28 November 2016 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU drive to cut food waste, Minsk ceasefire deal scrutinised This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
France Bird flu returns to Europe as France becomes the latest country to find H5N8 avian influenza in wild ducks Cases of H5N8 bird flu have been detected in wild ducks in Northern France amid a recent outbreak of the disease in Europe. -
Germany 'Mr. Flirt' teaches new migrants how to approach women in Germany Horst Wenzel, dubbed ‘Germany’s number one love expert’, has been volunteering his services to teach new migrants how to flirt and approach women. -
Economy Greece hopes for debt relief as EU reviews bailout reforms Visiting Athens, the European Union’s Commissioner for Economic Affairs has reported ‘good progress’ as he reviews Greece’s efforts to implement labour and pension reforms required as part of its inte -
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Sport Kjeldsen and Olesen hand Denmark first World Cup of Golf title Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen kept their nerve and shot a six-under-par 66 in the final round fourballs to give Denmark a first World Cup of Golf triumph by four strokes at Kingston Heath on… -
Europe News Battle for Aleppo: did US election distract attention? As the Syrian government and its allies advance in eastern Aleppo, rescuers are warning of an “imminent humanitarian disaster. -
Belgium MEP’s are asking Dijsselbloem to push for Greek debt relief The MEP's letter asks Eurogroup chief to contribute to the completion of the second review, so that debt talks will commence. -
Economy Fair finance or funny money? Scepticism greets Zimbabwe's new bond notes With no national currency since 2009, Zimbabwe launches dollar-backed bond notes to cope with cash crisis. -
France Francois Fillon: the 'dark horse' who wants to change France Francois Fillon, France’s dark horse in the primaries is now a strong favourite for president. -
Economy WTO finds against Boeing in victory for Airbus over illegal subsidies The WTO has ruled Washington State illegally supported Boeing with tax breaks after complaint filed by Airbus. -
Saudi Arabia When talking of loathsome regimes, Juncker thinks of Saudi Arabia Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission president, mused why no one ever grilled him on the interactions with Saudi Arabia when discussing the “loathsome” regimes that have dealings with the… -
Cuba Thousands gather in Havana's Revolution Square as Cuba bids farewell to Fidel Castro A 21-gun salute echoed across the Havana, as thousands of Cubans started gathering in Revolution Square to bid farewell to Fidel Castro. -
Syria Civilians flee rebel-held eastern Aleppo as Syrian regime tightens grip Men, women and children are fleeing the frontline in Aleppo as fierce fighting in the war-shattered Syrian city intensifies. -
Sweden A dire climate warning for the Arctic A new study says the the Arctic is experiencing rapid change "beyond anything previously experienced" and in ways that will fundamentally affect both people and ecosystems. -
USA At least 10 injured in US campus shooting At least ten people are reported to have been injured in the US state of Ohio in a rampage at Ohio State University. At least one attacker has been shot dead. -
Cinema Fans in Mexico get a taste of new 'Star Wars' Star Wars fans were treated to the first twenty minutes of the franchise’s latest movie, ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’, at a special event in Mexico City. -
Economy OECD sounds optimistic about short-term global growth The OECD's latest bi-annual economic outlook revised global growth up. -
Sci-Tech Interact with Virtually Real Art in London Its creators promise an exhibition unlike any other: visitors to the Royal Academy of Arts in London will be soon allowed to do something most galleries would frown upon – interact, walk through, and -
Ukraine Chernobyl nuclear disaster site sealed with massive steel shield On April 26, 1986 a reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine exploded, causing an environmental disaster never before seen, and forcing tens of thousands of people to… -
Europe News New EU drive aims to slash food waste The European Commission is launching a new drive to cut food waste in the bloc. -
Japan Japanese skating rink causes uproar by freezing 5,000 dead fish in ice -
Cult Danish Queen designs Nutcracker costumes It’s a Christmas production of ‘The Nutcracker’ with a difference – in the Danish capital Copenhagen, all the sets and costumes are designed by none other than the Queen… -
Sport Chelsea continue fine run under Conte with derby win over Spurs Chelsea thrilled their home fans at the Stamford Bridge over the weekend by condeming derby rivals Tottenham to a first Premier League defeat of the season. -
Austria All you need to know about Austria's presidential election Europe could lurch further to the right when Austrians go to the polls on Sunday, December 4, to choose a new president. -
