26 October 2015 | Euronews
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World News Little sign the public will heed the IARC's meat warning Public reactions to the IARC’s report have been mostly dismissive, with people in general believing that as long as their diets stay balanced they -
World News Balkans struggle with migrant crisis as winter looms EU and Balkan leaders may have agreed a new plan at the weekend to tackle the refugee crisis but in the meantime the steady flow of migrants -
France IARC risks confusion with report on cancer-causing meats The International Agency of Research into Cancer (IARC) has been accused of misleading the public and the media after classifying processed meat -
United Kingdom Not shaken or stirred: Daniel Craig dazzles as 007 on Spectre red carpet Daniel Craig looks neither shaken nor stirred in his return to the role of James Bond, as Spectre premieres in London -
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Spain Spain: PM calls December elections, campaigns against secession Spanish premier Mariano Rajoy says he will not seek to continue as prime minister if his People’s Party (PP) does not win an absolute parliamentary -
Sport Infantino gets full UEFA backing to stand for FIFA presidency UEFA has given its full backing of general secretary Gianni Infantino to stand for the presidency of football’s scandal hit world governing body -
World Interview with Didier Billion (IRIS)about Turkey's future in Europe Give and take. After months of blocking Turkey’s negotiations to join the European Union and the growing migration crisis, German Chancellor Angela -
Sport Chelsea's woes continue as Arsenal up the ante Defending English Premier League champions Chelsea continued their wobbly descent down the table following their 5th defeat in 10 domestic games -
Sport Schiavone crowned European Footgolf champion Footgolf is a sport that is growing in popularity every year, notably in Spain where this year’s European Footgolf Championships took place -
Explore Oman’s unique blend of natural wonders From coconut fringed beaches and crystal clears seas to rocky mountains and a desert straight from one thousand and one nights, Oman’s landscape -
Explore Traveller's diary: Oman's Landscape Diversity -
Economy France sees rare fall in jobless total There are signs that the economic recovery may at last be reaching the French labour market. The jobless total fell by nearly 24,000, or 0.7 percent -
Slovenia EU stiffens border controls but human bottlenecks shiver in the cold and rain Twenty-four hours after the EU’s special central and eastern European member states’ summit on the refugee crisis and there are already signs that -
World News Death toll 'surpasses 200' in south Asia earthquake Local media reports suggest more than 200 people have died as a result of a magnitude 7.5 earthquake, which has rocked Afghanistan and Pakistan. -
Economy Markets fret over Polish election winners' bank tax plan Poland’s election result has brought a jittery reaction on the markets; the zloty and bank stocks falling slightly. The victorious Law and Justice -
World Polish voters shift to the right in parliamentary elections The Law and Justice (PiS) party – both conservative and Eurosceptic – have won Poland’s parliamentary elections. The party’s leader Jaroslaw -
Europe News MEPs react to EU-Balkans summit At the start of yet another meeting of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, MEPs were far from optimistic after Sunday’s EU-Balkans summit. That -
Israel Palestinian attacker shot dead after attacking IDF soldier A Palestinian attacker was shot dead after he stabbed an IDF (Israel Defence Forces) soldier in the West Bank city of Hebron on Monday (October 26) -
World News Processed meats cause cancer, says WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) says processed meat is “carcinogenic to humans” putting sausages in the same category as asbestos and cigarettes -
Canada Whale-watching holiday of a lifetime turns to tragedy in Canada Five Britons have been confirmed killed while on the holiday of a lifetime in western Canada. They were part of a group of 27 tourists who were -
Economy Russia's Transaero airline grounded over safety fears Reports from Russia say the country’s second biggest airline, Transaero, has been grounded because of safety concerns. The transport minister has -
Culture news WOMEX mixes cultures and styles All sorts of music styles were on display at the World Music Expo (WOMEX) in Budapest, Hungary. Among them was Canadian band Kleztory with their rich -
Culture news WOMEX sets the pace for world music This year the Hungarian capital Budapest became the centre of world music as it hosted the World Music Expo. Bands from all over the world made -
