27 October 2016 | Euronews
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Colombia Colombia delays peace talks with Marxist ELN rebels Colombia’s delayed peace talks with Marxist ELN rebels at the last minute – demanding that a politician, held captive for six months, is freed. -
Spain Spain's Rajoy looks to decisive Saturday vote to form new government It has taken 10 months, but Spain appears to be finally on the verge of forming a new government. -
World News Plane scary: airport touch-downs that take your breath away Bad news for plane spotters. -
USA US election: Clinton 'pulls out all the stops' to campaign with First Lady US Democratic presidential nominee has “pulled out all the stops” to campaign with Michelle Obama in the run up to next month’s election, reports Euronews’ Washington Correspondent Stefan… -
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Syria France, US say Russia or Syria responsible for air strike on Idlib school Moscow has denied it was responsible for the attack in Idlib. -
Sport Movers and shakers gather in Madrid for World Football Summit Over the years Football has evolved from being just a sport to a multi-billion euro business. -
World News Mars crash images provide new detail on Schiaparelli's failed landing bid New pictures have emerged claiming to shed light on Europe’s failed bid to land a spacecraft on Mars. -
Russia Putin says Russian military threat to NATO is 'imaginary' The Russian president has been speaking at a gathering of foreign policy experts, after NATO sealed plans to boost forces on Russian borders. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Belgium agree last minute deal on CETA This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of stories making headlines in Europe’s de facto political capital. -
United Kingdom Britain's royals unveil Queen Mother statue Britain’s queen has unveiled a bronze statue of her mother. -
France Paris attacks: new Bataclan frontage revealed Almost a year after the Paris attacks, the new frontage of the Bataclan concert hall has been revealed. -
Economy Spain's jobless rate fall below 20% A record summer for tourism helped push unemployment in Spain down to 18.9%, the lowest in nearly seven years in the three months to September. -
Business Series Samsung Electronics vows to regain trust as Note 7 costs slam profits Samsung pledges to work hard to earn back the public's trust after the Galaxy Note 7 disaster which lowered its third-quarter mobile earnings by 96%. -
World News Cyanide coffee killer jailed in Indonesia An Indonesian woman has been jailed for 20 years, after being found guilty of killing a former classmate with cyanide-laced coffee. -
Spain Rajoy's wait is over, but his room for manoeuvre limited With an end to Spain’s political deadlock, at long last the Conservative Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy can get to work once again. -
World News World wildlife numbers 'to drop by 67% in 50 years', new report finds The world is on course for the first mass extinction of animal life since the dinosaurs, according to a new report on wildlife populations -
Musica Turin celebrates Puccini's Boheme Turin's Teatro Regio celebrates the first performance of "La Bohème", 120 years ago. We discuss this with Maestro Gianandrea Noseda -
Sport WTA Finals: World number one Kerber and Cibulkova reach semi-finals Angelique Kerber underlined her new world number one ranking by reaching the last four of the WTA Finals in Singapore this week. -
Markets Surprise profit from Deutsche Bank but still overshadowed by massive US fine Germany's biggest lender, Deutsche Bank, has posted an unexpected quarterly net profit but CEO John Cryan say no settlement yet on US misselling fine. -
World News Mediterranean migrant death toll reaches all-time high The United Nations refugee agency says the Mediterranean death toll has soared to an all-time high, with at least 3,740 migrant deaths so far this year. -
Sport EuroLeague: Crvena Zvezda and Panathinaikos enjoy round three wins Crvena Zvezda from Belgrade improved to 2 wins and one defeat in the new Euroleague season following a solid eleven-point victory over 2010 champions FC Barcelona on… -
Sport IOC strip three Kazakh weightlifters of 2012 Olympic gold medals The International Olympic Committee dealt another blow to drugs cheats on Thursday when they disqualified eight athletes from the 2012 Games in London. -
World News New tremors in Italy linked to devastating summer quake The country lies across several fault lines, and aftershocks from the summer quake had been expected. -
