3 November 2015 | Euronews
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Romania Thousands in Bucharest blame corruption for Friday's nightclub blaze Chants demanding cabinet resignations rang out in the centre of Romania’s capital Bucharest on Tuesday (Nov 3) evening as thousands marched towards -
Italy Trevi fountain's waters flow again as landmark re-opens after facelift One of Rome’s most famous landmarks the Trevi fountain has finished getting a facelift. The romantic must-visit site had been in need of a makeover -
Sport Champions League: Real Madrid and Manchester City through to knockout phase Spanish giants Real Madrid downed Paris Saint Germain 1-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu to make it through to the knockout stages of the Champions League -
Germany More VWs recalled as emission doubts creep towards Audi and Porsche More bad news at Volkswagen/Audi/Porsche, where 800,000 new cars are now deemed worth a recall because of failing to hit CO2 limits. It is another -
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Japan Takata fined record $200 million over recalls of exploding airbags US regulators have imposed a fine of up to $200 million on Japanese firm Takata for its handling of the recall of millions of airbags that are liable -
Economy Osborne takes UK's EU reform demands to Berlin Taking his message to Germany on Tuesday, Britain’s finance minister has outlined reforms sought by the UK ahead of its referendum on ongoing -
Spain Spanish say imminent attack foiled and claim ISIL cell is busted Spanish security forces have swooped on a number of sites in and around the capital Madrid and have made a number of arrests. Notably police say -
Egypt Sinai crash: black boxes to reveal their secrets Experts are turning their attention to the black box recorders from the passenger plane that crashed in Egypt on Saturday with the loss of 224 lives -
Sport Mourinho on the ropes ahead of Dynamo Kiev game Chelsea’s Cesc Fabregas has denied claims that he is leading a dressing room mutiny against the club’s manager Jose Mourinho. The former Real Madrid -
Economy Michelin to shed 1,600 jobs in European plant shake-up Michelin says it is closing several European sites with the loss of around 1,600 jobs as part of a major restructuring plan. The French tyre company -
Turkey Turkish Kurds' poll setback may mean backlash for whole region As Turkey’s elections wrapped up and the votes were counted, the anticipated elation of the Kurds of the southeastern city of Diyarbakir gave way to -
Turkey Triumphant AK party cracks down on Turkish critics as media purge widens The triumphant Turkish government is turning the screw on its opponents following its re-election with an absolute majority; so much so its critics -
Europe News Top EU financial official Pierre Moscovici visits Athens The European Commissioner for Economics Pierre Moscovici is in Athens for two days to check in with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and on progress on -
Economy Volkswagen CEO under pressure to explain Porsche emissions claims Volkswagen’s new boss is under pressure to explain claims by US regulators that they’ve found more cars equipped to cheat emissions tests. What is -
Turkey Turkey's hidden basilica: Underwater and under wraps but not for much longer A hidden, underwater treasure from Turkey will soon be revealed to the world – a Byzantine-era basilica only discovered last year by chance, during -
Sport Payne makes Melbourne Cup history Michelle Payne kept her composure to claim the Melbourne Cup, becoming the first female jockey to win Australia’s biggest race on Tuesday. The -
Greece Migrants: more money and paperwork for Lesbos The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) says it will increase the aid it gives to Greece. It comes after -
Italy The Trevi Fountain and the Dolce Vita! A fountain in the Trevi district in Rome Designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Pietro Bracci. Standing 26.3 metres (86 ft) -
Myanmar Myanmar elections 'free', except Buddhists stifling minority Muslims Myanmar has been preparing for its first free elections in 25 years. This Sunday 8th November, 30 million Myanma are expected at polling stations to -
Europe News EU institution eateries and sushi restaurants among those guilty of fish fraud in Brussels New research from global environmental group Oceana says one in three fish served in Brussels does not correspond to what has been ordered and paid for. -
Economy Turkey under pressure to hike interest rates as core inflation rises Core inflation hit a peak for the year in October, putting pressure on the central bank to tighten policy by raising interest rates. Headline -
