18 October 2016 | Euronews
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Africanews Spouses of Ugandan police help force cut down procurement expenditure A first of its kind in the country, wives of police officers produce uniforms for the force as a way of offsetting procurement challenges. -
Yemen Yemenis in Sanaa react to new 72-hour ceasefire In Yemen, residents in the capital Sanaa have reacted to the UN’s announcement that a 72-hour ceasefire will start late on Wednesday, by calling for a permanent end to the… -
France French court rejects plea for more time before Calais camp closure A French court has rejected an attempt by a group of charities to block the imminent closure of the so-called “jungle” migrant camp in Calais. -
Sport Champions League: Leicester City edge out FC Copenhagen, Spurs draw CSKA Moscow were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw by Monaco in their Champions League Group E clash in Russia. -
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Israel UNESCO passes controversial Jerusalem resolution The UN’s cultural body UNESCO has adopted a contentious resolution heavily criticising Israel’s activities at holy sites in East Jerusalem. -
Iran Iran jails American-Iranian father and son for 10 years for 'spying' Siamak Namazi and his 80-year-old father Baquer were accused of cooperating with the US, according to Iranian media. -
USA Watch: Policewoman narrowly avoids being mowed down by own patrol car Dashboard footage shows the dramatic moment a policewoman narrowly avoided being mowed down by her own patrol car. -
Business Series Still sceptical about virtual reality? You shouldn't be -
USA US presidential elections: Meet the third-party candidates who are also running -
World News All you need to know about Europe's new mission to Mars Mars has long piqued people’s interest – from science fiction tales of Martians to Elon Musk’s goal of one day colonising the planet. -
Iraq Retaking Mosul: what are the possible consequences? As the fight for Mosul rages on, leaders outside Iraq are discussing the possible, potentially damaging, consequences of retaking the city from ISIL. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Leaders meet to discuss Ukraine This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the daily news stories making headlines around Europe. -
Cinema Catherine Deneuve wins Lumiere Award The eighth edition of the Lumiere Festival in the French city of Lyon opened in style with guest of honour Quentin Tarantino. -
Iraq Mosul civilians face potential 'humanitarian catastrophe' Even if ISIL are defeated, the people of Mosul's suffering may not end there. -
Economy Rising US inflation makes December interest rate hike more likely US consumer prices rose in September - up 1.5 percent year-on-year - keeping the Federal Reserve on track to raise the cost of borrowing in December. -
Austria Convert or destroy - what will happen to Hitler's home? The building where Adolf Hitler was supposedly born will be remodeled, Austria’s interior minister has suggested after initially saying it would be torn down. -
Nigeria Parents of Chibok girls freed by Boko Haram appeal to Nigerian government The parents of 21 girls freed by the militants want their daughters' health and education taken care of. The government thinks Boko Haram is ready to negotiate the release of 83 more girls. -
World News ExoMars arrives at the Red Planet ExoMars is a mission of firsts – if all goes to plan then this will be Europe’s first controlled landing on Mars, and this is the first mission of its kind to go directly in search of signs of… -
Sport Dolderer crowned Red Bull Air Race World Champion Matthias Dolderer was officially crowned Germany’s first Red Bull Air Race World Champion on Sunday after the season’s final round in Las Vegas was shortened due to high… -
Business Series Samsung to compensate suppliers over Note 7 disaster Samsung is to help its component suppliers hit by the canceling of the Galaxy Note 7 with compensation for unused parts and unfinished components. -
Sport Dan Carter cleared by French Rugby Federation The French Rugby Federation has cleared former All Blacks Dan Carter of anti-doping breaches after the Top 14 final. -
Business Series Vodafone partners with Iranian internet firm HiWEB Vodafone is to help modernise the network and IT infrastructure of Iran's HiWEB as it looks for expand into new markets. -
Markets Netflix subscriber boom boosts shares Shares of Netflix shot up as the video streaming service added nearly 3.6 million subscribers between July and September. -
Sport Tour de France 2017 route officially unveiled Organisers have unveiled an unconventional route for the 2017 Tour de France featuring many early climbs in a bid to limit the opportunities for strong teams to dominate stages and reward aggressive r -
Economy Hop over to Paris campaign launched to take advantage of Brexit bank moves Paris, Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Dublin are stepping up a charm offensive to lure London's financial institutions following the Brexit vote. -
