30 November 2015 | Euronews
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France COP21: Indigenous peoples demand legal status to protect lands Away from the media coverage of the Climate Conference, the voices of the people on the frontline of the effects of global warming are fighting to be -
France Paris climate conference: Could world tensions get in the way? Paris more than most cities knows that these are troubled times – not just for the environment. And the fear is that a context of war, terrorism and -
United Kingdom Britain to vote on extending airstrikes into Syria on Wednesday British Prime Minister David Cameron is confident he will win a parliamentary vote on bombing Syria which he has announced will be held on -
Saudi Arabia 900 Saudi women running for office With less than two weeks until voting gets underway in Saudi Arabia, campaigning by women taking part in elections for the first time is in full -
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World News Pope makes final plea to heal Muslim-Christian rifts before leaving Africa A packed sports stadium was the last venue for Pope Francis in the Central African Republic on Monday, a day on which he implored Christians and -
Turkey Turkish PM Davutoglu's government wins parliamentary vote of confidence Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu’s government on Monday won an expected vote of confidence in parliament and approval for its programme -
Russia Body of Russian bomber pilot Oleg Peshkov arrives in Moscow The body of the pilot of a Russian Su-24 bomber shot down by a Turkish fighter jet last week has arrived in Moscow. Oleg Peshkov was shot dead while -
Economy IMF allows Chinese yuan to enter the jet set currency club The IMF has accepted the Chinese yuan into the club of elite currencies. IMF set to put yuan in reserve currency basket https://t.co/h7quutjx6y -
France Extreme poverty cannot be tackled without action on climate change, warns World Bank president Exclusive: Jim Yong Kim tells Euronews that talking in Paris are key to resolving range of global challenges. -
India India: Rally against intolerance ends in clashes outside parliament Protesters from India’s opposition Congress Party clashed with police near parliament on Monday as a rally against perceived intolerance ended in -
Economy Amazon unveils delivery drone Amazon has unveiled its prototype delivery drone. Amazon announces Amazon Prime Air with an ad featuring its delivery drone prototype -
Israel Palestinians slam delay in Israeli court's verdict on murdered teen Palestinians have denounced an Israeli court’s verdict on the murder of a 16-year-old Palestinian youth who was abducted in East Jerusalem and burned -
Sport The unstoppable goalscoring machines of Vardy, Messi, Suarez and Neymar Only five years ago he was playing in the seventh tier of the English football pyramid. Over the weekend he entered the Premier League record books -
Belgium Belgium's PM Michel calls for a European CIA The Belgian prime minister has suggested Europe needs a central intelligence agency to reinforce and coordinate its anti-terrorist operations -
Economy Cyber Monday clicks leave Black Friday in bits Retailers are certain that Cyber Monday will prove a bigger hit than its cousin Black Friday. Shopping trends now show that more and more people -
Greece Happy ending for young couple caught up in Europe's migration crisis After an agonising wait, a young couple caught up in Europe’s migration crisis have finally been reunited. Syrian Samer Alkaled made it from Turkish -
World News Pacific Islands bear brunt of climate change, says activists Dozens of activists at the COP 21 summit in Paris have taken part in the so-called Run for your Life, a relay race from the Arctic across northern -
France Leaders ponder the cost of greenhouse gas reductions The major sticking point for world leaders attending the climate change conference in Paris(COP21) is to reconcile the cost to the global economy of -
Kosovo Tear gas protest hits Kosovo parliament ahead of Kerry visit Kosovo’s parliament was disrupted again on Monday. Members of the opposition have been causing chaos by repeatedly releasing tear gas in protest at -
No Comment Turkmenistan's biggest Yourte Members of the International Organisation of Turkic culture, Turksoy, gathered in Mary, Turkmenistan. The event was marked by demonstrations of -
France China calls on developing nations to honour financial pledges China, the world’s second largest polluter, has called for every nation to be able to develop its own solution to global warming. China’s President -
France World leaders as never before kick-start climate talks at Paris COP21 The United Nations climate conference in Le Bourget, Paris has brought together 150 of the world’s heads of state and government and more than 40,000 -
Sport Thousands gather at Eden Park for Lomu memorial A public and very emotional memorial service took place at Eden Park in Auckland on Monday for All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu, who died earlier this -
