11 October 2016 | Euronews
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Turkey Anger between Turkey and Iraq ahead of battle for Mosul Just weeks ahead of an expected push led-by Iraqi troops to retake the ISIL-held city of Mosul and tensions have risen between Turkey and Iraq. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Barroso faces EU petition This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Afghanistan Gunmen slaughter Shiite pilgrims in the Sakhi Shrine in Kabul Three gunmen dressed in military or police uniforms have opened fire on Shiite worshipers at the Sakhi Shrine in Kabul. -
United Kingdom Johnson slams Russian action in Syria as bombs rain down on Aleppo In his first speech as foreign secretary Boris Johnson accused Russia of "deliberate attacks on humanitarian convoys." -
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Sport England lose 100% record after goalless draw with Slovenia in World Cup qualifiers Germany soldier on while England falter in latest World Cup qualifiers -
World No aid-for-immigrants deal with EU, Afghan leader tells Euronews In Global Conversation, Abdullah Abdullah, second in charge in Afghanistan, discusses mismanagement of foreign aid, democracy and ongoing terrorism. -
Greece Greece opens reception centre for unaccompanied refugee boys A new reception centre for unaccompanied refugee boys opened in the suburbs of Athens on Tuesday, offering those who have made the perilous journey to Europe a safe space, away from traffickers and ot -
Sport Amber Neben wins second UCI Women's Time Trial title Amber Neben grabs Gold at the UCI Road Race Championships in Qatar -
Sci-Tech Electrics cars are the stars at Paris Motor Show It’s all about electric car prototypes at this year’s Paris Motor Show. -
Afghanistan Deadly gun attack on a Shiite shrine in Kabul Three gunmen in military uniforms have attacked a Shiite shrine in the Afghan capital Kabul. -
Economy World Health Organisation urges high taxes on sugary drinks A tax of at least 20 percent on sugary drinks is being called for by the World Health Organisation to fight the problem of obesity. -
France Frosty Franco-Russian relations The Chief French Diplomat Jean-Marc Ayrault is leading the charge to save aleppo but it is putting him at odds with Russia -
Europe News MEPs unveil shortlist for EU rights prize MEPs have approved their final shortlist for the EU’s human rights award, the Sakharov Prize. -
France France opens first supervised injection facility for drug addicts France has opened its first supervised injection facility for drug users. -
Economy Saudi Aramco boss warns low prices threaten future energy supplies Saudi Aramco's head Amin Nasser says low prices mean cash-strapped energy companies are not investing risking shortages of oil and gas in the future. -
Sport Mercedes celebrate third constructor's title in a row Mercedes Formula One team have been celebrating their constructor's title in their UK headquarters. -
USA Trump defiant as Clinton rides high in the polls One looks on track for the White House as the other’s campaign seems to be spiralling out of control. -
United Kingdom Stephen King steps in to calm the creepy clown craze Horror writer steps in to calm concerns after a spate of creepy clown sightings across the US and Europe. -
USA President Obama plots a course to Mars and back by the 2030s US President Barack Obama has revealed that the United States is working in partnership with private companies to send and expedition to Mars and back by the 2030s. -
Sport No games for Rome as city council scotches Olympic bid Rome has withdrawn from the 2024 Olympics leaving only Paris, Los Angeles and Budapest in the running. -
Europe News EU employees set to hand in Barroso petition A petition started by EU employees against former European Commission President José Manuel Barroso has gathered more than 150,000 signatures. -
Afghanistan Afghan women imprisoned in elder's homes Women in Afghanistan are forced to serve time in tribal elder's homes where they are effectively treated as their property -
Haiti WHO to send a million doses of cholera vaccine to Haiti The death toll is mounting amid fears about security and cholera while thousands are rescued from widespread flooding in the southern United States. -
Business Series Airbus to downsize A380 production Airbus is planning to build fewer of its A380 superjumbos, slowing assembly to one aircraft per month from 2018. -
Syria Russian jets 'resume heavy Aleppo bombing' After several days of relative calm in Aleppo, Russian jets resumed heavy bombardment of rebel-held areas on Tuesday, according to a rebel official and a British-based monitoring… -
Cinema HBO expands into Eastern European HBO Europe, the European arm of the Time Warner service, is following on the success of its first season with Season Two of Hungarian TV series ‘Aranyelet’ (‘Golden… -
Cult Arab Fashion Week introduces 'ready-couture' The 3rd edition of Arab Fashion Week (AFW) has come to a close in Dubai. -
Cult Classic cars are the stars in Berlin For some people, they are just cars from the past. -
Markets Pound's Brexit vote battering continues Experts see no end to sterling's fall in value against other currencies due to worries over the effects of the UK's vote to leave the European Union. -
Russia Putin pulls out of Paris trip amid Syria tensions Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancelled a planned trip to Paris next week, after his French counterpart said he would see him only for talks on Syria. -
Syria The heartbreaking reality of child marriage It’s the magic moment that people will remember for the rest of their lives – the day they pledge their undying love for each other in front of their nearest and… -
Business Series Samsung abandons production of Note 7 In a statement, the company says it has made a "final decision" to stop making its star product. It comes in the wake of reports of devices spontaneously catching fire. -
No Comment Lyon shines light on cinema with launch of 8th Lumière Film Festival The eighth edition of the Lumière Film Festival has been launched in Lyon, France with a screening of ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. -
No Comment Taxi drivers demonstrate in Lisbon Portuguese taxi drivers took to the streets of Lisbon to rally against driving companies such as Uber and Cabify, which are not covered by the same tax, training and safety regulations as the city’s r -
No Comment Clashes between students and Police in South Africa Violent clashes have erupted between students and police officers in South Africa. -
Israel Jerusalem: Yom Kippur observed under heightened security Yom Kippur is being observed under heightened security in Jerusalem. -
Niger Merkel in Africa - stemming the migrant flow The German chancellor is on the second leg of a three-country African tour which started in Mali and will finish in Ethiopia. -
Target Ukraine sets sights on foreign investment Are foreign companies ready to invest in Ukraine, given the military conflict in the east of the country? -
World News Hollywood actress arrested at pipeline protest Shailene Woodley has been arrested in North Dakota while protesting against a planned pipeline that Native Americans say will desecrate sacred land and damage the environment. -
Colombia Colombian government and ELN rebels to begin formal talks to revive FARC peace deal The Colombian government is to start formal peace talks with the ELN – or National Liberation Army – the country’s second largest rebel group. -
USA Trump and Clinton ramp up attacks after brutal debate Both US presidential nominees remained in attack mode following Sunday’s brutal televised debate as they held separate rallies in Pennsylvania and Ohio. -
Haiti UN calls for a 'massive response' to help battered Haiti 1,000 dead – unofficial estimate 750,000 people in need of life-saving assistance 119 billion dollars appeal – UN The United Nations has called for a “massive response” to help Haiti in the wake of -
Greece Refugee children start school in Greece It was school time for hundreds of migrant and refugee children living in camps in Greece on Monday (Oct 10).