France Brother of Salah Abdeslam urges Paris attacks suspect to speak Mohamed Abdeslam, the brother of the only known surviving suspect in the 2015 Paris attacks, has called on his sibling to talk. -
Iraq A family's flight from Mosul A family of five recount their perilous escape from Mosul and offer insight into what life under ISIL is like -
Europe News EU warns Wallonia over Canada trade pact The EU is stepping up the pressure on Belgium’s French-speaking region of Wallonia after its government refused to back a free trade deal with Canada. -
USA Trump 'way behind where Romney was' in 2012 election Euronews' Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe explains the Republican nominee's latest diatribe and tactics as he trails Hillary Clinton in the presidential race. -
Sci-Tech ExoMars mission enters crucial stage ExoMars, the European Space Agency’s mission to Mars, is at a crucial stage. -
World News The world's longest-reigning monarchs Who's the world's longest-lasting rulers? Five monarchs who have stood the test of time. -
Cult Phil Collins is back Phil Collins is back with a set of live shows in London, Paris and Germany as part of his ‘Not Dead Yet: Live’ tour. -
Iraq ISIL 'could use chemical weapons' as Iraqi coalition advances on Mosul The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) says the militants might use chemical weapons and use civilians as human shields as fighting approaches their last Iraqi stronghold. -
Business Series Ryanair blames weaker pound for profit forecast cut The weaker pound has led Ryanair to cut its annual profit forecast but it expects to boost market share by selling more tickets at cheaper prices. -
Economy Inflation means inflation with post-Brexit price rises Inflation in Britain jumped in September, and it was mostly more expensive clothes and costlier fuel which pushed it up, rather than the weaker pound. -
Syria Russia and Syria suspend strikes on Aleppo Russia and Syria have suspended air strikes on Aleppo, two days ahead of a planned eight-hour humanitarian pause to allow aid through to the city. -
No Comment Humpback whale calf freed from a shark net in Australia A mother Humpback whale received the assistance from the Sea World Rescue Team to free her calf who was entangled in Shark Control netting in Australia. -
No Comment Iraqi soldiers celebrate Mosul offensive Iraqi and Kurdish forces, backed by US-led airstrikes, launched coordinated military operations early on Monday as the long-awaited fight to wrest the northern city of Mosul from Islamic State fighter -
France Tour de France organisers unveil route for 2017 edition -
No Comment Watch: Boy left hanging from bomb-hit building in Aleppo is rescued This is the moment rescuers saved a boy left hanging precariously after more bombing in besieged Aleppo. -
Business Series How will Brexit impact the UK’s thriving creative industries? -
Ukraine Normandy group to meet in Berlin to discuss Ukraine peace deal Normandy group convenes to try and revive Minsk II peace process in Ukraine -
Thailand Thailand: economic concerns follow king's death Thailand is beginning a year of mourning for King Bhumibol. -
Argentina Watch: Argentine man narrowly avoids being crushed by glass ceiling Απίστευτο περιστατικό, «Άγιο» είχε ο φοιτητής -
World News Melania defends husband's "boy talk", Trump repeats "rigged election" claim Melania Trump says husband's "boy talk" not the man she knows, Clinton faces fresh claim she used influence to ward off e-mail charges. -
World News Dutch aid ship forced to quit Haitian port as crowds threaten security A Dutch ship with 35 tons of aid is unable to dock in Haiti as huge crowds make landing impossible -
World News Mass breakout from Sao Paulo psychiatric prison Prisoners still on the loose following escape from Sao Paulo psychiatric prison -
World News Torture and executions - Amnesty International warns of revenge attacks in Iraq Shia paramilitary groups and Iraqi government forces have carried out revenge attacks on Sunni Arabs suspected of supporting ISIL, that’s according to Amnesty… -
World News Iraqi troops advance on Mosul Iraqi forces leading the battle for Mosul spent the first day dislodging ISIL from a dozen or so villages some 20 km outside Iraq’s second largest city. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb nationalist is elected Srebrenica mayor Bosnian Serb Mladen Grujicic has been elected mayor of Srebrenica where thousands of Muslims were killed by Bosnian Serbs during the 1990s. -
Economy Greek unions protest against labour reforms Thousands of Greek workers protest at further labour reforms as government launches fresh talks with lenders -
India Hospital fire in eastern India kills 23 Dozens of firefighters battle with a blaze at a hospital in eastern India. -
Yemen Yemen's warring sides agree to a truce The UN has announced a ceasefire between Yemen’s warring parties which is to start Wednesday night local time.