26 October 2016 | Euronews
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Business Line Ahead of Brexit, Britain ponders the power of small regions in global trade deals Business Line considers how Wallonia's blocking of the CETA agreement with Canada could give London pause for thought on its Brexit negotiations. -
Russia Confusion over refuelling requests for Russian warships Russia has denied making a refuelling request to Spain for a fleet of its warships which has been sailing for the past week en route for Syria. -
USA US election: Trump promises 'revitalisation' as he opens new hotel US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has promised a “national plan of revitalisation” as he opened a new hotel in Washington DC. -
USA Final countdown to US election - our correspondent's take With less than two weeks to go until the much-anticipated US presidential election, Euronews’ Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe reflects on how both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are faring in -
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Italy Two earthquakes rock central Italy Two strong earthquakes, one measuring 5. -
France French government pledges €250 million extra funding for French police It comes after ten days of spontaneous protests by French police following an attack which left two officers badly wounded. -
Sport Kuznetsova reaches semis at WTA Finals in Singapore Kuznetsova blazes into the WTA semi-finals, Muguruza flames out. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: MEPs set to unveil rights prize winner This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Italy New earthquake strikes central Italy A strong tremor of at least 5. -
Germany German couple go on trial accused of torturing women A couple have gone on trial accused of luring women to their house in western Germany and torturing them so badly, that at least two of them died. -
Hungary Hungary: police officer shot dead during house search A Hungarian policeman has been shot dead, as officers tried to search the home of a 76-year-old suspected of illegally possessing firearms. -
Belgium French police to probe alleged UKIP scuffle French police will now investigate an alleged scuffle between two members of the UK Independence Party in the European Parliament building in Strasbourg. -
France Calais 'Jungle' camp clearance finished, prefect says French authorities have finished clearing the shanty town known as the “Jungle” outside Calais, saying were confident of dispersing the last of its inhabitants around… -
Japan Philippines President Duterte reassures Japan over China visit Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has said his recent visit to China was about economics and not security, as he sought to reassure Japan on an official visit to the… -
Europe News NATO finalises Baltic plans NATO has finalised plans to send troops to the Baltic states and eastern Poland. -
USA Miracle baby Lynlee who was born twice after life-saving surgery Lynlee at 23 weeks underwent a risky and complex surgery. -
Sport Real Madrid get a Basque bashing in Euroleague Spanish champions Real Madrid crashed to defeat against visitors Vitoria Gasteiz in Game 3 of the Euroleague season. -
Turkey Clashes erupt in Diyarbakir over mayor arrests Clashes erupted following the arrest of the joint mayors of the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir in Turkey, accused of having links to militants. -
Economy Moldova's growing wine ambitions Moldova - Europe's poorest country - is rich in grapes and plans to build on that to earn much needed foreign currency through wine sales. -
Sport Cavaliers make statement at start of new NBA season Cleveland demolished the Nicks to start their NBA title defence with a bang -
Afghanistan Dozens of villagers kidnapped and executed in Afghanistan Officials blame the attack in the province of Ghor on the so-called Islamic State. -
Europe News Italy may miss fiscal targets: EU Italy’s budget may not meet EU fiscal targets, according to the bloc’s executive body. -
United Kingdom Deja vu as Theresa May fends off 'shambolic' Brexit plan accusations The British Prime Minister has again clashed in parliament in the face of opposition charges that the government has no plan for Brexit. -
France Who protects the protectors? French police on strike as terror shatters nerves For many French police officers, the attack on their colleagues in the Parisian suburb of Viry-Chatillon was the straw the broke the camel’s back. -
Cult Long live art and culture the keys to human experience How can art and culture play a leading role in an epoch obsessed with itself and the pursuit of instant gratification, narcissism and financial crisis? -
