14 October 2015 | Euronews
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Syria Syrian rebels claim a victory over ISIL in Aleppo as Assad allies prepare to fight for the province Syrian rebels claim to have freed the village of Tal Jabin in Aleppo province, overcoming ISIL fighters according to social media video. The -
Iran In Iran, you can't be gay but you can be transgender In Iran – you can’t be gay, but you are allowed to be transgender. A loophole in the law means the strictly-religious country performs more -
Sport Raid l'Arbre Vert 2015 The 14th edition of the Raid L’arbre Vert in Bali came to an end on Wednesday. Six days of competition, including mountain biking and canoeing -
Germany German prosecutors investigate Dresden mock gallows protest Prosecutors in the German city of Dresden are investigating whether a protester carrying a makeshift gallows can be charged with causing a -
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USA #execution: Texas set to carry out 12th this year The US state of Texas plans to execute a man convicted of killing an off-duty police officer 14 years ago. 33-year-old Licho Escamilla was 19 when -
Israel Israeli troops and Palestinian protesters clash in Bethlehem Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Palestinian protesters clashed in the West Bank city of Bethlehem on Wednesday (October 14). The IDF is deploying -
Sport Former LA Lakers player in critical condition after collapsing in brothel Former Los Angeles Lakers player Lamar Odom reportedly remains in a critical condition in Hospital after being found unconscious in a Nevada Brothel -
Health Series How early intervention helps muscle and joint pain patients back to work Millions of people suffer from pain in their joints and muscles during their working lives, and sometimes that pain can become unbearable. Esperanza -
Vanuatu Drop the charges Vanuatu's president is away on business While the president’s away the speaker will play. The speaker of the Vanuatu parliament has pardoned himself and 13 other MPs of corruption charges -
Russia Brown bear shot in shopping mall in eastern Russia A Russian brown bear has become trapped in a shopping mall in the eastern city of Khabarovsk. Shopping mauled - rampaging Russian bear trashes stores -
Vatican #Vatican: Pope asks for forgiveness but does not say why The Pope has asked members of the Catholic Church for forgiveness. It is an unprecedented step, the reasons for which the Vatican has not clarified -
Musica Desdemona a victim? Never! A much-anticipated new production of Verdi’s Otello has opened the season at New York’s Metropolitan Opera. It’s a lavish show full of excitement -
France Follow live: official opening of Euronews’ headquarters Real-time pictures and short videos of the inauguration of euronews’ brand new €50 million base in the heart of Lyon. -
Business Line Business Line investigates: Can money buy happiness? Can money buy happiness? Princeton University economist Angus Deaton won the Nobel Prize in economics for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and -
Turkey Turkish explosions may be linked to ISIL and PKK, says Davutoglu Turkey’s Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has told reporters that an investigation into Saturday’s (October 10) bombings was being intensified. “We are -
Sport SportelMonaco: A must-attend event Since its launch 26 years ago Sportel Monaco has become one of the most influential sports business convention on the planet. From broadcasters and -
Israel Tense times in Jerusalem As Israeli checkpoints go up in Arab East Jerusalem everyday movement for Palestinians is becoming more and more restricted. Israel: Photos, -
Romania #Ramnicu Sarat: ex-commander appeals against 20-year sentence A former commander of one of Romania’s most notorious prisons refused to talk to journalists when he arrived at court in Bucharest. Alexandru -
United Kingdom 'Ebola nurse' Pauline Cafferkey critically ill Pauline Cafferkey was readmitted to an specialist isolation unit at London's Royal Free Hospital last week. -
Turkey Turkish election context of power play, separatism and Syrian war Just five months after its last major election, Turkey is going to the polls again. The Justice and Development AK Party in government has had to -
Sport Dutch down and out of Euro 2016 The Netherlands highlighted, in bright orange, their rapid fall grace on Tuesday night as they failed to qualify for next year’s European -
Europe News EU officials tells governments to keep promises on migration A top European Commission official has said that EU countries need to keep the promises they’ve made to help refugees and migrants. Governments -
France French police in Paris protest French police have taken to streets of Paris to protest over a lack of resources, rising levels of violence and a malfunctioning judicial system -
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USA Gun control, education most talked-about topics online during #DemDebate The first Democratic debate in Las Vegas on Tuesday night was widely commented on online. There was more than 2.3 million mentions of hashtags -
Economy Germany lowers 2015 growth outlook Germany has slightly lowered its growth forecast for this year, blaming the economic slowdown in China and other emerging markets. The Economy -
