beat Luxemburg 4-2 on the final day of action whilst their -
Israel Netanyahu vows 'knife terror' won't beat Israel as stabbings multiply The pace of Palestinian stabbing attacks in Israel escalated on Monday, with Jerusalem the focus of violence. As night fell, an Israeli soldier was -
World News Families brace for 'final' MH17 air crash report The final report about what caused a Malaysia Airlines plane crash last year is expected to be published by the Dutch Safety Board on Tuesday -
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World Prime suspects for Turkey twin bombing silent about attack Two explosions, seconds apart, struck a peace rally of pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups in Turkey’s capital city Ankara on Saturday. Opponents -
Cameroon Deadly weekend for Nigeria's neighbours amid attacks blamed on Boko Haram Nigeria’s neighbours are reeling after a weekend of bloodshed blamed on the militant group Boko Haram. At least nine people were killed and many more -
World Prime suspects for Turkey twin bombing silent about attack Two explosions, seconds apart, struck a peace rally of pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups in Turkey’s capital city Ankara on Saturday. Opponents -
USA No charges for US dentist who killed Cecil the African lion Walter Palmer from the US who killed an African lion will not be charged. Officials in Zimbabwe said the dentist had obtained legal authority before -
France Six arrested after Air France demo over job losses One week after media footage showed an Air France human resources manager scale a fence to escape angry workers it has been announced six of the -
World News Police drop guard on Julian Assange at Ecuadorian embassy London’s Metropolitan police will no longer be stationed outside the Ecuadorean embassy to catch Wikileaks founder Julian Assange who has been holed -
Europe News EU calls on Russia to end bombing campaign in Syria The EU is piling pressure on Russia to end its aerial bombing campaign in Syria. Foreign ministers, who have been meeting in Luxembourg, are warning -
United Kingdom Glasgow tower blocks fail to fall It should have been the end of the road for six tower blocks in Glasgow, Scotland. But the planned mass demolition of the buildings which had been -
Economy Facebook says UK corporation tax payment of just £4,327 was legal Facebook has insisted it is complying with the law despite paying under 6,000 euros in corporation tax in Britain last year. According to its -
United Kingdom Six-hundred-year-old Henry V warship 'found in English river' A historian is believed to have found a 600-year-old English warship lying in mud in a river in southern England. Holigost (Holy Ghost) was a key cog -
Economy Poland opens gas terminal seeking to end Russian dependence Poland has opened its first terminal to import liquefied natural gas (LNG), promising to become fully independent from Russian supplies from next -
Turkey Protesters blame Erdogan for Turkey suicide attack Turkey’s official line is that ISIL was likely behind Saturday’s slaughter of peace activists in the capital. But many protesters who took to the -
Spain Spain's King Felipe presides over national day parade Spain’s King Felipe presided over a military parade marking the country’s national day during which more than 3,000 soldiers marched through central -
Europe News Pro-Europeans launch 'in' campaign ahead of UK referendum on EU membership Leaving the EU would hurt Britain’s jobs and torpedo its global financial clout. That is the message from pro-Europeans, who have launched their “in” -
Syria ISIL training children to kill Propaganda video posted online by the radical Islamic State movement (ISIL) publicises training boys for war. One of the camps is in Raqqa in -
Economy Partial sale of Poste Italiene is 'biggest privatisation in a decade' Italy is launching its biggest privatisation in more than a decade with the partial sale of the national post office. The government is selling up to -
Turkey ISIL in the frame for Ankara bomb attacks says Turkish PM In cities and towns across Turkey they are burying their dead. It is a shared grief mixed with anger vented on the ruling AK Party. The chant of -
Sport Mighty minnows steal Euro 2016 qualification limelight Last weekend Italy, Spain, Portugal and Germany booked their ticket to Euro 2016 but the limelight was somewhat stolen by some mighty minnows who -
Culture news Cirque du Soleil celebrates the strength of women in Amaluna International circus troupe Cirque du Soleil seeks to reconquer Europe with its latest production Amaluna, a story which takes place on an island -