Germany Germany: Merkel moves to reassure over migrant influx as coalition divisions deepen Chancellor Angela Merkel has reiterated calls for other EU members to take in more migrants and refugees as her ruling coalition comes under growing -
Series Postcards from Okinawa: The food of longevity We end our visit to Okinawa, Japan, with a Postcard about the fascinating food -
Series Keeping alive Okinawa’s tasty secrets of longevity -
Economy Activision Blizzard to buy 'Candy Crush Saga' owner King The group behind the popular Candy Crush Saga mobile games is to be bought by video game maker Activision Blizzard in the industry’s biggest deal of -
Culture news At 70, Rod Stewart still going strong with new album Seventy and still going strong – Rod Stewart has launched his eagerly awaited album ‘Another Country’. The singer, who came to prominence in the late -
Economy Spanish unemployment rises again as summer tourist boom ends Unemployment in Spain rose for the third month in a row in October. As the summer tourist season tailed off, so did the need to employ workers in -
Germany FIFA: football funding row spreads to Germany Police in Frankfurt have raided the headquarters of the German football association, the DFB. The operation is connected to allegations of tax -
Economy Standard Chartered bank to cut workforce by 17 percent The London-listed bank Standard Chartered is to shed 15,000 jobs by 2018 – the result of turbulence in Asian markets where it does most of its -
No Comment Aerial video shows field of debris of Russian Metrojet crash in Egypt Video footage showing the site of the Sinai plane crash on Saturday, which claimed 224 lives. The airline has blamed external factors for the -
Europe News One year after Lux Leaks, European Union members still fail to crack down on tax avoidance, say NGOs New research from European NGOs claim 22 European Union member states are allowing corporations avoid tax despite the revelations from the Lux Leaks scandal this time last year. -
Iraq Ahmed Chalabi, key architect of Saddam's downfall, dies The Iraqi politician who is said to have played a key role in persuading the US to topple Saddam Hussein in 2003 has died. Ahmed Chalabi was -
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Thailand [WATCH] Meteor storm turns Thai skies green A green fireball believed to be a meteor was seen flashing through the skies above Thailand on Monday. The incident was witnessed by people across -
Culture news Andrea Bocelli sings cinema classics With his new album ‘Cinema’ reaching No.3 in the pop charts, Andrea Bocelli has become the first classical artist to have 10 top 10 albums. -
Turkey Post-election pressure piled on Turkish opposition circles The election is over, but the pressure is still on for Turkish opposition circles. Dawn raids, arrests and media clampdowns provoke international criticism. -
Cinema Nicholas Hoult stars in Britpop cult novel adaptation ‘Kill Your Friends’ is a dark comedy-thriller that takes a satirical look at the hedonism within the British music industry during the Britpop craze -
Germany Pegida: German Justice Minister likened to Goebbels There is outrage in Germany after the leader of the far-right Pegida movement likened the country’s justice ministed to a notorious figure from the -
South Africa South African Supreme Court considering new Pistorius verdict South Africa’s Supreme Court is considering whether to scale up Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius’ culpable homicide conviction to murder. The -
Business Series Following the Fed: impact of rate decisions on global currencies The US Federal Reserve continues to be indecisive over interest rates. After its latest meeting the Fed kept the interest rate unchanged, which led -
World News What caused the Sinai plane crash? Black-box analysis begins in Cairo As analysis of the black boxes from the crashed Metrojet plane begins, officials say it is too early to know what caused the flight to come down. -
World News Sexist owners can "get stuffed", says winning jockey -
Germany Volkswagen denies Porsche cars involved in emissions scandal German car maker Volkswagen has denied cheating air pollution tests with its luxury diesel vehicles as well as its smaller engines. It follows new -
Myanmar The lone Muslim campaigning in Myanmar's stronghold of radical Buddhism
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Romania Romania honours two heroes of the Bucharest nightclub blaze Romania has honoured two heroes of Friday night’s blaze at a Bucharest nightclub which claimed the lives of at least 31 people. Both of the men -
Turkey OSCE denounce Turkish election campaign as 'unfair' European observers have criticised Turkey’s election campaign which has seen President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s AK party returned to power with a