31 October 2016 | Euronews
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Turkey Europe condemns more journalist detentions in Turkey The European Union has strongly criticised the detention of the editor and senior staff at a leading Turkish opposition newspaper who’ve been accused of supporting July’s failed… -
Iraq Iraqi forces 'breach Mosul city limits' for first time in fight against ISIL In the fight against ISIL, Iraqi forces reportedly close in on the city limits of Mosul for the first time. -
Argentina Former Argentine president Fernandez testifies in corruption case A judge is investigating claims of a corruption ring that favoured certain companies in the awarding of contracts for public works projects -
World News Pope Francis kick starts celebrations for 500th anniversary of Lutheran Church Pope Francis has visited Sweden as 12 months of events leading up to the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Church begin. -
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France Scuffles in Paris as police move in to tear down makeshift migrant camps Makeshift camps have sprung up since the demolition began of the migrant camp at Calais -
Sport Germany coach Low signs contract extension Germany coach Joachim Low has signed a new contract extension that will keep him at the helm of the world champions until 2020. -
USA Presidential 'unpopularity contest' leaves US voters with tough decision Within the space of a week, Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton went from storming ahead in the polls, to halving her average lead in the US presidential race. -
USA New FBI scrutiny of Clinton ''gives Trump a lifeline" Mark Davis spoke to euronews’ Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe about how the fresh email controversy is a big concern for candidate Clinton. -
Italy More tremors predicted after Italy's latest earthquake Thousands of people are in temporary accommodation after the fiercest quake in over a quarter of a century hit the central region at the weekend. -
World Morocco cleans up its act for COP 22 The COP 22 climate conference will soon begin in Casablanca, Morocco, and ahead of the event the country is mobilising to raise awareness of rubbish and pollution problems, and engaging the people the -
World News Pollution is silently killing 600,000 under-fives a year A new report from UNICEF unearths some shocking figures on the extent of the damage air pollution is doing to children all over the world -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU commissioner under fire over 'racist' remarks This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Economy Bank of England governor Mark Carney to stay until June 2019 Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is to stay in that job until the end of June 2019 to help smooth Britain's departure from the European Union. -
Ukraine Vast wealth declared by Ukraine politicians causes shock and anger An e-declaration of assets has exposed a huge difference between the earnings of top officials compared to ordinary Ukrainians. -
Lithuania Lithuanian booklet aims to prepare civilians for possible Russian invasion A booklet with guidelines on how to be prepared for a possible Russian invasion has been published by the Lithuanian Defence Ministry. -
Russia World's "oldest working actor" dies in Moscow aged 101 A man described as the world’s oldest working actor has died in Moscow at the age of 101. -
Europe News Barroso cleared by EU ethics probe over Goldman Sachs job A European Commission ethics panel has cleared former president Jose Manuel Barroso after he accepted a job with Goldman Sachs. -
China {Watch} Man wrestles with giant panda after breaking into zoo enclosure A man got more than he bargained for when he broke into a zoo enclosure in China and touched a giant panda bear on the head. -
USA 'We're in trouble,' say US voters as dissatisfaction with both candidates grows A fresh development over an old email controversy has provided us with the latest twist in the US election campaign, which is now in its last full week. -
Economy France and China investment fund to seek global opportunities France and China will launch a fund for joint investment in overseas projects French foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said during a Beijing visit. -
Lebanon Lebanon's political vacuum finally filled After two and a half years without a President, Michel Aoun has taken office but the real test is yet to come -
Europe News EU's Oettinger in hot water over 'racist' remarks A top European commissioner is under fire after he called Chinese officials ‘slitty-eyed rascals’. -
Cinema When black and white loving was a crime... 'Loving', based on a true story, dramatises the relationship between a black woman and a white man and their fight for that to be legal in the US. -
Morocco Rare protests continue in Morocco over death of fishmonger A fishmonger was crushed to death in a garbage truck as he attempted to retrieve fish confiscated by the police -
USA A guide to Hillary Clinton's email saga Starring Fancy Bear and Carlos Danger. -
Markets Wall Street not fussed by latest Clinton email probe US financial markets showed little reaction to the FBI investigating more emails linked to Hillary Clinton's use of a private computer server. -
Sci-Tech Piecing together the gender jigsaw of autism Scientists in the US are seeking to enroll hundreds of families with autistic sons but unaffected daughters in a study looking for genetic clues and protective… -
Sport Juventus forward Higuain strikes winner against former club Napoli Juventus stretched their lead at the top of the Serie A on Saturday by claiming a major scalp in the form of Napoli. -
World News Copenhagen reminds visitors of Halloween's European roots Halloween has become America’s second most important holiday commercially – but the origins of the annual appearance of pumpkins and other ghostly paraphernalia are found in… -
Economy Eurozone economic growth still slow as inflation picks up slightly Eurozone economic growth in Q3 was at the same slow 0.3 percent pace as in Q2. Inflation picked up slightly in October to 0.5 percent year-on-year. -
Lebanon Ex-army commander Michel Aoun elected new president of Lebanon Michel Aoun won a vote in parliament after more than two years of political deadlock -
Next Series Avatars help schizophrenia patients silence tormenting voices People with schizophrenia are volunteering for a European research project to help the control and perhaps even silence the tormenting voices in their heads by confronting a computer avatar of… -
Next Series Takeaway: me & my avatar Can this avatar fight schizophrenia? -
Spain Rajoy sworn in again as Spain's prime minister after deadlock broken The conservative leader was sworn in by King Felipe on Monday and is expected to announce a new cabinet later this week. -
No Comment Displaced Iraqi families await news from Tal Afar Hundreds of families who fled Tal Afar more than two years ago are waiting anxiously for news that their city has been liberated from the Islamic State group. -
Cult Cuba puts its best foot forward for world ballet festival Seven U. -
No Comment Halloween celebrations in Tokyo Thousands of Halloween revelers took to the streets of Tokyo’s trendy Shibuya shopping district on Sunday (October 30). -
World News Does paying ransoms cost more lives than it saves? Can giving in to kidnappers simply fuel their crimes, or is this a case where pragmatism and humanity need to rule over principals? -
Iraq Iraqi forces enter Karama, the first district inside Mosul as offensive resumes Entering the third week of the offensive, a military official said they hoped to capture the last two villages from ISIL before Mosul. -
Cult Shawn Mendes ready to rock the world with 'Illuminate' Canadian singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes has released his highly anticipated second album ‘Illuminate’. -
Cinema Tom Ford turns Amy Adams into a 'Nocturnal Animal' Tom Ford's psychological thriller 'Nocturnal Animals' is about a woman who thinks her ex-husband's violent novel is in fact a symbolic revenge tale. -
South Korea South Korean president's friend faces questioning over influence-peddling scandal South Korea’s president is under pressure to resign, and the woman at the centre of the political storm faced a swarm of angry protesters demanding her arrest. -
Turkey Turkey: police detain opposition Cumhuriyet editor and journalists The editor and several journalists have been detained, accused of acting for the banned Gulenist movement and Kurdish militants. -
Venezuela Venezuelan president meets with opposition leaders amid political crisis It is the first time this year that the two opposing sides have sat down together to find a solution to the political crisis. -
Moldova Moldova presidential election goes to a run-off Moldova’s presidential election is to go to a second round after the leading candidate fell short of a crucial 51% of the vote needed to avoid a run-off. -
Romania Romania marks anniversary of deadly nightclub fire Thousands of Romanians on Sunday paid their own silent tribute to the 64 people who died one year ago in a nightclub fire in the capital Bucharest. -
Italy At least 25,000 people are displaced after Italian earthquakes Sunday’s 6.