24 October 2016 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: France begins Calais 'Jungle' evacuation This is the Brief from Brussels, euronews’ daily roundup of the top stories from across Europe. -
Venezuela Venezuela's government and opposition to meet on Sunday The news comes as protests dubbed "The takeover of Venezuela" are planned for Wednesday -
Mexico Mexicans don skeleton disguises for a pre-Day of the Dead parade Hundreds of costumed revelers joined a parade in Mexico City at the weekend , disguising themselves as the iconic Mexican skeleton figure known as “ La Catrina” or “Elegant… -
Slovenia Saving the whale - IWC meets in Slovenia Dispute between Australia and Japan is likely to feature near the top of the agenda at the organisation's biennial congress -
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USA CO2 emissions in earth's atmosphere hit important threshold The earth has reached a worrying new milestone. -
United Kingdom Brexit meeting 'deeply frustrating' says Scotland's First Minister The British prime minister has called on the devolved parliaments of the UK to stand united on Brexit. -
Sport WTA Finals: Svetlana Kuznetsova overcame defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska Russia’s Svetlana Kuznetsova overcame defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska in a thrilling round-robin encounter at the WTA Finals on Monday. -
Syria Russia "currently not considering" fresh truce in Aleppo Fighting has flared in the city and the province of Idlib after a three-day unilateral ceasefire declared by Moscow ended at the weekend. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: the Tomb of Saint Daniel This is one of numerous places claimed as the final resting place of the biblical prophet Daniel -
USA Polling stations open for early voting in US battleground state Florida Polling stations have opened in the largest US battleground state of Florida, amid a tight race there between White House hopefuls Donald Trump and Hillary… -
Pakistan Polio in decline in Pakistan Polio is at last beginning to subside in Pakistan, however, with the Taliban holding a vendetta against those daring to vaccinate against the highly contagious disease, how much can one man do to cont -
Business Series India's Tata says bye-bye to Mistry, but why? Ratan Tata returns to head India's biggest conglomerate as Cyrus Mistry - his replacement just four years ago - is removed with no reason given. -
Central African Republic Violence erupts at anti-UN mission protest in CAR Tensions boil over into violence in the Central African Republic. -
France Too hot to Handel: Conductor Cosma clocks up musical milestone -
Libya Libya: Freed ISIL migrant girl relives kidnap ordeal The horror of life in the clutches of ISIL has been described by a 12-year-old girl, one of a group of Eritrean female captives of the extremists to have been freed by pro-government forces in… -
Europe News EU-Canada trade pact still on rocky ground The chances of EU and Canada finalising a free trade looks ever more remote. -
France Purgatory: a history of migrants in Calais With the so-called "jungle camp set for closure, and thousands of migrants soon to be once again displaced, euronews looks back at close to two decades of migrants in Calais. -
Business Series AT&T says Time-Warner merger doesn't raise competition issues AT&T thinks its proposed mega-merger with media and entertainment group Time Warner can be tweeked so would not be blocked by competition regulators. -
France Calm prevails as the Jungle is cleared Bystanders describe the mood as one of resignation, following sporadic outbreaks of unrest overnight. -
Spain Spain's Rajoy welcomes Socialists' decision to end political deadlock Mariano Rajoy is heading towards a second term as Spain’s Prime Minister, after Socialists agreed not to block his latest bid to form a government. -
Greece Fire at Greek migrant camp as frustrations boil over Protesters denouncing delays in dealing with their asylum claims set fire to facilities used by the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) on the Greek island of Lesbos on… -
Sci-Tech Virtual and Augmented reality the latest craze, big time Video game enthusiasts are watching and waiting to see what virtual and augmented reality will come up with next. -
Sport Mourinho's 'Special One' status in serious jeopardy after crushing defeat by former club Chelsea It was a brutal return to the Bridge for Jose Mourinho as his United charges who were thrashed 4-0. -
China British banker on trail for brutal Hong Kong murder Rurik Jutting is on trial in Hong Kong for the murder of two Indonesian women. The 31-year old plead not guilty. -
Business Series Microsoft to raise prices over Brexit vote linked pound slump Microsoft is to sharply increase the prices for some of its enterprise software and cloud storage in Britain after the value of the pound plunged. -
Business Series Philips latest earnings are healthy, sees volatility in Europe Dutch healthcare technology and services company Philips has reported a 14 percent rise in quarterly earnings. -
