19 November 2015 | Euronews
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Spain Paris attacks: alleged mastermind Abaaoud tried to recruit women in Spain, says minister More details are emerging about Abdelhamid Abaaoud, with claims that he tried to recruit women in Spain for ISIL. Spain’s interior minister says the -
France Officials confirm Abdelhamid Abaaoud killed in dawn raids Officials have confirmed that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected mastermind of last Friday’s attacks was killed in the dawn raids in St. Denis on -
Italy Italy raises security level in wake of Paris attacks Italy has raised its security level in the wake of the Paris attacks. Across Rome, Milan and other cities, dozens more police and army patrols have -
Sport Russian athletes excluded from World Indoor championships Russian athletes will not appear at the World Indoor championships in the US next March. The event in Portland, Oregon, will be the first major -
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Belgium Mothers in Molenbeek appeal to the Belgian interior minister In Molenbeek social worker Olivier Vanderhaeghen spends a lot of his working life trying to pull disaffected Muslim youths back from the brink and -
Sport Chile FA president resigns and heads to US as FBI informant - reports Chile’s football federation says its president Sergio Jadue has officially resigned. His resignation was announced just hours after it emerged he was -
Israel 'US teen' among five dead in West Bank and Tel Aviv attacks Five people were killed on Thursday in another day of attacks in Israel and the West Bank. A teenage American was reportedly one of three to die in a -
Belgium Belgium promises security crackdown to fight Islamist militants Belgian authorities have arrested nine people following a series of raids in connection with the Paris attacks. Police say seven of those being held -
Economy Telegram messaging app struggles to block ISIS sites Stung by revelations that ISIS was using the ultra-secure messaging app Telegram, the Berlin-based service has been racing to shut down dozens of -
World Radicalised Muslims 'are victims', says top Brussels imam Belgium’s Muslim community say they have been shocked by recent events in Paris and Brussels. euronews’s Charles Salamé on Thursday interviewed the -
World News Hottest October on record highlights challenges facing climate summit It is a sobering statistic ahead of crucial climate talks in Paris. The world has seen its hottest October on record says NASA. Our monthly -
Economy Lyon cancels 'Fête des Lumières' lights festival over security fears This year’s Lights Festival in the French city of Lyon has been cancelled for security reasons following the Paris attacks. Describing the decision -
France Rector of Paris mosque Dalil Boubakeur angry at mistakes leading up to attacks In the shadow of the Great Mosque of Paris, one of the largest in France armed military patrol. The rector Dalil Boubakeur has expressed sadness at -
Sport Dakar 2016 race route unveiled Details of the 2016 Dakar Rally were unveiled at a ceremony in Paris on Thursday. The 37th running of the event will be the eighth successive year -
France Police investigate France's "first female suicide bomber" French authorities have released images of Hasna Ait Boulahcen, the woman believed to have blown herself up as police raided a flat in Saint Denis -
Sport All Blacks record-breaking skipper McCaw hangs up boots New Zealand’s two-time World Cup winning captain Richie McCaw announced his retirement from Rugby Union on on Thursday. The All Blacks star, who is -
France France's State of Emergency - What will it mean for the French? France has not seen such a nationwide deployment of security forces in living memory. And it is certainly only the beginning. Two days after the -
Syria Five questions on Russia's air strikes in Syria What is Russia doing in Syria? I was allowed to visit the Khmeimim airbase at the Bassel al-Assad International Airport, named after the deceased -
Economy Mass hotel and business cancellations in Paris post-attacks The evidence may only be anecdotal so far, but there are reports that tourism and business in Paris is being hit in the aftermath of last week’s -
World News The thinning line between journalism and politics -
France France's national assembly votes to extend state of emergency -
USA Row over Syrian refugees divides America A row over resettling Syrian refugees in the United States is raging nationwide. Some Republicans like billionaire businessman and presidential -
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France Officials confirm Abdelhamid Abaaoud killed in Wednesday's raids Officials have confirmed Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected mastermind of last Friday’s attacks was killed in the dawn raids in St. Denis on -
Economy Investors play safe amid security concerns European investors are said to have been returning to safer assets as markets focus on international security issues in the wake of the Paris -
Cinema 'Carol' a tale of lesbian love and lust in 50's New York Cate Blanchett plays alongside Rooney Mara in director Todd Haynes’ steamy lesbian love flic ‘Carol’ based on the controversial novel by Partricia -
France Who were some of the 'Muslims' killed by ISIL terrorists in Paris? Among the victims of the Paris terror attacks were two sisters toasting a birthday, a promising architect, a talented musician and a shop worker -
Cinema Caught by the Maasai at mid-on 'Warriors' play cricket Hardly Lords on the first day of a test match, never mind ‘Warriors’ is a fascinating documentary which plots the progress of a group of Maasai who -
World Judge Theodor Meron reflects on his quest for international justice Judge Theodor Meron has presided over the International Criminal Court for the former Yugoslavia for the past five years. A court which has managed -
No Comment Molenbeek honours victims of Paris attacks Residents of the Brussels district that was home to one of the Paris attack suspects light candles for the victims. -
No Comment France and England football fans unite for La Marseillaise at Wembley In a change of protocol for an international football match at England’s Wembley Stadium, God Save the Queen was played first, leaving the French -
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World NATO: Paris attacks must be a 'spur' for greater intelligence sharing In this episode of The Global Conversation, Euronews’ Isabelle Kumar is joined by Dr. Jamie Shea, NATO’s Deputy Assistant Secretary General for -
France A shocked Saint Denis slowly returns to normality Paris’s Saint Denis district is recovering after the police assault of a terrorist hideout on Wednesday. There is still a heavy security presence -
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Syria Live Q&A: What is life like on a Russian military base in Syria? -
World News Media freedom across the EU: how free do you feel? -
World News Using EU facilities doesn’t influence our journalism, say Brussels reporters -
Syria Oil: Air strikes hit ISIL where it hurts With oil revenue reckoned to provide ISIL militants with more than $1 million a day, Russian bombers have targeted tankers and refinery facilities -
Culture news 'Bond in Motion' 007's wheels on show in London James Bond films are as much about cars as they are about espionage, seduction and dry martinis. The latest movie, ‘Spectre,’ is no exception and -
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Belgium Belgium hardens anti-terror measures, rejects allegations of weak security Belgium has stepped up action against suspected terrorist havens in the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek. Belgian Police Carry Out Raids, 1 Person -
Culture news Pedro's a jazz cat from Madrid..man! If you’re a guitar aficionado passing by the Headbanger Rare Guitar shop in Madrid, you might be lucky to find a teenager in a baseball cap bent -
Next Series What's the reality of Earth's climate in 2015? We have all heard of climate change, but what’s really happening to our planet now, in November 2015? As the COP21 summit in Paris looms in December -
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USA New York mayor downplays terror threat video Mayor Bill de Blasio has issued a message of reassurance for New York City, not to worry about any terrorist attack. This comes in response to a -
Nigeria Many victims in suicide bomb blasts in Nigeria There’s been more violence in northern Nigeria where two female suicide bombers have blown themselves up at a mobile phone market in the city of -
France Jewish teacher is stabbed in Marseille by ISIL supporters A Jewish teacher in the French city of Marseille was taken to hospital following a knife attack by three youths professing to be ISIL supporters. The -
France Police probe France's 'first female suicide bomber' One of two people who died in the police raid in Saint-Denis was a woman who police say detonated a suicide belt she was wearing. She’s been named in -
Kosovo Violent clashes in Kosovo over arrest warrants of opposition MPs Stone throwing turns into violent clashes with police in Kosovo over arrest warrants for opposition MPs