4 November 2015 | Euronews
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USA Man detained after armed standoff in San Diego Police in San Diego arrested a man who had been holed up in an apartment after an armed standoff. The suspect had began shooting at officers in the -
United Kingdom UK Police and students clash during protest over university costs Scuffles broke out between police and protesters in central London on Wednesday as students held a rally calling for the end to university tuition -
Sport Arsenal hammered in Champions League rout against Bayern Munich In the Champions League matches a late Roma penalty ended a brilliant comeback by Bayer Leverkusen in Rome after the visitors levelled at two all -
Egypt Russian plane crash: 'Bomb' theory gains ground US intelligence points to a bomb planted by the so-called Islamic State or an affiliate bringing down the Russian passenger plane that crashed over -
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Greece Schulz visits refugees in Greece to promise more will be done The co-chair of the European parliament Martin Schulz has visited refugee camps in Greece in order to see the situation for himself. He was able to -
Pakistan At least 16 dead and dozens trapped in Pakistan factory collapse At least 16 people were killed on Wednesday and up to 150 trapped under the rubble when a factory collapsed in an industrial area of Lahore in -
Sport Ex-head of IAAF investigated in corruption inquiry Lamine Diack is the latest to be investigated in an alleged financial scandal in sport. He is the ex-head of the International Association of -
Turkey Erdogan seeks agreement for change in Turkish constitution AK party boss and Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has a long cherished dream; to scrap a 1982 coup-era constitution everyone agrees is no -
Egypt Sinai crash: plane 'may have been brought down by explosive device' UK cancels flights back from Sharm el-Sheikh as Downing Street announces Sinai peninsula Metrojet plane 'may have been brought down by explosive device'. -
Canada Canada: Justin Trudeau breaks new ground as he is sworn in as PM Autumn sunshine and adoring crowds were on hand as Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, 43, headed to his swearing-in ceremony as Canada’s new prime -
Egypt World Travel Market 2015 interview – H.E. Hisham Zaazou, Egypt -
India World Travel Market 2015 interview – G. Kamala Verdhana Rao, Kerala (India) -
India World Travel Market 2015 interview – Sathyavathi, Karnataka (India) -
Romania Romanians' cold revolt against corruption Romanians finally mobilised the critical mass to demand accountability for corruption. They attribute the Bucharest nightclub deaths to it. They -
Business Line Business Line: Big party for Turkey's ruling party Turkey’s ruling AK party grabbed a surprisingly robust victory in the weekend’s snap elections. The result has been seen first of all as a triumph -
World Afghan women's education pioneer wins WISE award in Doha In Doha the 7th World Innovation Summit for Education, WISE is underway. The Sheikha Moza bint Nasser of Qatar welcomed this year’s special guest -
Sweden Two weeks of danger end with Syrian family's arrival in Sweden For refugees arriving in Sweden for the first time on the high-speed train it is a taste of the comfort promised by the West. But this has been a -
Sport A 'royal' welcome home in Kansas City for Baseball's World Series champions In America hundreds of thousands lined the streets of Kansas to welcome home the Baseball World Series champs – the Kansas City Royals. And -
Sport Crowds welcome home All Blacks rugby world champions at Auckland airport From the heights which they achieved in the Rugby World Cup to touch down in New Zealand. There was a traditional ‘Haka’ welcome from the airport -
Russia Who is Syria's legitimate opposition? Russia demands clarity ahead of next crisis talks Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that decisions must be made about who to consider terrorists and who should be deemed -
France France to abolish ban on blood donation for gay men A more than 30-year law banning homosexual men from donating blood in France is to be abolished. The measure was originally set up to halt the spread -
World News Dozens trapped at least 10 dead in factory collapse in Pakistan -
Turkey Turkey opens its first underwater museum Turkey’s first underwater museum has opened in the town of Side in Antalya. Visitors with some diving experience can view more than a hundred and ten -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Historic talks between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia Sarajevo has set the scene of historic talks between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, 20 years after the end of the Bosnian War. The first ever -
Maldives Maldives declares state of emergency Authorities in the Maldives have declared a 30-day state of emergency, citing a threat to national security. It came two days before a demonstration -
Sport Benzema questioned in French sex tape case Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema was questioned on Wednesday by French police in connection with an inquiry into an alleged blackmail. Investigators -
Culture news Adele smashes records with comeback single 'Hello' British singer-songwriter Adele has smashed records with her comeback single ‘Hello’. Debuting at no. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and top of the -
Philippines World Travel Market 2015 interview – Domingo Ramon C. Enerio III, Philippines -
World News World Travel Market 2015 interview – Elisabeth Hakim, Peru -
Azerbaijan World Travel Market 2015 interview – Mahir Gahramanov, Azerbaijan -
Malaysia World Travel Market 2015 interview – M Nazri, Malaysia -
