17 October 2015 | Euronews
Showing 25 results
-
Israel Clashes, stabbings and shootings: violence escalates in Middle East Clashes erupt in the West Bank - the latest incident in an escalating spiral of violence between Palestinians and Israelis in the Middle East. -
India Delhi child rape cases ignite anger and disgust in India's capital Indians are up in arms after the atrocious gang rape of two small children. In one incident two men abducted a two-year-old from a religious festival -
Sport South Africa and New Zealand set up Southern hemisphere Rugby semi-final It was a case of too little too late for Wales as they were dumped out of the Rugby World Cup 23-19 by South Africa at Twickenham. The Welsh started -
Syria Steinmeier looks for a Syrian solution in Middle East tour German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier is on a four-day trip to Iran, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, with two of those days consecrated to the -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Sport Kelmendi returns to grab gold at Paris Judo Grand Slam Judo’s third Grand Slam started in style on Saturday in Paris. Mistakes or misfortune were the decisive factors in the under 60kg class as Japan’s -
Sport Ireland ignore injury worries as Argentina eye semis Ireland suffered a massive blow on the eve of Sunday’s quarter-final against Argentina when fly-half Johnny Sexton was ruled out with a groin injury -
USA US Airways holds big party to celebrate carrier's final flight US Airways has flown its last flight. From this weekend the 2013 merger with American AIrlines is definitive, with the Airways brand disappearing and -
Cyprus Turkish water begins to flow to northern Cyprus as vast pipeline project goes onstream One of the world’s largest water pipelines went on stream on Saturday, with the Turkish president turning the taps on the 80 kilometre-long project -
Mexico Mexico says fugitive drug lord 'El Chapo' injured in escape from police Mexico says the world’s most-wanted drug boss, Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán has narrowly escaped capture by police, but injured his face and one leg in -
Germany On eve of election, Cologne mayoral candidate stabbed in 'racist' attack An independent candidate for mayor of the German city of Cologne, who is supported by Chancellor Angela Merkel’s CDU party, has been stabbed by a man -
Afghanistan Taliban reign of terror: Harrowing accounts from the Afghan city of Kunduz The Taliban only held the northern Afghan city of Kunduz for three days. But stories have emerged of a reign of terror by the extremists, with women -
Sport Sorge soars to take historic second Red Bull Rampage crown Bigger and badder than ever before the Red Bull Rampage once again saw freeriders tear up the rule book on death-defying stunts. Virgin in southern -
Hungary Balkan borders continue to close as Hungary says will seal frontier with Slovenia Hungary will close its border with Slovenia after barring its three major crossing points on its Croatian border, ending the possibility for refugees -
Iraq Baiji: The battle against ISIL that Iraqi forces can't afford to lose In a key battle for Iraqi forces against ISIL militants, there is still a long way to go. Iraqi soldiers backed by Shi’ite militia fighters have -
Turkey More migrants die at sea trying to reach Europe Turkish coastguards have recovered the bodies of 12 refugees in their coastal waters after the group took to a wooden boat to try and make it to the -
Israel Palestinians shot dead as Israelis thwart knife attacks Israelis thwarted a number of attempted stabbings by Palestinians on Saturday in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. In the first attack in a Jewish -
No Comment New Delhi: Chemists protest against online sale of drugs -
Myanmar Early voting starts in Myanmar poll after activists are arrested for Facebook posts Early voting has begun in Myanmar’s historic election. Expats in Thailand lined up to cast their ballots on Saturday at their county’s embassy in -
Venezuela Venezuela: Opposition politician Rosales in court after arrest on return from exile Venezuelan opposition politician Manuel Rosales has appeared in court following his arrest on returning to the country from exile. He had fled to -
Greece Greek MPs say yes to cash-for-reforms, but not everybody is happy Greek MPs vote yes to the latest cash-for-reforms deal, but trade union leaders vow to fight to overthrow the measures. -
Israel UN calls emergency meeting amid escalating Middle East violence The upsurge in violence in the Middle East claims three more lives, reports suggest, prompting an emergency session of the UN Security Council. -
Hungary Last train to Hungary: border closure with Croatia comes into effect Hungary closes its southern frontier with Croatia - the latest in a series of border clampdowns to stem the flow of migrants into the country. -
World News Moonstruck: ESA and Russia to launch new mission The European and Russian space agencies are to send a lander to an unexplored area at the Moon’s south pole. It will be one of a series of missions -
USA Air born: woman gives birth on plane Video footage has emerged of a woman giving birth 30,000 feet in the air on a flight from the US to Taiwan. The mother was 8 months pregnant and -
France Francois Hollande in land of fire and ice With a few weeks to go until major UN talks on climate change in Paris, French President Francois Hollande is in Iceland to see for himself the