11 November 2015 | Euronews
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Syria Euronews visits Syrian government stronghold after recent attack “Latakia mourns the victims of the shelling which killed and wounded dozens of citizens in the city centre. The authorities of this coastal province -
World News UN agrees new global flight tracking procedures A global deal has been reached to track flights to avoid a repeat of planes disappearing without a trace. The decision was taken at a UN conference -
Sport Zero tolerance for athletes who cheat says IOC chief Thomas Bach The International Olympic Committee says there will be no hiding place for those athletes who cheat. It is also set to lead a campaign to make the -
Germany Migrant crisis piles political pressure on Merkel German Chancellor Angela Merkel is coming under increasing domestic political pressure to find a lasting solution to the refugee crisis, which will -
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World King Abdullah: ISIL “a war inside of Islam” that we need to fight together King Abdullah II of Jordan speaks to Euronews’ Isabelle Kumar and brings incisive analysis on the threat posed by ISIL terrorism worldwide – a group -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia announces five million aid package for Srebrenica Serbia is to donate five million euros to help rejuvenate the eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica in a bid to atone for war atrocities. Some 8,000 -
Sport US athlete Alysia Montano speaks out over doping allegations in athletics For US Olympian Alysia Montano training does not stop as allegations of doping engulf her sport. The two Russian athletes which the World -
Poland Violence erupts as Poland marks Independence Day Tens of thousands of far-right activists have taken part in Poland’s annual Independence March. The rally started in the capital Warsaw and proceeded -
World News EU and African heads meet in Malta to discuss migrant crisis EU and African leaders are meeting in Malta to discuss the migrant crisis. Europe is expected to donate billions of euros in exchange for assistance -
Portugal Portugal's president caught in polarity that aborted the government Portugal is hovering in uncertainty after left-wing MPs brought about the government’s collapse on Tuesday. It had stood for 11 days. Prime Minister -
World Africa and EU must work together to solve illegal migration and help refugees says EU commissioner The EU's Commissioner for Migration and Home Affairs speaks to euronews about the migration and refugee crisis, and how the Valetta summit with Africa can change things. -
Egypt 'Egypt is safe' says President al-Sisi, visiting Sharm al-Sheikh after plane crash Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi visited Sharm al-Sheikh on Wednesday in what he said was a message of support for investors and businesses in -
Business Line Business Line: a blow to Egypt's tourism, and Hedy Lamarr's legacy The Sinai plane crash shattered Egypt’s tourism dream. The country has been doing its best to lure back visitors after the Arab Spring revolution of -
Israel EU sparks row with Israel over settlement made goods labels A row has erupted between the European Union and Israel over the labelling of products “Made in Israel.” New guidelines mean Israeli producers must -
Turkey Fourteen dead as migrant boat sinks off Turkey's Aegean coast At least 14 people, including seven children, have died after their small boat sank off Turkey’s Aegean coast. The fatalities are the latest in the -
USA Christmas cup blackens Starbucks image in online attacks In the ‘tempest in a teacup’ category — only here it’s a coffee cup — some American conservatives are seeing red. They have accused the -
Syria Syria conflict: Turkey's Erdogan issues a 'friendly warning' Turkey renewed calls for a safe zone for refugees in Syria on Wednesday as war continues to tear that country apart. Images uploaded to social media -
Sport Stuart Lancaster steps down as England Rugby Union coach Stuart Lancaster has made his final appearance as the coach of the England Rugby Union team. The 46-year-old who was in charge of his country’s -
Economy Sharm el-Sheikh and Egypt's tourism fear hangover from Sinai crash Egypt’s President has said the “lights will not be going out in Sharm el-Sheikh”, as he visited the Red Sea resort hit by the suspension of foreign -
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USA Seattle's beloved, but grungey, gum wall gets wash after two decades -
Afghanistan Afghan Hazara mourn, demand government guarantee security The streets of Kabul rang with cries of ‘Down with terror!’, as thousands of Afghan minority Hazara- filled the streets, angrily demanding the -
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World News [IN PICTURES] How would these iconic cities look at +2ºC and +4ºC? With the COP21 global climate conference due to start in Paris at the end of November, NGO Climate Central has released thought-provoking images of -
France Millions fall silent to mark Armistice Day Millions of people across Europe and the world have taken part in Armistice Day commemorations. In the French capital, President Francois Hollande -
No Comment Santa makes an appearance in Germany Santa Claus arrives at a post office in the small German town of Himmelpfort. Children from all over the world are encouraged to send their Christmas -
Economy Beer giants AB InBev and SABMiller agree terms for mega merger The mega beer merger is a step closer. The world’s biggest brewer AB InBev has launched its bid of over 100 billion dollars for its nearest rival -
Economy Alibaba sales break Singles' Day record in China China’s e-commerce market leader Alibaba says online sales during Singles’ Day have exceeded last year’s total of $9.3 billion (8.6 billion euros) -
Cinema Films out now in Europe Let’s see what out in Europe at the moment. We start with ‘Virgin Mountain’ by Icelandic director Dagur Kári, a bittersweet movie described as a -
Spain Spain: PM Rajoy turns to Constitutional Court to block Catalonia independence moves Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has moved to block Catalonia’s efforts to split from Spain. He announced on Wednesday that his centre-right -
My Europe Series Jordan's refugee burden: a costly solidarity From an early stage in the Syrian war, Jordan has been a refuge for people fleeing the ever-intensifying fighting. By now, some 1.4 million of -
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Slovenia Migrant crisis: Slovenia begins building fence on border with Croatia Slovenia has started erecting a wire fence along its border with Croatia to help control the flow of refugees and migrants arriving daily. Since -
Health Series The challenges of balancing care and career What is one of the hardest jobs of all? Caring, because you have to put your heart into it, all the time. Life is tough for carers with careers. Public policy appears to be slow to realise its importa -
Culture news Paris Rodin Museum reopens after facelift After three years and sixteen million euros of renovation work, Paris’ famous Rodin Museum is finally reopening on the artist’s birthday. Many of -
USA Trump under fire from rivals in US Republican debate The fourth Republican debate in the search for a US presidential nominee saw Donald Trump under sustained attack from his rivals – not least over the -
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Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi seeks "national reconciliation" meeting with military Aung San Suu Kyi seeks a "national reconciliation" meeting with the president and military as her party inches closer to election victory in Myanmar. -
Cinema Ronaldo launches self-titled doc in London To the delight of fans, Ronaldo has launched his self-titled film in London. Hundreds gathered at Leicester Square to catch a glimpse of the -
USA Republican debate: bye-bye chaos, hello boredom… -
World Winning back the trust of athletes and spectators after the doping revelations The damning report from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) could draw in other Russian sports which used the same laboratory which now stands -
Russia IOC calls for IAAF action over doping claims in Russian athletics The IOC calls for disciplinary procedures to be initiated against athletes found to have violated doping laws, but says it's the IAAF's responsibility to act. -
USA US charges three in massive hack attack Three men, including two Israelis, have been charged in the US with offences linked to a computer hacking and fraud scheme dating back to 2007 -
USA Private jet crashes in Ohio - several feared dead As many as nine people are feared dead after a business jet crashed into an empty apartment building in Akron, in the US state of Ohio. It’s unknown -
Egypt Egypt releases human rights activist Egypt’s military have released a leading investigative journalist and human rights advocate who had been detained under accusations of spreading -
Germany Remembering a giant of German politics.... Floral tributes as well as personal accolades have been paid to the former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt who has died at the age of 96. He -
World News EU leaders to urge African nations to take back economic migrants The European Union is to call on African leaders to play their part in trying to solve the migration crisis by taking back the economic migrants