30 October 2015 | Euronews
Showing 45 results
-
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia promises "all support necessary" to Syrian allies euronews’ Daleen Hassan poke to Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister Adel al-Jubeir after the talks in Vienna, which concentrated on Syria but also -
World News UN chief says not enough done to curb global warming The United Nations has praised plans by around 150 countries to halt greenhouse gas emissions, but said they need to do more to control rising -
Sport Rugby World Cup: South Africa beat Argentina to third place South Africa won the third place playoff at the Rugby World Cup for a second time with victory over Argentina. The Springboks, who were also third in -
Turkey Final day of campaigning before Turkey decides on new government Turkey is entering its last day of campaigning ahead of Sunday’s snap general election. Prime Minister and leader of the ruling AK Party, Ahmet -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Greece More refugees drown off Greek and Spanish coasts It has been another deadly start to the weekend with more than 50 bodies of refugees recovered from the sea after failed attempts to get to Europe -
World News Biden apologizes over Olympic meeting "oversight" -
Sport Abu Dhabi Grand Slam: day one round-up Irina Dolgova surged to the first Grand Slam gold medal of her career on Friday in Abu Dhabi. The Russian defeated European Games silver medallist -
Austria US calls Syria talks 'beginning of a new diplomatic process' World leaders, working to come up with a plan to achieve peace in Syria, remain sharply divided over the future role of Syrian president Bashar -
Syria First US special forces to de deployed in Syria The US is putting boots on the ground in Syria. America says the deployment will be an initial group of around 50 special forces for training and -
Economy Nappies up, condoms down... end to China's one-child policy hits shares No sooner has China reportedly put an end to its one-child policy, than a detailed report setting out the estimated economic impact has come to -
Syria Fate of Assad crucial to ending Syrian war Perhaps evidence of a coming compromise: the first known departure from Syria of President Bashar al-Assad during the more than four-year-long civil -
Sport Rugby World Cup: Australia and New Zealand hunting record-breaking victory New Zealand and arch-rivals Australia meet on Saturday at Twickenham for the biggest prize in Rugby – the World Cup title. Both sides have the record -
Austria World powers conclude Syria talks, remain divided over Assad World leaders, working to formulate a plan to achieve peace in Syria, rounded off a day of talks in Vienna without a firm plan of action. Despite -
Business Planet Protecting intellectual property to boost business Business Planet went to Barcelona, Spain, to see how SMEs can boost their competitiveness by better protecting their innovations. -
Economy Bank of Japan says inflation target to be hit later than expected The Bank of Japan has decided not to expand its massive stimulus programme for the time being – even though it acknowledges its inflation target may -
World Innovative education ideas reap rewards and awards in Kenya and Ghana WISE, the World Innovation Summit for Education, kicks off this week in Doha. Around 1,500 experts and policy makers will discuss the latest hot -
Slovenia Slovenia plans steps to 'ensure number of migrants in country remains manageable' Hundreds of frustrated migrants and refugees at Sentilj in Slovenia, the country’s main border crossing with Austria, pushed through barriers on -
Poland Polanski slides free of extradition for now, but US can appeal against Polish court A court in Krakow, Poland, where Roman Polanski is filming for his latest movie, has rejected a US court’s application for the director’s -
Cinema Golden Life launches in Hungary A family that seems idyllic from outside, but the parents commit crimes for their living. As the father wants to quit the illegal lifestyle, the children are getting more and more involved in crime. -
Portugal Portugal Ahead coalition sworn in, sets clock ticking The countdown begins for Portugal's new government, with just ten days to convince parliament it is the right choice for the job. -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Questions raised after Balkans meeting In this edition of Europe Weekly, EU leaders meet with their counterparts from the Western Balkans to discuss the migration crisis; Austria starts -
Economy Eurozone prices and jobless data better, but still not good enough Prices in the eurozone were unchanged in October compared to the same period last year, according to an initial estimate by Eurostat. In September -
