7 November 2016 | Euronews
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Iraq Urban warfare in Mosul Kurdish peshmerga forces have stormed the Iraqi town of Bashiqa, some 15 km from Mosul. -
Israel Israel jails a 14-year-old Palestinian for 12 years for double stabbing attack Israel has jailed a 14-year-old Palestinian for 12 years for the 2015 stabbing of two people in a settlement north of Jerusalem. -
USA Spicy Hillary and Trump dumps as foreign entrepreneurs cash in on election The US presidential election candidates are inspiring commercial spin-offs around the world as businesses cash in on the campaign hoopla. -
USA US presidential candidates release last campaign ads US presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have released their final campaign ads on the eve of election day. -
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France French feminists walk off the job to highlight gender pay gap Activists in Paris have walked off the job to protest against the gender pay gap. -
Sport Ronaldo pens new contract at Real Madrid Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a new contract at Real Madrid that will keep him at the club for the next five years and until the age of 36. -
Morocco Climate summit opens on a high in Marrakech The Marrakech climate summit has begun in an atmosphere of celebration. -
USA Hillary Clinton raises the volume as she sprints for the finish line Hillary Clinton goes on a barnstorming final lap of campaign rallies as the US presidential race nears its climax. -
USA US election: Trump makes his last pitch to voters On the final day before the US election Donald Trump has made his last pitch to voters. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: the Bibi-Khanym mosque The Bibi-Khanym mosque was designed to be the largest of its type in the Muslim world -
USA Clinton and Trump stories dominating social media What’s been exciting the web from the US election campaign? -
Target Turkey's strategic location and skilled workforce - a business winner Many businesses believe Turkey’s strategic location at the crossroads of Europe and Central Asia, and its skilled workforce is a winning formula. -
World News Two killed as violent storms hit Italy Two people have died and dozens more were injured as violent storms lashed Italy. -
Syria Turkey warns against Kurdish takeover of Raqqa as ISIL capital faces encirclement Kurdish fighters backed with US-led coalition air power are taking the lead in the final assault on ISIL's capital, Raqqa. But Turkey warns the mainly Arab Syrian city should remain just that, and not -
Europe News Europeans in the United States prepare to vote for the next president - a souflé or a zabaglione? New York is a melting pot of voters set to cast their ballot for the next incumbent of the White House. -
USA It's been emotional: Top ten moments from the US presidential campaigns We take a look back and ten of the most memorable moments from the US presidential campaigns 2016. -
Cyprus Deal to reunite Cyprus within reach, UN chief Ban says A deal to reunite the divided island of Cyprus is within reach, UN chief Ban Ki-moon has said at the start of five days of United Nations led talks in… -
Russia Moscow commemorates 75th anniversary of WW2 march Thousands of officers decked out in 1940s military uniforms have marched on Moscow’s Red Square to mark the 75th anniversary of the 1941 parade when Soviet soldiers headed to the front lines in World -
Cinema European Film Awards: 'Toni Erdmann' tops nominations Maren Ade’s ‘Toni Erdmann’ leads the pack for the European Film Awards with six nominations including Best Film and Best Director. -
Sport Gerard Houllier's secret to managerial success Gerard Houllier began his full-time managerial career as player-manager of Le Touquet in Northern France in 1973. -
USA Donald Trump's aides revoke his Twitter privileges ahead of US election Donald Trump’s campaign staff have reportedly taken away the candidate’s Twitter access in a last-ditch attempt to minimise the real estate tycoon’s frequent social media ramblings ahead of the US pre -
Markets Shares rise as Clinton looks more likely to win US election News that Hillary Clinton won't face criminal charges over her email server scandal helped push up share prices and the value of the dollar on Monday. -
Montenegro Kremlin denies any link to alleged plot to kill Montenegro PM Russia has categorically denied any involvement in an alleged plot to assassinate Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic. -
Sci-Tech Fossil is "pickled" dinosaur brain say scientists A small brown pebble found on a Sussex beach could be the first fossilised dinosaur brain tissue ever discovered according to UK scientists. -
USA 'It's a rigged system', Trump reacts to FBI clearing Clinton in new probe Donald Trump has reacted furiously to the FBI dropping its probe into his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, with a familiar argument, that the elections are fixed against… -
Next Series Via Lactea project reveals a new view of the Milky Way Our galaxy as you have never seen it before and a huge amount of important scientific data to better understand its behavior and evolution. -
Next Series Takeaway: the star factory The Via Lactea project has created the largest database on the Milky Way The data was collected by the Herschel telescope with more than 900 hrs of observations. -
No Comment Civilians in Mosul fled their homes to head a safer territory Iraqi forces opened a safe passage for civilians trapped in Mosul’s dense neighborhoods, allowing thousands to flee areas where ISIL militants put up some of the fiercest resistance yet in the campaig -
No Comment Trump effigy feels the heat during Guy Fawkes Night He turned ‘You’re fired’ into his reality show catch-phrase, but it was Donald Trump who went up in flames – or at least an effigy of him did – as part of the UK’s annual Bonfire Night… -
France Why some women in France quit work at 16h34 on Monday Women in France were called upon to quit work at 16. -
Morocco Officials gather in Marrakesh as the COP22 gets underway Climate change is once again the focus of global diplomacy as the COP22 is underway in Marrakech. -
USA FBI clears Clinton, but has the damage been done? It is a race to the finish line for the US presidential hopefuls. -
Cult Bob Dylan's artwork on show in London He’s famously been on the road for nearly thirty years. -
Cinema Vinny Paz biopic hits big screen ‘Bleed for This’ tells the real-life story of US boxing champion Vinny Pazienza who, after breaking his neck in a car crash, defied the doctor’s advice and got back in the… -
Iraq Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga forces continue their advances on outskirts of Mosul Kurdish peshmerga forces attacked an Islamic State-held town northeast of Mosul on Monday, trying to clear a pocket of militants outside the city while Iraqi troops wage a fierce urban war with the ji -
Nicaragua Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega set to clinch third straight term Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega appeared to have a clear path to a third consecutive term in office after securing more than 70% of the vote in partial results for Sunday’s… -
USA Trump calls for justice at the ballot box Donald Trump claims the FBI has let his rival “get away with it” following the bureau chief’s announcement of there being no evidence of crime in Hillary Clinton’s… -
Bulgaria Opposition socialist wins Bulgaria's presidential first round Opposition socialist Rumen Radev appears to have narrowly won the first round of presidential elections in Bulgaria. -
Iraq Operation 'Euphrates Anger' underway in Syria A new US-backed Kurdish and Arab offensive is underway aimed at retaking the northern city of Raqqa – ISIL’s de facto capital in Syria.