Syria Bombs and diplomacy: Syrian forces push into eastern Aleppo as UN calls for an end to hostilities The Syrian army is tightening its siege on rebel-held parts of Aleppo. 09/12/2016
Norway Colombia's Santos says Nobel prize was 'gift from heaven' for peace Juan Manuel Santos spoke from Norway on the eve of receiving the award, saying it helped spur the push for peace. 09/12/2016
Russia Russian athletics chief: 'we are working to resolve problems' The newly re-elected head of Russian athletics says reforms are underway, after more revelations of systematic doping. 09/12/2016
Romania Anti-corruption drive dominates Romanian election campaign Romanians are heading to the polls on Sunday to elect a new government, a year after a vast anti-corruption drive forced Prime Minister Victor Ponta to step down. 09/12/2016
South Korea The clock is ticking for Park Guen-hye South Korea's Constitutional Court has up to 180 days to decide whether to uphold the impeachment of the country's president. 09/12/2016
economy Europe and US authorities cry foul over Chinese food import plans European and US authorities are seeking further high level talks with China over its plans to increase regulations on food imports. 09/12/2016
United Kingdom Dozens of suspects in UK football child sex abuse inquiry 83 suspects have been identified along with possible links to 98 football clubs as British police probe historical cases of alleged child abuse. 09/12/2016
business planet Key Enabling Technologies driving SME innovation in Europe What opportunities are there to turn Key Enabling Technologies (KETs)into business opportunities for SMEs across Europe? 09/12/2016
economy Lyon's light festival gives business big boost Lyon’s festival of light is not only an important economic barometer for France’s second city, it is also a useful gauge for the whole country. 09/12/2016
Egypt Cairo bombing: Hasm movement claims responsibility for attack that killed six policemen Six policemen have been killed and three wounded after a roadside bomb exploded near a security checkpoint in Cairo. 09/12/2016
Cult Light in Lyon. The "Fête des Lumières" returns to France's second city Let there be light. 09/12/2016
Bosnia and Herzegovina 'I was floating in a rescue boat down this street' - a 360° tour of flood-ravaged areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina In this 360° video, we take a look around Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and some villages an hour north of the city that were hit by catastrophic flooding in… 09/12/2016
Spain Migrants break in to Spain's Ceuta enclave in North Africa Hundreds of sub-Saharan Africans scaled a fence to enter Spanish soil in the small territory which borders Morocco. 09/12/2016
economy Oil extends gains ahead of OPEC talks Oil prices extended gains for a second session running on Friday – fuelled by optimism that non-OPEC producers will agree to reduce output following a cartel agreement to limit… 09/12/2016
world news And also... Cold tourism and New Zealand denial Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… 09/12/2016
economy German exports struggle on slow factory output German exports rebounded by less than expected in October, according to latest official figures. 09/12/2016
France Lyon's "spaceship" shines for the city's Festival of lights For the first time ever, the Confluence Museum in Lyon has been used as a canvas for a lightshow as part of the city’s famed Festival of Lights. 09/12/2016
no comment Thousands watch Lyon light show amid high security Thousands of people have attended Lyon’s famous Festival of Lights amid high security. 09/12/2016
no comment Iraqi artillery pounds ISIL targets southeast of Mosul The Iraqi army has been pounding ISIL targets in Mosul, as part of their bid to drive out the group from the city. 09/12/2016
Syria Aleppo: fears over hundreds of missing The UN says hundreds of men from eastern Aleppo have reportedly gone missing after leaving rebel-held areas of the city and entering government territory. 09/12/2016
Unreported Europe Cries for help from migrants trapped in Libya Five years after being plunged into instability after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is a major crossroads of irregular immigration and is officially home to nearly 300,000… 09/12/2016
Russia More than 1000 Russian athletes benefited from state-sponsored doping - report More than 1000 athletes, including Olympic medalists, are implicated in the McLaren report on Russian state-sponsored doping. 09/12/2016
Mexico 1.3m ‘will attend’ girl’s 15th birthday party in Mexico A girl’s 15th birthday is a major milestone in Mexico and for Rubi Ibarra, her quinceañera party, to celebrate her coming of age, looks set to be something she’ll never… 09/12/2016
world news Australia "ready to help" quake-hit Solomons There have been reports of small tsunami waves caused by aftershocks in the South Pacific island nation after a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck on Friday. 09/12/2016
Unreported Europe In conversation with EU defence and security official Pedro Serrano Is there a way out for irregular migrants in Libya, or are they condemned to die there or perhaps at sea if they attempt the journey to Europe? 09/12/2016
Netherlands Wilders to appeal discrimination conviction Judges have found the Dutch lawmaker guilty of discrimination against Moroccans. However, the ruling carries no punishment. 09/12/2016
Libya Libya: what next after ISIL's defeat in Sirte? This week ISIL lost Sirte, the group’s only foothold in Libya. 09/12/2016
Syria Aleppo: conflicting reports over a halt in the offensive There are conflicting reports over whether the Russian-backed Syrian government has halted its military push to retake the rebel-held eastern Aleppo. 09/12/2016
Cinema Reese Witherspoon and Taron Egerton are among the stars in the animated film "Sing" The movie “Sing” features a host of voices from the stars of the silver screen. 09/12/2016
Myanmar Remarkable feathered dinosaur tail found in chunk of amber Some 99 million years ago, a juvenile dinosaur got its feathery tail stuck in tree resin, a death trap for the small creature. 09/12/2016
