5 December 2016 | Euronews
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France Manuel Valls presidential bid underwhelms France Manuel Valls's bid for the French presidency is fraught with challenges from both the Left and Right -
France Smog in Paris as pollution levels soar Heavy traffic and an increased use in winter heating have seen pollution levels soar in Paris. -
Bolivia Bolivia's once second largest lake completely dry Bolivia’s once second largest lake is now completely dry after the worst drought in a quarter of a century. -
Spain Two dead as flooding brings chaos to southern Spain Days of torrential rain in southern Spain have caused widespread chaos. -
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Turkey Turkey receives first Israeli ambassador since Mavi Marmara row Turkey has received its first ambassador from Israel since the two countries broke off ties six years ago after an attempt to break the blockade of Gaza ended in… -
Italy Italy's Matteo Renzi to delay resignation until budget is passed Italy’s outgoing Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has agreed to stay in office for a few more days after talks at the presidential palace. -
World Italian sociologist dissects the future of Italy post-Renzi Sociologist Luca Ricolfi speaks on the Italian 'no' vote and the future of the country as PM Matteo Renzi steps down. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Mixed results in Austria, Italy This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Economy The next French president's tough task: fixing the economy Francois Hollande leaves plenty of work to whoever will succeed him next spring. -
France French PM Manuel Valls declares bid for presidency The socialist prime minister has announced he will seek the party's nomination for next year's election, after President Hollande said he would not run. -
World Tunisian president on the Arab Spring, foreign aid and Libya A Global Conversation interview with Tunisia's Béji Caïd Essebsi on the war in Libya, the fight against terrorism and investment conference Tunisia 2020. -
Sport Real Madrid in La Liga driving seat after El Clasico win Real Madrid are firmly in the La Liga driving seat heading towards the winter break after coming from behind to draw 11 with Barcelona. -
Focus Responsibility meets profitability - the future of the sharing economy The sharing economy could be worth 335bn euros by 2025. But what about the promises of making the world a fairer, greener and more socially-connected place? That was up for debate at the Woman's Forum -
Syria Russia and US to talk Aleppo rebel withdrawal as Syrian army advances Syrian government forces and their allies have advanced into another rebel-held part of eastern Aleppo – according to an opposition official and the UK-based monitoring group, the Syrian Observatory f -
World News European leaders react to Italian referendum result The referendum result in Italy has prompted reaction from leaders across Europe. -
World News UN appeals for billions in aid in face of 'worst humanitarian crisis since WWII' In the face of the 'worst humanitarian crisis since the Second World War' the UN appeals for a record aid amount. -
United Kingdom Watch: Met. Police stage 'festive' Mannequin Challenge with a serious message -
World News Mladic was central figure in Srebrenica massacre, say war crimes prosecutors Prosecutors have been summing up at the war crimes trial of the ex-Bosnian Serb commander in The Hague. -
Target Burkina Faso wants to share its gold wealth We are a hundred meters underground, in the tunnels of the Bagassi gold mine. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: treasure trove of banned art Paintings banned by authorities in Soviet times were saved in a secret collection in Karakalpakstan -
Economy Eurozone retail sales post biggest growth in two years Monthly Eurostat figures showed consumers stocked up on non-food products, such as clothing and electrical goods. -
World News Court of Arbitration for Sport upholds Sepp Blatter's 6-year ban from football-related activity for corruption -
Economy Trump vows punitive tax for firms that move jobs overseas U. -
World News Austria election result a 'warning for Europe' despite far-right defeat EU leaders have welcomed the outcome of Austria's presidential election as a brake on the advance of anti-establishment forces in Europe. -
Sci-Tech Slush in Helsinki shows how to empower smartphones Startup entrepreneurs gathered in Helsinki with one question – when is a mobile phone not a phone? -
United Kingdom Who will trigger Article 50? Brexit negotiations appeal begins in UK Supreme Court The Brexit debate is stirred up further. The UK government's Supreme Court appeal over who can begin exit negotiations has started. -
Markets Markets shiver but don't catch cold over Italian political turmoil Markets were a little edgy at the opening - the Milan stock exchange fell as much as 2 percent - but most investors don't expect the country will leave the euro zone. -
China Watch: Man has ear regrown on his arm Plastic surgeons in China have claimed success in regenerating an ear… on a patient’s arm! -
No Comment Festive fun as sea of Santas hits Athens' streets A sea of festive red engulfed parts of Athens as the Greek capital hosted a Christmas-themed run. -
No Comment Christmas magic for German children German youngsters enjoyed an early taste of Christmas during a special train ride. -
USA Dakota pipeline halted: jubilation among the Sioux tribe, criticism for the White House The White House has been accused of political interference after the US Army failed to approve the completion of the Dakota Access Pipeline. -
Cinema Hungarian director Bela Tarr heads the jury at the 16th Marrakech International Film Festival The brollies were up in Marrakech but the rain didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd at the opening of the 16th international film festival. -
Cult "Sit Still, Look Pretty" - a call to young women from singer Daya 2016 has been a good year for the up-and-coming pop star Daya. -
World News Trump slams China on Twitter US President-Elect Donald Trump has blasted Beijing’s monetary policy and its activities in the South China Sea in a Twitter outburst that will do nothing to mend fences after his controversial phone -
Italy Rome reacts to the vote against Renzi's reforms Italians have woken up to political instability and the threat of a banking crisis. -
New Zealand New Zealand: Outgoing PM John Key denies wife gave him ultimatum to resign Quitting while he is ahead, popular Prime Minister John Key stunned New Zealand on Monday by unexpectedly announcing that he is stepping down. -
Italy Five knock-on effects of Renzi's referendum defeat Italy is today searching for a new prime minister after the resignation of Matteo Renzi, who quit after losing Sunday’s referendum on constitutional reforms. -
World News How has the world reacted the Italy’s ‘No’ vote? euronews looks at the reactions from around the world as Italian PM Renzi resigns -
Africanews Closed down! Fake US embassy in Ghana issued genuine visas for 10 years The United States (US) Department of State has reported the closure of a fake US embassy in Ghana's capital, Accra. The embassy had operated for a decade and had managed to issue genuine visas to appl -
World News Pakistan hotel blaze kills 11 as guests jump from windows At least 11 people were reported dead on Monday, with a further 75 injured, as fire swept through a luxury hotel in Pakistan. -
Syria Syrian army advances on Aleppo airport The Syrian army and its allies have advanced deeper into rebel-controlled areas, taking over a major access road leading to Aleppo International Airport. -
USA Confirmed dead rises to 33 in Oakland fire The search for bodies continues in the burnt out ruins of an Oakland warehouse. Investigators are still uncertain what started the blaze. -
USA Sioux tribe welcomes halt to N.Dakota pipeline Native Americans in North Dakota are celebrating what the’ve called an “historic decision” not to allow an oil pipeline to cross under a lake near their… -
Italy Italian PM to quit after voters reject his constitutional reforms Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is to resign following a heavy defeat in Sunday’s constitutional reform referendum. -
Italy Italian PM suffers heavy defeat in constitutional vote Italians have voted to reject constitutional reforms in a referendum largely seen as a confidence vote in their prime minister.