14 October 2016 | Euronews
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USA Two more women allege Trump groped them in the past The separate complaints concern alleged unwanted sexual advances the Republican presidential candidate made in the early 1990s and in 2007. He denies misconduct. -
Italy Italian troops to join NATO mission in Latvia Recent Russian military exercises in the Baltic region has left some European countries rattled. -
Cuba US-Cuba: Obama lifts limits on rum and cigars It is a parting gift from President Obama to US tourists in Cuba. -
Sweden Creepy clown stabs teenager in Sweden A wave of creepy clown sightings has spread to Sweden, where a teenager was stabbed by a man in a clown mask. -
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United Kingdom Brexit: how hard can it be? A look at the clues so far as to future negotiations, as the British government adopts a hardline stance on immigration while the EU digs in on free movement - with Donald Tusk saying that far from be -
Ukraine Ukraine: Radical nationalist fighters form political party Thousands of activists, notably members and supporters of Ukraine’s far-right Azov regiment and the ultra-radical Right Sector group, have marched through Kyiv, brandishing banners and… -
Sport Sordo takes the lead at Rally Spain Dani Sordo produced a masterful drive to take the lead at Rally Spain on Friday boosting hopes of a home win for the first time in 21 years. -
Israel UNESCO moves to calm tensions with Israel The UN’s cultural agency UNESCO has moved to try to calm tensions with Israel after the country’s cut cooperation with it on Friday. -
My Europe Series FGM and forced marriage: EU countries not spared Europe faced with stiff challenge to combat FGM and forced marriage in new and existing migrant communities. -
Economy Portugal tries for a budget balance between deficit and austerity Portugal's Socialist minority government has unveiled a 2017 budget intended to reduce the deficit, but also roll back some austerity measures. -
Nigeria Nigeria's President Buhari says his wife belongs in the kitchen The Nigerian president is at the centre of a row after suggesting his wife belongs in the kitchen. -
Business Planet How the EU's Copernicus space programme is starting to pay off Since Europe's 1998 decision to have its own Earth Observation system it has spent several billion euros putting the Copernicus programme's Sentinel satellites into space. Despite the huge costs the d -
USA Accidental gun deaths involving children rocket in the US Crystal Mees lost her son Bryson in an accidental shooting incident. -
USA Trump takes aim at the press as White House campaign struggles Die-hard supporters are standing by their man but Donald Trump’s road to the White House is looking rockier than ever. -
Iraq Iraqi army prepares to retake Mosul Iraqi special forces have begun a major military build up outside Mosul ahead of a planned offensive to retake the ISIL held city. -
Thailand Large crowds in Thailand pay tribute to King Bhumibol Many people lined the streets of Bangkok as a procession carried the king's body following his death. -
Business Series The future of TV at MIPCOM 2016 - follow live -
Europe News Wallonia says no to CETA One of the three official regions of Belgium has adopted a resolution which could block the signing of a mammoth free trade deal between the EU and Canada. -
Markets Bank of England's Carney says inflation and price rises will make things difficult for some Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has warned inflation will rise with the falling value of the pound pushing up prices. -
World News ExoMars has Red Planet in its sights - within days! Landing on Mars is notoriously difficult. -
Bermuda Footage of Hurricane Nicole as seen from the International Space Station -
Business Series Sinochem and ChemChina merger on the cards say sources Chinese firms Sinochem and ChemChina are reportedly talking about possibly merging to create a more competitive global industry player. -
Turkey Turkey's holiday resort of Antalya hit by rocket attack Turkey’s holiday resort of Antalya has reportedly been hit by a triple rocket attack. -
My Europe Series The State of the Union From free trade to Ken Loach via the Sakharov Prize - what has been hot and what has not in Brussels this week. -
Cult Bob Dylan wins Nobel Prize in Literature Bob Dylan has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2016 “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition”. -
Cult Culture across Europe: from Caravaggio to Doisneau A cultural must when visiting the French capital – the Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain is about to kick off with 180 galleries from 27 countries. -
Economy European car sales strong in September European car sales grew by a strong 7.3 percent last month with increases for smaller so-called volume vehicles and luxury premium cars alike. -
Business Series Samsung gives latest cost estimates for Note 7 disaster Samsung says will take a hit to its operating profit of about 2.7 billion euros in the next two quarters from scrapping the Note 7 smartphone. -
