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China Sales up but growth slows on China's "Singles Day" The discount shopping day for the unhitched and uncoupled still shifts more goods than the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales days in the United States. -
France Minute's silence at Stade de France in memory of Paris attacks A minute’s silence has been held ahead of France’s World Cup qualifying match against Sweden – marking the first anniversary of the Paris attacks. -
Sport 2018 World Cup qualifying: England celebrate biggest win over Scotland in 41 years Nations continued their quest to qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia on Friday. -
USA Actor Robert Vaughn dies at 83 Robert Vaughn, best known as the secret agent Napoleon Solo in The Man from UNCLE, has died aged 83 -
World News Fears of bird flu after several outbreaks hit farms in Europe Several countries in Europe have reported outbreaks of the highly contagious bird flu strain H5N8. -
USA US fears spike in post-election attacks on minorities A US civil rights group says it is monitoring reports of several incidents targeting Muslims since Donald Trump's election victory on Tuesday. Activists are urging the president-elect to denounce the -
Poland Rival marches bring Warsaw to a halt Two rival protest marches have brought tens of thousands of people onto the snowy streets of the Polish capital as the country marks Independence Day. -
USA A Trump White House may reek of conflict of interest Donald Trump appears to be taking American exceptionalism to new heights as he ponders packing his administration with buddies, business partners and family members. -
Sport Running all the way to the Presidency - Euronews speaks with long-distance great Gebrselassie Former Olympic and World champion Haile Gebrselassie has swapped his running kit for a suit and tie after the long-distance legend was elected president of the Ethiopian Athletics Federation last week -
France Armistice day is marked on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918 the guns fell silent. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Trump victory surprises Europe This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from the past seven days. -
World News Armistice day 2016: Britain and France remember war dead Armistice Day commemorations have taken place in France and the UK to remember the end of the first world war and those killed in conflict. -
Syria Russia wants international inspection in Aleppo over Syrian rebel 'chemical weapons use' The Syrian opposition denies allegations by Moscow that its personnel found shells with toxic chemicals launched by rebels in the northern city. -
Economy World Travel Market wraps up Tourism industry movers and shakers have spent this past week in London at the latest incarnation of the World Travel Market. -
My Europe Series Climate change's devastating effects on Europe's nature, health and economy Global warming is expected to continue with its share of devastating weather patterns: heavy rainfalls, floods, extreme droughts and lasting effects on nature, the economy and people’s… -
Europe News EU-US free trade talks 'frozen' after Trump election win Brussels (AFP) – Talks on a vast free-trade deal between the EU and US are likely to be “frozen” for years after the stunning election victory of Donald Trump, the EU said on… -
Sport Panathinaikos enjoy overtime win against Maccabi Panathinaikos improved their Euroleague record to four wins and two defeats after seeing off Maccabi Tel Aviv in a thrilling encounter at the Olympic Sports Center in… -
Sport Curry on target as Golden State down Nuggets Steph Curry scored 33 points as the Golden State Warriors saw off the challenge of the Denver Nuggets The reigning Western Conference champions had a scare on wednesday week when Curry tweaked his ank -
Serbia Scores of migrants set out on foot for the EU They have left Belgrade and are heading for Croatia, demanding that the EU opens its doors to them and gives them free and secure passage towards Western Europe. -
My Europe Series Bosnia and Herzegovina: dying for coal On all Saints day, people had come from all parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and even from abroad, to honour their loved ones at the cemetary of the Divkovici village, in Bosian and… -
World News Medvedev's Middle East mission - Russian PM meets Israeli and Palestinian leaders The war in Syria, nuclear proliferation and trade have topped talks between Russia and Israel during a three day tour to the Middle East by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry… -
Economy China sees Trump election as a trade opportunity China hopes to turn the US election upset to its advantage by seeking support for a Beijing-led Asia-Pacific free trade deal to replace TPP. -
World News What will Trump's presidency mean for the Iran nuclear deal? Tehran says it expects the new US administration to accept the accord struck with world powers to curb its nuclear programme in return for lifting sanctions. -
