Politics

Belgians rally against new government austerity measures

Tens of thousands of Belgians gathered for a huge march through the capital Brussels on Thursday, in the first mass protest against the new centre-right government's austerity policies. Duration: 01:00

Nov 7, 2014

French fotball coach Sagnol rejects racism charge

Bordeaux coach Willy Sagnol rejects accusations of racism after his comments about African players, which led to anti-racism campaigners calling for action to be taken against him. Duration: 00:44

Nov 7, 2014

Dead fish litter Brazil's Guanabara Bay for past three weeks

For the past three weeks huge numbers of fish have been dying in Rio de Janeiro's famed Guanabara Bay, for reasons as yet unknown. Duration: 01:01

Nov 6, 2014

Teotihucan archeology discoveries to go on display in 2015

A few of the 50,000 objects found in a subterranean tunnel constructed in the pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan will go on display in 2015 in Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology. Duration: 01:18

Nov 6, 2014

Smoke billows over Kobane as battles continue

Fighting continued on Thursday in the battleground Syrian border town of Kobane as jihadists continue their assaults on Kurdish militia bolstered by the arrival of heavily armed Iraqi peshmerga forces. Duration: 00:38

Nov 6, 2014

Mouthwatering food competition heats up in Spain

Chefs take part in the final phase of the tenth edition of the National Skewers and Tapas competition at the Cupola del Milenio in Valladolid in Spain. Duration: 00:37

Nov 6, 2014

EU ready to sanction Luxembourg over tax if necessary

The EU is already probing Luxembourg's tax breaks for global firms and will take action if necessary, a spokesman for new European commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said Thursday after leaked documents on the deals were published. Duration: 00:44

Nov 6, 2014

Amnesty decries violence in C.Africa, UN defends mandate

As Amnesty International call for more peacekeepers to stop the bloodshed in Central African Republic, the UN mission in the country has expressed its concern over acts of violence but also looked offer reassurance. Duration: 01:09

Nov 6, 2014

Zimbabwe diamond conference opens

President Robert Mugabe hosts 2014 Zimbabwe Diamond Conference in Harare on Thursday, with the aim of balancing a competitive diamond industry whilst fighting against the production of blood diamonds. Duration: 01:04

Nov 6, 2014

Expatriate Indians hope for stronger India-Australia relations ahead of PM Modi's visit

Sydney, Nov 06 (ANI): Expatriate Indians said they were excited about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming Australia visit, saying it would play a pivotal role in strengthening economic and cultural ties between both the nations. Modi will start his Australia tour from Myanmar, where he is scheduled to attend East Asia Summit (EAS) on November 12-13 in Nay Pyi Taw city. From there, he will go to Brisbane city for a G-20 meet on November 15-16. After Brisbane, Canberra will be Modi’s next stop where he will hold a bilateral meeting with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott on November 18. IACF President, Nihal Agar said Modi has already emerged as a global leader and Indians across Australia are excited about his impending trip. A fan regarded Modi as a new-age leader with new ideas.

Nov 6, 2014

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