28 October 2016 | Euronews
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Iceland Iceland's radical Pirate party senses victory in parliamentary poll Iceland ‘s anti-establishment Pirate Party is on course to either win or finish second in the country’s parliamentary elections on Saturday. -
Colombia Talks aims to salvage Colombia's fragile FARC deal Colombia’s government and FARC rebels have been back at the negotiating table in the Cuban capital Havana. -
Philippines Filipino sailors freed by pirates arrive home in Manila Five Filipino sailors – held captive by Somali pirates for more than four years – have arrived in Manila. -
Yemen Cholera outbreak worsens, as UN agency warns over malnutrition in war-torn Yemen Eighteen months of war has left the country with few functioning medical facilities and clean water supplies. -
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Afghanistan Green-eyed 'Afghan girl' in court on fake ID card charge The famous green-eyed ‘Afghan girl’ has appeared in court in Peshawar, accused of having a fake Pakistani identity card. -
World News Maradona 'House of God' museum opens in Argentina A new museum has opened up in Buenos Aires, in Argentina, dedicated to the football great Diego Maradona. -
USA FBI reopens probe into Hillary Clinton's emails Coming just 11 days before the election, the FBI described finding new 'emails pertinent to the investigation' when announcing their intention to reexamine the case. -
Sport Judoka's honour the sport's founder with fine display on day one of Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Born on October 28, 1860, Jigoro Kano became the founder of judo, a sport of tradition based on a moral code. -
Venezuela Venezuela's opposition struggles to garner support for a general strike A 12-hour general strike in Venezuela appears to have had little effect, despite support for the opposition party which called for a shutdown. -
World News Clashes erupt as Pakistan's prime minister faces mounting calls to quit Clashes have erupted on the streets of the Pakistani capital Islamabad and Rawalpindi, as pressure mounts on the country’s prime minister to resign over corruption… -
China Video: Meet Pizza the world's 'saddest polar bear' -
Italy Drone footage shows extent of damage in quake-stricken villages in Italy Drone footage shows the intensity of the recent earthquakes in Italy. -
Business Series Uber loses UK driver employment case Uber should no longer treat its drivers as self-employed, a British employment tribunal has ruled, dealing a major blow to its business model. -
Economy Spain's economy still growing but expansion slows slightly Spain's economy continues to grow, but it expanded at a slightly slower pace from July to September, rising 0.7 percent from the previous quarter. -
World The Moroccan gateway to Cop 22 Morocco is leading the way in solar energy and benefiting from its most powerful natural resource while protecting the environment and creating jobs -
Malta New footage shows Malta plane crash fireball New footage has emerged of plane crash in Malta that killed five people. -
Sport Smart Stadiums leading the way in boosting fan experience The focus of attention on the second and final day of the World Football Summit in Madrid was firmly on technological development of the game and the fan… -
Georgia Georgians prepare to vote in parliamentary election run-off Georgians go the polls this weekend for the second round run-off of the parliamentary elections. -
My Europe Series Transatlantic trade and defense cooperation after the US elections TTIP, NATO... whether it's Trump or Clinton as President what might collaboration across the pond look like in the near future? -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Last minute CETA breakthrough State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of the top news stories. -
Europe News EU regulators back Gazprom's increased use of key pipeline EU regulators have given their green light for Russia’s Gazprom to send more gas through a key pipeline in Germany. -
France Children still stranded after Calais camp bulldozed Up to 200 children spent the night at a makeshift school on the edge of the Calais ‘jungle’ after spending the previous night sleeping rough. -
Syria Russia 'asks to resume air strikes' in Aleppo as rebel offensive begins Syrian rebels say they are pushing forward with a huge offensive aimed at breaking a weeks’ long government siege on eastern Aleppo. -
Moldova Moldova to choose between Russia and Europe at the ballot box Moldova heads for the polls -
Economy Exports boost US economic growth The US economy grew at its fastest pace in two years in the third quarter - up 2.9 percent - helped by a surge in exports. -
Cult The Mosaic Tile House in LA tells a love story in colour and ceramics The house is a work of art -
World News And also... Child prodigies, Budapest's secret sex truck and a new head for the baby Jesus Child prodigies, Budapest's secret sex truck and a new head for the baby Jesus. -
Economy French economy returns to growth in Q3, but lacklustre French economic growth was up by just 0.2 percent from July to September rebounding only slightly after a small contraction in the previous quarter. -