Economy China's yuan to join IMF currency basket - sources The Chinese yuan is set to be included in the IMF’s benchmark currency basket, according to reports. Sources say a draft report by International -
Belgium Belgium: 'Terrorism not a motive' for Flawinne barracks attack Police in Belgium say they are not focussing on terrorism as a motive for a failed attack on a military barracks in Flawinne. Vincent Macq, crown -
Economy German business shrugs off VW scandal - IFO survey The first real test of the mood among German industry and trade since the Volkswagen emissions scandal has found that managers were less fazed by it -
World News South Asia: 'Over 100 dead' following magnitude 7.5 earthquake Scores of people have been killed after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake rocked Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. The ‘quake struck shortly after 9am -
Economy Toyota overtakes Volkswagen to top world car sales list Toyota has taken over from Volkswagen as the world’s number one car manufacturer in terms of sales. As the diesel emissions scandal hit the German -
Poland Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) claims election victory Poland’s eurosceptic Law and Justice party have claimed victory after Sunday’s election. The latest exit poll by IPSOS gave the party 37.7 percent -
No Comment Pope Francis closes synod calling for a more 'compassionate' church Pope Francis closed a contentious bishops’ meeting on family issues on Sunday. He called for a more open-hearted, compassionate Church rooted in -
No Comment France: Friends and relatives pay homage to victims of bus crash At a ceremony in the small village of Petit-Palais-et-Cornemps in France hundreds of people mourn the victims of the bus crash that left 43 dead. -
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World News Magnitude 7.5 earthquake hits Afghanistan, Pakistan, India A magnitude 7.5 earthquake has struck south Asia near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border killing scores of people. The quake was felt in the Indian -
Cinema Room with no view at all Room, Lenny Abrahamson’s new film, is about kidnap and captivity. It tells the story of a woman, Ma (Brie Larson) who is kidnapped and held captive -
Culture news Russian documentary theatre troupe tours France Russian theatre company KnAM is in Lyon to take part in the international performance festival “Sens Interdits” Founded in 2009, the biannual -
Next Series A brighter future? EU researchers harness the power of light From the Sun, the Moon and flames, to ultra-modern semiconductors, human history is inherently bound to light. In this special edition of Futuris, we -
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India Afghanistan shaken by major earthquake A major earthquake struck northeastern Afghanistan on Monday, shaking the capital Kabul and sending shockwaves that were felt in north India and Pakistan, where officials said at least 11 people had b -
Ukraine Ukraine: Mariupol vote called off amid 'irregularities' Regional elections in the Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Krasnoarmiysk were called off on Sunday (October 26) for alleged irregularities on the -
Turkey Several die in Diyarbakir dawn raid At least seven suspected ISIL militants and two police officers have been killed during a series of police raids in Turkey. Eyewitnesses say the -
Turkey Two police, four suspected militants die in shootout in Turkey At least four suspected ISIL militants and two police officers have been killed during a series of police raids in Turkey. Eyewitnesses say the -
United Kingdom Rugby World Cup 2015: Australia win 29-15 over Argentina for place in Final -
Canada At least five die when whale-watching boat capsizes off Vancouver The five people who died when their whale-watching ship capsized off the west coast of Canada were all British nationals. UK Foreign Secretary Philip -
Guatemala A former comedian is elected president in Guatemala A former TV comedian with no previous government experience has won Guatemala’s presidential election. Jimmy Morales cruised to victory winning over -
Argentina Argentine presidential forced to a surprise second round run-off The pro-business opposition candidate Mauricio Macri has caused a major upset by forcing Argentina’s presidential election into a second round -
World News EU agrees on thousands of extra refugee places on Balkan migration route European Union leaders have agreed to provide another 100,000 spaces in refugee welcome centres along the route from Greece towards Germany. It’s -
Poland Poland's eurosceptic Law and Justice party wins election Poland’s opposition conservative Law and Justice party (PiS) has claimed a stunning victory in Sunday’s parliamentary election winning enough seats