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Turkey's ruling AK party moves to seize critical media holding ahead of election

Turkey’s Public Prosecutors office is to appoint a trustee to manage Koza Ipek Holding which owns media outlets critical of the ruling AK party. The

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Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which may not have reached the

Georgia

Hundreds gather in support of anti-government TV station in Georgia

Hundreds of people gathered in front of Georgian TV company Rutavi2 which is subject of a lawsuit over its ownership. Supporters have vowed to

Economy

Netflix goes South, YouTube turns Red

Netflix enters three more European markets this week: Spain, Portugal and Italy. The video-streaming giant revealed its intentions back in June but

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Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which did not reach the

France

Euronews moves to new headquarters

Euronews is now broadcasting from its new purpose-built headquarters, having moved its entire newsroom as well as technical and administrative teams

France

Euronews breaks new media ground with dazzling champagne opening

Here are some of the highlights appearing in online social media surrounding this evening’s inaugural celebration of the new Euronews headquarters in

Turkey

Turkey imposes media blackout on reporting of Saturday's twin bombing

As the search for suspects connected to Saturday’s twin suicide bombing in Ankara goes on, the government has imposed a temporary media blackout on

USA

Playboy magazine to stop publishing naked pictures

Playboy magazine will stop publishing pictures of naked models after deciding that the approach was no longer working following an explosion of

Turkey

Turkish newspaper editor arrested over tweets "insulting" president

The Editor-in-Chief of the Turkish newspaper Today’s Zaman, Bulent Kenes has been arrested. He is accused of “insulting” President Recep Tayyip

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And also... Clear skies over Syria,beard and moustache championships, stopping traffic and more

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond, which did not reach the

Business Series

Twitter to take its charm offensive to TV

Syria

Study sheds new light on ISIL's propaganda power

ISIL’s ‘media behemoth’ has left western powers floundering trying to counter its propaganda, a new report has concluded. The study, published by

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And also.. panda poo, a crazy wedding cortege and 'baring all' as you fill your tank!

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the

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And also...selfies kill more people than sharks, woman's revenge on 'cheating husband' and famous paintings on…cakes!

Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from around Europe and beyond which did not reach the

Hungary

A Hungarian view on Hungary's migrant situation

Hungary has been in the international media spotlight for months. On the south-eastern edge of a cluster of border-free Schengen Zone members, it is

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Finding the truth behind the pictures, video and spin

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Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the

Economy

Altice expands in US with Cablevision purchase

European telecoms group Altice is set to become a major player in the US market. The latest acquisition for the company founded by French-Israeli

France

Charlie Hebdo criticised for cartoon 'mocking drowned Syrian boy'

France’s Charlie Hebdo magazine is courting controversy again – this time with cartoons on migrants. One drawing plays on the harrowing photo of