2 November 2015 | Euronews
Showing 45 results
-
World News Singer Adele breaks all records with her new release "Hello" British singer Adele has made a record-breaking comeback with her single “Hello”, becoming the first artist ever to sell over a million downloads in -
Vatican Vatican arrests two in 'Vatileaks' probe The Vatican has arrested two former members of a commission set up to explore reform of the church’s finances. Monsignor Lucio Ángel Vallejo Balda -
World News Lufthansa warn of week long strike from Friday over pension rights Lufthansa cabin crew are to call a week.long strike from Friday if management don’t meet a fresh set of demands from its union on retirement and -
France Trial of ETA suspects over 2010 police killing begins in France Six suspected members of the Basque separatist group ETA have gone on trial in France over the 2010 killing of a police officer in Paris -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Israel Elderly Israelis wounded in latest Middle East stabbings Elderly Israelis were among those stabbed as violence flared again in the Middle East on Monday. Three people were attacked by a knife-wielding -
Central African Republic Sectarian bloodletting returns to the Central African Republic An upsurge in violence in the Central African Republic has seen hundreds flee the capital Bangui. The increase in bloodletting has prompted Pope -
Germany US: Porsche and Audi drawn deeper into Volkswagen emissions-cheating scandal The United States has expanded its investigation into Volkswagen, with claims the German carmaker has also installed emissions-control cheating -
World News VOLKSWAGEN: PORSCHE DIESEL CARS ALSO CONTAINED DEFEAT DEVICES TO CHEAT EMISSIONS TESTS - EPA -
World News Record numbers of asylum seekers reach Europe in October The United Nations says a monthly record of 218,394 migrants and refugees have arrived in Europe by sea in October. UNHCR: Monthly record of 218,394 -
Economy Greek 'red loan' debtors eye bank recapitalisation with trepidation Greek banks have until the end of the week (November 6) to explain how they are going to raise 14.4 billion euros in extra new capital – according to -
World "I'm not controlling an armed group, just protecting Libya's oil" Libya has fallen into turmoil with its internationally recognised government and elected parliament on one side and a self-styled administration -
Russia Russian plane crash: "external factors" blamed External factors have been blamed for a Russian plane to crash on the Sinai Peninula in Egypt which claimed 224 lives. An official for the operating -
Romania Romania: Nightclub owners quizzed in manslaughter probe after deadly fire The three owners of the Bucharest nightclub engulfed by fire during a rock concert were questioned on Monday on suspicion of manslaughter, as the -
Syria Syrian civilians trapped between shifting battle fronts and air strikes Syria’s northern city of Aleppo, heart of a province that was once an economic capital, risks being crushed in the crossfire between forces -
Russia Sinai plane crash: the impact of social media Russia is reeling from the worst air disaster in its history. Of the 224 people on board the Kogalymavia plane from Sharm el-Sheikh, 219 were Russian -
Germany German village of 102 residents ordered to take in 750 asylum seekers A German village of 102 inhabitants has been ordered to take in 750 asylum seekers. The German village of Sumte, population 102, braces for an influx -
Business Series Ryanair sets sights skywards after profit rise Things are looking up at Ryanair. The low-cost airline has revised its forecasts after posting a rise in six-monthly profits – up by 37 percent to a -
World News The ISS in numbers: 15 things it has improved on Earth Today marks an important milestone in the history of humanity in space. For the last 15 years, human beings have continuously inhabited the -
Vatican Two arrests in Vatican's worst leaks scandal since 'Vatileaks' A “serious betrayal of the trust bestowed by the pope”. So says the Vatican after two members of a commission set up by Pope Francis to study reforms -
Sport Klopp's Liverpool heap further misery on Mourinho Jurgen Klopp finally got off the mark in the English Premiership while the writing on the wall appears to spell the end of Jose Mourinho’s second -
Turkey Turkish election victory promises major challenges for Davutoğlu A pious, pan-Islamist, moderate conservative, Ahmet Davutoğlu beat election predictions with a gentle style. In Konya Province, in the central -
Series Macedonian Postcards: Matka Canyon, Skopje Our new series of Postcards begins near the Macedonian capital -
Series The magical retreat near Skopje -