Canada Trudeau's 'simple message' embodies major ambitions Canada once earned a good reputation in the world. But under the new prime minister’s predecessor it suffered. Restoring the reputation is high on -
Iran Iran: 36 years and a nuclear deal have still not healed the rift with the US On the 36th anniversary of the start of the US Embassy siege in Tehran, euronews takes a look at the state of relations between Washington and Iran -
South Sudan 'Dozens perish, three survive' South Sudan plane crash Eyewitnesses say dozens of people have died after a cargo plane crashed on take-off at the main airport in Juba, the capital of South Sudan -
Economy New destinations seek to get in on the act at World Travel Market The tourism industry’s leading global event includes some 250 new exhibitors this year. At the 2015 World Travel Market in London, upcoming tourist -
Europe News Protesters blow whistles in Brussels to draw attention to the plight of whistleblowers and press freedom one year after Lux leaks Activists from Oxfam and Eurodad gathered in Brussels to draw attention to the lack of protection for journalists and whistleblowers in the European Union. -
Indonesia Tourists stranded as volcanic ash cloud closes Bali airport The international airport on the holiday island of Bali closed on Wednesday, with hundreds of flights cancelled because of an ash cloud from an -
Economy Refugee influx into Germany 'could boost tobacco sales' The influx of refugees into Germany could boost tobacco sales, according to industry analysts. With many fleeing Syria where nearly half of men -
Economy Poor clothes sales hit Marks & Spencer's profits Marks and Spencer has reported disappointing sales in clothing and homeware. Several factors have been cited for a 1.2 percent decline in general -
Economy Volkswagen shares fall over 'false' CO2 and fuel readings Another three billion euros have been wiped off Volkswagen’s market value after the company admitted the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of some -
Europe News New consumer rights report reveals dishonest meat labelling in certain EU supermarkets European Consumers Organisation BEUC -
No Comment Anger and grief at Bucharest anti-corruption rally After a deadly nightclub fire last week, thousands of demonstrators called for government resignations over corruption. In the wake of the protests -
Culture news 5 Seconds of Summer more than just a boy band Pop-punk band 5 Seconds of Summer are out to prove that they are more than just another boy band with their second LP ‘Sounds Good Feels Good’ -
Russia Saint Petersburg mourns as ISIL re-tweets responsibility for Sinai crash The Russian flag is flying at half mast over Saint Petersburg in tribute to the 224 people who lost their lives in the Metrojet crash over the Sinai -
Romania Mounting pressure sees Romanian PM Victor Ponta resign Romania’s Prime Minister Victor Ponta has resigned. A tax fraud scandal saw him lose the Social Democrat Party leadership in October 2015 and he -
Slovenia World Travel Market 2015 interview – Tine Murn, Slovenia -
Iceland World Travel Market 2015 interview – Inga Hlín Pálsdóttir, Iceland -
Denmark World Travel Market 2015 interview – Dennis Englund, Denmark -
CapeVerde World Travel Market 2015 interview – Nuno Martins, Cabo Verde -
Bulgaria World Travel Market 2015 interview – Nikolina Angelkova, Bulgaria -
Belarus World Travel Market 2015 interview – Mikhail Portnoy, Belarus -
Kenya World Travel Market 2015 interview – Phyllis Kandie, Kenya -
Cinema Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt reunited on screen in 'By The Sea' Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are reunited on screen after 10 years in ‘By The Sea’, which opens the American Film Institute’s Fest on November 5 -
Romania Romania: PM Victor Ponta resigns Romania's prime minister resigns following mass protests over last week's nightclub fire and claims of corruption. -
South Sudan Dozens die in South Sudan plane crash A cargo plane with passengers on board has crashed on take-off at the main airport in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. There are reports from the -
Greece Migrants: the first EU relocations leave Athens Six families from Syria and Iraq have boarded a plane leaving Athens for northern Europe. They are the first refugees to be relocated from Greece to -
Singapore China-Taiwan: leaders to meet in Singapore There will be an historic meeting between the leaders of China and Taiwan this weekend. Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet his Ma Ying-jeou, his -
USA Plane crash-lands on highway in Arkansas Three people on board a private plane had a narrow escape after making a crash landing on a main road in Arkansas. The pilot unfurled a parachute to -
World News Ex- Brazilian football star José Maria Marin pleads not guilty to bribery Former Brazilian football chief José Maria Marin has pleaded not guilty to bribery charges after being extradited to the US from Switzerland . He was -
Sweden Police evict Roma from camp in Malmö Police have forcibly removed about 100 people from a make shift Roma camp in Sweden’s southern city of Malmö. Dozens of officers arrived before dawn -
Singapore China and Taiwan leaders to hold landmark talks in Singapore Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold talks with his Taiwanese counterpart Ma Ying-jeou in Singapore on Saturday in a landmark meeting, the first -
Egypt Co-pilot of crashed Russian plane 'had technical concerns' As aviation experts try to piece together the last minutes of a Russian airliner before it crashed in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsular killing all 224 people -
Russia Russia says it's not crucial that President Assad stays in power Moscow appears to be changing its stance regarding Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. A spokesperson for the Russian foreign ministry is on record