18 November 2016 | Euronews
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Poland Poland's former president reburied amid new inquiry into fatal 2010 plane crash Poland’s former President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria have been reburied following detailed autopsies as part of a new investigation into their fatal plane… -
Syria UN says aid convoy attack could be considered 'war crime' An attack on a United Nations aid convoy in Syria in which 20 people died could be considered a ‘war crime’ by the Security Council if the perpetrators are identified, the organisation… -
Italy Why Donald's success might Trump Matteo Renzi The US billionaire's surprise victory in the US presidential election seems to be a factor behind the widening lead for the "No" camp in Italy's upcoming referendum. -
New Zealand New Zealand's islands moved two metres closer together by tremor Seismologists are still recording hundreds of aftershocks. An estimated 2,000 have rattled the region since the initial tremor shook shortly after midnight on Sunday. -
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Economy Exploring the moral as well as monetary values of the internet Top names from the digital world have been brought together by the Catholic Church to consider the worth of values in this digital age. -
World Action on climate change is an "urgent duty" - COP22 delegates In theory, the aim of the COP 22 summit was clear: to implement the Paris agreement to limit the rise in temperatures to 1. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Trump on European defence spending, says NATO chief This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from the past seven days. -
Turkey When is rape not a crime? Turkey considers proposal for controversial sexual abuse law Turkey's ruling AK Party comes under fire for proposing a law critics say legitimises rape in some cases. -
Sport Russia dominates day one of Qingdao Judo Grand Prix Qingdao Judo Grand Prix sees Russia dominate day one -
Economy Draghi defends bank regulation, says eurozone recovery not yet strong ECB President Mario Draghi has spoken out against any relaxing of the rules on how banks operate and hinted at more stimulus for the eurozone. -
World News Remembering the fallen of Vukovar 25 year on A silent march was led by the veterans and family members of the victims of the siege in 1991. -
World News Donald Trump right on European defence spending, says NATO chief US President-elect Donald Trump is right to call on Europeans to spend more on defence, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday. -
Greece Tensions high as migrant camp attacked It is the second time the camp on the Greek island of Chios has been targeted. Rocks and petrol bombs were hurled at a makeshift camp for refugees and migrants. -
Europe News Trump right on defence spending, says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg -
Russia Amnesty International condemns Russia's 'draconian' foreign agents law Amnesty International in Russia has strongly condemned what it calls a ‘draconian’ foreign agents law, ahead of the fourth anniversary of it coming into effect. -
Germany Talking Brexit after saying goodbye to Barack The leaders of Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Spain met at a mini-summit in Berlin to say goodbye to outgoing US President Barack Obama. -
USA Trump lines up loyalists for posts in national security and law enforcement President-elect Donald Trump has made his picks to head up national security and law enforcement, Senator Jeff Sessions will be taking the post of Attorney… -
Economy OPEC deal optimism pushes up oil prices There is renewed optimism that the producer group OPEC might agree to limit the amount it pumps, thereby addressing a supply glut and low prices. -
Europe News Turkish officers seeking asylum after coup, says NATO chief Some Turkish officers posted to NATO have sought asylum since July’s failed coup, the head of alliance said on Friday. -
Economy Dollar muscles ahead, strongest since 2003 against basket of currencies The US dollar has been boosted by Donald Trump's election victory and spending plans, and political and economic worries in Europe, Britain and Japan. -
USA Why was Ivanka Trump present during Trump's first international summit? Ivanka Trump, daughter of President-elect Trump, was present during his high-profile face-to-face meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. -
Cult Metallica are back and 'Hardwired... To Self-Destruct" Metallica are back after eight years. -
World News And also... the plight of the rock band named Trumps, a dying dog's last wish, and the footballer who lost his shorts during a match Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines French rock group called Trumps deci -
Philippines Filipino dictator Marcos given hero's burial by President Duterte Twenty-seven years after his death, Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos has been buried at Manila’s prestigious Cemetery of Heroes. -
Business Series Volkswagen slashes 30,000 jobs to save billions Volkswagen has unveiled plans to cut 30,000 jobs to help achieve 3.7 billion euros in annual savings by 2020. -
Germany Transatlantic relationship is a priority - EU leaders The leaders agreed that they needed to keep working together as part of multilateral bodies like NATO. The White House says they will press ahead with the transatlantic agenda. -
Turkey Rescue teams search for missing workers after copper mine collapse in Turkey At least four people have been killed, while 12 are still trapped in the mine near the town of Sirvan in Siirt province. -
Italy Polls cast doubt on Matteo Renzi's political future ahead of Italian vote Italians will vote in a referendum next month on whether to limit the role of the country’s upper house of parliament, the Senate. -
World News Life & Death: what the stats say about you Advances in medicine and better awareness about lifestyle choices mean Europeans are living longer than ever. -
No Comment Frozen masterpieces in Belgium Artists made the final touches to this year’s ice sculpture exhibit in Hasselt, Belgium. -
No Comment Brazil: anti-government protesters occupy lower house of Congress A group of about 60 anti-government protesters took over the chamber of Brazil’s lower house of Congress on Wednesday (November 16), sparking chaos as guards tried to drag them off the main stage wher -
United Kingdom British teen cryogenically frozen after ruling in landmark case The terminally ill 14-year-old's body has been frozen in the hope she could be brought back to life in future. -
Germany European leaders hold final meeting with Obama in Berlin The outgoing US president met leaders from major EU countries amid concern over future transatlantic ties under Donald Trump. -
Iraq Iraqi troops resume fighting in Mosul At least one soldier was killed after offensive resumed following a one day pause. -
Cult Do you look like your dog? It is often said that people look like their pets. -
France French conservative presidential candidates hold final TV debate Conservative candidates in the race for the French presidency held their final TV debate before two rounds of primaries which begin this weekend. -
Cinema 'The Salesman': a masterwork of neorealism With ‘The Salesman’, Iran’s Oscar-winning director Asghar Farhadi offers once again a multi-layered masterwork of neorealism. -
Morocco Unity at Marrakesh in face of Trump climate change threat A united response: nearly 200 countries meeting in Morocco have declared action on climate change an “urgent duty”. -
USA Japanese PM Abe believes Trump 'can be trusted' Donald Trump has received a vote of confidence from the first foreign leader he has met since winning the race to the White House. -
France Cheers! The Beaujolais Nouveau has arrived It is the annual autumnal party that wine enthusiasts and fun lovers across the world can’t ignore! -
Turkey Three killed in Turkey copper mine collapse A major rescue operation is underway in southeast Turkey where a copper mine collapsed on Thursday. -
USA New York bomb suspect Rahimi pleads not guilty Bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahimi appeared in court in New York on Thursday and denied setting off an explosive device on a street in the city. -
Kosovo Kosovo: Terror arrests amid foiled plot to attack Israeli football team At least 19 people have been arrested in Kosovo on suspicion of having links with ISIL.