2 December 2016 | Euronews
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France Fresh bird flu cases emerge in France Thousands of farm birds have been put to the slaughter to combat the spread of avian influenza in France's foie gras heartland. -
World News Europol warns of ISIL's evolving terror threat in Europe Europe's police agency says further attacks are likely in the near future and increased cooperation and vigilance are key to combating the threat. -
Sport Slovenia's Ilka Stuhec secures downhill event at Lake Louise Slovenia’s Ilka Stuhec produced a stunning performance to secure the Women’s downhill event at Lake Louise. -
Austria Far-right hopeful Hofer within reach of Austrian presidency on Sunday Austria faces a stark choice on Sunday, just as it did in May when left-leaning Alexander Van der Bellen and the far-right’s Norbert Hofer last faced off to become the country’s… -
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Sport Jansrud clinches super G opener in Val d'Isere Norway’s Kjetil Jansrud kept his composure to clinch the opening super G race of the Alpine Skiing World Cup season in Val d’Isere on Friday. -
World News Lavrov tells UN: 'path clear' for aid to reach east Aleppo Russia's foreign minister and his US counterpart John Kerry have mooted 'new ideas' on Syria during a meeting in Rome. -
Markets Markets hold their breath ahead of Austrian, Italian votes Europe's markets end the week down ahead of politically-charged weekend. -
World News Freezing weather hits eastern Europe Emergency teams in Poland are racing to restore power following high winds and heavy snow. -
Gambia After Brexit and Trump, the next political earthquake is in...The Gambia The world has seen another political bombshell – and this time it is in Africa! -
Colombia Colombia plane crash bodies head home to Brazil and Bolivia The bodies of those killed on board the aircraft that crashed near Medellin, decimating the Chapecoense football team, are being repatriated. -
France Hollande's decision not to stand profoundly political Hollande refuses to stand in French presidential election -
World News ‘Little arms and big ideas - fighting for social inclusion’ -
Sport Japan dominates on first day of the Tokyo Grand Slam Pedro Lasuén, euronews: “The World Judo Tour is drawing to a close and it’s time for competitors to wrap up the season in style. -
Economy Austria's economy looks confident despite political division A reversal in unemployment fortunes and robust trade have done little to ease tensions about the future in Austria's mutating economy. -
World News Europol banned from publishing full pictures of on-the-run criminals Europe’s top crime agency won plaudits and publicity for its novel way of trying to catch criminals. -
France Hollande is applauded for not seeking re-election as Valls waits in the wings He did the right thing… That is the feeling of French citizens, it seems, with a snap poll showing eight out of ten support President Francois Hollande’s shock announcement on Thursday that he won’t b -
Focus The future of car driving is electric, say experts How can we persuade people to replace cars with bicycles and electric cars, and to use public transport more often? -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Parliament president race heats up and EU-Turkey relations under pressure This is “State of the Union,” Euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from the past seven days. -
World News GRAPHIC: Boy cries over mother's dead body in eastern Aleppo In a harrowing amateur video released by the Syria Civil Defence (the White Helmets), a boy can be seen crying over the body of his dead mother. -
Economy US jobless figures fall to nine-year low as employment stays stable 2016 likely to create less jobs but US unemployment to stay under 5% mark says US Bureau of Labour Statistics. -
Poland Polish parliament adopts controversial assembly bill The polish parliament has approved a controversial bill favouring protests organised by the authorities and the church. -
No Comment Afghanistan and Turkmenistan inaugurate apis Lazuli railway The presidents of Turkmenistan and Afghanistan on Monday officially opened a new railroad that will link the oil-rich former Soviet republic with Afghanistan. -
Italy Italy: Political future on the line for Renzi as referendum looms Despite an adrenaline-fuelled campaign to defy the electoral odds, Sunday could be Matteo Renzi’s political swan song. -
USA Native Americans stand by Standing Rock Sioux to defy corporate interests Standing Rock Sioux defy the diggers -