World News World wildlife population drops almost two-thirds in 40 years Global wildlife populations have fallen a staggering 58 percent between 1970 and 2012, according to a report by the WWF and the Zoological Society. -
Iraq Reports mount of ISIL atrocities against civilians around Mosul Politicians and local residents say the militant group has executed scores of people as Iraqi forces advance on the northern city. -
Iraq Iraq: US general says 800-900 ISIL fighters killed in Mosul offensive Miles of oil pipelines have been set alight, allegedly by ISIL, as they defend the city. -
World News Could new petrol cars be banned from EU's roads by 2030? Banning new petrol and diesel cars from EU roads by 2030 is unrealistic without more incentives to develop electric-powered alternatives, campaigners say. -
World Europe views the US election Former Finnish PM Alexander Stubb, past WTO head Pascal Lamy and filmmaker Ken Loach discuss the US election and what it means for Europe. -
World News Closing the gender pay gap - 170 years until complete equality When the clock struck 2. -
Economy Little sign of Brexit vote downturn for UK economy UK economic growth slowed only slightly in the three months after the Brexit vote, reducing the likelihood the Bank of England will cut rates further. -
World News 'Dignity and Justice': Who are the Yazidi ISIL escapees who won the Sakharov Prize? One is 23. -
Cinema 'Hacksaw Ridge' Mel Gibson's homage to a real life superhero Desmond Thomas Doss, conscientious objector and hero -
Belgium Belgium reaches deal to break deadlock over EU-Canada free trade agreement The signing ceremony for the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement or CETA had been called off after the French-speaking region of Wallonia vetoed the deal. -
Europe News Yazidi IS survivors win EU's rights prize MEPs have decided that two Yazidi women are the winners of the EU’s annual human rights prize. -
USA Clinton and Trump trade blows over campaign workload The two main US presidential contenders questioned the commitment of their rival to the campaign, less than a fortnight before the election. -
Italy Serious damage from Italy earthquakes Central Italy is counting the cost after it was again rocked by strong earthquakes, just two months after a quake claimed nearly 300 lives. -
Italy Video: 15th-century Italian church collapses during earthquake -
Venezuela Venezuela: policeman killed as anti-government unrest spreads -
No Comment Over 300 Italy-bound migrants are rescued at sea Malta-based NGO Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) on Tuesday rescued 342 migrants, including women and children, who were trying to reach Italy. -
No Comment Iraq: Hundreds escape fighting Around 1,000 people escape the fighting around Mosul between so-called Islamic State and the Iraqi army. -
France Children 'still in the Jungle' though France declared camp cleared Hundreds of migrants including unaccompanied children are still said to be in the camp in Calais known as ‘the Jungle’, a day after French officials declared that it had been… -
World News Video shows burglar metres away from residents This footage, released by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, shows the moment burglars target a family home in Florida while its residents sleep in the same room. -
Canada Canada PM Trudeau cancels Europe trip with CETA deal still in limbo He was supposed to be in Europe on Thursday for the signing of a landmark free trade deal with the EU. -
Jordan Jordanian female plumbers aim to get more women into work Maryam Mutlaq and 29 classmates are now qualified plumbers.Only 14% of women in Jordan work, but Maryam and her classmates don't see why. -
Venezuela Venezuela: Anti-government protests turn violent Scores are injured and detained during anti-Maduro protests Opposition calls for national strike on Friday President Maduro blames Henrique Capriles for unrest Venezuela’s opposition is increasi -
Italy Two powerful earthquakes rock Italy's central region Two strong earthquakes, one measuring 5. -
Iraq Thousands flee as battle for Mosul rages People escaping the fighting in villages around Mosul head for the Iraqi army lines and relative safety -
Syria Syria: schoolchildren among 26 killed in airstrikes - reports Syrian or Russian airstrikes have killed at least 26 people, most of them schoolchildren, in a village in Syria’s rebel-held Idlib province – according to rescue workers and a monitoring…