Business Series Toyota: millions more airbag recalls Toyota is having to recall 5.8 million cars around the world over potentially faulty air bag inflators made by Japanese company Takata. -
Business Series Vodafone fined over customer failings Britain's telecoms regulator has fined Vodafone a record amount for what it called "serious and sustained" failings in its dealings with customers. -
Business Series Volkswagen: emissions scandal settlement agreed in the US A US judge has approved the latest Volkswagen settlement arising from its diesel emissions cheating scandal. -
Sci-Tech Hugh Herr moving mountains to end disability Hugh Herr ''a future world without disability'' -
Syria Syrian allied forces warn Turkey over Aleppo A field commander allied to the Syrian regime warned Turkey that any move towards their positions would be met 'decisively and with force.' -
World News Polish or Paint: 'The Legs' optical illusion sends Twitter into a frenzy It is obvious, isn’t it? -
France Fires rage in Calais migrant camp as clearance continues More shelters and tents have been set alight overnight and on Wednesday as a minority of migrants remain on site, despite an ongoing clearance operation. -
Sci-Tech Ancient meets modern in 3D reconstruction of Pompeii home To this day, Pompeii's famous ruins are a source of wonder and mystery to countless visitors. -
China Hong Kong legislature once again in turmoil as separatist law makers ignore barring order A meeting of Hong Kong’s legislative council once again descended into chaos on Wednesday after separatist lawmakers ignored an order barring them from the… -
France The "French Kiss" as a universal language Street artist and video-mapping aficionado Julien Nonnon illuminates buildings and facades of the city of Paris with his talent. -
Cinema Some scary movie for Halloween Halloween time and with it come movies that go bump in the night. -
Cult Travel inspired garments on the runway in Sao Paulo Sao Paulo Fashion Week is underway with the hard sell message of 'see now, buy now.' -
World News Two children survive as fatal Australian theme park ride kills four Two children have “miraculously” escaped death at an Australian theme park after an accident on a ride that killed four adults. -
Montenegro Montenegro PM resigns after close to three decades as leader Prime Minister of Montenegro Milo Djukanovic has resigned after twenty five years in power. -
No Comment Valery Rozov base jumps from 7,700 metres For three years, Russia’s Valery Rozov had dreamt of base jumping off the Himalayan mountain Cho Oyu, the sixth highest peak in the world. -
No Comment Students protest as Venezuela's political standoff continues Masked youths burned rubbish and set up roadblocks in a volatile Venezuelan border city, witnesses said, in the latest protest over the suspension of a referendum drive to remove socialist President N -
Brazil Mourning a football legend: Carlos Alberto is honoured in Brazil Friends and family have been paying their final respects to Brazilian football hero Carlos Alberto, as tributes from around the globe continue to pour in for the captain of the legendary 1970 World C -
Iraq Aid mission steps up for Mosul as anti-ISIL forces close in International aid for the people of Mosul has begun arriving in Iraq, as the offensive continues to oust ISIL from its last major urban stronghold in the… -
Cult 'Red Dior' Slava Zaitsev Fashion week in Moscow presented works from over 70 designers from Russia, Georgia, Ukraine and other countries. -
Business Series Apple profits fall for the first time in 15 years Apple's annual earnings have dropped for the first time in 15 years as it posted a third successive quarter of declining iPhone sales. -
Venezuela Venezuelan MPs vote to put President Maduro on trial Angry scenes within Venezuela’s National Assembly were on view on Tuesday (Oct 25) as lawmakers jostled each other during a heated debate. -
Italy 2016 - the deadliest year yet in the Med With two months still to go, the deaths of refugees and migrants crossing to Europe has hit an all-time high -
United Kingdom 'The Sellout' by Paul Beatty wins Man Booker prize An American has won the prestigious Man Booker fiction prize for the first time. -
United Kingdom Hugh Laurie makes it on to Hollywood's Walk of Fame Hugh Laurie has become the latest actor to be honoured with a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. -
Hungary Hungary builds new fence to keep out refugees Hungary has started building a new fence on its southern border with Serbia as part of its efforts to keep migrants and refugees from freely entering the… -
USA 'Beware of complacency' says Clinton ‘Take nothing for granted’ – that’s the message from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.