17 November 2015 | Euronews
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Greece Violence in Athens as Greece marks anniversary of key student revolt in 1973 A march marking the 42nd anniversary of a student revolt that signified the beginning of the end for Greece’s military junta has ended in violence -
Greece Earthquake strikes Greek island of Lefkada killing two Two people have been killed after a strong earthquake struck the Greek island of Lefkada on Tuesday (Nov 17) morning. The 6.1 tremor caused extensive -
Sport Solidarity shines through at Wembley as England and France meet in friendly England beat France 2-0 at Wembley on Tuesday in a friendly game that stood more for strength, spirit and solidarity than sporting exploits following -
France Football: Germany - Holland match called off in Hanover. Reports of explosives found in an ambulance -
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Russia Russia vows to hunt down airliner bombers and steps up strikes on ISIL in Syria Russia says it has stepped up airstrikes against ISIL militants after the Kremlin accepted that it was a bomb that brought down a Russian airliner -
Germany Germany-Netherlands friendly called off due to "security threat" A friendly between the German and Dutch national football teams has been cancelled, reportedly because of a bomb threat. The stadium in the city of -
World Have Paris attacks exposed flaws in France’s intelligence services? US Secretary of State John Kerry: “We’ve agreed to exchange even more information.” Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders: “Intelligence is the -
Europe News MEPs sing "La Marseillaise" MEPs sing the Marseillaise as a tribute to those killed and injured in last week’s attacks in Paris. A minute’s silence was also observed. # -
Greece Emotions run high as Greece remembers bloody 1973 student rebellion As on every November 17, an annual march was held on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of a 1973 student revolt that sounded the death knell for -
Romania Romanian government wins confidence vote In Romania the technocrat government of Dacian Ciolos easily won a confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday, reinforcing its mandate for a one-year -
Economy Moscovici: EU understands French budget priorities after Paris attacks France is bound to overshoot its European Union budget deficit target as it boosts security spending in the wake of last Friday’s attacks in Paris – -
Tunisia Second terrorist attack in Tunisia is foiled The authorities in Tunisia say they have foiled a major assault planned on hotels and the security forces in the resort of Sousse, the site of an -
Sport Belgium cancel Spain friendly Tuesday’s friendly match between Belgium and Spain has been called off amid security fears following the deadly attacks in Paris on Friday. The game -
Kosovo Teargas fired in Kosovo's parliament Parliament was evacuated in Kosovo after tear gas was sprayed around the chamber. Windows were also smashed and police covered in pink paint. The -
USA Charlie Sheen reveals he is HIV positive Hollywood actor Charlie Sheen has revealed he is HIV positive. The 50-year-old says he was diagnosed four years ago. Known for his party lifestyle -
Europe News Belgian security officials hit back at French criticism Belgium has hit back at French criticism of the country’s security services. An intelligence official in France told AFP on Tuesday that “the -
France Paris attacks give momentum to fight against ISIL The Paris attacks continue to add urgency to the international fight against ISIL. The US Secretary of State, John Kerry, arrived in Paris on Monday -
France Syringes, plastic tubing and a black Renault Clio: French terror probe progresses Hunting accomplices to the Paris terror attackers and on the trail of Islamist militant networks, French police want to leave no stone unturned -
France Bush vs Hollande: can you tell their speeches apart? They are two speeches made in the wake of two terrorist atrocities. But while the circumstances may have been similar, the two presidents who made -
Economy France seeks to reassure business as tourists cancel trips The French economy minister has reassured business leaders that security measures put in place after the Paris terror attacks are not designed to -
Germany Paris: police release five people arrested in Germany Five people arrested in Germany in connection with last Friday’s attacks in Paris have been released. The arrests were made on Tuesday in the small -
Hungary Nicholas Negroponte: 'internet is like roads and street lighting' -
Europe News France ask for EU help after Paris attacks France has used EU law to seek help with military missions from fellow member states. The French government on Tuesday invoked a previously unused -
Business Series ISIS Pharmaceuticals 'may look to change name' It’s worth over seven billion dollars – a Californian biotech company that makes drugs aimed at treating cancer, heart disease and neurological -
Turkey What if the G20 was run by cats? Ever wondered who really runs the G20. Well, the top dog might be the US, but maybe that’s not all there is too it. Cameras in Ankara inadvertantly -
Russia Russia intensifies strikes against ISIL in Syria Russia has intensified airstrikes against ISIL targets in Syria as President Vladimir Putin vows to hunt down those responsible for blowing up a -
Culture news Chris Isaak back on song with 'First Comes the Night' Chris Isaak has produced his first album of new material in six years with the release of ‘First Comes the Night.’==On his first album of originals -
Bulgaria Bulgarian nationalist leader arrested for hooliganism The leader of Bulgaria’s nationalist Attack Party has been arrested along with a party colleague after the latest in a series of highly publicised -
World News UN urges Europe not to blame refugees for Paris attacks The United Nations is urging European nations not to reject or blame refugees in the wake of the the Paris attacks by ISIL. #UNHCR Guterres in -
Economy Include developing countries, G20 is urged Although terrorism shot up the agenda at the G20, the world’s largest economies meeting in Turkey also had to tackle other global challenges such as -
France Joie de Vivre: Terror attacks won't stop Parisians enjoying their city Paris will never forget the attacks that stunned the world. But as tributes are paid to the 129 people whose lives were cut short, a spirit of -
Europe News Belgium remains on high alert after Paris attacks Belgium remains on high alert as the manhunt for one Paris terror suspect continued. Police searched a car this morning in the middle of Brussels’s -
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No Comment French MPs sing La Marseillaise in response to Paris attack President Francois Hollande said that France’s constitution needed to be amended to better deal with crisis situations as he addressed both houses of -
No Comment Parisians united in defiance and grief After the most deadly attack on European soil since the 2004 Madrid bombings, Parisians were united in their defiance and grief on a third national -
Cinema Thessaloniki Film Festival a home for independent cinema The 56th Thessaloniki International Film Festival, the premier cinema event in Greece, screened more than 200 films in a movie packed ten days. Add -
France France calls for aid from the EU to fight Daesh as John Kerry flies into Paris US Secretary of State John Kerry has flown into Paris to meet with President François Hollande for the first time since the deadly Paris attacks of last Friday. Also on Tuesday, France became the firs -
Russia Putin vows retribution as Russia recognises Sinai plane crash was terror attack The Kremlin recognised for the first time on Tuesday that a bomb brought down a Russian passenger plane last month over the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt -
Russia Russia recognises Sinai plane crash as 'terrorist act' The Kremlin recognised for the first time on Tuesday that a bomb brought down a Russian passenger plane last month over the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt -
Business Series Middle East markets feel blowback from Paris and global fears In this edition of Business Middle East we focus on the recent movements in the oil and stock markets. Due to conflicting global economic figures and -
Syria France intensifies airstrikes against ISIL, calls for "single coalition" to oppose them The French have continued overnight airstrikes on the so-called Islamic State main base, Raqqa, in Syria. Since the Paris attacks last Friday -
USA US favours political more than military strategy in Syria In the United States, the Paris attacks and ISIL threats to target Washington have re-opened the debate about the right US strategy in Syria -
World News 'Anonymous' hackers' group declares 'war' on ISIL The hackers’ collective known as “Anonymous” has apparently responded to the attacks on Paris by declaring war on ISIL in a video posted on YouTube -
France EU's Schulz expresses solidarity with Hollande at Versailles President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz, who was present at Versailles to hear French President Francois Hollande’s special address to