World News And also... Modern art is rubbish; Russian police pull over speeding hearse full of caviar; Flower power in Chile's Desert Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which did not reach the -
My Europe Series From ballot to battle: the resurgence of violence in Turkey's Kurdish region Turkey’s Kurdish population is likely to be hugely influential in the outcome of the country’s general election, but its potential electoral success -
Economy BA and Iberia owner IAG raises profit outlook IAG, the new owner of Aer Lingus which also has the likes of British Airways and Iberia in its portfolio, has raised its profit outlook after third -
No Comment Russian military exercise in Crimea The Russian military carried out a large exercise on the Crimean peninsula, territory annexed by Moscow in March 2014. Both naval and ground forces -
No Comment US soldiers parade in Poland US soldiers, returning from the Baltic States to their base in Vicenza, Italy, passed through Polish territory They stopped in the city of Rzeszow -
Economy Airbus to increase A320 production by 20 percent Airbus has announced better-than-expected quarterly results, driven by its main planemaking division. The Toulouse-based group also says it’s to -
Portugal Portugal: The Baron 4 and The Jay Vons set to storm Barreiro Rocks 2015 -
Europe News Protesting beekeepers stung by 'fake' Chinese honey Beekeepers from Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia have protested against what they describe as poor quality Chinese honey imports. They want the -
Syria Syrian 'government missiles' kill dozens in Syrian market town More than 40 people have been killed in a missile attack near the Syrian capital, Damascus. Around 100 were wounded. The Syrian Observatory for Human -
Cinema Fatima: the power of "invisible people" rarely seen on the silver screen French director, “Philippe Faucon”: http://www.istiqlal-films.com/ has been filming people he calls “the invisibles” for a long time; people who -
USA Amer Shaker released from Guantanamo Bay Amer Shaker, the last British resident to be held in Guantanamo Bay US military prison, has been released according to the UK home secretary. Amer -
Culture news Lizz Wright: Freedom and Surrender Lizz Wright has released her new album, Freedom and Surrender, and says it’s a blend of different styles although it’s still her own distinctive -
Greece More than 70 children have died on route to Greece since Aylan Kurdi death - report At least 19 migrants and refugees have drowned near the Greek island of Kalymnos, and three people have died off the coast of Rhodes, according to -
Austria Syria talks in Vienna: world and regional powers present but no Syrians International leaders are gathering in Vienna to discuss how to resolve the war in Syria, now in its fifth year. For the first time, Iran is taking a -
Germany Prominent German ISIL propagandist killed in Syria - US officials German jihadist and former rapper Denis Cuspert is believed to have been killed in Syria. US officials said that Cuspert was killed in a US airstrike -
My Europe Series People power: how crowdfunding works The power and potential of crowdfunding is under the spotlight in this edition of Utalk. Emmanuelle in Paris asked: “How do you launch a crowdfunding -
Syria Air strikes pound areas of northwest and south Syria Syrian families were seen emerging from the rubble of destroyed houses and fleeing through the streets as strikes continued to pound northwestern and -
Mexico Mexico remembers killed journalists Journalists murdered in Mexico between 2005 and 2015 are being remembered on All Saints Day this year in the country. The Museum of Memory and -
USA Passenger jet in flames at Florida airport A Boeing 767 with over 100 people on board has caught fire at Florida’s Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport as the plane was taxiing up the runway -
Ukraine Ukraine ammunition depot explosion kills at least At least two people have been killed in the Ukrainian town of Svatove after an ammunition depot exploded. A series of fireballs were seen following -
USA Uber and kittens team up to support cat shelters To celebrate National Cat Day in the United States, Uber launched a very special kitten delivery service. For just a $30 “snuggle fee” Uber -
World News Refugee crisis: Greece and Germany stand firm on action plan Panic, anger and desperation have all become common place along Europe’s many borders in recent months as thousands of refugees travel across the -
Turkey Turkey snap election: AK Party in front but overall majority uncertain With Turkey’s snap general election just days away, the main political parties have been campaigning hard across the country. In the latest opinion