23 November 2015 | Euronews
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France Hate crimes against Muslims rise following Paris attacks Anti-Muslim incidents including attacks on women and hateful graffiti have flared up across Britain and France in the week since Islamist militants -
World News Border restrictions cause 'increasingly untenable situation' for migrants - UNHCR New restrictions on the movement of migrants and refugees through the Western Balkans have resulted in days of protests on Greece’s northern border -
Russia Anti-Russian protesters block repair of Crimean power lines The Russian-annexed peninsula of Crimea will be starved of electricity for a third day after pro-Ukrainian activists prevented repairs to sabotaged -
France Device 'resembling suicide belt' found in bin in Paris suburb Device resembling suicide belt found in Montrouge, same French suburb phone data puts suspect Salah Abdeslam in on night of Paris attacks. -
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Belgium Belgium to maintain high security alert for another week Belgian police have charged a fourth man over the deadly attacks on Paris. The terrorism suspect was one of 16 people detained on Sunday. The rest -
Sport Barcelona eye Champions League last 16 ticket Barcelona need only a draw against Roma in their penultimate Group E game in the Champions League to progress to the last 16 of the competition. They -
France 'I'd be happy for an imam to speak at the funeral,' says father of Bataclan victim In Venice, further proof has been given that the Paris attacks have touched people far and wide. Crowds of people, among them Italian Prime Minister -
Europe News Strasbourg steps up security after Paris attacks After the Paris attacks, the European Parliament has stepped up its security measures in Brussels and Strasbourg. Security is also tight ahead for -
Economy Pfizer-Allergen merger is also world's largest 'tax inversion' deal Pfizer’s 150 billion-euro acquisition of Allergan is the healthcare industry’s biggest ever takeover, creating the world’s largest drug maker. The -
Argentina Macri promises radical economic "new era" for Argentina Argentina’s Mauricio Macri is promising a radical economic change from leftist government and “the beginning of a new era”. He vows to draw a line -
Argentina Argentina: Macri outlines plan to put economy on road to recovery Celebrations in Argentina, but president-elect Mauricio Macri wasted no time getting down to serious business. Fixing the ailing economy will be the -
Real Economy Shining a light on Europe's shadow economy Most of us can be little bit guilty of not wanting to declare everything that we earn to the taxman – so, this week Real Economy investigates the -
Monaco Taking away the doctors: how telemedicine is changing lives -
Economy Iran boosts gas export capacity with eye on post-sanctions era The Russian President Vladimir Putin on his first visit to Iran in eight years has held talks with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Ostensibly for a -
United Kingdom Britain to boost defence spending and create rapid strike force David Cameron has announced a massive boost to Britain’s defence budget in the wake of the Paris attacks. Speaking after visiting the French capital -
France France to clamp down on the financing of terrorism France will ask for a new EU directive on money laundering and terrorist financing to be pushed through at a swifter pace. At a press conference in -
World News Just 118 years to go to close the gender gap -
Sport Barcelona, Liverpool and Leicester enjoy morale-boosting wins It was a weekend full of surprises in European football. Barcelona dominated Real Madrid in El Clasico, handing their arch rivals their heaviest -
Israel Mideast violence continues to surge ahead of Kerry visit At least two people have been killed in another day of deadly violence in the West Bank. In Jerusalem, two Palestinian girls attacked and slightly -
Explore Coastline of discovery In this edition of “Oman Life” we explore the country’s stunning coastline and discover the rich sea life including the endangered green turtle. Our -
Explore Traveller's diary: Oman and the sea -
Brazil The death of Rio Doce, the "sweet river", under a tide of toxic mud With the news of late being dominated by a narrow range of security-related issues what is being called the worst environmental disaster in Brazil’s -
Economy French service sector slows as Paris attacks hit hotel trade As feared, the first economic indicators after the Paris terror attacks suggest a slowdown in activity especially in France’s service sector. The -
