4 December 2015 | Euronews
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World News Two more suspects linked to Paris attacks identified Police have identified two new suspects they believe were with the man who has been on the run since the Paris attacks. Police say the pair, known as -
World News Pakistani lawyer asks Elizabeth II to return Koh-i-Noor diamond A lawyer in Pakistan says he’s filed a court petition seeking the return of the Koh-i-Noor diamond from Britain. Jawaid Iqbal Jaffree named the UK’s -
Italy Italian police bust major cocaine smuggling ring Finance police in Italy say a 130 kg of cocaine have been seized in Venice, busting a major drug smuggling ring. Nine people were arrested as part of -
Sport Alpine Skiing: Superb Vonn claims Lake Louise downhill Lindsey Vonn produced a stunning run at Lake Louise to win her first race of the season and 13th career downhill race at the Canadian resort. The -
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Syria Syria: going underground Explosions and gunfire continue to echo around Kufra in Syria. Videos, posted on social media, claim to show members of the Free Syrian Army clashing -
World News FBI investigating San Bernardino shooting as "act of terrorism" Wednesday's San Bernardino massacre of 14 people is now being investigated by the FBI as an "act of terrorism." -
Sport Alpine Skiing World Cup: On-form Svindal makes it three in a row Aksel Lund Svindal continued his dominance of the Alpine skiing World Cup after winning his third race in a row. The Norwegian speedster is in fine -
Economy Oil output to stay high as OPEC fails to agree ceiling OPEC countries are to carry on producing current high levels of oil for the time being. This comes despite complaints that the huge global surplus is -
World News Hollande makes flying visit to French aircraft carrier hitting Syria French President Francois Hollande has made a flying visit to the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, on station in the eastern Mediterranean. It is -
Turkey Turkish citizens reassured by NATO ships in Bosphorus The sight of NATO ships moored in the Bosphorus is a reassuring one for Turkish citizens. There is tension after Ankara shot down a Russian military -
Sport Tokyo Grand Slam: Japan kick-start season-ender with gold medal clean sweep Tokyo Grand Slam is the final event of the judo year and also acts as a qualification tournament for next year’s Olympic Games in Rio. In total 295 -
Switzerland Swiss government says will impose immigrant quotas if no EU deal reached Switzerland, not part of the EU but part of its free-trade and Schengen zones, has long been at the spearpoint of European-wide hesitation about the -
Germany Pegida 'anti-Islamisation' group in fresh bid for British backing Britain is set to host fresh ‘anti-Islamisation’ protests after a former far-right leader helped to re-launch a Pegida offshoot in the country -
World News German military action abroad not taken lightly The Bundeswehr German armed forces’ backseat role in international conflicts may become increasingly outmoded. The army of today’s Germany was only -
World News COP 21: bringing the local to the global Together, they represent a total of 600 million people. 700 mayors from cities around the world have gathered at the UN climate conference in Paris -
Economy Energy markets fall as reports say OPEC to maintain output policy Energy markets fell following unconfirmed reports that OPEC has kept its policy of pumping near-record volumes of oil. Anonymous sources quoted by -
Sport FIFA walls continue to close in The offices of a sports marketing company in Miami were raided by the FBI on Thursday. Officers raided Media World, which allegedly paid bribes in -
World News US wants to help Greece emerge from economic crisis, says Kerry US secretary of state is visiting the Athens. John Kerry met with the Greek foreign minister to discuss security after last month’s Paris attacks -
Europe News IOM warns of tensions at Greek-Macedonian border The International Organisation for Migration says the situation at the Greek-Macedonian border is becoming extremely tense as thousands of migrants -
World News EU's interior ministers grapple with PNR data and border controls The thorny but now pressing issue of airlines’ Passenger Name Records concentrated minds at the latest meeting of EU Interior ministers. More -
Economy Strong US job gains further fuel rate rise expectations US job growth increased solidly in November – another sign that the economy is holding up – and for many another reason for the Federal Reserve to -
France France's far right revs up for roaring performance in regional votes The forecasts for the regional elections to take place in France this Sunday Dec. 6th are fraught with uncertainty. With the country on security -
