16 November 2016 | Euronews
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USA Bob Dylan confirms he'll be a no-show at Nobel Prize ceremony After weeks of public speculation, Bob Dylan has confirmed he will not pick up his Nobel Prize for Literature in person. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU's Oettinger faces questions over lobbyist flight The Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Pluto could harbour 'slushy underground ocean' A frozen area of Pluto, known as the ‘heart’ may harbour a slushy ocean between 150 and 200 km beneath its surface, NASA scientists say. -
USA De Blasio warns Trump over immigrant crackdown Mayor of New York tells Donald Trump that his proposed deportation plan of illegal immigrants has sparked fear in the ethnically diverse city -
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Spain Barcelona set to introduce local currency The city of Barcelona is preparing to move forward with a plan to introduce its own currency, despite warnings from Spain’s central bank. -
Germany Barack Obama in Berlin to discuss extending sanctions on Russia US President Barack Obama says a final official goodbye to Europe in Berlin, where he'll discuss the extension of sanctions on Russia. -
Business Line Trump's trade tensions In Business Line we look at president-elect Donald Trump's rhetoric on the economy and trade to see what it might mean for the US and the world. -
Iraq Iraqi militias take Tal Afar air base from ISIL The victory, if confirmed, would threaten the Sunni group's supply route from Syria to its last major stronghold in Iraq. -
Sport Ireland united in 2023 Rugby World Cup bid Emerald Isle in Rugby World Cup bid -
Sport Noway trawls for a new coach after Per-Mathias Hogmo quits Norway's coach quits -
France The vote to watch: possible movers and shakers in the 2017 French presidential poll As international politics begins to turn on its head, next year’s French presidential election has been dubbed the one to watch. -
Series 360° videos reveal secrets of Uzbek treasures -
Syria Renewed airstrikes on Aleppo kill at least 20 people, including children In Syria, government forces have pounded Aleppo for a second day, killing at least 20 people, monitors and medics say. -
Israel Israel backs draft bill to legalise settlements Israel’s parliament has approved a draft bill to legalise thousands of Jewish settlements on privately-owned Palestinian land in the West Bank. -
Yemen Ceasefire announced from Thursday in Yemen too late for many Yemen on the brink even if Thursday ceasefire holds -
Turkey Turkey fires another diplomatic salvo at Germany The Turkish President has accused Berlin of not being fully committed to the fight against terrorism. Speaking before a trip to Pakistan, Recep Tayyip Erdogan also claimed to have proof of German supp -
Sport Rio remembered: Olympians honoured in Doha Olympians honoured in Doha -
Europe News EU's Oettinger under fire over lobbyist's private jet flight Germany’s Günther Oettinger denied on Wednesday any wrongdoing after it emerged he accepted a trip on a private jet from a pro-Kremlin lobbyist. -
Morocco John Kerry seeks to reassure countries of US commitment to COP21 climate change deal The US president-elect has called climate change a hoax and threatened to tear up the Paris COP21 deal. -
Greece Obama's compelling valedictory speech The US president touched on globalisation, Donald Trump, the NATO question and the compassion of the Greek people in his foreign farewell. -
Morocco China ready to step into US's shoes if Donald Trump quits Paris climate treaty With the world facing a new American leader-in-waiting who says he wants to pull out of the Paris Climate deal, China says it is ready for global leadership against climate change. -
Economy EU warns eight countries on spending The EU has warned eight eurozone countries that their spending plans for next year risk breaking the bloc’s spending rules. -
Economy British jobless rate falls to 11-year low Britain's jobless rate unexpectedly fell to an 11-year low between July and September, but there were also signs of a possible labour market slowdown. -
United Kingdom 'Post-truth' - international word of the year! “Post-truth” has been named International Word of The Year – in the wake of Brexit and the US presidential election. -
Europe News British travellers could have to pay five euros to enter EU Britons could have to pay a five-euro fee to enter EU countries in the future, under a new Brussels plan to fight terrorism. -
Cult Van Gogh book of drawings slammed as fake An extraordinary row has broken out over a new book that claims to contain previously unpublished drawings by Dutch master Vincent Van Gogh. -
Markets Snapchat reportedly secretly files for share offering Snapchat seems to move closer to becoming a public company by reportedly filed for an initial public offering of shares to test investor interest. -
Sci-Tech Brain implant allows paralysed monkey to walk It’s being hailed as a major medical breakthrough: partially-paralysed monkeys have learned to walk again thanks to a brain implant that uses wireless signals to bypass broken nerves in the spinal cor -
Russia Russia withdraws from the International Criminal Court Officials are quoted as saying the Hague-based tribunal is not "truly independent" and has not lived up the hopes of the international community. -
Business Series Microsoft moves to address competition issues on LinkedIn takeover Microsoft has offered concessions to EU antitrust regulators over its bid for social network LinkedIn. -
Hungary Arrests in far-right crackdown in Hungary The national police say the raids, which were ordered by the counter-terrorism force TEK, also netted automatic weapons, handguns and explosives. -
World News Brexit, Trump and hate crime: what does the data tell us? In the week since Donald Trump was elected President, there has been growing concern among many Americans of a rise in hate crimes. -
No Comment Kenya burns illegal firearms Kenya destroyed some 5,250 illegal firearms by fire on Tuesday as part of efforts to fight crimes like cattle rustling, carjackings and to eliminate threats from… -
No Comment Rubber Trump sells out A factory in Japan is struggling to cope with orders for rubber masks of US President-elect Donald Trump. -
World News Russia's Supreme Court sends Navalny case for retrial Russia’s Supreme Court has struck down a lower court’s decision to hand Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny a five year suspended sentence for corruption and sent the case back for… -
Cult New Bon Jovi album tops charts Bon Jovi are back with their new record ‘This House Is Not for Sale’. -
Indonesia Jakarta's Christian governor faces blasphemy probe The Christian and ethnic Chinese governor of Jakarta, Indonesia, is to be investigated on allegations of blasphemy. -
USA Trump insists White House transition on track amid reports of disarray Donald Trump has defended the selection of his transition team amid claims it is in disarray. -
New Zealand Stranded no more. Three cows left isolated after earthquake saved by owner Farmer Derrick to the rescue! Three cows stranded in New Zealand after Monday's earthquake have been rescued by their owner. -
Afghanistan At least four dead after suicide bomber strikes in Kabul At least four people are reported dead in the Afghan capital Kabul, after a suicide bomber on a motorbike attacked a vehicle carrying national security… -
Russia Russia bribery inquiry - more suspects? There could be more suspects in a criminal case, which has seen Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev detained on bribery charges. -
Greece Obama spreads message of 'calm' in Greece Barack Obama brings with him reassuring words on his last trip to Greece as US president -
Germany Speculation grows of a fourth term for Merkel German Chancellor Angela Merkel will run for a fourth term in elections next year. -
Syria Syria's Assad sees Trump as 'an ally against terrorism' President Assad gives his first reaction to the election of Donald Trump describing him as a possible 'ally in the fight against terror' -
Turkey German foreign minister gets a roasting on Turkish visit as relations sour A tense atmosphere has marked the latest visit to Turkey by the German foreign minister. -
World News Where in the EU is paying bribes widespread? Paying bribes to police and public officials is widespread in at least three European Union countries, a new report has claimed.