3 October 2016 | Euronews
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Russia Russia detains Ukraine journalist on spying accusations Russia’s FSB security service has arrested a senior Ukrainian journalist on spying charges sparking a fresh diplomatic row between the two countries. -
World News Greek police use tear gas on protesting pensioners Around 1500 Greek pensioners tried to march to Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s office on Monday to show their anger over cutbacks to their benefits. -
Russia Five Chechens go on trial for murder of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov Five Chechen men accused of the murder of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov have gone on trial in Moscow. -
World News US suspends Syria talks with Russia over Aleppo offensive The US has suspended Syria talks with Russia, as the regime backed by the Kremlin intensifies its bombing campaign of rebel-held areas of Aleppo. -
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World News 'Indifference is killing people': Italy calls for help while marking migrant remembrance day Italians on Lampedusa have marked the first official remembrance day for migrants, three years after a shipwreck half a mile from shore claimed the lives of more than 360 people seeking safety in… -
World News EU politicians mull Hungary referendum result Both Brussels and Budapest are claiming victory over the migrant quotas referendum – the former the low turnout, the latter that a majority voted against the EU, leaving both sides at… -
USA Trump may not have paid income tax for 18 years Donald Trump’s taxes are back in the spotlight after The New York Times published the Republican nominees 1995 income tax returns. -
Economy World Bank says extreme poverty is falling, but income inequality needs attention The World Bank says fewer people are living in extreme poverty, but governments need to focus more on the gap between rich and poor. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU eyes quick climate deal approval This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Syria Russia wants 'clarity' from US on Syria With ties between Moscow and Washington increasingly strained, the Russian Foreign Minister has said a deal between the two countries on Syria is in limbo, blaming the US for a lack of… -
Cult Nikos Aliagas: 'Photos don't judge' Franco-Greek TV and radio presenter Nikos Aliagas is more than that. -
World News Russia-US relations take another hit as Moscow suspends plutonium disposal deal Alleged 'unfriendly' acts by the US towards Russia see the Kremlin put a halt to a deal on the disposal of surplus weapons-grade plutonium. -
Sweden The Nobel Prize for Medicine rewards autophagy study Japanese Biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi has won the first Nobel Prize of the season for Medicine. -
Business Series Netherlands bank ING to cut 7,000 jobs in digital quest ING, the Netherlands' largest financial services company, is getting rid of 7,000 positions and will invest 800 million euros in its technology platform. -
World News Woman shoos away four-metre-long crocodile with her flip-flop A woman in North Australia stunned onlookers as she averted confrontation with a 4-metre-long saltwater crocodile using only her flip-flop. -
Afghanistan Taliban fighters enter northern city of Kunduz In Afghanistan, Taliban fighters have entered the strategic northern city of Kunduz. -
Adventures Macedonian Adventures: Vodocha monastery attracts pilgrims and history lovers In this edition of Macedonian Adventures, we travel to the Vodocha monastery. -
Europe News Polish women protest over planned abortion law Polish women took to the streets on Monday in protest at a government bill that would lead to a total ban on abortion, even for rape victims. -
Cult Migration crisis dominates award-winning photo show The World Press Photo exhibition has opened in Budapest’s Museum of Ethnography. -
Markets Pound stays low against euro and dollar despite UK financial policy pledges UK finance minister Philip Hammond fails to rouse sterling with his talk of a new fiscal plan against the economic turbulence from the Brexit vote. -
World News Happy New Year to both Jews and Muslims This year, thanks to an unusual calender quirk we can wish Muslims and Jews a happy new year on the same day. -
Sci-Tech Spider venom could save lives A team of Irish researchers is conducting an unusual kind of experiment – they are examining the venom of some of the hundreds of species of spiders found in Ireland in the hope it may have medicinal… -
Cult Wacky Westwood show wins over Paris Husband-and-wife team Vivienne Westwood and Andreas Kronthaler presented a Spring/Summer collection full of oversized straw silhouettes, asymmetrical pieces, and even a nude custom print at their Pari -
Sport 'The Corner' a rivalry born in Barcelona transfers to north London Euronews sports reporter Paula Vilaplana, guides us through the weekends footy and one game in particular. -
World News Hungarian PM Orban vows to amend constitution following refugee referendum result Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has vowed to amend the constitution to make sure the EU cannot settle migrants in his country. -
