19 October 2015 | Euronews
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Turkey Turkey names Ankara suicide bomber and alleges ISIL link Turkish authorities have used DNA to identify one of two people they suspect were the suicide bombers who this month killed 102 people at a -
United Kingdom Alleged gay serial killer goes on trial in London The trial has begun in London of a 40-year-old man accused of poisoning and killing four young men in their 20s before dumping their bodies in and -
United Kingdom The Chinese President arrives in the UK for a four-day state visit The Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan have arrived in the UK for a much-anticipated four-day state visit. Prime Minister David -
Germany German anti-immigrants Pegida mark first year of existence with Dresden rally Round about this time last year the anti-immigrant Pegida movement took off in Dresden, and it celebrated the fact on Monday with a rally they -
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Sport Night of Jumps: Rinaldo and Podmol shine in China Ten of the best freestyle motocross riders gathered in Shenzhen China for the ninth and tenth round of the Night of Jumps series. Frenchman and -
Italy De Luca: I stand by my TAV comments An italian writer has been cleared of a charge of inciting sabotage by encouraging protests against the planned high-speed train linking Lyon and -
Sport Champions League: Arsenal prepare for stern Bayern test The Champions League returns on Tuesday for the start of matchday three. Having lost their opening two group games Arsenal will be looking to revive -
Croatia Croatia opens border with Serbia; migrants flood across the frontier Croatia has opened its border with Serbia allowing thousands of cold,wet and exhausted people into the country. Thousands of refugees rush across as -
United Kingdom Rugby World Cup: How the northern hemisphere reported its capitulation against the south -
Economy Ireland latest eurozone country to ditch one and two cent coins Ireland has become the latest eurozone country to phase out one and two-cent coins from circulation. It joins six other European nations to move away -
Switzerland Switzerland veers further to the right as SVP makes election gains Europe’s far-right seems to be a family affair. After the rise of Marine Le Pen in France, now billionaire Christoph Blocher’s billionaire daughter -
Philippines Koppu: typhoon devastates northern Philippines Typhoon Koppu is continuing its deadly path across the northern Philippines. At least 16 people have died, seven of whom perished when a ferry sank -
France Cannabis: seven tonnes seized in Paris French President Francois Hollande has praised the work of police and customs officers who have seized more than seven tonnes of cannabis resin from -
World Fighting radicalisation: EU debates how to stem militant recruitment An increasing number of young people from different backgrounds, Muslim and non-Muslim, wealthy and poor, are deciding to leave their native Europe -
Croatia Balkan bottleneck as thousands of migrants stranded at Serbo-Croat border Thousands of migrants are stranded in appalling conditions at the border between Serbia and Croatia. The tide of wet,cold and exhausted human beings -
Syria As Aleppo offensive continues fears rise over a new exodus of refugees One of the jewels of the ancient world, Aleppo, is facing catastrophe as the forces of Bashar al-Assad and his Hezbollah, Iranian and Russian allies -
Sport Tight at the top of La Liga It’s an early five-horse race for the La Liga title. Although it’s way too soon, of course, to talk of a long-lasting battle to the crown but so far -
Italy NATO: biggest military exercise in 13 years NATO is launching its biggest military exercise in 13 years, mobilising 36,000 soldiers, sailors and air crews from more than 30 countries to test -
Montenegro Montenegro: protests continue despite violence Several thousand people continued their protests in the capital of Montenegro on Sunday evening, calling on the government of Prime Minister Milo -
Economy Deutsche Bank reform plan welcomed by investors Moves by Deutsche Bank to overhaul senior management and put past scandals behind it have met with a positive response from investors. The bank -
Culture news Quirky French popstar Petite Meller to release new single Rising French popstar Petite Meller is releasing her new single ‘Barbaric’, building on the successful elements of her previous hit ‘Baby Love’ -
Economy Iran vows to reach pre-sanctions oil output Iran says it wants OPEC countries to cut oil output to boost prices – but intends to increase its own production once international sanctions are -