Cult Mamma Mia it's virtual Abba A virtual reality time machine, which captures the essence of Abba. -
Europe News EU's 'dirty deal' with Turkey is a 'betrayal' of European values, says Turkish journalist Can Dundar is the former editor-in-chief of Cumhumriyet, a newspaper that is staunchly critical of the Turkish government. -
My Europe Series Is TTIP dead? We are in the Spanish city of Barcelona – one of those left-leaning cities around in Europe with a vivid protest scene – where Lucia distributes flyers against the planned Transatlantic Trade and Inv -
Cult Jean genius Johny Dar paints celebrity denim for Jeans for Refugees Jeans for Refugees is a Johny Dar project to raise money for asylum seekers -
World News No sanctuary, but some solace for anti-whaling nations Critics believe Japan's "scientific whaling" is pseudo science. -
Cult No escape from the genius of Harry Houdini A key to enter 'The House of Houdini' -
World News Russia, Iran and Syria discuss action plan for tackling regional conflict Syrian rebel forces have announced the launch of a counter attack against government forces and their allies in an attempt to break a siege in eastern Aleppo. -
Iraq ISIL has 'abducted 8,000 families to use as human shields' in Mosul ISIL fighters have abducted more than 8,000 families to use as human shields in Mosul, according to the United Nations’ human rights office. -
Cinema Oscar buzz builds for Rebecca Hall in 'Christine' When Florida TV anchor Christine Chubbuck shot herself dead on live TV in 1974 little was known about her. Now there are two films out about her life. -
My Europe Series Trans-atlantic cooperation whether in a Trump or Clinton administration Euronews – Sophie Claudet “Donald Trump says that NATO is obsolete, that it is not equipped to fight terrorism. -
No Comment Rescued migrants sing their way to safety Search and rescue vessel The Responder approached mainland Italy on Thursday (October 27), prompting dozens of the migrants onboard to sing and dance in thanks to the Red Cross for saving… -
No Comment Puan the orangutan is king of the swingers Puan the orangutan at Perth Zoo has been named the world’s oldest Sumatran orangutan in captivity by the Guinness Book of World Records. -
No Comment Czech zoo celebrates birth of rare black rhino A critically endangered species of rhino is the newest addition to the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the Czech Republic. -
USA Why Clinton needs the Obamas now more than ever Barack and Michelle Obama are as popular as ever and Hillary Clinton is surfing that wave -
USA Scores arrested at North Dakota pipeline Police in the US state have begun clearing a group of Native American and environmental protesters from an encampment near an oil pipeline construction site. -
Syria Infant death toll rises in fresh Syria attacks Syrian rebels have shelled two neighbourhoods in government-held western Aleppo, killing at least five children and a baby, a monitoring group reports. -
Iraq Is Iraq facing the worst humanitarian crisis in its history? More than a million people in Mosul are expected to be impacted by the military campaign aimed at retaking their city from ISIL. -
My Europe Series NATO's future after the US presidential election Fulda Gap may be just a peaceful landscape of rolling hills today, but for over 40 years, during the height of the Cold War, this place was said to be the potential battleground for World War… -
World News Has the West covered up its own sports drug cheats? Russia fielded a diminished Olympic team at Rio 2016, and its Paralympic team was excluded entirely, after findings of widespread, state-orchestrated doping. -
World News Penguin paradise - world's largest marine park agreed for Antarctica 24 countries and the EU agree the 1.55 million square kilometre Ross Sea marine park will be protected from commercial fishing for three to five years. -
Sci-Tech Brazil opens the first elephant sanctuary in Latin America Maia and Guida are the first guests at the elephant sanctuary -
USA Mike Pence's plane slides off runway in New York Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence has had a narrow escape after his plane slid off the runway while landing at New York’s LaGuardia Airport. -
USA 2016 record-breaking year for cocaine seizures, US Coast Guard says 2016 has been a record-breaking year for cocaine seizures, the US Coast Guard has said. -
France Calais' children forced to sleep rough for second night Dozens of unaccompanied children are said to have faced a second successive night without shelter around the ruins of the so called ‘Jungle’ camp in Calais. -
USA US: Michelle Obama hits campaign trail with Clinton for first time US First Lady Michelle Obama has been helping to whip up support for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. -
Italy Italy's Renzi vows to rebuild on visit to quake hit town Italy is stronger than any earthquake, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has declared, on a visit to Camerino, one of the town’s hit by two earthquakes on Wednesday in the centre of the…