Sport Carter wins top rugby award to seal international retirement A day after being named man of the match in New Zealand’s stunning World Cup final win over Australia, Dan Carter completed a remarkable weekend by -
Economy Eurozone factory growth 'disappointingly insipid' “Disappointingly insipid”: one economist’s view of the recovery of manufacturing in the eurozone after the latest figures. Markit’s survey of the -
Economy China's factory activity slows up more slowly Factory activity in China fell for an eighth straight month in October although at a slower pace, fuelling hopes that the industry’s long slump may -
Israel Elderly woman stabbed and Palestinian shot dead as Middle East violence rages Violence flared again between Israelis and Palestinians on Monday with more stabbings and shootings. A 19-year-old Palestinian was arrested after -
Business Series HSBC quarterly profits exceed expectations Europe’s biggest bank HSBC has seen profits jump by a third in the third quarter, to $6.1 billion (5.5 billion euros). The results, which exceeded -
Economy Markets in Turkey surge after AK Party's election victory Markets in Turkey have surged after the ruling AK Party’s clear victory in the country’s parliamentary election. By early afternoon the main index in -
No Comment Kylie Minogue lights up London for Christmas Kylie Minogue flicked the switch on London’s famous Oxford Street Christmas lights on Sunday night (November 1) in front of a crowd of thousands -
No Comment At least 13 dead following Al-Shabaab attack on Somali hotel Security forces in the Somali capital Mogadishu fought for several hours on Sunday before clearing a hotel of Islamist al Shabaab gunmen. Two bombs -
Turkey Turkey: will peace talks follow poll? The streets of Diyarbakir are quiet, despite the result of Sunday’s general election in Turkey. It is marked contrast from the poll in June, when the -
Cinema Sandra Bullock and Billy Bob Thornton team up as spin doctors In ‘Our Brand is Crisis’, award-winning actors Sandra Bullock and Billy Bob Thornton team up as US spin doctors who sign on to help candidates in -
Culture news 20 years on, Alanis Morissette releases 'Jagged Little Pill' collector's album Celebrating twenty years since the release of ‘Jagged Little Pill’, Alanis Morissette is launching a special collector’s edition of her multi-award -
Next Series Hovercraft innovation: multi-tasking on a cushion of air Some 50 years after its first appearance, the hovercraft has a role as a versatile and adaptable vehicle, particularly in emergency situations -
Next Series Do you know: what drives like a bike, loads like a truck and floats like a boat? -
Russia Sinai plane crash: first bodies arrive back in Russia A plane arrives on the tarmac at Pulkovo Airport in St Petersburg. But this is no ordinary flight. On board are the first 144 bodies recovered from a -
Turkey Erdogan calls on world to accept AKP election victory in Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calls for unity in Turkey and for the world to accept the election victory of the party he founded. -
Korea Japan-South Korea to step-up efforts to resolve "comfort women" dispute South Korea and Japan will seek to move past the bitter wartime dispute over “comfort women” as soon as possible. The term refers to the mainly -
Egypt The Russian remains of Sinai crash victims are flown home The first of the 224 victims from the Sinai plane crash have been flown home to St Petersburg. The remains of around 144 passengers are said to have -
Bahamas Wreckage of missing El Faro cargo ship located The US Navy says it believes it has found the wreckage of a cargo ship which went missing off the Bahamas during Hurricane Joaquin last month. The El -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan's ruling party wins election - opposition holds boycott Loyalists to Azerbaijan’s President IIham Aliyev have swept the board in parliamentary elections which the main opposition parties had boycotted -
Spain Spanish political newcomer Ciudadanos gaining on ruling PP One of Spain’s newest parties Ciudadanos would come a close second to the Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s ruling People’s Party (PP) if December’s -
Turkey Pro-Kurdish HDP scrapes back in to parliament Turkish police fired water cannons against protesters in the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir after Sunday’s election which saw President Recep -
Turkey AK Party sweeps to victory in the Turkish elections Turkey has a majority government after the country’s second parliamentary elections in five months. Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu was greeted by his