Israel Israel-Palestinian conflict: building barriers Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suspended construction of a 10-metre long concrete barrier, on a street that borders the East Jerusalem -
Economy Air France chief hints that full job cuts plan can be avoided The head of Air France’s parent company has said its job loss plan can be avoided if negotiations with the unions succeed in finding alternative ways -
World News Tougher laws needed to prevent drivers speeding, says WHO Countries must introduce tougher laws to prevent drivers from speeding or drinking, says the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO released its -
Israel Israel:death toll in recent surge of violence reaches 50 There is a heightened state of security in Israel as the number of people who have died in a recent wave of violence reaches 50. Euronews takes a -
Economy China's economic growth falls below seven percent Economic growth in China has dropped below seven percent for the first time since the global financial crisis began. It adds further pressure on -
Italy Hundreds of rescued migrants and refugees arrive in Cagliari The Italian Coast Guard says the 781 migrants and refugees rescued off the coast of Libya over the weekend have arrived in Cagliari in Sardinia. This -
Explore Samarkand's silk road treasures Camel caravans once stopped in Samarkand on their way from China to Europe. In the first edition of “Uzbekistan Life” we trace the legacy of the -
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Egypt Democracy in the doldrums as Egypt votes Voter apathy and low turnout have marked day two of Egypt’s parliamentary election. Pic of a lone #Egyptian soldier guarding empty election station -
No Comment Filippine: il tifone "Koppu" spazza il nord, almeno 9 morti Il tifone “Koppu” ha messo in ginocchio il nord-est delle Filippine, facendo almeno 9 morti. Il super ciclone di categoria 4 è stato declassato ora a -
Cinema Martin Scorsese honoured at Lyon's Festival Lumière It was to legendary film maker Martin Scorsese that this year’s Lumière Festival paid homage in the French city of Lyon – a week-long event without -
Next Series Saving brain cells during cancer surgery Brainy imaging Leaving as much healthy tissue intact as possible is obviously of great importance when operating to remove brain tumours. To find -
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No Comment Rain and mud meets migrants on Serbia-Croatia border Hundreds of refugees and migrants try to shelter from desperate weather conditions on the Serbia-Croatia border. Hungary’s closure of its frontier -
Colombia Video: plane crashes into Bogota bakery killing 5 people Incredible video footage shows the aftermath of plane crashing into a bakery in the Colombian capital Bogota. Five people died when the small -
United Kingdom A race against time to save the 'bongs' of Big Ben It’s a race against time to save the “bongs” of Big Ben. A report on the state of one of the United Kingdom’s most prominent symbols says if urgent -
Philippines Philippine clean up after Typhoon Koppu As Typhoon Koppu weakens, the clean-up begins. Residents in the northern Philippines are getting back to normal after the storm, downgraded to a -
Slovenia Slovenia can only accept as many migrants as can exit into Austria As the flow of migrants continued towards Germany, Slovenia said it can not accept thousands of migrants a day. That is likely to cause a further -
Switzerland Anti-immigration party SVP makes record gains in Swiss parliamentary poll Switzerland has taken a slide to the right according to political pundits after projections showed the anti-immigration Swiss People’s Party (SVP) is -
Israel More Palestinian-Israeli violence with a shooting at a bus station A lone gunman thought to be Palestinian opened fire killing an Israeli soldier and wounding 11 other people at a bus station in the southern Israeli -
Egypt Turnout low on day one of Egypt poll Ballots boxes were tightly secured at the end of day one of Egypt’s parliamentary elections. Voting continues today (Monday Oct 19) in this the first -
Germany Stabbing victim to become Colognes's first female mayor Henriette Reker, the mayoral candidate for the German city of Cologne who was attacked while campaigning has been elected with an absolute majority -
Angola Detained Angolan rapper blames president for his hunger strike The Angolan rapper and activist Luaty Beirao who has been on hunger strike since September 21 in protest at his arrest is said to be deteriorating