10 December 2016 | Euronews
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USA Exxon Mobil chief to become America's top diplomat? There is mounting speculation that America’s president-elect Donald Trump will name the chief executive of Exxon Mobil as the country’s top diplomat. -
Turkey Dozens killed in explosions near Istanbul football stadium Dozens of people have been killed and more than 160 wounded in two explosions near a football stadium in Istanbul, according to Turkey’s interior minister. -
Sport Young-jun Kweon wins Doha Épée Grand Prix Young-jun Kweon snatched the men’s individual title at the International Fencing Federation Doha Épée Grand Prix on Saturday. -
Sport Pinturault giant slalom win ups pressure on Hirscher Frenchman Alexis Pinturault snatched another World Cup giant slalom victory on Saturday, and his second win of the season. -
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Syria ISIL fighters re-enter ancient Palmyra in Syria Monitors say ISIL fighters have re-entered Palmyra, nine months after losing the ancient Syrian city. -
Syria Is the West resigned to the fall of eastern Aleppo? Foreign ministers from the US, UK, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Jordan have met in Paris to discuss the situation in Aleppo as Russian diplomats and stakeholders gather in Swit -
Sport Tessa Worley wins second straight World Cup giant slalom It was a French triumph in Italy. -
Syria Syria: exodus continues from embattled Aleppo The Russian Defence Ministry, quoted by the Interfax news agency, says more than 20,000 civilians have left eastern Aleppo on Saturday. The Ministry also says more than 1,200 rebels opposed to Syrian -
No Comment Widespread damage after train blast in Bulgaria At least five people have died in northeastern Bulgaria following a gas explosion after a train derailed early on Saturday. -
Norway Colombian Nobel Prize winner says a "ray of hope" for Syria, Sudan Santos collects Nobel Prize in Oslo for deal with FARC Quotes anti-war song by Bob Dylan, 2016 literature winner Hopes Colombian deal can inspire peace talks elsewhere Colombian President Juan Ma -
Bulgaria Inferno horror in Bulgaria as freight train derails At least five people have been killed and 25 injured when a cargo train derailed and burst into flames in the northeast of the country -
Syria Watch: Aleppo before the war… and now! Before Syria's ruinous civil war struck Aleppo, the country's largest city was a busy commercial powerhouse and a proud historic center -
My Europe Series Libya: a dead-end for migrants Caught in the Libya's instability and lawlessness, sub-Saharan migrants are exposed to abuse, violence and trafficking. -
No Comment Hundreds of African migrants cross border fence into Spanish enclave of Ceuta Over 400 sub-Saharan African migrants have jumped over a barbed-wire border fence from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. -
My Europe Series The State of the Union: Keep calm and negotiate! This is State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of the top stories from the past seven days. -
France 360 video: Experience the "Festival of lights" of Lyon You’re at the Fete des Lumieres, the ‘festival of lights’ in Lyon France, an event that attracts millions of visitors from around the globe. -
Bulgaria Four dead as Bulgaria train derails and explodes At least four people have been killed and another 25 injured after a freight train derailed and exploded in northeastern Bulgaria. -
USA Twin girls conjoined at birth separated after two years Two conjoined twin girls in the United States are in stable condition and recovering in hospital after undergoing a 17-hour surgery to separate them -
Romania Retromania: will Romanians look to past for next government? Romanians could return the Social Democrats (PSD) to power when they go to the polls on Sunday (December 11), just over a year since the party’s corruption-tainted former leader Victor Ponta resigned -
USA CIA says Russia helped Donald Trump win the White House A secret CIA report says Russia interfered in last month’s US election with the aim of helping Donald Trump win. -
United Kingdom EU to offer UK citizens individual access to EU citizenship post Brexit People living in the United Kingdom may be able to retain their European Union citizenship says the EU's top Brexit negotiator -
France Paris wages war on exploding rat population First it was pollution, now Paris has a major rat problem to contend with. -
Poland European Film Awards to honour best in cinema The final countdown is on to Saturday’s European Film Awards, hosted this time in the Polish city of Wroclaw, the European Capital of Culture. -
USA Obama orders review into cyber attacks on presidential election US President Barack Obama has ordered intelligence agencies to review cyber attacks on the 2016 elections. -
Gambia Gambian president rejects election result Having conceded defeat, the Gambian president now says that he rejects the outcome of this month’s election that he lost to opposition leader Adama Barrow. -
Syria Thousands escape war-torn Aleppo, says Russia Up to 10,500 Syrians have poured out of parts of war-torn eastern Aleppo in 24 hours, Moscow’s defence ministry said on Friday. -
Colombia Colombia: FARC rebels take first step towards demobilisation Dozens of FARC rebels have gathered in Colombia ahead of handing in their weapons, in what is seen as a first critical step in implementing the peace deal. -
Brazil Italian tourist killed after GPS system leads him into Rio favela An Italian tourist has been shot dead after mistakenly entering a hillside favela in Rio de Janeiro. -
Ghana Opposition leader Akufo-Addo wins Ghana's presidential election It is third time lucky for Ghana opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo.