7 October 2016 | Euronews
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South Africa Archbishop Desmond Tutu turns 85 saying he wants 'assisted death' The veteran anti-apartheid campaigner is backing assisted dying for terminally ill people, which is opposed by his own Anglican church. -
USA Kerry wants Aleppo war crimes probe as UN votes on French peace plan The UN Security Council looks set to vote on a draft resolution over the weekend that calls for an immediate ceasefire across Syria. -
Sport European Champions Portugal and France enjoy resounding victories in World Cup qualifiers Kevin Gameiro scored a brace of goals while Dimitri Payet and Antoine Griezmann hit one apiece as France beat Bulgaria 4-1 in their second Group A World Cup qualifier at the Stade de France on… -
USA Russia is employing Cyber warfare to influence presidential election, US claims The US has accused Russia of a campaign of recent cyber attacks which it claimed were an attempt to interfere with the upcoming presidential election. -
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Russia Calls for justice 10 years after murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya Calls for justice, ten years after Kremlin critic Anna Politkovskaya's murder in Moscow. -
Economy Ukraine targets IT to drive economy -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Polish women force government to back down on abortion The State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of top headlines from the past seven days. -
Turkey Turkish judicial system flooded with appeal requests after coup crackdown The Turkish judicial system has been inundated with 70,000 appeal requests by those implicated in the abortive July coup. -
Italy One year on: Italians march against Matteo Renzi's controversial educational reforms Students in dozens of cities across Italy have marched against education policies and reform one year after they were laid out by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. -
Haiti Hurricane Matthew's wild winds leaves hundreds dead in impoverished Haiti Two days after Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti the scale of the disaster is only just emerging. -
Economy Germany's Schaeuble backs IMF over 'ultra-loose' monetary policy warning German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has backed the IMF's warnings about the risks to the banking system from "ultra-loose" monetary policy. -
Explore Coffee, cocoa and fair trade in Peru In this episode of Peru Life we travel to the mountains where coffee and cocoa abound. -
Cinema 'Supersonic': doc chronicles Oasis' rise to fame The team behind last year’s Oscar-winning documentary on Amy Winehouse has turned its lens on one of the most iconic Britpop bands of all time. -
Sport Home Judokas continue impressive display on day two of Tashkent Grand Prix The home Judokas enjoyed yet another impressive day at the Tashkent Grand Prix adding six medals to the seven their won on the opening day. -
My Europe Series How to be happier at work Adults of working age in Europe spend an average of 40 hours a week at work. But is it a pleasure or a chore? -
United Kingdom ‘A very regrettable matter’: UKIP members face probe after bust-up What we know UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe and contender for the party’s leadership ‘collapsed’ after a dispute with fellow UKIP member Mike Hookem in the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Thursday (6… -
Syria Aleppo: a Syrian tragedy The devastation in Aleppo's besieged rebel-held east has sparked global outrage, but world powers are failing to stop the bloodshed. -
Cinema 'Deepwater Horizon' a man-made disaster now a movie 'Deepwater Horizon' is a movie about the worst oil spill in United States history. -
Cinema 'Frantz': a moving period drama by François Ozon French director François Ozon is back with an unexpected film quite different to his other movies. -
Cinema Meet Budapest's 'gentleman robber' ‘Viszkis’ (‘The Whiskey Robber’) is the true story of Attila Ambrus, who became a national hero in Hungary in the 1990’s after committing a series of robberies in and around Budapest, in which nobody -
Syria Russia gets permanent Syrian air base, ponders reopening Cuban and Vietnamese bases Russia has ratified a treaty with Syria giving it a permanent air base and conferring diplomatic immunity on its forces there. -
USA 'Matthew is a very big and very bad beast' as Florida faces significant flooding Hurricane Matthew is battering the Florida coastline with relentless wind and rain. -
Europe News EU defends global aviation emissions deal EU officials have defended a global deal on aviation emissions. -
Economy Brussels sets import duties on some Chinese steel over dumping claims The European Union has set provisional import duties on two types of steel coming from China to counter what it says are unfairly low prices. -
Russia Finland accuses Russia of probing its airspace, bomber flies south to Bilbao Finland says Russian fighter jets have breached its airspace twice in one day. -
Business Series End of the road for Ford in Australia After 91 years Ford has stopped making cars in Australia, laying off 600 workers. It is pulling out after the government cut subsidies to the sector. -
Cult Lady Gaga puts final touches on new album Lady Gaga is putting the final touches to her new album ‘Joanne’, out later this month. -
Russia Ten songs that angered governments Governments have overreacted to pop songs long before Robbie Williams ruffled the Kremlin's feathers. Here's a few songs that have been banned for annoying the rich and powerful. -
Cult Art and humour mix at Frieze London Paintings, sculptures, performances – more than 160 of the world’s leading galleries are showcasing their works at Frieze London, one of the most important contemporary art fairs in the… -
Colombia Juan Manuel Santos dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to Colombians, past and present Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has dedicated his 2016 Nobel Peace Prize to the victims of, and those who have lived through, the 52-year conflict with FARC… -
Cult From 'Dalí to Deneuve - culture in Europe this week ‘Dalí, The Classical Dream’ presents a selection of 150 works by the Spanish surrealist artist with the aim of showing how he was inspired by great Italian masters like Raphael and… -
Economy US employment growth steady but slower in September US employers hired 156,000 people in September against a forecast of 175,000. -
Europe News EU's Juncker stresses support for US free trade deal The head of the EU executive has reiterated his support for a free trade deal between Europe and the United States. -
Morocco Parliamentary elections begin in Morocco Morocco goes to the ballot box in the second parliamentary elections since the 2011 constitutional reform. -
Greece Lost in frustration: Lesbos at boiling point over refugee limbo The EU-Turkey deal to stop the flow of refugees into Europe has turned the Greek island of Lesbos into a floating detention centre. -
Markets Pound hammered by flash crash The pound suffered a massive temporary loss in value overnight, diving 10 percent against the dollar in just minutes - a so-called flash crash. -
World News Santos tells euronews ending violence in Colombia his priority Juan Manuel Santos was recently in the euronews studios in Brussels for an interview which concentrated on his peace process with the FARC guerillas. -
No Comment Condor released back to the wild in Argentina An Andean condor, who was treated in a Buenos Aires zoo following a gun shot wound, has been released into the wild of North Western Argentina this week. -
No Comment Matthew: Haitians begin recovery after Hurricane As the weather calms in Haiti, residents have begun recovery efforts, salvaging what is left of their houses. -
No Comment USA: Plane hits eye of Hurricane Matthew Hurricane Matthew pelted Florida with heavy rains as the deadly storm steamed ever closer to the coast with catastrophic winds of 209 kilometres per hour. -
World News Where now for Colombia's peace process after Santos Nobel prize? Colombia's president has received the Nobel Peace Prize for a peace deal rejected at the weekend by his electorate. Can the deal be revived? -
World News And also...Turkish cat statue, a nuclear bunker in China and a giant dinosaur print Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… -
My Europe Series Germany: workers reaping what they sow! A look at some innovative ways to boost well being at work. -
World News Video: Inside cabin of plane flying through the eye of Hurricane Matthew -
My Europe Series Happiness at work - dream or reality? Do you work to live or live to work? The Euronews Insiders team finds out how important it is to enjoy your employment and how your employer can help. -
World News President of Colombia Juan Manuel Santos wins the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos has won the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end the country’s civil war. -
Philippines Duterte says foreign critics can keep their aid, Philippines can "do without" America To mark 100 days in power President Roberto Duterte of the Philippines says he does not care about US and EU threats to cut aid, and that his country does not need the Americans any more. -
USA New Jersey train travelling at twice legal speed says crash inquiry Investigators into the deadly end-of September crash in Hoboken say train was travelling at twice the speed limit -
Haiti Hurricane Matthew: Death toll soars in Haiti More than 300 people have died in Haiti and the death toll is expected to rise as rescuers reach the worst-affected areas cut-off by the storm. -
USA 'This storm will kill you': Florida braces for Hurricane Matthew Florida's governor issued a stark warning - "Do not surf, do not go to the beach, this storm will kill you," as the Sunshine State prepares for the Category 4 hurricane. -
Pakistan Pakistan passes law against 'honour killings' Pakistan’s parliament has unanimously passed a law against so-called “honour killings”, three months after the murder of a social media star. -
USA Hundreds dead in Haiti as Hurricane Matthew sweeps towards Florida The most powerful storm to hit the Caribbean for years leaves a trail of devastation in the poor island nation.