Germany Lufthansa cancels 1,700 flights as two day pilots' strike looms Making the most of Monday’s flights from Frankfurt, passengers with Lufthansa are facing fresh misery on Tuesday and Wednesday with more strikes announced by the airline’s… -
Business Series Samsung reportedly considering splitting company in two Samsung's management board meets on Tuesday, reportedly to consider splitting company in two -
Economy Oil falls again, dragging down dollar The oil price continues to fall on doubts OPEC will agree production cuts. -
Italy Is Italy about to lose its prime minister? Opinion polls are predicting the prime minister's defeat in a referendum at the start of December. -
China Next UN boss Guterres raises human rights during China trip A call for human rights to be respected globally was made on Monday by UN Secretary General-elect Antonio Guterres, during a visit to Beijing. -
United Kingdom UKIP gets a new leader Paul Nuttall will take over from UKIP's former leader Nigel Farage, who stood down in June after achieving his decades-long ambition of seeing Britain vote to leave the EU. -
North Korea Kim Jong Un expresses condolences over death of Fidel Castro North Korea’s Kim Jong Un has expressed his condolences over the death of Fidel Castro, in a letter to the revolutionary leader’s brother, Cuban President Raul… -
Madagascar Madagascar: reintegration centre gives young people fresh start In Ambohidratimo, a town some 15 kilometres from the Madagascan capital, a reintegration centre receives 150 children and teenagers night and day. -
No Comment Homemade flying machines get wet in Hong Kong harbour Dozens of colourful handmade aircraft see how far they can travel at Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour. -
No Comment Thai province thanks monkeys with annual fruit buffet A province in Thailand famous for its monkey population laid out an annual fruit buffet on Sunday (November 27) to thank them for bringing in tourists and helping the local… -
No Comment Italy: drone footage shows extent of landslide damage Drone footage released on Sunday (November 27) shows the extent of the devastation caused by severe flooding and landslides in parts of Italy’s Liguria region. -
Cinema Dev Patel and Nicole Kidman star in 'Lion' ‘Lion’ is based on the true story of Saroo Brierley, who got separated from his family in India as a young boy and ended being adopted by an Australian couple. -
France Who is Francois Fillon? Socially conservative, free market and pro-Russia are just some of the terms used to describe France's centre-right candidate for next year's presidential election. -
Cult Breathing Light into distressed neighbourhoods Some 200 abandoned homes in cities across New York State are being transformed into art installation as part of a new project entitled “‘Breathing… -
World News UK government to face a second Brexit legal challenge The UK government may face a second court battle on whether triggering Article 50 means the UK also exits from the European Economic Area. -
USA Hack means San Francisco travels for free Commuters in the San Francisco Bay area were able to travel for free after hackers hit the network. -
Italy Renzi, reform and the paradox of Italy's referendum It’s the vote that could either plunge Italy into a fresh crisis and threaten its future in the eurozone, or hand the country a once-in-a-generation chance to streamline government and speed up… -
Syria Syrian army breaks through into key al-Sakhour district of eastern Aleppo Rebel-held territory in eastern Aleppo has been split in two after Syrian government forces captured the key district of al-Sakhour. -
Israel Israel 'strikes ISIL target' on Syrian side of Golan Heights The Israeli military says it has struck an ISIL target on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights. -
Africanews Two women defy the odds to run for president in Somalia Somalia is a patriarchal society which has never had a female leader till until recently when two women took a step to make that dream a reality. -
Sport Worley and Shiffrin secure slalom ski wins Hello and welcome to Gravity, our weekly magazine dedicated to winter sports. -
Italy Renzi in Bologna to campaign for constitutional reform Italian Prime Minister Mateo Renzi has tried to muster support in Bologna for the country’s upcoming referendum on constitutional reform. -
USA Trump claims loss in popular vote down to 'illegal' votes President-elect Donald Trump has claimed that, contrary to the official count, he won both the electoral college and the popular vote. -
Syria Syrian army advances into rebel Aleppo Thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting between rebels and government forces in eastern Aleppo. -
Cuba Cubans prepare for Castro homage Preparations have begun across Cuba for citizens to pay homage to Fidel Castro, the former leader held in high-esteem by much of the island nations population. -
United Kingdom Fears of paedophilia cover up as English Football Association launches sex abuse inquiry The English Football Association has launched an independent internal inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse by coaching staff against youth players, amid fears of a wide scale cover…