Cinema Pixar delves into prehistory with 'The Good Dinosaur' ‘The Good Dinosaur’ sees Pixar delve into prehistory with a dinosaur tale. The film imagines what might have been if the asteroid that altered the -
Economy Pfizer secures Allergan takeover deal to create new drugs giant A potent mix of Viagra and Botox is on the cards: their makers have agreed the healthcare sector’s biggest ever takeover deal. The transaction to -
Economy Metal prices plunge amid concern over Chinese economy Metal prices have tumbled to their lowest levels for years as commodities bore the brunt of another sell-off. It reflects growing worries over -
Culture news 'Under Japanese influence' Sukita's Bowie photos on show Japanese photographer Masayoshi Sukita has brought his David Bowie Photo Exhibition World Tour to the United States -
Syria Russian jets strike at 472 terrorist targets in Syria Russian Su-34 bombers have carried out 141 sorties in Syria in the last 48 hours. Defence Ministry spokesman General-Major Igor Konashenkov said the -
World News Bid to reveal MEPs' expenses data taken to EU's highest court A team of investigative journalists has taken its campaign to find out what MEPs spend their expenses on to the EU’s highest court. The MEPs Project -
Europe News ISIL threat is 'a wake-up call for Europe', says leading defence expert Euronews asked Serge Stroobants, Brussels representative at the Institute for Economics and Peace, for his assessment of the current terror threat in -
Belgium Brussels on third day of high security alert Brussels awoke on Monday morning after 19 raids and 16 arrests overnight and with Interior Minister Jan Jambon telling radio listeners that the -
Series Macedonian Postcards: Sirok Sokak Street, Bitola In this episode of Macedonian Postcards we're in the southern city of Bitola -
Series Bitola: from macchiatos to mosaics -
Health Series Three diverse European projects with a handle on climate change How can we recycle CO2, harness wind in urban areas and fly with the help of helium? Discover three European projects who are tackling climate change head-on. -
No Comment Security stepped up in Rome ahead of Catholic jubilee The Paris terror attacks have already seen security increased in Rome. But today (Monday, November 23) it will be stepped up even more, a fortnight -
Culture news 'Hip-Hop Nutcracker' Tchaikovsky meets urban street dance New York City is no stranger to the unusual and innovative and ‘The ‘Hip-Hop Nutcraker,’ is both. Win tickets to ‘The Hip Hop Nutcracker’ with -
No Comment Clashes amid protests over immigrants in Australia Scuffles broke out in Australia as anti-Muslim and anti-racist protesters clashed in the Australian suburb of Melton near Melbourne. The far-right -
France David Cameron offers France immediate assistance in its Syrian air campaign British Prime Minister David Cameron has been to Paris for breakfast and talks with French President Francois Hollande. Cameron visited the Bataclan -
Turkey Clashes in Nusaybin in south eastern Turkey Police fired tear gas as clashes broke out in the south eastern Turkish district of Nusaybin. They happened after a group of deputies from the -
Cinema 'Miss you Already' fun, friendship and cancer ‘Miss you Already’ is the tale of Milly and Jess, best friends since childhood and into adulthood. For the ultimate friendship movie… it has to be -
France François Hollande begins a week of intense diplomacy in search of an anti-ISIL coalition As France prepares to up its military offensive against ISIL in Syria with the arrival off the coast of its nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles -
Belgium Belgians turn to cats after call for Twitter terror blackout -
Turkey Turkish pro-Kurdish leader is unharmed after his car is hit by a bullet Turkey’s pro-Kurdish opposition leader Selahattin Demirtas has escaped an apparent assassination attempt. The rear window of his car was found to -
Argentina Argentina moves to the right as Mauricio Macri wins presidential poll It was a celebration full of typical Latin American enthusiasm. Conservative opposition candidate Mauricio Macri has been confirmed as the winner of -
Belgium Belgian police arrest 16 in Sunday night anti-terror raids Belgian police sealed off streets in the centre of Brussels during raids late on Sunday night. Armed officers mounted several security operations – -
Egypt Egyptians vote in second round of parliamentary elections Low turnout in Egypt's elections as critics complain of narrow choice of candidates -
Belgium Belgium extends maximum alert over 'imminent' threat Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has announced that Brussels’ terror alert status is to remain at the highest level. The rest of the country is