13 October 2015 | Euronews
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Sport The Netherlands fail to reach Euro 2016 The Netherlands have failed to reach a major tournament finals for the first time since 2002 after they lost to the Czech Republic in their last -
Ukraine MH17: Ukraine defends decision not to close airspace Ukraine has defended not closing airspace in the east of the country where Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down in July 2014, saying that it -
Netherlands Dutch PM calls on Russia to cooperate with MH17 probe Moscow considers “strange” a request from the Dutch prime minister for Russia to cooperate fully with a probe into the downing of Malaysia Airlines -
Sport Ronaldo wins record fourth Golden Boot Goal scoring machine Cristiano Ronaldo has won a record fourth Golden Boot award after leading all scorers in Europe’s domestic leagues last season -
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Israel Three Israelis killed in Jerusalem in day of violence The moment a Palestinian rammed his car into a bus stop in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish area of Jerusalem was caught on video from a security camera -
Romania Romania floods leave motorists stranded More than 20 people had to be rescued from stranded vehicles after flash floods hit a town in eastern Romania late on Monday. A two-year-old child -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Deadly mine accident in Bosnia Four miners died and two were injured when a platform holding up the roof caved in on them at a mine in central Bosnia. Tuesday’s accident occurred -
USA No more nudes in Playboy Nudity will soon be history in Playboy. In the face of competition from the Internet and with the blessing of founder Hugh Heffner, 89, the glossy -
Sport Thai FA chief Makudi suspended by FIFA ethics committee The FIFA saga took another turn on Tuesday after former executive committee member Worawi Makudi was suspended for 90 days for an alleged breach of -
Sport Racket Man: Sir Elton John hits a winning note at charity match Sir Elton John has gone from Rocket Man to Racket Man after the pop legend took part in his annual charity tennis co,petition in support of John’s -
Turkey Turkey clashes as mourners prevented from reaching rally Clashes erupted in the Turkish city of Istanbul on Tuesday (October 13). Trade union members who lost friends and colleagues in Saturday’s twin -
Israel Palestinian 'knife rebellion' in Israeli-occupied West Bank The recent storm of violence in Jerusalem and the Israeli-occupied West Bank began on this road between the Jewish settlements of Itamar and Elon -
Netherlands MH17 report: Feeling of injustice remains for victims' relatives No-one was awaiting the findings of the Dutch Safety Board’s final report into the MH17 disaster more than the relatives of the 298 people who were -
Israel Clashes in West Bank on "Day of Rage" In the West Bank clashes erupted after the string of attacks in Jerusalem. In Hebron Israeli security forces responded with rubber bullets to break -
Hungary Brussels wants Hungary's answers over migrants crackdown -
Economy Twitter to cut costs and jobs in bid to revive growth Twitter is to lay off up to eight percent of its workforce – 336 employees – in an effort to revive growth. The job cuts, mainly in the company’s -
Sport Former Liverpool striker Cisse released following blackmail arrest Former Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse has been released from custody following an alleged plot to blackmail his former Marseille and France -
Sport Injured Ireland skipper O'Connell retires from international rugby Paul O’Connell’s international rugby career came to a premature end this week. The Ireland captain tore his hamstring during Sunday’s World Cup -
World News "Code Week": eight reasons to brush up your computer skills The EU has set up "Code Week" to celebrate and promote the basics of computer science. -
Economy Global oil oversupply to persist in 2016, says IEA The global oversupply of oil will persist through next year, according to the International Energy Agency, as growth in demand slows and -
Economy Mixed results on China's trade sector Exports not as bad as expected – but imports worse – China’s mixed results have left economists divided over the state of the country’s trade sector -
Netherlands MH17: incomplete facts, brutal tragedy Air traffic control lost contact with MH17 on Thursday 17 July, 2014, at a quarter past three in the afternoon, CET. The Boeing 777 plummeted from -
Economy German investor confidence nosedives after VW emissions scandal The revelation that millions of Volkswagen diesel cars had been polluting the air far more than had been claimed has helped send German investor -
Economy AB InBev and SABMiller agree takeover deal to create new beer giant If at first you don’t succeed, try try again. After being rebuffed several times in its bid to take over SABMiller, brewing giant AB InBev’s -
Ukraine Flight MH17: was shot down by a BUK missile fired from Eastern Ukraine - Dutch report The Dutch Safety Board has concluded that flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine by a Russian-made BUK missile. The board published the -
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Israel At least five dead, 20 wounded in "Day of Rage" in Israel Men wielding guns and knives killed at least 3 Israeli and wounded 20 more in a spate of attacks, on a "Day of Rage" called by Palestinian groups. -
Cinema Brooklyn: An Irish girl torn between two lovers and two countries Set in Ireland and America, Brooklyn is the story of young Ellis Lacey, played by Saoirse Ronan, who finds herself torn between two countries and two -
Culture news The Golden Age of selfies Back in the 17th century there was no such thing as a smartphone, but selfies did exist in a way. The Mauritshuis museum in The Hague currently has an exhibition showcasing such images. -
Syria YPG militia alliance set to attack ISIL stronghold Raqqa "within weeks" The city of Raqqa – the Syrian base of the militant Islamic State is now a target for the YPG which expects to attack the stronghold within weeks -
No Comment Three rare white Bengal tiger cubs born in Crimea -
Iran Iran's parliament backs nuclear deal Iran's parliament on Tuesday (October 13) approved the nuclear deal struck with world powers in July, with 161 votes for and 59 against, according to state media. -
Real Economy Jobs and skills: making the match Europe’s population is ageing and fewer young people means a shrinking workforce in the future to support it. People will have to work longer, hard -
Business Series Investors turn to precious metals as safe havens Welcome to Business Middle East. This week we are taking a look at commodity prices. There is a ray of hope for the price of oil and precious metals -
Japan Japanese tug-of-war over the fate of Okinawa US air base The governor of Japan's southern Okinawa island has revoked a permit allowing the relocation of a US military base farther away from residents upset about its presence. -
USA Playboy magazine to stop publishing naked pictures Playboy magazine will stop publishing pictures of naked models after deciding that the approach was no longer working following an explosion of -
Kosovo Kosovo opposition MP freed by police after violent street protests Kosovo MP Albin Kurti has been released by police after being detained for questioning over last week’s incident in parliament when he set off a tear -
Syria Syrian Kurds accused of 'war crimes' - Amnesty International A Syrian Kurdish militia has driven out thousands of non-Kurdish civilians from areas they have captured from ISIL militants. That’s the accusation -
Syria US airdrops military supplies to Syrian rebels US forces have airdropped small arms ammunition and supplies to Syrian Arab rebels as part of a revamped American strategy. It’s barely two weeks -
Germany Germany: PEGIDA slams Merkel over refugee influx Not all Germans are welcoming refugees with open arms. And as thousands marched in Dresden in support of the ‘anti-Islamisation’ PEGIDA movement on -
Turkey Election rallies are suspended in Turkey following bombing A commemoration has been held outside the main railway station in Ankara in remembrance of the victims of Saturday’s suicide bombings. Officially the