Culture news 150 years on, Alice in Wonderland inspires body art One hundred and fifty years on, Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland continues to inspire. This time it’s at the Olympia Beauty trade show in London -
Turkey Ankara bombing victims: lives cut short There is never a face or a name in a number and when news outlets publish, post or broadcast, as CNN did on Saturday (10/10/15) that: “Two powerful -
Israel Palestinian knife attacker shot dead by Israeli forces Israeli security forces shot dead a Palestinian in Jerusalem on Monday (October 12). The man had reportedly attacked an Israeli border police officer -
Business Series China launches probe into Volkswagen China has launched an investigation into Volkswagen, saying it’s highly concerned about the diesel emissions scandal. VW says it’s recalling nearly -
Business Series Dell buys storage provider EMC Dell has agreed the biggest takeover in technology history by buying the storage company EMC. The deal, worth nearly 60 billion euros, should help -
Germany German government set to announce transit zones for migrants The German government is set to announce how and where transit zones will be established to deal with migrants. The aim is to help authorities cope -
Sweden British-American economist Angus Deaton wins Nobel Economics Prize British-American economist Angus Deaton has won the 2015 Nobel Prize for economics. “The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has today decided to award -
Turkey Turkish government close to identifying bombing suspect They are burying their dead in Istanbul. It is a shared grief mixed with anger after two suicide bombers killed 97 people in the capital Ankara. The -
Explore Into the sea: Monaco rules the waves with ambitious land extension project During 150 years Monaco, perched on its rocky outcrop in the Mediterranean, has reclaimed 40 hectares of land from the sea. Now that process is set -
Explore Back to the future: about water, physics and what doesn't exist - yet -
No Comment USA: International Balloon Fiesta -
No Comment Turkey: pro-Kurdish rally in Diyarbakir -
Syria France strikes at French jihadists in ISIL training camps in Syria French airstrikes on ISIL targets in Syria have killed a number of French jihadists, according to a source close to Prime Minister Manuel Valls -
Europe News Russia's role in Syria crisis scrutinised at EU foreign ministers meeting The Syria crisis and Russia’s involvement are topping the agenda of an EU foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg. It comes as questions mount over -
Cinema Trumbo: the true story of a screenwriter banned from Hollywood In Trumbo, actor Bryan Cranston plays a screenwriter blacklisted in the 1940s for his alleged involvement with the US Communist Party. -
Culture news Yo-Yo Ma celebrates life - and 60 - with a new album _Songs from the Arc of Life_ is Ma's latest release, a musical journey he shares with his long-time friend, pianist Kathryn Stott. -
Next Series Forklifts of the future: Sensors & the Factory At a warehouse in Bilbao, in northern Spain, a strange robotic ballet is underway. -
Next Series Do you know: can sensors produce soda? -
Russia Russian cruise missiles strikes prompt global aviation officials to issue safety alerts The cruise missiles fired from the Caspian Sea by Russia and destined for Syria have heightened concerns that commercial flights in the region could -
Belarus Five in a row for Lukashenko Belarus has elected President Alexander Lukashenko for a fifth term in office. Officials claim he secured close to 84 percent of the vote from an 87 -
Russia Putin adds diplomatic strand to bolster Syrian air strikes Russian President Vladimir Putin has gone on the diplomatic offensive as Moscow’s jets continue to pound anti-government positions in Syria. Putin -
Austria Far-right makes gains in Vienna's city hall elections A far-right populist party in Austria has scored its best ever results in the election for Vienna’s city hall. Support for The Freedom Party leaped -
Turkey Turkey buries its dead after Saturday's deadly terror attack As Turkey continues to bury its dead after Saturday’s double suicide bombing , people want to know who to blame. The government is targeting -
Russia Russia tries to reassure Saudi Arabia over Syria air strikes Russian President Vladimir Putin has launched a diplomatic offensive trying to reassure Saudi Arabia that his intervention in Syria is aimed at