Sport Messi, Ronaldo and Neymar make Ballon d'Or shortlist Usual suspects Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have been joined by Neymar as the shortlist for the Ballon d’Or world footballer of the year award -
Sport LA Lakers star Bryant to retire LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant has announced he is to retire after the current season. The 37-year-old Guard is arguably one the best players of his -
Economy Japan and EU discuss free-trade deal Japan and the European Union are engaged in talks on opening an economic partnership. #EU-#Japan #FTA talks to continue into 2016 despite progress at -
France Brandalism crashes the COP21 summit and lampoons greenwashing businesses One group making headlines at the Paris Climate summit is British activists Brandalism, who have coined a new word to describe their subversive -
France Obama accepts duty of US to help fix climate change Speaking at the Paris summit, US President Barack Obama said the United States accepted its duty as the world’s second-biggest greenhouse gas emitter -
Economy Gold loses lustre as prices fall to a six-year low All that glitters is not gold and gold is not so shiny at the moment as it falls to its lowest price in almost six years. Gold prices falls B50 to -
Cinema Terence Davies casts former model in 'Sunset Song' Adapted from the classic novel of the same name by Scottish author Lewis Grassic Gibbon, ‘Sunset Song’ is the story of a farming family in rural -
Economy China's yuan looks set to join the currency jet set China is looking to have the yuan added to the IMF special basket of currencies to make to it more attractive to investors. China's yuan is joining -
Culture news Kate Moss at heart of Allen Jones' new London show British pop artist Allen Jones returns to the subject of supermodel Kate Moss in his latest exhibition in London, which once more puts the female -
France Ring of steel surrounds Paris amid high alert over climate A massive security operation is underway elsewhere across the French capital. With some 8,000 police and soldiers carrying out border checks, nearly -
France World leaders in Paris begin bid for breakthrough in climate talks Representatives from more than 150 countries have started their ambitious attempt to bring down the earth’s rising temperatures. The climate change -
Central African Republic Pope Francis concludes Africa visit with prayers at Bangui mosque and open-air Mass Pope Francis has concluded his mini-African tour with a highly-significant visit to the mosque in the heart of the Muslim quarter of the Central -
Cinema Pope Francis biopic hits the big screen The first biopic of Pope Francis is hitting the big screen. Based on an Argentinian bestseller about the Pope, ‘Call me Francis’ follows the story -
Series Macedonian Postcards: Vodno Mountain, Skopje This week in Macedonian Postcards we're back in Skopje to check out the best place for a view over the city -
Series An amazing view over Skopje -
Germany Hamburg 2024 Olympic bid killed by referendum -
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Culture news Darwin Deez back with sunny-side-up album ‘Double Down’ is Darwin Deez’ third album and a return to the style which earned the New York indie band a steady following back in 2010. Released -
France Obama pays tribute to Paris attacks victims Barack Obama paid tribute to the Paris attack victims shortly after arriving in the city at midnight. Accompanied by the French President Francois -
France Paris climate summit begins as leaders arrive for 12-day talks marathon Paris is again at the centre stage of world news this week and next as the COP21 Climate Summit begins with the arrival of world leaders. All Monday -
France China gets daily reminders of the pressing need for a cleaner environment Sunrise in Beijing, just like many other sunrises, was hidden behind a wall of smog. This is why the climate change summit is so vital, as the cost -
Central African Republic Pope Francis appeals for reconciliation during Central African Republic visit Pope Francis has called for reconciliation, as he visits the divided Central African Republic – a nation racked by bloodshed between Muslims and -
Israel Israel suspends ties with EU bodies amid food labelling spat Israel is suspending contact with EU bodies involved in peace efforts with Palestinians. It comes after the bloc published new guidelines for -
Burkina Faso Voters in Burkina Faso choose first new president in decades Voters have gone to the polls in Burkina Faso to choose the country’s first new president in decades. The landmark election comes a year after -
United Kingdom UK: new photos released of Princess Charlotte Kensington Palace in London has released new photos of Britain’s Princess Charlotte. The images show her wearing a print dress with a pink cardigan -
France 'There's no Planet B' - climate change campaigners rally around the world “There’s no Planet B” in the fight against global warming. That was the message coming out of the world’s biggest day of climate change activism -
Syria Syria: 40 reported dead in air strikes on market, blamed on Russian jets It is claimed Russian jets have struck a market in Syria’s Idlib province, with reports of at least 40 people killed. Witnesses say, in a second, the