Cult 'Don't be a magician - be magic!' Leonard Cohen dies at 82 Canadian songwriter, performer and poet Leonard Cohen has passed away at the age of 82. -
My Europe Series Donald Trump will find it 'very difficult' to back out of Paris climate change Agreement If Donald Trump were to leave the Paris Agreement, what signal would it send to the world's other top CO² emitters? -
Economy Trump victory puts pressure on Mexico over NAFTA trade deal After Trump's election victory Mexico says the North American Free Trade Agreement can be discussed by not renegotiated. -
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Turkey Turkey arrests Cumhuriyet chairman over suspected "terrorist activities" Turkish police have reportedly arrested Akin Atalay, chairman of the opposition daily Cumhuriyet. -
Syria Families flee Raqqa after Syrian Democratic Forces offensive The guns turned on Raqqa almost a week ago with the start of an offensive by the Syrian Democratic Forces – the SDF – on the city which is the stronghold of the so-called Islamic… -
USA Obama - Trump: the first uncomfortable meeting in pictures President Obama has met with President-elect Trump in the White House, to discuss the handover of power in January. -
Cult Van Gogh, Black Nights, Russian cinema and Vukovar City Museum in Rendez-vous Van Gogh's art in Amsterdam -
World News And also...The Donald, the Presidency and other tall stories Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Why your friends are posting black s -
USA Trump Muslim ban removed from site by accident Hopes that Donald Trump had changed his tune on Muslims were dashed, as it was revealed that his statement on banning Muslims was taken down from his website by… -
World ESA's space chief Wörner on future of ISS, Moon and Mars exploration Euronews' Jeremy Wilks talks to Jan Wörner, Director General of the European Space Agency on the future of European space travel -
Iraq Civilians fleeing Mosul fighting arrive at UN camps People fleeing the fighting amid the military offensive to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul have continued to arrive at UN camps in the region. -
Business Planet How Europe helps small businesses expand internationally Small businesses often think big and in their desire to grow seek international expansion, but that's not easy. The EU has a professional network ready and willing to help, the European Enterprise Net -
USA What can we expect from Donald Trump's first day at the White House? As the dust settles on dramas of the US presidential election night, attention turns to the more practical aspects of Donald Trump’s term in the White House. -
Cinema 'Apnée' an hysterical hotchpotch of the bizarre and banal Euronews journalist Philippe Mathieu guides through the bizarre and banal world portrayed in the French film ‘Apnée. -
Hungary Hungary vows to continue to fight against migrant quotas Hungary has ruled out resubmitting a law to ban the resettlement of migrants after parliament narrowly rejected the plan this week. -
No Comment Goodwill Ambassador Liam Neeson Sitting on the floor of a community center courtyard with two dozen teens, global movie star, actor Liam Neeson listened attentively as young Syrian refugees – who may not have known of his fame – sha -
No Comment Bathing in relief On the banks of the Tigris river, men sat and watched, smiling with relief as Iraqi policemen, soldiers and local youths bathed in muddy spring water in a town that was recaptured from Islamic State j -
Cult Baku talks theatre and multiculturalism Theatre professionals discuss the art form in Baku -
USA Anti-Trump protest becomes a 'riot' in Portland, Oregon Across the US other demonstrations against the presidential victor were mostly peaceful. Donald Trump has blamed the media for inciting protesters. -
USA Truths and tall tales about Trump President-Elect Trump, has made some mind-boggling blunders and cringe-worthy citations but which ones are true and what did he actually say? -
Afghanistan Taliban admits suicide blast at German consulate in Afghanistan The Taliban says it carried out a suicide bomb attack on the German consulate in Afghanistan. -
China Xi calls for Chinese unity China’s President Xi Jinping has appealed for unity to quell political unrest in Hong Kong and self-governing Taiwan. -
USA Donald Trump and Barack Obama hold talks at the White House President Barack Obama and his successor Donald Trump have held talks at the White House after the Republican businessman’s shock election victory. -
USA 'We reject the president elect' - second day of anti-Trump protests Demonstrators have taken to the streets across the US for a second day to vent their anger over Donald Trump’s presidential election victory. -
USA Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen dies aged 82 Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen has died at the age of 82, according to a statement on his Facebook page. -
USA Who'll be in Trump's Cabinet? After the win comes the work. -
France Interpol gets first Chinese president He’s the first Chinese official to be elected to the position.