2 October 2016 | Euronews
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Spain Thousands attend "human tower" competition in Spain A group from Vilafranca has won the celebrated “human tower” competition for the eighth consecutive time. -
Colombia Colombians head to the polls to vote on a historic peace deal with the FARC Recent polls show two-thirds are likely to vote in favour of the agreement signed between the President and the head of the FARC on Monday. -
Sport Ricciardo shines in Malaysia as Hamilton retires Daniel Ricciardo claimed his maiden Formula One win of the season at the Malaysian Grand Prix after reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton retired from the lead with a blown… -
Hungary Hungary referendum on EU migrant quotas invalid, less than 50% turnout The majority have rejected EU migrant quotas, but the turnout wasn’t high enough to pass the 50% threshold to make it valid. -
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Africanews LIVE: 2016 Ibrahim Index - A Decade of African Governance The 2016 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) will be released on Monday, October 3, 2016 under the theme: A Decade of African Governance. -
Sport 2024 Games: Thomas Bach and Francois Hollande discuss Paris bid International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach met with French President Francois Hollande on Sunday to discuss Paris’ bid for the 2024 Games. -
Egypt Cairocomix exhibition opens in Cairo Some say there's never been a greater need for comedy in Egypt than now. -
USA Trump offends again Donald Trump mocks Hillary Clinton's recent bout of pneumonia saying "she can't make it 15 feet to her car" -
Sport Ryder Cup 2016: United States lead Europe by three going into final day Team USA will head into the final day of the Ryder Cup with a three-point advantage over Darren Clarke’s men at Hazeltine. -
Azerbaijan Pope holds mass for 'little flock' in majority Muslim Azerbaijan Pope Francis has capped off his Caucasus tour with a flying visit to Azerbaijan. -
United Kingdom UK PM May sets Brexit trigger deadline for March 2017 It is the first major decision made on Brexit since May came to power, and should appease her own party as well as EU countries who are keen to get the ball rolling. -
Ethiopia Ethiopian festival ends in deadly stampede A festival has ended in bloodshed in Ethiopia. -
Hungary Turnout crucial to Hungary referendum result Hungary's prime minister Viktor Orban did but the question is how many other Hungarians will? -
Malaysia Formula 1: Ricciardo leads Red Bull one-two as Hamilton retires -
No Comment International balloon fiesta in Albuquerque The 45th Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is underway and is expected to attract close to a million visitors to central New Mexico. -
No Comment Fireworks in Hong Kong for China National Day A massive fireworks display took place on Saturday evening over Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour to celebrate China’s National Day. -
No Comment Owners have their pets blessed in Manila Hundreds of pet owners have had their animals blessed at a Manila shopping mall on Saturday, ahead of the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of… -
Syria Aleppo's main hospital on rebel side bombed again The largest hospital in the rebel held side of Aleppo has been bombed for the second time in just four days, killing at least three people. -
Hungary Hungarians vote in referendum on migrant quotas Hungarians voted on Sunday in a controversial referendum on whether they want to accept EU migrant quotas. -
Jamaica Jamaica braces for Hurricane Matthew It’s the fiercest storm to cross the Caribbean for years – and it has Jamaica in its sights. -
Mexico Mexico: Villagers forced to flee as 'Volcano of Fire' erupts It is known as the Volcano of Fire. -
Syria Syria: Aleppo hospital hit again as fighting intensifies Heartbreaking images of a baby girl said to have been rescued from the rubble of a building in war-torn Syria have stirred strong emotions worldwide. -
World News Global protests for an end to Aleppo air strikes They called it ‘The Global Day of Rage for Aleppo’.