United Kingdom British Ebola nurse 'critically ill' at London hospital A British nurse, treated successfully in January after contracting Ebola in Sierra Leone, is now “critically ill.” Pauline Cafferkey, 39, is in a -
Syria Syria and allies Iran and Russia prepare for Aleppo offensive Russian jets and Iranian soldiers are said to be getting ready to support a major Syrian army ground offensive in the northwest of the country -
World News Migrant crisis confusion: how many are entering the EU? Europe’s border agency is facing criticism, after admitting that it has doubled-counted migrants entering the EU this year. It released data claiming -
World Russia, Iran are part of solution in Syria: EU foreign policy chief Amid reports of a combined Syrian-Russian-Iranian ground offensive in Syria, the West must talk to Tehran to broker an end to the conflict, a senior -
Economy Apple faces patent damages payout after losing Wisconsin case An American jury has found that Apple used technology owned by the University of Wisconsin without permission. It could potentially lead to a damages -
Economy Britain's unemployment rate falls to seven-year low Britain’s jobless rate surprisingly fell to its lowest level since mid-2008 in the three months to August, according to official figures. It fell 0.1 -
Economy Chinese consumer inflation and producer prices fall again Consumer inflation fell more than expected in China in September, while producer prices continued their long slide, adding to concerns about -
Culture news Julian Assange inspires new character in "Asterix and the Missing Scroll" A sneak peak of “Asterix and the Missing Scroll”. It is the 36th edition of the famous adventures of the Gauls and it was unveiled in Paris. Asterix -
Ukraine Ukraine slams Russia as 'state sponsor of terrorism' Kyiv believes Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down by pro-Russian separatists armed with a surface-to-air missile launcher, something that -
USA The Hillary and Bernie show at the Democratic debate in Las Vegas All eyes focused on the performance of Hillary Clinton and the man making waves, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, at the first Democratic presidential -
Russia Russia rejects Dutch probe into MH17 crash Russia has issued a scathing response to the Dutch Safety Board’s report into the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17. 9K37 #BUK-M1 SA-11 -
World Rocking the establishment: Thomas Piketty's challenge to orthodox economics Rebel, radical,and even rock star – words not usually associated with economists, but they do seem to stick to Frenchman Thomas Piketty, who shot to -
No Comment Two giant pandas born in Toronto -
Germany Iran boycotts Frankfurt Book Fair over Salman Rushdie appearance Iran is boycotting this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair because of an appearance by British Indian author Salman Rushdie. He was the subject of an -
Cinema Crimson Peak a Gothic romance with a twist A crumbling mansion in Cumbria, northern England in the late 19th century is the setting for Crimson Peak, a film of dark secrets and a ghostly -
Culture news Janet Jackson tops US charts with first album since brother Michael Jackson's death Janet Jackson has topped the album charts with her seventh number one album. It makes her only the third musician to achieve a chart-topping record -
Turkey Erdogan visits scene of Ankara twin bomb attack for first time Turkey’s president has visited the scene of a twin bomb attack in Ankara for the first time. Recep Tayyip Erdogan laid flowers where 97 people were -
No Comment Palestinian youth clash with Israeli forces on "Day of Rage" -
Israel Israeli police authorised to seal off parts of Jerusalem in bid to stem violence Israel has authorised police to seal off parts of Jerusalem, in a bid to stem a wave of deadly violence between Palestinians and Israelis. Soldiers -
Greece Greek rubbish collectors protest over pension reforms City rubbish collectors downed dustbins and parked their trucks outside Athens’ Labour Ministry on Tuesday in protest over pension reforms demanded -
United Kingdom Jamaican writer Marlon James wins Booker Man literary prize Marlon James has become the first ever Jamaican to win Britain’s highest literary honour the Man Booker fiction prize for “A Brief History of Seven -
Georgia ICC to probe war crimes in 2008 war between Russia and Georgia The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Fatou Bensouda says she intends to investigate both sides in the 2008 war between Russia and -
Iran Iran approves nuclear deal in return for easing of sanctions It was a heated session but eventually Iran’s conservative-dominated parliament endorsed the landmark nuclear agreement struck earlier this year with -
Syria Syrian army plans ground battle for Aleppo with Russian air support The Syrian Army along with Iranian and Hezbollah allies are to launch a ground offensive against insurgents in the Aleppo area, according to -
USA Playboy puts its clothes on Has Playboy gone prudish? Not quite. But its readers can expect more text and less flesh on display now that the glossy men’s magazine has -
Israel Hamas warns of a new Intifada after upsurge of attacks on Israelis A Palestinian rammed his car into a bus stop before stabbing pedestrians on a street in Jerusalem on Tuesday. It was just one of several apparently