28 October 2015 | Euronews
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Yemen Yemen: Saudi-led air strikes to end as attention turns to talks Saudi-led military operations in Yemen are nearing their end with the focus now turning to political talks. That was the message from the foreign -
World News Austria, Slovenia mull fences to curb refugee inflow As the refugee crisis shows no sign of abating, more EU countries threaten to shut their borders, dealing a blow to the EU's passport-free Schengen zone. -
World News Rosetta mission finds oxygen on comet 67P The Rosetta mission has detected oxygen on comet 67P, a discovery that could change our understanding of how the solar system formed. -
Sport Rugby World Cup: Australian fans call for earlier kick-off time The 2015 Rugby World Cup final pits the two best teams on the planet in Australia and New Zealand. But being in England at Twickenham the kick off -
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Sport Logo unveiled for 2019 Rugby World Cup Before this year’s Rugby World Cup final has even been played, focus has turned to the next edition in Japan where the logo for the 2019 tournament -
Colombia Peace prospect: Colombia-FARC ceasefire could be called on January 1 A ceasefire between Colombia and rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – or FARC – could be called on January 1, 2016. Juan Manuel -
Czech Republic Czech Republic: far-right demonstrations attract thousands Anti-migrant and anti-Islam demonstrations across the Czech Republic have attracted up to 5,000 people. Organised to coincide with the Czech national -
Sport FIFA crisis: Blatter open fires on Platini Embattled FIFA President Sepp Blatter has publicly gone on the attack for the first time since his 90-day suspension began. In a wide-ranging and -
Greece Migrant crisis: Two children and a man drown near Lesbos -
Business Line Business Line: Poland's election, Yahoo!'s touchdown, and meat's misfortune Poland has made its choice and has made it very clear. The country’s conservative opposition party Law and Justice (PiS) seized back power when the -
Sweden Sweden pays tribute to school attack 'hero' An emotional crowd gathered on Wednesday (October 28) at the funeral of Lavin Eskandar, killed last week in a sword attack on a Swedish school. The -
Hungary Migrants on Slovenia-Austria border 'being overcharged for basic supplies' “We’re waiting here at the border for many hours, and the Slovenian people are selling pizzas…” These are the words of one among some 2,000 migrants -
Tunisia Italy won't extradite suspect in Tunis Bardo Museum attack An Italian court refused on Wednesday (October 28) to extradite a Moroccan man suspected of having supplied weapons for the attack on Tunisia’s Bardo -
Nepal Bidhya Bhandari elected Nepal's first female president Nepal has a new president, and for the first time, it’s a woman. The Himalayan nation’s parliament on Wednesday (October 28) chose Bidhya Bhandari -
Syria Syria: widening the conversation The international community has welcomed Iran’s decision to join talks on Syria in Vienna. Russia, the US and Europe will be at Friday’s meeting -
Economy Car industry woes cast aside as Automotive Hungary opens It is the largest event of its kind in central and eastern Europe, and is also seen as a litmus test of the state of Hungary’s economy. Automotive -
Portugal Portugal's government precarious, income gap widens As the cheering dies down, Pedro Passos Coelho’s victory is laced with defeat after Portugal’s legislative elections a few weeks ago (Oct. 4th). He -
Turkey Istanbul: hundreds protest police raid on opposition media Hundreds of protesters gathered in Istanbul in front of an opposition media company that was raided by police earlier on Wednesday. -
Turkey Kurdish vote expected decisive in Turkish elections -- again In Turkey’s elections this Sunday, the Kurdish vote is expected to prove decisive. Turkey has nearly 54 million voters, and in last June’s elections -
Turkey Turkey's nationalists spurn AKP before polls, eye options Turkish nationalists have hailed Devlet Bahçeli as chief since 1997. The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader took steps from the start to -
Europe News EP rejects possible GM food bans MEPs on Wednesday rejected a draft law that would have allowed countries to ban certain GM food and animal feed even if the produce was authorized by -
Austria Germany sharpens its tone with Austria over migrants Germany has accused Austria of sending people over their common border under the cover of darkness to escape detection. The flow is thought to have -
World News Tony Abbott says Europe's border policy is a 'catastrophic error' -
Nigeria Nigerian military 'frees 338 hostages' from Boko Haram camps Army raids on Boko Haram camps in north-eastern Nigeria are said to have resulted in the release of 338 hostages. According to a military statement -
United Kingdom Doing the Timewarp again: Rocky Horror film celebrates 40 years From royalty to the Rocky Horror Picture Show, London’s Royal Albert Hall has had a diverse week so far. Tuesday night (October 27) saw all manner of -
Economy Volkswagen puts brave face on crash into the red Volkswagen plunged into the red in the third quarter, the first such loss for 15 years. The reason is the 6.7 billion euros set aside to deal with -
No Comment Evo Morales celebrates his birthday by playing football Bolivian President Evo Morales, in the US to participate in a forum, has celebrated its 56th birthday. To mark the occasion, the head of state laced -
No Comment Mideast: clashes in Hebron Dozens of Palestinian protesters take to the street of Hebron demanding Israel returns the dead bodies of Palestinians who allegedly stabbed Israelis. -
Culture news Bassist Éva Muck is the Queen of Strings At 22 she is the Queen of Strings, bassist ‘‘Éva Muck’‘:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjWiRKgLOfM from Hungary won the prestigous US musical prize -
Europe News MEPs reject net neutrality rule changes MEPs voted on Tuesday against plans to amend legislation that aims to protect “net neutrality” in the EU. Proposed changes to an EU regulation on how -
Austria Iran to attend Syria talks in Vienna on Friday Iran has announced it will attend international talks on the Syrian crisis being held in Vienna. It will be the first time Tehran – an ally of Syrian -
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast: Ouattara celebrates Alessane Ouattara has won a second five-year term as president of Ivory Coast. The 73-year-old was re-elected easily in the first round with almost -
Cinema Bradley Cooper is cooking in 'Burnt' Bradley Cooper is back in a role far removed from the character he played in ‘American Sniper.’ This time Cooper is the Michelin starred chef Adam -
Culture news Young Chinese fashion talents China Fashion Week in Beijing looked to both the past and the future as the event showcased local talent. Traditional elements dazzle at China -
Germany VW posts huge operating loss: 3.48 billion euros Car maker Volkswagen has posted a third-quarter operating loss of 3.48 billion euros. It is the German group’s first quarter loss in more than 15 -
World News MSF: will Haydan lead to a change of heart? Medecins Sans Frontieres says it may be forced to reconsider how it deploys staff after another of the hospitals it supports was flattened by air -
Turkey Turkish police storm opposition Bugun TV during live broadcast Police in the Turkish city of Istanbul stormed the offices of opposition television station Bugun TV during a live broadcast on Wednesday (October -
World News Race against time to rescue victims of Pakistan quake Many family homes in northern Pakistan have been reduced to rubble by a massive earthquake that struck the region on Monday. Villagers in Pir Baba -
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast's President Ouattara wins second 5-year term . Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has won a second 5-year term after scoring a landslide victory with over 83 percent of the vote. The -
Syria Iran asked to join the US and Russia in Syria talks Washington has confirmed that Iran for the first time will be invited to talks with the US and Russia over ending the Syrian conflict. The -
Turkey Outrage in Turkey at take over of media outlets Hundreds of Turkish government critics and opposition leaders have vowed to keep up a protest outside a Koza Ipek outlet namely Bugun TV in Istanbul -
World News Slovenia sends migrants on trains to Austria as its own refugee camps are full The sight of migrants trudging across Slovenian fields on foot is to end soon. Because the camps are over flowing, from now on the government is