World News EU discord following Hungary migrant vote? Parliament and Commission react The EU appears to be in discord following Hungary’s vote on migrant quotas. -
Iceland Dazzling Northern Lights display takes place over Reykjavik -
Sport Dolderer the dominator as the German wins the Air Race world title Germany's Matthias Dolderer clinched the Red Bull Air Race World Championship. -
Sport Hazeltine hammering as the US beats Europe in the Ryder Cup The United States are the masters of golf after an assured victory over Europe in the Ryder Cup at the Hazeltine National in Minnesota. -
USA How did baker's yeast lead to the Nobel Prize for Medicine? Japanese researcher Yoshinori Ohsumi has won the Nobel Prize for physiology and Medicine for discovering the process of autophagy. But what is it and why is it important for all of us? -
USA Warning graphic images: Man survives two grizzly bear attacks without serious injury A man from Montana, United States, has recounted his incredibly lucky escape when faced with a grizzly bear, which attacked him twice in the space of 10 minutes. -
Economy Eurozone manufacturing improves, but still very uneven Manufacturing in the eurozone picked up in September but the upturn was very uneven and centred on Germany, the Netherlands and Austria. -
Business Series Facebook chases new users in developing countries with Messenger Lite Facebook has launched a stripped down version of its Messenger app to work with slower internet connections and older phones in developing countries. -
United Kingdom UK Finance Minister Philip Hammond seeks to reassure British businesses UK Finance Minister Philip Hammond has sought to reassure British businesses amid uncertainty in the wake of the vote to leave the EU. -
World News Trump Taxes: All Views US politics is divided over a story claiming to reveal Trump's 1995 tax return -
No Comment Calais: Police clash with migrants and protesters French riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at migrants and protesters who gathered in defiance of a ban outside the shanty town near Calais known as “the… -
No Comment Azerbaijan: Pope Francis celebrated Mass on Sunday The pontiff made a 10-hour visit aimed at encouraging the country’s multi-faith society but at the same time overlooking recent criticism of a referendum that extends the president’s term and… -
No Comment Spain: Tall ambitions for human tower competition The 26th annual Human Tower Competition took place in the city of Tarragona in the Spanish autonomous region of Catalonia. -
Next Series The future of food technology In a special edition of Futuris, we investigate how scientists and engineers are helping farmers and food entrepreneurs across Europe. -
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Cinema Lupita Nyong'o stars in rags-to-riches tale ‘Queen of Katwe’ is the true story of Phiona, a Ugandan girl living in the Kampala slum of Katwe, whose life is turned around when she becomes a prodigious chess… -
Sweden Yoshinori Ohsumi wins Nobel prize in medicine The 2016 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology has been awarded to Japan’s Yoshinori Ohsumi for research in the field of Autophagy. -
Cult Classic House and new Passenger album Pete Tong’s love affair with house music has taken a new turn. -
Libya Dutch journalist killed in Libyan city of Sirte A prominent Dutch photo journalist has been killed in Libya while covering clashes in the city of Sirte. -
Colombia Work to restart on Colombia's landmark FARC deal Voters rejected the landmark deal as too lenient on the rebels in a popular vote on Sunday. The shock result has plunged the country into uncertainty. -
Colombia Back to the drawing board in Bogota Work will begin on Monday to revive a plan to end the 52-year conflict between the Colombian government and the country's Marxist FARC guerrillas -
Colombia Colombia rejects peace deal with FARC rebels Colombian voters confound forecasters by rejecting a landmark peace deal with FARC rebels considering it "too soft" on the guerrillas. -
World News Kim Kardashian robbed at gunpoint in Paris US reality TV star Kim Kardashian has been robbed at gunpoint in Paris. Jewellery worth several million euros was stolen. -
Jamaica The Caribbean braces itself for Matthew It is the stongest storm to menace the Caribbean since 2007 and is expected to make landfall near southwestern Haiti and Jamaica late on Monday. -
World News Turkish police arrest brother of Fethullah Gülen in coup crackdown Turkish police have arrested the brother of US-based cleric Fethullah Gülen. -
France Church in France reopens after priest murder by jihadists The church in north west France where Father Jacques Hamel was murdered by alleged Islamist militants in July has reopened to the public for the first time. -
Colombia Colombians reject landmark peace deal with FARC Colombian voters confound forecasters by rejecting a landmark peace deal with FARC rebels considering it "too soft" on the guerrillas. -
Hungary Hungary's PM says Brussels cannot ignore "migrant quotas" vote Almost all those who voted in a referendum in Hungary on Sunday rejected EU migrant quotas, but the turnout was too low to make the poll valid.