15 October 2015 | Euronews
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Spain New Ebola vaccine is tested on Spanish volunteers A new Ebola vaccine is being tested for the first time in Europe on volunteers at a Spanish hospital in Madrid. Forty health workers are being -
Iraq Iraq: government forces and Shiite militia retake Beiji oil refinery Iraqi forces and Shiite militia fighters have recaptured most of the country’s largest oil refinery from the group calling itself Islamic State. The -
Italy Five people dead after floods in Benevento, Italy At least five people have died after storms in central Italy caused major flooding and landslides. Italian news agency ANSA reported a 70-year-old -
World Israeli-Palestinian unrest and violence multiply A terror crisis holds Jerusalem, the West Bank and central Israel in its grip, people not knowing where or when the next attack will happen. A man -
Mexico El Chapo: hammering heard on escape video Loud hammering can be heard on a video showing the escape of a notorious drugs baron from prison in Mexico. Joaquin Guzman, known as “El Chapo” -
Sport UEFA back suspended President Platini European football’s governing body has backed president Michel Platini in his bid to become president of FIFA despite him being under criminal -
Syria Iran says political and military solution needed to end Syria war Iran says there has to be both a political and military solution to the crisis in Syria. A delegation of lawmakers from the Islamic Republic has been -
Economy Burberry shares plunge on missed sales growth forecasts Burberry’s shares plunged to a three-year low after the British luxury group warned that it had missed sales growth forecasts because of the slowdown -
Europe News EU renews call for refugee pledges to be honoured EU officials have reiterated their call for governments to stump up the cash they pledged last month to help refugees. The European Commission, the -
South Africa Oscar Pistorius to be released on Tuesday Oscar Pistorius will be released on parole next week. South Africa’s department of correctional services said that he would be placed under house -
Kosovo Kosovo: will the opposition scupper an EU-brokered deal with Serbia? Teargas has been set off in Kosovo’s parliament. It is the second time this has happened in a week. It is in protest at an EU-brokered deal aimed at -
Sport Osorio presented as new Mexico coach Juan Carlos Osorio was unveiled as the new coach of the Mexico national football team this week. The 54-year-old Colombian takes over from interim -
Sport Prince Ali submits formal FIFA presidential candidature Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein has officially submitted his candidature to become the president of football’s scandal-hit world governing body FIFA. The -
Afghanistan US to slow down Afghanistan troop pull out US President Barack Obama has announced a reversal of policy in Afghanistan, slowing down the pullout of troops. He said that a force of 9,800 will -
Economy Cheaper oil prompts US consumer price fall The falling oil price saw US consumer prices drop in September by their biggest amount in eight months – but underlying price pressures were up -
Germany Germany tightens rules for asylum seekers German lawmakers have approved new measures to tackle Europe’s refugee crisis. The list of countries Germany deems “safe” will be widened to include -
France Euronews moves to new headquarters Euronews is now broadcasting from its new purpose-built headquarters, having moved its entire newsroom as well as technical and administrative teams -
Culture news Karl Lagerfeld opens Chanel exhibition at Saatchi Gallery in London Karl Lagerfeld was in London to open the Chanel exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. The “Madamoiselle Prive” showcases the worlds and works of the -
Culture news Sting and Mylene Framer together for "Stolen Car" Sting and French singer Mylene Farmer play steamy lovers in the music video of “Stolen Car”. It’s the first promotional single from Farmer’s upcoming -
Economy Volkswagen to recall 8.5 million diesel vehicles in Europe Volkswagen says it will recall around 8.5 million diesel cars in the European Union which have manipulated engines, beginning in January. The move -
Israel Israeli-Palestinian unrest and violence multiply A terror crisis holds Jerusalem, the West Bank and central Israel in its grip, people not knowing where or when the next attack will happen. A man -
Sierra Leone Ebola can survive in semen for up to nine months, study finds New study reveals Ebola to be a disease that can survive for a prolonged period in a male host and be transmitted after the victim makes a full recovery -
Economy Renzi presents Italy's tax-cutting budget The Italian budget unveiled on Thursday by the prime minister is a mixture of tax cuts and investment that may please the people – and cause rumbles -
Spain Catalan leader Artur Mas in court over independence referendum Thousands of people have turned out in Barcelona to show their support for acting Catalan president Artur Mas. He has gone before a court in the city -
My Europe Series Drones - for better or for worse? The most hotly debated 21st century weapons – drones – have been an important means of fighting an adversary at no risk to the virtual pilots. But -
Mexico Mexique : [vidéo inédite] Entrez dans la cellule du narco "El Chapo" juste avant son évasion -
Cinema Former child actor Elijah Wood stars in Cooties - a new horror-comedy movie Former child actor Elijah Wood stars in a new horror-comedy movie Cooties. A mysterious virus hits the school where the failed writer teaches. His -
Israel Abbas slams Israel as deadly violence continues Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has lashed out at Israel, as a wave of deadly violence shows no signs of abating. He claims its actions are -
Belgium EU leaders meet for summit where refugees will dominate talks The European Union’s leaders meet for a summit in Brussels today with migrants top of the agenda. The divisive issue needs a collective response, but -
Iran Iran shows deep bunker missiles -- 'deterrence measures' Keeping key weapons in a place hard for an enemy to get to them, Iran seeks to ensure the potency of its strike potential. In the latest image -
France Euronews breaks new media ground with dazzling champagne opening Here are some of the highlights appearing in online social media surrounding this evening’s inaugural celebration of the new Euronews headquarters in -
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Myanmar Myanmar's president hails ceasefire deal with rebels as "historic" The government of Myanmar and eight ethnic rebel armies have signed a ceasefire that the participants hope will end more than six decades of -
USA Texas carries out 12th execution this year Texas has executed a 33-year-old man, the 12th execution held in the state so far this year, more than any other in the USA. In total 24 people have -
World News Asterix , Obelix and Wikilix? Asterix and Obelix are back and rumour has it WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has got in on the act. The 36th book about a village of Gauls -
Turkey Turkey imposes media blackout on reporting of Saturday's twin bombing As the search for suspects connected to Saturday’s twin suicide bombing in Ankara goes on, the government has imposed a temporary media blackout on -
USA Boko Haram: US sends troops to Cameroon The US is to send 300 of its troops to Cameroon to help counter militant Islamists Boko Haram. The troops are to provide intelligence to the multi -
Portugal Portugal's President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government. P