13 November 2015 | Euronews
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World News IAAF suspends Russia indefinitely from international athletics competitions The International Amateur Athletics Federation has suspended Russian athletes from all competitions indefinitely, with immediate effect. It raises -
Sport Ireland grab away goal in first Euro playoff against Bosnia-Hezegovina Thick fog draped the pitch of Sarajevo’s olympic stadium as Bosnia Herzegovina played the first leg of their Euro 2016 play-off qualifier against -
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Yemen Fears of a humanitarian crisis in Yemen In Yemen’s southern port city of Aden security is in the hands of a mix of the young and local fighters from the Southern Separatist movement. Aden -
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Sport Fed Cup pits Czech and German women in final in Prague It is Federation Cup Final weekend and the two teams, defending champions the Czech Republic and challengers Russia have met up in Prague. The draw -
Lebanon Funerals begin in Beirut as Lebanon's politicians appeal for unity The funerals have begun in Beirut of the 44 victims of Thursday’s bombing in a busy neighbourhood loyal to Hezbollah. November 13, 2015 Beirut -
Focus Africa : cities and development, for today and the future -
Syria US drone strike targets ISIL executioner known as 'Jihadi John' The US has carried out a drone strike against the ISIL executioner known as ‘Jihadi John.’ Monitoring group quotes sources in Raqqa saying "Jihadi -
Russia Moscow bans EgyptAir flights in wake of Russian jet crash in Sinai Russia has banned incoming flights by Egypt’s state-owned airline according to a Moscow airport spokesman. It’s understood the ban will come into -
Business Planet Start-up city: why Lisbon is luring entrepreneurs Lisbon has much to offer the multitudes of tourists who visit every year but it’s now also proving attractive to entrepreneurs. Under a special -
World News Three things we learned from the Valletta EU Africa summit -
Greece Arriving in Greece, it pays to be Syrian On the Greek island of Lesbos, on the seaborne refugee front line, arrivals from Syria and other countries are processed at separate locations -
Hungary Hungary's prime minister suspects "masterplan" is behind refugee crisis Viktor Orbán has discussed suspicions the migrant crisis is a means of importing left-wing voters into Europe. -
Economy Food for thought for Draghi and ECB as eurozone's recovery splutters again Still struggling to get off the ground from the poshest to the poorest districts of the eurozone: growth was slower than expected in the third -
Poland Beata Szydlo confirmed as Poland's new prime minister Poland’s new prime minister has been officially confirmed as Beata Szydlo from the right-wing Law and Justice party. In last month’s election the -
World 'Businesses want stability, peace and the rule of law' - Turkish business association leader -
Turkey G20 Summit: Syrian civil war and refugee crisis high on agenda -
World A life's work: WISE Prize winner Sakena Yacoobi on transforming education in Afghanistan Sakena Yacoobi has touched the lives of more than 12 million people with her tireless efforts to transform education in Afghanistan. Now her work has -
India Kashmir: intense clashes between police and protesters Police fired teargas to calm protesters who took to the streets after Friday prayers in Kashmir and threw stones at security personnel. The clashes -
Italy Jewish man stabbed outside restaurant in Milan Security has been boosted at Jewish sites across Milan after an Israeli Jew was stabbed. Nathan Graff was wounded in the back and face on Thursday by -
Germany Germany: remains of at least 8 babies found in house Police in Germany say the bodies of at least eight babies have been found in a house in a town close to the Czech border. The alarm was raised in the -
Iraq Kurds and Yazidi fighters drive ISIL out of Sinjar Kurdish and Yazidi fighters have regained control of Sinjar driving the ISIL occupiers out. “Sinjar Is Liberated, But How Can We Come Back?” -
World News Schengen: more fences and more checks mean increasing strain Austria says it plans to build a 3.7 kilometre fence along its border with Slovenia. It is the first time a barrier will have been erected between -
World News And also... Islamic State, address Moscow; 'Double-decker car' driver wanted by Spanish police, Mum for hire Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which did not reach the -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Malta migrant talks, Israeli anger over food labels and Britain's EU reform demands In this edition of Europe Weekly, we report from Malta on talks between EU and African leaders over the migrant crisis and take a look at where -
Burundi Surge in violence in Burundi raises concerns at UN Security Council and the European Union Concern over spiralling violence in Burundi has led the European Union to announce it is temporarily making a small reduction in staff and pulling -
