23 October 2015 | Euronews
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World News Germany tightens asylum rules from today to cope with record migrant influx Germany is tightening asylum rules from Saturday – a week earlier than planned – to try to better manage the unprecedented influx of migrants and -
Turkey Baby rescued alive hours after migrant boat sinks in Aegean Sea A baby, believed to be just 18 months old, has been rescued, alive, from the Aegean Sea. The toddler was wearing a life jacket when found. He is -
Austria Quartet: calls for calm between Israelis and Palestinians International Middle East peace mediators have repeated their calls for calm to be restored between Israelis and Palestinians. #EU -
Greece Roads turn into rivers as Greek downpours hit Hydra The mayor of Hydra has asked for the Greek island to be declared in a state of emergency after heavy rains caused widespread flooding. Torrential -
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Spain Oviedo glitters for the 2015 Princess of Asturias awards ceremony The Spanish-speaking world has celebrated one of its great gala evenings with the 2015 Princess of Asturias prizegiving ceremony in Oviedo, Spain -
Ukraine Ukraine: Darth Vader runs for mayor Darth Vader is among the candidates vying for the post of Mayor in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa. He joins Peking Duck and a man calling himself -
Nigeria Dozens killed in Nigeria bomb blasts At least 37 people have been killed and 107 wounded in two bomb attacks in north-eastern Nigeria. A device was detonated during morning prayers at a -
Sport Rugby World Cup: New Zealand and South Africa set for semi-final clash of titans The Rugby World Cup resumes with the highly-anticipated semi-finals this weekend. On Saturday defending champions New Zealand take on South Africa in -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU struggles for solutions to refugee crisis In this week’s edition of Europe Weekly: another summit is called; this time with leaders from the western Balkans as the EU struggles to find a -
Mexico 'Colossal' hurricane barrels towards Mexico's Pacific coast Mexico is bracing itself for one of the most powerful hurricanes in history. Hurricane Patricia is barreling towards the country’s Pacific Coast. The -
Economy France backs Greek efforts to renegotiate bailout French President François Hollande rounded off a two-day visit to Athens by backing Greece’s request to begin bailout negotiations with its -
Sport Champagne to run for FIFA presidency Frenchman Jerome Champagne has announced he is to run for the presidency of football’s embattled governing body FIFA. The 57-year-old former diplomat -
United Kingdom Xi Jinping: the European Union must remain united The Chinese President has told Britain he wants to see a united European Union. It was an unusual intervention for Xi Jinping, who normally is -
Greece Zoe Konstantopoulou: "The greek debt is illegal and should not be paid" On 6 February 2015, after SYRIZA’s victory in the January 2015 election, she was elected as the youngest Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament with 235 -
World News Broadbit wins EU/Euronews Innovation Radar award -
Sweden Sweden school attack: sword attacker had racist motive, say police The masked swordsman who stabbed two people to death at a school in Sweden had a racist motive and had planned the attack. That is according to -
France France in mourning after pensioners killed in horror bus crash At least 43 people, most of them pensioners on a hiking trip, have been killed after the bus they were travelling in collided with a truck. The -
Economy Business activity grows in eurozone but low prices disappoint Stronger business activity in France and Germany boosted figures for the eurozone in October – but there was no sign of healthy price increases -
World News And also... Merkel's throne; Lenin's makeover; Schweinsteiger's 'Nazi model' Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which may not have reached the -
Economy Investment, innovation help job prospects in France, Italy, Portugal France is showing a slight improvement in its employment figures as a result of the first economic growth since 2007. Examples from the automobile -
France France bus crash: 'some of the victims were burned alive' France is mourning the victims of the country’s worst road disaster in 33 years. At least 41 people on a bus carrying elderly day-trippers were -
Monaco Into the sea: Monaco's new horizon -
Austria Mideast: international mediators meet in Vienna International Middle East peace mediators are meeting in Vienna. They are planning to discuss the ongoing conflict in Syria, as well as the growing -
Cinema Luc Jacquet talks Ice and Sky to euronews A decade after his Oscar-winning documentary ‘March of the Penguins’, French director Luc Jacquet is back with ‘Ice and the Sky’. It tells the story -
Economy China cuts interest rates for sixth time in a year China’s central bank has cut interest rates and lowered the amount of cash banks must hold as reserves, as well as freeing up deposit rates. Earlier -
Cinema Thought-provoking doc on terrorism finds chilling resonance This week in Cinema Box we are bringing you a film of a different kind: ‘A German Youth’ (‘Une Jeunesse Allemande’) by French filmmaker Jean-Gabriel -
Economy Zara's Ortega rivals Bill Gates for Forbes top spot He briefly overtook Bill Gates to become the richest man in the world, according to Forbes. Amancio Ortega, the Spanish clothes billionaire who -
Culture news Lisbon and Sao Paulo - Fashion capitals Portugal Fashion Week has kicked off in Lisbon. Over 30 shows will take place to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the event, which has a tradition -
Israel Palestinian groups call for mass protests against Israel Both Hamas and Fatah have called for mass rallies against Israel in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. Just after the announcement, a -
Economy Chinese C.banner 'on course' to buy Hamleys toy store Hamleys, the world’s oldest toy shop and a London tourist attraction in its own right, is said to be on the verge of being bought by a Chinese -
Economy Maersk downgrades profit outlook citing global trade slowdown The Danish shipping giant Maersk has downgraded its profit outlook for the year by $600 million (540 million euros) to $3.4 billion (3.0 billion -
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Poland [As it happened] Polish elections: Eurosceptics claim victory Poland’s eurosceptic opposition claimed victory on Sunday (October 25) in a watershed election that risks putting the country at odds with its -
United Kingdom Adele says "Hello" ahead of new album release British singer Adele has released “Hello”, the lead single from her upcoming studio album “25”. The video for “Hello” was directed by Xavier Dolan -
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Cinema Cannes Jury Prize winner "The Lobster" hits movie theatres Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz star in The Lobster, from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos. It tells the story of a world where single people are given -
My Europe Series Poland and refugees. Where is the Solidarity? There may only be a few Tatars in Poland but they have been in the country for centuries. The Imam, Janusz Aleksandrowiczat, of a mosque in -
Mexico Hurricane Patricia: Mexico braced for 'most intense' storm Mexico is bracing itself for the arrival of Hurricane Patricia, described as the most powerful to hit the region in recent memory. Weather officials -
My Europe Series How to complain about energy prices Patrick from London asked: “I have received an extremely high energy bill for last month. I suppose that my energy supplier has raised their prices -
France Forty-three dead after bus crash near Bordeaux, France -
USA Republican jibes sully hearing into fatal attack on US consulate in Benghazi Former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has endured an 11-hour congressional hearing into the fatal attack on the US consulate in Benghazi -
USA Analysis: Clinton survives hours of questioning over Benghazi attack -
Portugal Portugal: Passos Coelho named prime minister but left threatens to rebel Portugal’s centre-right leader Pedro Passos Coelho was asked to form a new government by the country’s president on Thursday – despite failing to win -
Austria Middle East peace mediators move to defuse Israeli-Palestinian violence US Secretary of State John Kerry says he is cautiously optimistic but he and other Middle East peace mediators meeting in Vienna on Friday face a -
France Protests as Air France confirms 1,000 job losses in 2016 Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Paris and across France on Thursday to defend jobs at Air France – as the carrier confirmed that