5 November 2015 | Euronews
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World News Lufthansa cabin crew announce strike action - starting Friday The main cabin crew union at Germany’s flagship carrier, Lufthansa, has announced that a week-long strike will start on Friday (6 November). The -
France Benzema placed under investigation on blackmail charges France and Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema has been placed under investigation on accusations he denies that he was involved in a blackmail attempt -
World News Three million asylum seekers expected in EU by 2017 The European Commission said on Thursday that it expects some 3 million asylum seekers to arrive in the EU by 2017. Those heading to Europe now will -
Egypt Sharm el-Sheikh airport security met international standards, says Egyptian expert An Egyptian security expert has defended security at Sharm el-Sheikh airport amid an exodus of European carriers. British, German and French airlines -
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World Romania: Street protests over 'a whole chain of incompetence and corruption' ‘Corruption kills’ and ‘Murderers’ Just two of the slogans chanted by Romanians who have taken to the streets in their tens of thousands to protest -
Sport Valbuena and Benzema left out of French squad French striker Matthieu Valbuena has been left out of the international squad for his country’s two matches against Germany and England later this -
Economy Asylum seekers 'can boost economy in short term', says European Commission The European Commission has predicted that the growing number of asylum seekers entering the EU will have a positive impact on growth in due course -
Economy EU on track for modest economic recovery, says EU Commissioner Pierre Moscovici EU economics commissioner Pierre Moscovici talks to Euronews about the modest economic recovery in the EU and the positive impact of migrants on the European economy. -
Egypt Airlines boycott Egypt as UK and US point finger at ISIL bomb on downed airliner It is all far too early to be sure what happened to the Russian airliner that crashed in Egypt; vital black box data has yet to be made public, yet -
United Kingdom Cameron and Al-Sisi talk tourism in Downing Street discussions The Sinai plane crash appears to have dominated controversial talks between British Prime Minister David Cameron and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah -
World Digital divide: Universities not equipping students for 21st-century workplace More than 1,500 opinion leaders, teachers and students at the WISE summit in Doha have been discussing some of the key issues of education, such as -
Italy Italy mayor takes colourful stand at WWI memorial ceremony The pacifist mayor of Messina, Renato Accorinti, made an anti-war statement for the third year in a row during a WWI memorial ceremony in Sicily -
Romania Romania names new interim prime minister amid tension over nightclub fire Romania has a new interim prime minster, but will he be able to calm tensions on the streets? Sorin Campeanu has taken the hot seat, replacing Victor -
Jordan Deadly floods in Jordan At least three people are reported dead after heavy rain triggered severe flooding in the Jordanian capital, Amman. Nearly 1,000 people have had to -
Indonesia Indonesia reopens Bali airport as winds clear volcanic ash Indonesia has reopened Bali airport after volcanic ash from Mount Rinjani on a nearby island forced the closure of the busy flight path. Thousands of -
Business Series Toyota cuts sales outlook due to weak Asian demand Toyota has revised its revenue forecast for the year downwards by one percent to 27.5 trillion yen ($225.82 billion, 207.7 billion euros), largely -
Economy Weak eurozone demand hits 'Made in Germany' goods German industrial orders fell for the third consecutive month in September – in particular due to weak demand from other eurozone countries. The -
Syria Map: where are Assad's friends and enemies Russia is arousing international speculation over its intentions toward Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad. On Tuesday, RIA news agency quoted a -
United Kingdom British film archive prepares "long lost" Disney rabbit for Christmas Film archivists at London have rediscovered a long-lost Walt Disney animation from 1928. “Sleigh Bells” features Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a character -
Business Series Facebook tops a billion users a day Facebook shares rose by around five percent after the company’s quarterly results beat estimates. The social media network now has 1.1 billion users -
Business Series UK holiday company shares hit by Egypt travel restrictions Holiday company shares have been hit by Britain’s move to suspend flights to and from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh – a decision criticised -
Pakistan Search for survivors continues after Pakistan factory collapse Rescue efforts have continued the day after a factory collapsed in Pakistan, as survivors trapped in the rubble pleaded for help on their mobile -
No Comment Romania: “CTRL ALT DEL” protest After Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta resigned thousands of people took to the streets of Bucharest to call for new elections. -
No Comment Paris: May the Christmas force be with you Robots and Star Wars characters herald the arrival of the Christmas season in the French capital. -
Italy Mafia Capital trial opens in Rome Former neo-fascist gangster Massimo Caminati is among those on trial for corruption. -
Europe News NATO flexes muscles in Southern Europe 36,000 NATO personnel gathered in Southern Europe to practice their biggest military exercise in over a decade. -
Russia Sinai tragedy: funerals begin amid fresh theories over cause of crash Funerals have begun to take place in Russia for some of the 224 victims of the Sinai air crash. In the north western city of Veliky Novgorod -
Cinema The Hunger Games: final film in hit series premieres in Berlin Berlin hosted the world premiere of the fourth film of the Hunger Games series, ‘Mockingjay – Part Two’, attended by crew and cast including Jennifer -
France Benzema under formal investigation over Valbuena sex-tape "blackmail" plot French footballer Karim Benzema is placed under formal investigation over a sex tape "blackmail" plot against team mate Mathieu Valbuena. -
Egypt Metrojet 'grounds A321' fleet, UK advises against air travel to Sharm In the wake of last week’s Metrojet crash in Sinai, the Russian carrier is reportedly grounding its A321 aircraft while additional checks are carried -
Syria Russia sends missile systems to Syria to protect its forces Representatives of four Free Syrian Army rebel groups have dismissed a report claiming they would meet Russian officials to discuss fighting Islamic -
World News Ex-World Athletics President Diack investigated for corruption -
Mexico Mexico court ruling sparks marijuana legalisation hopes In Mexico, supporters of drug reform have been celebrating a Supreme Court decision that could lead to the legalisation of marijuana. Ruling on a -
Egypt UK and US intelligence sources say Russian airliner was downed by a bomb There is growing evidence that a bomb was the likely cause of last week’s Russian airliner crash in Sinai which killed 224 people. Although not -
Romania Romanian president warns of 'much to do' in political clean up . For Romanian President Klaus Iohannis who was elected on an anti-corruption ticket last November, the resignation of Prime Minister Victor Ponta -
Romania Romania: Thousands join protests calling for political reform The surprise resignation of Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta over last week’s deadly nightclub fire has done little to stem the anger of -
United Kingdom Egypt's al-Sisi faces street protests on London visit Egypt’s ruler and key British regional ally President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi visits Britain today, and protesters have been out in force in London to