Iraq Few gains in first week of battle for Mosul Coalition forces edge closer to Mosul in Iraq, as the battle to take the city from ISIL enters its second week. -
Business Series Samsung launches future discount offer for Galaxy Note 7 owners Samsung steps up efforts to retain South Korean customers after the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco by offering discounts on the future 8 series handset. -
Economy Eurozone business activity improves in October Business activity in the eurozone expanded in October at the fastest pace so far this year with Germany again the star. -
Next Series Humanoid robots to 'replace' search and rescue workers Italian researchers are developing a humanoid robot to replace humans in search and rescue operations following disasters. -
Next Series Takeaway: search and rescue robot Height: 1. -
Belgium Wallonia rejects EU ultimatum over Canada free trade deal The Belgian region of Wallonia has rejected today’s ultimatum to withdraw its opposition to the planned free trade pact between the EU and Canada. -
France Calais mostly calm as hundreds of migrants leave 'Jungle' voluntarily The first buses have left the camp on France's northern coast, taking migrants to other centres in France as the authorities prepare to begin demolition work. -
No Comment Iraqis arrive at army checkpoint Several displaced families arrived at an Iraqi army checkpoint in Qayara on Sunday after hunger forced them to leave their villages south of Mosul. -
Cinema 'Good Girls Revolt' a 60s discrimination drama that reverberates today Amazon’s latest original series is based on the book 'Good Girls Revolt' by Lynn Povich,' about a group of women employed by Newsweek magazine in the 1960's who ended up suing the magazine for discrim -
World News Video: Not for arachnophobes! Huntsman spider munches on dead mouse -
France Out of the 'Jungle': migrant children find new life in UK A week before the evacuation of the Calais 'Jungle' camp, Britain started taking in some of the 1,300 unaccompanied children and youths there. -
Cinema The zany world of the Wunderlichs is a crazy comedy 'Die Welt der Wunderlichs'(Wunderlich's World) is a zany family comedy about a single mother on the brink of a nervous breakdown. -
No Comment Drone footage shows Aleppo 'moonscape' Drone footage released by a pro-rebel media group based in Aleppo shows the extend of the destruction of the city. -
Russia Hundreds recreate Napoleonic battle Members of Russian historical reconstruction clubs on Sunday reenacted the Battle of Maloyaroslavets which took place near Moscow during the 1812 Napoleonic war in… -
Malta French defence officials die in Malta plane crash The French Defence Ministry has confirmed that three of its officials and two private contractors were killed in the crash of a light aircraft in Malta on Monday The plane, taking part in a surveillan -
France France: first migrants begin leaving Calais 'Jungle' camp Hundreds of people are expected to be moved to centres for asylum seekers elsewhere in France as the authorities prepare to dismantle the camp. -
Iraq Iraq: UNICEF says up to 1.5 million may be affected by Mosul offensive The UN agency believes half of the many people impacted by events in the northern Iraqi city may be children. -
Russia Video: Russia's cold war aircraft carrier the Admiral Kuznetsov This is the Admiral Kuznetsov, the Russian aircraft carrier said to be so unreliable it has to travel with a tug in case it breaks down. -
Sport Crutchlow becomes first British rider to win Australian MotoGP as Hamilton celebrates 50th career F1 victory Cal Crutchlow took full advantage of a crash by World champion Marc Marquez to win the Australian Grand Prix for his second career victory. -
France Clearing the Jungle France will start removing 10,000 migrants from the squalid, ramshackle camp known as the Jungle in Calais on Monday. -
Seychelles Asian sailors freed by Somali pirates after five years Twenty-six Asian sailors have been freed after being held hostage by Somali pirates for nearly five years. -
USA California bus crash kills 13 A tour bus has crashed near Palm Springs in California killing 13 people and injuring 31 others. -
Poland Women in Poland hold more protests against tighter abortion laws Polish women dressed in black took to the streets on Sunday in another round of protests against the government’s attempts to tighten abortion laws. -
Lithuania Agrarian newcomers claim victory in shock Lithuanian election result There has been a surprise result in Lithuania’s general election with political newcomers the Peasant and Green Union claiming victory. -
France France begins evacuating migrants from Calais 'jungle' camp France has begun clearing migrants from the Calais camp nicknamed the “jungle” ahead of dismantling it by the end of this week. -
Iraq Mosul: Turkey supports Peshmerga forces in the fight against ISIL Iraqi forces have taken two more villages from ISIL jihadists as they push on towards Mosul.