21 October 2015 | Euronews
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World News EU calls mini summit over Balkans struggle to cope with refugee crisis Refugees arrived at the Austrian border station at Spielfeld, tired and hungry on Wednesday night. Around 3,000, mostly young men but there were -
Sport Champions League: Matchday three round-up Real Madrid and Paris Saint Germain remain neck and neck in Group A of the Champions League following a goalless draw at the Parc des Princes on -
Hungary Brave Warrior 2015: military exercise ends in Hungary A joint NATO drill involving troops from Hungary and the US has ended with a live firing exercise. The operation – known as “Brave Warrior 2015” – -
Germany Merkel calls for calm in Middle East; Netanyahu blames unrest on Palestinians German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged Israelis and Palestinians to calm the situation in the Middle East following a month of escalating violence in -
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France Calais: Cazeneuve rejects high-profile attack over "The Jungle" The French Interior Minister has rejected accusations that his government is not doing enough to improve conditions in the enormous migrant camp at -
Sport Solskjaer returns to Molde for second stint as manager Former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has returned to Norwegian side Molde for a second stint as manager. The 42-year-old, who spent -
Germany Netanyahu blames Palestinian Territories for failing to stop violence in Middle East German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have held talks in Berlin to mark 50 years of diplomatic relations -
Syria Russia hits 83 militant targets in Syria in 24 hours, says ministry Russia’s defence ministry says its planes had carried out 46 airstrikes and struck 83 militant targets in the last 24 hours, according to the -
Turkey Investors hope Turkey's crunch election will revive growth and economic reform Investors are hoping that whoever wins Turkey’s upcoming election will revive the country’s once-admired pace of growth and economic reform. The -
Sport FIFA crisis: Beckenbauer and Villar investigated Two new names were thrust into the FIFA spotlight this week after football’s world governing body confirmed Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer and the -
Business Line Business Line: how can banks and carmakers regain customers' trust? Several years after the global financial crisis Europe’s banks are still trying to get back on track. Struggling to revive their fortunes and -
Italy Italy flies 70 refugees to Scandinavia 70 refugees have flown from Italy to Finland and Sweden as part of the first phase of the European Union’s relocation plan. The majority of the group -
Sport Skiing: World Cup champion Fenninger to miss season after crash Two-time reigning World Cup overall champion Anna Fenninger has been ruled out of the upcoming alpine skiing season following a training crash on -
United Kingdom China invests 8 billion euros in new UK nuclear plant China has agreed to invest the equivalent of eight billion euros in a new UK nuclear plant, in return for later help bringing Chinese nuclear -
France France: PM Valls says perpetrators of traveller riots will be apprehended French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says the perpetrators of violent riots in the south east of the country will be brought to justice. Dozens of cars -
Sport Golf needs to be affordable and accessible - Woods Former world number one Tiger Woods has been in Mexico this week to promote the sport and lead a clinic for golf enthusiasts in the capital. Despite -
Europe News Climate protesters take to the streets of Brussels Dozens of protesters have taken to the streets of Brussels ahead of a UN climate conference next month. The UN meeting will aim to broker a binding -
West Bank Mideast: the personal and the political Thousands of people have attended the funeral of a 24-year-old Palestinian shot dead in the West Bank. Odai Masalma was killed after he attacked an -
Nepal How is Nepal coping six months on from its devastating earthquake? Concern is mounting for earthquake-hit communities in Nepal amid a stuttering recovery and the onset of winter. -
Economy Ferrari IPO races onto Wall Street Ferrari briefly left the racing track behind on Wednesday to race to a new destination – Wall Street. Car enthusiasts will now be able to own a piece -
United Kingdom UK hopes to clinch 40 billion euros of business during Xi's trip -
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World News [IN PHOTOS] Back to the future, then and now The more things change, the more they stay the same… So goes the phrase penned by French critic Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr. The world has seen many -
Economy Lego victim of own success as it warns of Christmas shortage A Christmas stocking crisis beckons in Europe this year. Many children may be disappointed because according to reports it seems demand for lego is -
World News Migrants: the EU calls an emergency summit to tackle the Balkan bottleneck Thousands head across the fields from Berkasovo-Bapska Around 3,500 refugees and migrants have spent the night camped out in the open at the -
Europe News EU roasts Starbucks, slams Fiat Chrysler over 'illegal' tax deals Starbucks and Fiat Chrysler should pay back between 20 and 30 million euros in taxes after the European Commission ruled on Wednesday that illegal -
Economy Toyota recalls 6.5 million cars over faulty window switch Toyota says it is recalling six and a half million vehicles worldwide to check a window power switch in some models. A defect has been found which -
Economy Oil producers meet amid little hope of agreement The price of oil fell again ahead of a meeting on Wednesday of OPEC and non-OPEC producers in Vienna. Reuters reports that of eight non-member -
Israel Netanyahu slammed for 'inaccurate' Holocaust comments Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been slammed by Holocaust experts for suggesting that a historic Palestinian leader convinced the Nazis -
Cinema Bennett classic 'The Lady in the Van' on the big screen ‘The Lady in the Van’ is the true story of Alan Bennett’s strained friendship with Miss Mary Shepherd, an eccentric homeless woman whom the British -
No Comment Emotional reunions for Korean families These are the touching moments when hundreds of elderly South Koreans were reunited with relatives from North Korea. Many of those making the trip -
No Comment Protests as China president Xi Jinping begins state visit to Britain Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister David Cameron have welcomed China president Xi Jinping to London. The UK hopes the state visit will -
Culture news Back to the Future II - what did the makers get right or wrong? Thousands of film and sci-fi fans around the world are celebrating what’s been dubbed Back to the Future Day in honour of the date in which the -
Cinema Star Wars fever hits Hollywood Two months before it opens in cinemas worldwide, the next ‘Star Wars’ is already setting records, with advance ticket sales breaking all previous -
Vatican Pope Francis brain tumour report denied by Vatican The Vatican denies an Italian media report that Pope Francis has a benign brain tumour. Newspaper group, Il Quotidiano Nazionale, says the pontiff -
Culture news Sex in the city at Paris' Musée d'Orsay One of the world’s most respected museums has become the first to stage an exhibition on prostitution. ‘Splendour and Misery. Pictures of -
Slovenia Slovenia gives army more power amid migrant crisis Slovenia’s given its army new powers to help police guard its state borders as thousands of migrants continue to pour into the country from Croatia -
Russia Syria's Assad discusses military operation in Kremlin Syrian President Bashar al-Assad made a surprise visit to Moscow for talks about Russia’s air operation against Islamist militants in Syria. The -
Canada Canada's new PM confirms pledge to end fight against Islamic State militants Canada’s Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau has confirmed his pledge to end the country’s combat role against Islamic State militants in Iraq -
United Kingdom UK gives a royal welcome to China's President Xi Nothing but the best for President Xi Jinping – the Chinese leader was treated to an extravagant banquet laid on by Queen Elizabeth in Buckingham -
USA US and Russia sign deal to minimise risks during air strikes over Syria US and Russian military officials have signed a memorandum of understanding to ensure aircraft safety . It stipulates what their pilots should do to -
Israel More shootings and knife attacks add to Palestinian - Israeli bloodshed Tuesday night in Hebron and two more Palestinians were shot dead after a stabbing attack that wounded an Israeli soldier . Israeli security forces -
France French travellers cut road and rail links near Grenoble to demand prison release for funeral A group of around 30 travellers raided a scrapyard and blocked a road in the French alps in Moirans near Grenoble on Tuesday, setting the wrecks