World News Clashes erupt amongst asylum seekers in Greece There were chaotic scenes at the border of Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on Friday (December 4). On the Greek side -
Culture news Art for the homeless in Boston They have come off the streets to create. Art for the homeless is a weekly class at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church in the city of Boston. Many of the -
Culture news "A Head Full of Dreams" Coldplay's seventh studio album Coldplay have been in the jungle. The band has just released their seventh studio album “A Head Full of Dreams”. A video of the boys as animated -
Economy Saudi Arabia unfazed as OPEC set to keep oil output high OPEC members have been meeting in Vienna with the oil producers’ organisation widely expected to do nothing to tackle one of the worst crude gluts in -
No Comment Italy: Etna eruption For several days in Sicily, the volcanic activity of Mount Etna has been intense. Large lava fountains and an eruption column several kilometers high -
No Comment USA: Obama lights National Christmas Tree US President Barack Obama and his family led the lighting of the National Christmas Tree in Washington DC near the White House. A special guest -
India Chennai struggles with worst rain in a century as lakes close to bursting More rain is forecast to be on the way but India’s fourth-largest city Chennai is already partially underwater. The situation is currently a disaster -
World News Head of Chechen republic vows to revenge national beheaded by ISIL Chechnya’s president has promised a one-way ticket to eternity for the killers of a Chechen murdered on video by the radical Islamic State movement -
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Culture news On the catwalk in Karachi and with Chanel in the Cinecitta film studios A sartorial interpretation of the Baroque paintings of Rembrandt was behind Nilofer Shahid’s presentation during Pakistan Fashion Week in Karachi. It -
Germany German parliament gives green light to air missions in Syria The German parliament has voted to support the coalition conducting airstrikes against ISIL in Syria. Gaining support meant some serious -
Health Series COP21: What's the future of planet Earth? We're at the COP21 climate summit in Paris for a special edition of Space, to ask 'What will happen to our planet in the future?' Two top Earth observation and climate scientists offer their views. -
Next Series The Astronaut Academy: 'This thin blue line makes our planet livable' Belgian ESA astronaut Frank De Winne is one of the few people who's seen what planet Earth looks like as a whole during his six months on the ISS. -
World News Spain: New political landscape as election campaign begins Campaigning is now officially underway ahead of Spain’s general election on December 20. The ballot is set to break the mold of the traditional two -
World News And also...a thieving Santa, a donkey under arrest and brides on the run Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
World News A la Bonne Biere reopens after Paris nightmare with back to business promise The first of the cafes in Paris to reopen after being struck in the November 13 attacks, A la Bonne Biere, has seen regulars and new clients alike in -
Cinema Alexander Sokourov in his new film asks how the Louvre in Paris survived the war For Alexander Sokourov in his new film “Francofonia. Le Louvre sous l’occupation” Paris represents more than just France, just as the Louvre is -
USA Vigils held for California shooting victims as suspect is described as 'a nice person' Some 3,500 mourners held a candlelit vigil in San Bernardino, California, on Thursday night for the 14 people shot dead in a gun rampage at a -
World News Cairo petrol bomb attack kills 16 Egyptian security officials say 16 people have been killed after a petrol bomb was hurled at this entertainment complex in the Egyptian capital -
Economy From a linear to a circular economy This week on UTalk, we answer a question from Claire in Brussels: “We currently hear more and more about the circular economy whose objective is to -
Mexico Mexico: 'Breakthrough' in mystery over Aztec rulers' remains Where did the ancient Aztecs lay their rulers’ remains to rest? The answer may be at Mexico City’s Great Temple or Templo Mayor ruins complex, where -
Venezuela Venezuela poised for swing to the right as campaign ends ahead of vote Campaigning has drawn to a close ahead of Sunday’s (December 6) parliamentary election in Venezuela. For the first time in sixteen years, the vote is -
World News Bombs and ammunition found at San Bernardino shooting suspects' home California police say a dozen pipe bombs and thousands of rounds of ammunition are found at the home of the San Bernardino shooting suspects. -
World News Turkey and Russia hold first meeting since fighter-jet shooting The OSCE ministerial conference in Belgrade, Serbia, set the stage for the first face-to-face meeting of high-level Russian and Turkish officials