14 December 2016 | Euronews
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Myanmar Rohingya fighters in Myanmar linked to Saudi Arabia and Pakistan reports ICG Fighters from the Rohingya community in northern Myanmar have a Pakistani-born leader and many Saudis in top echelon says Brussels-based NGO International Crisis Group. -
Turkey Bomber in Istanbul stadium attack came from Syria Investigations into last Saturday’s (Dec 10 ) twin terror attack near a football stadium in Istanbul have revealed one of the two suicide bombers had come from… -
Syria 'First convoy leaves eastern Aleppo' under evacuation deal A first convoy of people requiring medical attention left war-shattered eastern Aleppo on Thursday morning, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. -
Netherlands Crimean treasures should return to Ukraine says Dutch court A priceless collection of gold artefacts from Crimea, on show in the Netherlands when Crimea was occupied by Russia in 2014, must return to Ukraine says court ijn Amsterdam. -
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Economy US Federal Reserve raises interest rates for second time in a decade The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates the first time this year and the second time in a decade. -
World Inside Aleppo - One photographer tells of the horror of the fall of the city As Aleppo falls to the Syrian army one photographer speaks of the horror of daily life and the terror of what may yet come. -
Philippines Philippines' Duterte boasts he personally killed crime suspects President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines is under scrutiny again after claiming he had personally killed crime suspects when he was a city mayor, to set an example to… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU leaders set for final summit This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Economy Greek pensioners Christmas bonus row threatens debt relief The eurozone's bailout fund has suspended Greece's short-term debt relief over Athens unapproved December payout to pensioners. -
World The courageous story of two girls who escaped sexual enslavement by ISIL European Parliament Sakharov Prize winners Nadia Murad and Lamiya Aji Bashar in The Global Conversation -
Germany Immigrant who lied about age suspected of rape and murder An immigrant accused of raping and murdering a German student is the same man who was convicted of a separate attack in Greece. -
Italy Italy's new prime minister wins confidence vote staving off political turmoil Italy’s caretaker prime minister Paolo Gentiloni has won the backing of the Senate in a confidence vote allowing his government to take office, turning the political turmoil down from boil to… -
USA Trump's Energy choice promises Perry Christmas for fossil fuel lobby Former Texas Governor Rick Perry has been confirmed as president-elect Donald Trump's choice for Energy Secretary. -
Business Line OPEC and Russia oil cut deals promise to address supply glut Business Line considers the details of the agreements reached by oil producers from OPEC and other countries to cut output. Will it boost oil prices? -
Syria Evacuation under threat as Aleppo ceasefire unravels Less than 24 hours after a ceasefire was agreed, shelling has resumed in eastern Aleppo. -
Syria Syria rebel group 'deprived us of food', say Aleppo civilians Jaish al-Islam has been accused by people in al-Kalasa, recaptured by Syrian government forces, of hoarding supplies. -
Sport Kashima Antlers make history by reaching Club World Cup final Kashima Antlers became the first Asian team to reach the final of the FIFA Club World Cup after the Japanese side beat Colombia’s Atletico Nacional 3-0 in the semis in… -
Europe News EU's Schulz set to bow out as candidates line up to replace him Outgoing European parliament president Martin Schulz has hit out at so-called populist parties as he prepares to run in Germany’s federal elections. -
Spain Spanish court suspends Catalonia plan for independence vote The constitutional court in Madrid says it will make a definitive ruling within five months on Catalonia's planned referendum. -
Syria New footage from east Aleppo apparently shows ceasefire being broken The sound of a ceasefire being shattered is caught on camera by a citizen journalist in eastern Aleppo. -
USA Opinion - The Manchurian Cabinet Trump’s adoration of Russia – or, more accurately, Russian riches – was apparent well before Americans went to the polls, as was his habit of surrounding himself with likeminded advisers. -
Business Series Fininvest and Vivendi face off over Italian broadcaster Mediaset Mediaset's top shareholder Fininvest and Vivendi have both raised their stakes in the Italian broadcaster leading to talk of a hostile takeover bid. -
Economy UK employment falls, jobless rate unchanged, wages rise Some signs of jobs weakness are emerging in Britain as the number of people in work fell for first time in more than a year. -
Turkey Russia-Turkish talks on Aleppo more effective than 'fruitless' US talks, says Lavrov The Russian foreign minister says Moscow has high hopes for ongoing talks with Ankara. -
Cult Kew Gardens in London lights up for Christmas Across a frozen lake, lights dance to the sound of popular Christmas carols. -
No Comment Yazidi ISIL survivors receive Sakharov Prize The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, awarded each year by the European Parliament, has been given to two Iraqi Yazidi women who were held as sex slaves by ISIL and now campaign for human… -
No Comment Demonstration for Aleppo in Paris Some 50 demonstrators gathered outside the presidential palace in Paris, calling for an immediate ceasefire in eastern Aleppo and humanitarian relief access for the… -
Syria Fighting resumes as Aleppo agony goes on Air strikes, shelling and gunfire raged in Aleppo on Wednesday, despite a truce deal between government forces and rebels. -
Brazil Protests across Brazil as Senate passes 20-year austerity plan Brazilian Senators approved a constitutional amendment to limit public spending for 20 years, prompting demonstrations in numerous states. -
Sci-Tech Methane gas threatening to slow efforts to slow climate change Methane gas is all around us and is threatening efforts to slow climate change. -
Syria Aleppo: fighting resumes after civilian evacuation is delayed The sound of shelling can again be heard in war-shattered eastern Aleppo, less than 24 hours after a ceasefire was declared. -
USA So what will a Trump presidency look like? He is the least popular US President-Elect in recent history, pollsters say. -
World News Giant wave in European waters 'breaks world record' A huge 19-metre-high wave has made a splash among weather experts after it was claimed as the biggest ever recorded. -
USA Briton jailed for Trump shooting attempt A 20-year-old British tourist who prosecutors say caused a security scare at a Donald Trump campaign rally in Las Vegas by trying to wrestle a gun from a police officer was sentenced on Tuesday to a y -
USA Trump says Tillerson will be 'fierce advocate for America' US President-elect Donald Trump has stopped off in Wisconsin on his victory tour of states just hours after a recount of votes there added to his presidential… -
Venezuela Venezuelan lawmakers back motion blaming Maduro for economic crisis Venezuela’s National Assembly has taken a symbolic step by backing a motion blaming the country’s leftist president for the country’s political and economic… -
Syria "Incapable of shame": Russia blamed for Aleppo tragedy Hundreds have demonstrated in Berlin blaming Moscow and its support of the Syrian government for the unfolding tragedy in Aleppo.