19 October 2016 | Euronews
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World News ICC finds former DRC vice president guilty of bribing witnesses The former vice president of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been found guilty of bribing witnesses at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. -
World News Deadly air raid near Aleppo sparks diplomatic row between Russia and Belgium Belgium’s foreign ministry has summoned the Russian ambassador following claims by Moscow that Belgian jets had killed six civilians in an air strike near… -
Sport Champions League: Manchester City fail to deliver, Arsenal turn on the style Paris Saint Germain produced a stunning display to thump FC Basel 3-0 in their Champions League Group A clash at the Parc des Princes. -
USA Will Trump descend even lower in the last debate? Our Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe gives an indication of what to expect in the the third and final debate of the US election: “Tonight live from Las Vegas, the ‘season finale’ of this unpreced -
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World News LIVE: what happened to the Mars landing Schiaparelli probe? Scientists are scrambling to confirm the status of the European lander which was due to have landed on the Red Planet's surface, after contact was lost during its descent. -
Business Series Robots really are trying to take over Hollywood Making creative decisions using data, algorithms and artificial intelligence; it all sounds terrifying to people who make a living in the TV and film industry. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU leaders to talk trade at summit This is the Brief from Brussels, euronews’ daily roundup on EU affairs. -
World News French president pushes for longer Aleppo ceasefire Just hours before he meets the leaders of Russia and Germany, French President Francois Hollande said on Wednesday that he’s urgently trying to extend an eleven hour ceasefire planned for tomorrow in… -
Cult Prague Toilet Museum victims of own success Flushed with success, a rare museum in Prague is moving to the Old Town to become more accessible to tourists. -
Focus Dutch technology to protect internet devices from hacking How can we protect electronic devices from hacking? -
Germany Two German police are badly hurt in 'far-right' shootout A man said to belong to a far-right group is under arrest after two German police officers were shot and seriously hurt while raiding a house south of Nuremburg on… -
Spain Spanish mum, 62, shows off new baby Lina Alvarez is no ordinary mother. -
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Ukraine Ukraine: Thousands mourn Russian separatist commander killed in blast The funeral was held on Wednesday of prominent Russian separatist commander Arseny Pavlov, killed on Sunday in a bomb blast in the lift of his apartment building in the eastern Ukrainian city of… -
Czech Republic Russian man held by Czech police over 'hacking aimed at US' Police in the Czech Republic have released video footage of a Russian man’s arrest in connection with hacking attacks on targets in the United States. -
Business Line Samsung's reputation burned by Galaxy Note 7 disaster In Business Line we look at the hit to Samsung's bottom line and its reputation from the scrapping of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7. -
Sport Anouck Jaubert shines in China France’s Anouck Jaubert proved too strong for her opponents in Wujiang as she became the first Athlete to secure four Climbing Speed World Cups in a season. -
Iraq Hundreds of families flee Mosul every day As the battle for Mosul nears displaced peoples camp in northern Iraq grow larger by the day. -
Sport Turner and Soares clinch the 2016 Jungle Marathon Competitors from all over the world were made to dig deep as they took on the infamous Jungle Marathon, a gruelling 254km trek through the Brazilian rainforest. -
Germany Views of Berlin - from a Syrian tour guide When city guide Firas Zakri takes you on a tour of Berlin, don’t expect to see the Brandenburg Gate, the city’s famous TV tower or other well-known landmarks of the German… -
Cinema Ben Affleck's autistic Accountant tops box office Ben Affleck stars as Christian Wolff in ‘The Accountant’, an autistic math savant who serves some of the world’s most dangerous crime lords undercover as a trained… -
Iraq Fierce resistance and ISIL threats as Mosul assault progresses On day three of their Mosul assault and despite fierce resistance, US-backed Iraqi government forces and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters are slowly but surely closing in on ISIL’s last city stronghold in… -
United Kingdom Calais children: the story so far -
Europe News Hungarian journalists protest over newspaper closure Protesters in Brussels have called for stronger protestions for media freedom in Hungary after the the biggest opposition newspaper The Hungarian government has denied any… -
Economy DiCaprio to cooperate on Malaysian investment fund corruption probe Leonardo DiCaprio has said he will cooperate with investigations of corruption allegations against Malaysia's state investment fund 1MDB. -
France At boiling point: Frustrated French police officers stage 'illegal' protests The French are known for staging impressive protests, going on strike and rallying against alleged injustices. -
World News Europe and Russia's mission to Mars The ExoMars mission blasted off seven months ago abord a Russian rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. -
Economy UK job growth slows but no Brexit shock yet Job creation in Britain slowed in the three months up to August but it seems the Brexit vote has not yet undermined the labour market. -
Spain Spain: migrants end protest at Madrid detention centre A group of migrants said to be of Algerian and Moroccan origin and facing deportation had spent the night on the roof. Conditions in Spanish immigration centres have been criticised. -
Economy China's economic growth stable at 6.7% in third quarter China's economy is stabilising the Q3 stats show though growth is increasingly dependent on higher government spending and a red-hot property market. -
Cinema UK selects Iranian horror movie as Oscar entry Set in Tehran during the Iran-Iraq war, horror movie ‘Under the Shadow’ is the feature debut of Iranian director Babak Anvari. -
No Comment A world view Video of Earth from the International Space Station (taken from Nasa live cut during the Orbital ATK launch). -
No Comment Philippine police van rams into activists outside US embassy A rally to protest against the presence of US troops in the Philippines turned violent on Wednesday (October 19) as a police van rammed into activists gathered outside the US embassy in… -
Philippines Philippines: Anti-US protesters rammed by police van A police van rammed protesters, injuring several people, during a demonstration outside the US embassy in the Philippines on Wednesday. -
Cult Art in all its forms from Bilbao to Lisbon The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is displaying some fifty paintings by Francis Bacon, including works rarely seen in public before, alongside those of Spanish and French masters who influenced his work -
Cult Budapest beats to Ritmo world music festival Featuring artists from all over the world, from South Korea to Norway via Turkey or Senegal, the Budapest Ritmo festival was a celebration of world music. -
Japan Direct flights resume between Madrid and Tokyo after 18-year hiatus The first direct flight between Spain and Japan in 18 years has successfully landed in Tokyo’s Narita airport. -
World News Is there life on Mars? Landing of ExoMars probe today may tell us more Destination: The Red Planet. -
USA US presidential debate: what are the odds in the country's betting capital? Tonight (October 19) could be the last chance for Donald Trump to swing the polls in his favour. -
China A giant leap forward? China embarks on its longest space mission to date China's Shenzhou-11 docks at the Tiangong 2 space lab in what could be a giant leap forward for its space programme. -
World News Does it matter what female politicians wear? The public do care what powerful women look like and here is why it matters: -
Republic of Ecuador Ecuador says it cut Julian Assange's internet access Ecuador’s government has confirmed it had temporarily cut internet access for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. -
USA Obama tells Trump 'to stop whining' President Barack Obama has voiced his opinion of Donald Trump’s election-rigging claims while also telling the Republican candidate to stop whining. -
Venezuela Venezuela 'protects unpopular government' with delayed polls Venezuela’s state governorship elections are being carried over to next year instead of being held in December. -
World News Legia Ultras clash with police in Madrid There were ugly scenes before the Champions league tie between Legia Warsaw and Real Madrid despite security having been beefed up. -
Greece Asylum-seekers on Lesbos protest against EU's closed border More than one thousand residents and asylum-seekers on the Greek island of Lesbos took to the streets on Tuesday night to protest the European Union’s closed border… -
Iraq Iraqi and Kurdish forces secure more outlying villages on road to Mosul Iraqi and Kurdish Peshmerga forces claim to have secured yet more villages on the outskirts of Mosul as they head towards Iraq’s second city.