3 February 2016 | Euronews
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World News Syrian government forces backed by Russian air power advance on Aleppo Syrian government forces backed by Russian air power advance against rebel forces north of Aleppo. -
World News Obama slams anti-Islam rhetoric during first visit to US mosque US President Barack Obama denounced attacks on Islam during his first visit to a US mosque since taking office. His comments in Catonsville -
World News French authorities ban Calais rallies ahead of planned Pegida march French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has declared that protests planned for this weekend (February 6) in Calais have been banned following -
Sport FIFA presidential candidate Infantino gets Russia backing Gianni Infantino continues to gather momentum in his attempt to replace incumbant Sepp Blatter as president of football’s scandal-hit world governing -
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Sport Harlem Globetrotters celebrate 90th birthday Watch the clip above from members of the Harlem Globetrotters – an exhibition basketball team that has brought a combination of athleticism, theater -
World News Diplomatic failure as UN suspends Syrian peace talks The UN has suspended peace talks aimed at ending Syria’s five-year civil war. #theguardiannews Faltering UN Syria peace talks paused until end of -
Sport Formula One: Renault present car and team for 2016 Renault took the wraps off its Formula One challenger, the RS16, on Wednesday as the French car manufacturer returns to motorsport’s elite class for -
Somalia Passenger jet lands safely after hole blown in fuselage Video shows what happens when a large hole gets punched in the side of your plane -
Ukraine Ukraine's economy minister resigns saying he has 'no desire to be a screen for brazen corruption' Ukraine’s economy minister Aivaras Abromavicius has resigned claiming senior figures within the government of President Petro Poroshenko attempted to -
World News The threat of the Zika virus to tourism in Brazil in Olympic year It has arrived in Olympic year – the Zika virus. In six months the Games will open in Rio. Brazil is facing an epidemic and the only means available -
Iran Iran: German Foreign Minister wraps up two-day visit The aim is to develop and strengthen bilateral trade ties and geopolitical relationships -
World News Cuba: 'complete end to US embargo needed' to normalise relations Cuba is entering a new era in diplomatic relations. At the start of 2016, President Raul Castro became the first Cuban leader to visit France in 21 -
Sport Surfing: Slater wins for first time in two years Eleven-times world champion Kelly Slater proved he could still mixed it up with the young guns after he won the Volcom Pipe Pro surfing contest in -
Business Line The travel industry infected by Zika and Alphabet bets on the future with moonshots The Zika virus prompts a surge in purchases of 'Cancel For Any Reason' insurance and Google's parent company Alphabet bets on the future with its costly moonshots. -
Europe News VW scandal: EU deal allows vehicles to exceed pollution limits EU politicians have backed a compromise deal which will allow vehicles to exceed official pollution limits. It flies in the face of calls for more -
Syria Aleppo assault threatens fragile Syrian peace process A Syrian government offensive on rebel-held towns around Aleppo has thrown the UN brokered peace talks into chaos. -
Sport Jackson Martinez signs for Guangzhou Evergrande Colombia international Jackson Martinez has left Atletico Madrid after just seven months and signed with Chinese Super League club Guangzhou -
Sport Kittel wins opening stage of Dubai Tour Marcel Kittel won the opening stage of the Dubai Tour on Wednesday following a powerful sprint finish in Fujairah. The first stage of the third -
Sport McCollum stars as Portland beat the Bucks The Portland Trailblazers stretched their winning streak to a season-high five games as they beat the Milwaukee Bucks at the Moda Center in Portland -
Greece Migrants: We are not a concentration camp says Greek minister Panos Kammeros has strong words for Europe -
Europe News Cracks in European Parliament over draft deal for Britain The draft deal to try and keep Britain in the EU has been on the agenda at a European Parliament meeting in Strasbourg, where it has divided opinion -
Ukraine Life on the frontline in Ukraine a year on from Minsk peace deal The scars of conflict run deep in eastern Ukraine and not just through the ruined homes. Zolotoe 3 is a village in the Luhansk region just two -
Economy Russian recession set to deepen says central bank Russia's economy is set to dip deeper into recession according to the latest central bank forecasts as the Kremlin looks at selling stakes in state owned companies. -
World News Battle lines drawn: Cameron seeks to sell EU reform deal to UK parliament The battle lines were clearly drawn in the House of Commons on Wednesday, February 3. UK Prime Minister, David Cameron, sought to sell the European -
Business Series ChemChina bids for Syngenta to improve Chinese food production State-owned ChemChina is to pay 39 billion euro for Swiss seeds and pesticides group Syngenta as China seeks greater food security. -
Economy A weak start of 2016 for eurozone businesses, The private sector began 2016 on a slightly weak note in Europe with little sign of inflation picking up -
Europe News Bid to stop Zeebrugge becoming migrant magnet Belgian police are cracking down on migrants arriving in Zeebrugge, with more than 450 people reportedly stopped in the port area over the past -
Economy China looks for 6.5 to 7% economic growth in 2016, warns on unemployment China has set its economic growth projection range at 6.5 to 7 percent this year, but efforts to reduce overcapacity of coal and steel are expected to raise unemployment. -
Cinema Meryl Streep to lead the way at Berlin Film Festival Meryl Streep will be jury president at the 2016 Berlin film festival. The actress received the honorary Golden Bear award by the festival in 2012 for -
No Comment Groundhog Day in the USA This is Groundhog Day in the USA – a traditional holiday that has become more popular since the 1993 film of the same name. According to folklore if -
Ukraine Ukraine's economy minister quits over 'corrupt vested interests' Ukraine’s economy minister has announced his intention to resign. Aivaras Abromavicius said his ministry was being hijacked by corrupt vested -
No Comment Istanbul's historic Grand Bazaar set for restoration This is drone footage of one of the world’s oldest and largest covered markets. It emerged as Turkish authorities announced this week that Istanbul’s -
Culture news Jonathan Yeo adopts actress Cara Delevingne for new exhibition Jonathan Yeo is one of the UK’s most highly regarded portrait artists. He is known for his portrayal of famous subjects, from politicians and royalty -
Culture news Coldplay in hot water for using Indian culture in video Some are accusing the British band of using an Indian backdrop in its video for the wrong reasons -
USA Zika: US reports first sexually-transmitted case Health officials say this would be an alarming new development in the spread of the virus -
Korea North Korea's neighbours concerned about 'satellite' launch North Korea’s neighbours have expressed concern after announcing plans to launch what it called an “earth observation satellite” during the next -
United Kingdom Deal to keep UK in the EU receives poor reviews in British press There has been a globally negative reaction across Britain’s newspaper front pages to the reform proposals aimed at preventing a UK exit from the -
Italy Actor in coma after hanging scene goes horribly wrong An actor is in a coma after hanging scene went wrong on stage in Italy, report the ANSA news agency. Raphael Schumacher was rushed to hospital after -
World News Australia's High Court rules offshore detention camps legal Australia’s High Court high court has ruled the country’s policy of sending migrants to offshore detention camps is legal. A Bangladeshi woman had -
World News Scrapping Schengen would 'cost €110 billion' -
USA Presidential race moves to New Hampshire After a scare in Iowa where she scraped the narrowest of wins, Hillary Clinton has moved on to New Hampshire along with the other wanna-be -
World News Zika virus outbreak sparks abortion debate in Brazil A debate is raging in Brazil over the country’s restrictive abortion laws against the background of an outbreak of the Zika virus. A rise in the -
Greece Border blockade - Greek farmers protest over pension reforms Angry farmers in Greece blocked the country’s borders and main motorways on Tuesday (Feb 2) in an ongoing dispute with the government over planned