Germany Formula One champion Nico Rosberg announces shock retirement Newly crowned Formula One champion Nico Rosberg has announced he’s quitting the sport less than a week after winning his first world title with Mercedes. -
World News And also... From being taxed to dance to huge bills in France Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines France: retired woman receives 8,000 -
Cinema "Marie Curie" - the story of a woman who challenged the male-dominated world of science Marie Curie turned the male-dominated world of science research on its head and courted controversy as she challenged France’s academic establishment. -
Cinema Indian film 'Befikre' breaks with the Bollywood standard of being politically correct ‘Befikre’ is a brisk romantic comedy set in Paris telling the story of Delhi born boy Dharam and French born Indian girl Shyra. -
Economy Christmas spends down in Britain and France say surveys Cash registers might be ringing up less in sales this Christmas in Britain and France according to twin surveys -
Cult Controversy in St Petersburg, European Cinema in Les Arcs,Art in Milan and Bilbao in Rendez-Vous Festival of European Cinema Winter sunshine and a light shining on the European cinema. -
United Kingdom UK voters reject ''hard Brexit'' in shock Lib Dem by-election victory UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative government suffered a shock election result Friday losing a London constituency in what is being described as a protest against the UK leaving the European -
Cinema La Fille de Brest - a David and Goliath story which revealed the dangers of the drug Mediator The film “La Fille de Brest” – the daughter of Brest – rolls out like an inquiry. -
Poland Lamp post protects pedestrian from being hit by speeding car A pedestrian in the Polish city of Kalisz narrowly avoided serious injury on Tuesday (November 29) when two cars collided, sending one flying onto the pavement. -
No Comment Victoria's Secret Paris show Kendall Jenner, Bella and Gigi Hadid and Jasemine Tookes were among the Victoria’s Secret Models who lit up the runway in Paris’ iconic Grand Palais, in the first show in the French… -
No Comment Thailand's crown prince and future king prays for his late father Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, set to become Thai King, attends Buddhist prayers to mark the 50th day of his father’s death, late king Bhumibol Adulyadej. -
No Comment New York department stores get into the holiday spirit New York department stores continue the tradition of making elaborate displays for their shop fronts for the holiday season. -
World News Australian students recreate Martin Shkreli price-hike drug The man who became a global figure of greed after hiking the price of a life-saving drug by 5000 percent in the US, may have just met his match. -
North Korea North Korea faces fresh sanctions over its atomic ambitions Japan and South Korea have agreed to impose new unilateral sanctions on North Korea over its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes. -
France France confirms second case of bird flu in a week France has confirmed its second case of bird flu in less than a week. -
World News Paris, Madrid and Athens pledge to ban diesel Three EU cities want to ban diesel to improve air quality and fight climate change. -
Cuba Cuban tributes stretch across island ahead of Castro's funeral Fidel Castro’s ashes have arrived in the eastern Cuban city of Camaguey. -
Cinema The MoMA honours Spanish director Pedro Almodóva Part of the party – snapshots for the media. -
Haiti UN's Ban-ki Moon apologizes for Haiti cholera epidemic United Nations Secretary-General Ban-ki Moon has profoundly apologized for the world body’s role in the Island nation’s cholera outbreak, saying he “deeply regrets” the suffering and loss of… -
France President Hollande will not seek re-election after one term in office President Francois Hollande of France has announced that he will not be seeking a second term in office. -
Syria Clown of Aleppo 'killed in Syrian or Russian air strike' Reports from Syria say a social worker known as the “Clown of Aleppo” who helped the besieged city’s children has been killed in an air strike. -
Austria Austrian presidential debate descends into slanderous squabble The final Austrian presidential debate was a less than cordial affair. -
USA Trump names James Mattis as US defence secretary A spokesperson for the president-elect said no official decision has been made, although Mattis has been favourite for the job since Trump's election. -
Cult Hans Zimmer reveals he had stage fright ahead of his career-spanning tour It is a little bit of cinema and a little bit of rock and roll.