Netherlands Hate speech trial of far-right politician Wilders will go ahead A Dutch court ruled on Friday that prosecutors can pursue anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders over comments in which he led a roomful of supporters in chanting that they wanted “fewer” Moroccans in th -
Business Series Saudi Arabia and SoftBank plan to become world's largest tech investors Saudi Arabia and Japan's SoftBank are to team up to launch a huge technology investment fund to back cutting edge innovations. -
USA Newspaper hits back at Trump's threat to sue The New York TImes has given short shrift to legal threats from Donald Trump's lawyers. -
Thailand Crown prince Maha Vajiralongkorn heir to the Thai throne Crown prince Maha Vajiralongkorn was in Germany when Thai palace officials announced that his father, 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, was seriously ill. -
No Comment Hurricane Nicole batters Bermuda leaving trail of destruction and thousands without power Trees were uprooted and roofs ripped off in Bermuda, homes were flooded, and thousands of households suffered power cuts. -
World News And also... Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… -
No Comment Money DJ - Brits use new five pound note to play vinyl records While post-Brexit woes are causing the pound to plummet in recent months, innovative Brits have found something better to do with their cash. -
Israel Israel suspends cooperation with UNESCO Israel has suspended cooperation with UNESCO. -
No Comment Thailand: Crowds mourn following news of King's death A woman fainted and many broke down with emotion outside the Siriraj hospital in Bangkok, after learning the news that Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej had died. -
My Europe Series Belgium goes on the offensive against forced marriages Belgium finds taking on forced marriage and domestic violence is a complex task fraught with dangers. -
Sport Pedrosa suffers broken collarbone in dramatic Japanese GP practice session Dani Pedrosa could miss the next three races of the World Championship after the Spaniard broke his collarbone in practice for the Japanese MotoGP on Friday. -
My Europe Series Turning the tide of abuse Sophie Claudet: “Could you briefly sum up the cultural origins of female genital mutilation? -
Cinema 'Nocturama' haunting thriller in the heart of Paris This week’s choice is a film that has polarised movie-goers – ‘Nocturama’ by French director Bertrand Bonello is a daring and controversial portrait of Parisian youths conducting terror attacks around -
Cult Graffiti artist takes over Paris château A French street artist has been given carte blanche to show his work at the Château de Vincennes, on the edge of Paris. -
Sport EuroLeague: CSKA open up title defence with Galatasaray thrashing CSKA Moscow opened up the defense of their EuroLeague title in dominant fashion, thrashing the Turks of Galatasaray in their season opener. -
Syria Assad: Saudis offered aid in exchange for cutting ties between Syria and Iran President Bashar al-Assad has said that Saudi Arabia offered to help his regime if they denounced Iran. -
Germany German police find DNA of neo-Nazi cell member on girl's remains Police in Germany say they have recovered DNA from the recently discovered remains of a girl who disappeared 15 years ago, claiming it matches that of a dead member of a neo-Nazi terror… -
Thailand King Bhumibol: Mourning continues for Thai monarch As Thailand begins the first day without a king for 70 years, citizens gather to pay their respects to their "beacon of stability". -
United Kingdom Clumsy customer tumbling televisions slip costs thousands WATCH: A clumsy shopper in a British store damaged TVs worth thousands in just seconds. -
Mexico Watch: Diver's miraculous escape after shark smashes into cage This is the terrifying moment a shark came crashing into a diving cage – with someone trapped inside. -
Colombia Colombia ceasefire extended as rebels attempt peace President Santos of Colombia announces an extension of the ceasefire between the government and Farc rebels will be extended until December 31. -
Europe News Barroso's commission: where are they now? A third of Jose Barroso’s European Commission colleagues have taken up high level roles in the business sector since leaving public office. -
USA Democrats blast Trump as 'unfit for office' amid sexual assault allegations “You claim you are the party of family values and you nominate this guy? -
France French right-wing face off for the conservative presidential nomination French right-wing rivals faced off in the first presidential primary debate to decide the conservative nomination. -
Israel Israel angered by UNESCO decision on holy site UNESCO has renewed a resolution criticising Israel for restricting Muslim access to a holy site in east Jerusalem, a move which has angered Israel. -
Syria Airstrikes intensify in Aleppo, ahead of US-Russia peace talks Rescue workers say at least 150 people have been killed in the eastern rebel-held sector of the city in the last few days.