Economy UK and India sign deals worth 12.7 billion euros during Modi visit Britain and India have signed business deals worth more than nine billion pounds (12.7 billion euros) during a visit to the UK by Indian Prime -
Germany German police find seven dead babies in apartment The bodies of seven dead babies have been found in an apartment in the southern German state of Bavaria, police said, adding that they wanted to -
Economy Britain offloads Northern Rock loans in biggest European state asset sale Britain has sold 13 billion pounds (18 billion euros) worth of loans once held by former mortgage lender Northern Rock, which was nationalised during -
Bulgaria Oxfam confronts EU member Bulgaria over serious refugee complaints Oxfam reports that refugees arriving in Europe through Bulgaria are claiming to have been abused by its police. A survey funded by the international -
Economy IEA says oil glut could worsen through 2016 The International Energy Agency has estimated that slowing demand growth – as well as resilient non-OPEC supply – could worsen the oil surplus well -
Lebanon Beirut: is Syria's war spreading? A day of mourning is underway across Lebanon, after one of the worst attacks on civilians since the end of the country’s civil war. Lebanon mourns -
Cinema Pixar veteran offers personal story in new short ‘Sanjay’s Super Team’ is Sanjay Patel’s directorial debut. The Indian-American director joined Pixar in 1996 as an animator on ‘A Bug’s Life’ and has -
Focus Salt filled batteries to give engines new lease of life On the streets near a research institute in Dresden, Germany, a Hungarian physicist drives an electric car with a “pioneering vision” -
Russia Russia to partly admit to some WADA doping charges -
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My Europe Series ICTY: The trials and tribulations of international justice Since 1993 the International Criminal Tribunal of the former Yugoslavia in the Hague has sought to bring to justice perpetrators of atrocities during -
Cinema Award-winning animation film offers poetic journey into parallel world This week in Cinema Box, we bring you the wonderful French animation film ‘April and the Extraordinary World’ (original title: ‘Avril et le monde -
Culture news New Orleans genius Allen Toussaint dies Allen Toussaint, one of the giants of New Orleans music, has died after suffering a heart attack. The 77-year-old songwriter collapsed backstage -
No Comment Bulldog breaks skateboarding Guinness World Record A bulldog breaks the Guinness World Record for skateboarding through the longest ‘human tunnel’ in Lima, Peru. -
Iraq Kurdish forces battle ISIL for control of Sinjar Kurdish peshmerga fighters say they have liberated much of the Iraqi town of Sinjar from the group calling itself Islamic State (ISIL). Since the -
World News Awaiting their fate: will Russia's athletes be banned from Rio? Russia has pledged to adopt new measures to clamp down on doping in athletics. Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko says the authorities are planning new -
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My Europe Series Food for thought: what are 'novel foods' and how safe are they? The safety of new types of food products is a concern for Euronews viewer Sylvie in Lyon, France who asks: “as the European Union is reviewing its -
Syria US airstrike targets Mohamed 'Jihadi John' Emwazi The Pentagon says a US airstrike has targeted the man known as “Jihadi John” who appeared in several beheading videos carried out by the group -
Cinema Trailer to "Finding Nemo" sequel unveiled Thirteen years after Pixar's Oscar-winning 'Finding Nemo', the sequel, 'Finding Dory', will hit the big screens next year. -
Myanmar Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy wins majority in Myanmar The party of democracy champion Aung San Suu Kyi has won a majority in Myanmar’s parliament, the election commission said on Friday, giving it enough -
USA Three men in Missouri charged with making threats to shoot people on college campuses In the United States three men have been charged in Missouri with making threats on social media# to shoot people on college campuses. Two of the -
Brazil Owners of Brazil mine fined more than 60m dollars over burst dams Brazil has imposed fines amounting to over sixty million dollars over two burst dams that resulted in at least deaths and twenty injuries on November -
France Research ship to remind UN delegates of the sea's influence on climate A ship that’s been sailing around the world documenting marine life has dropped anchor on the Seine in Paris in the run up to a UN conference on -
Spain Mexican author wins Spain's highest literary prize Spain has awarded Mexican author Fernando de Paso this year’s Miguel de Cervantes Prize, the country’s highest literary honour. The Spanish Minister -
Vatican Journalists investigated in Vatican leaks scandal The internal scandal surrounding the papacy intensified on Thursday as the Vatican asked the authorities to investigate two Italian journalists -
Syria Internal refugee crisis in Syria Although many people are fleeing Syria for the safety of Europe there are still thousands of internally displaced people inside the country. Euronews