19 November 2016 | Euronews

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  France Tintin moon drawing sells for record €1.55 million in Paris An original artwork by the late Belgian cartoonist Hergé of his hero Tintin and friends has sold for €1. 23:44
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  USA Trump holds 'far-reaching talks' with critic Romney As the president-elect lines up his cabinet, Trump met with one of his harshest critics Mitt Romney 22:20
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  Iraq Iraqi troops face strong resistance as they gain ground in ISIL-held Mosul Iraqi forces are facing strong resistance from ISIL as they drive deeper into the east of Mosul. 20:42
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  USA Soul music icon Sharon Jones dies at 60 The vocalist gained notoriety and a Grammy nomination with her band the Dap-Kings, died after battling pancreatic cancer. 20:19
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  Sport Qingdao Grand Prix: Japanese fighters strike on day two Four gold medals were up for grabs on day two of the Qingdao Grand Prix in China and Japanese judoka’s won two of them to finally open up their account on the east… 20:10
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  Yemen Hopes and fears as 48-hour ceasefire in Yemen comes into effect The truce announced by the Saudi-led coalition aims to end 20 months of fighting, in which more than 10,000 people have died. 19:05
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  USA Trump attacks 'harassment' of Mike Pence at Hamilton musical The US vice president-elect was booed by the Broadway audience and taken to task by the cast over the next administration's likely direction. 17:27
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  Poland Polish women get self-defence classes from army Polish women are getting free self-defence training from the army. 16:31
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  Egypt Egyptian Journalists Union head sentenced to two years in jail An Egyptian court has sentenced the head of a journalists’ union to two years in prison, a ruling condemned by rights groups. 16:26
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  Vatican Pope warns against 'epidemic of animosity' as he appoints 17 new cardinals Pope Francis has appointed 17 new cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church, 13 of whom are under 80 years-old making them eligible to replace him in future. 16:21
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  Syria Syria: hospitals in eastern Aleppo 'bombed out of use' Hospitals in besieged rebel-held districts of the Syrian city have been hit by intense airstrikes in recent days, several sources say. 16:08
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  Iraq Restoring faith: Crucifix replaced above newly-liberated Bashiqa church in Iraq Iraqi Kurdish fighters joined by locals have restored the crucifix above a church in Bashiqa. 15:08
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  Spain Two ISIL suspects arrested in Spain The pair had been ready to attack in Spain and were very active online, in particular using social networks to radicalise and recruit Islamist militants, according to an Interior Ministry statement. 13:37
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  No Comment Obama ends his last official visit to Europe After meeting with Angela Merkel and other European leaders in Berlin, Barack Obama ended his last visit to Europe as US President. 11:50
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  Korea Huge protest against South Korean president as influence scandal intensifies A huge demonstration has been held in the South Korean capital Seoul as people called on the president to resign. 11:48
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  No Comment European Tour golfers do the mannequin challenge before DP World Tour Championship European Tour golfers took time out from preparing for the season-ending DP World Tour Championship to take part in the mannequin challenge. 11:32
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  Switzerland Zika virus declared no longer an international emergency by WHO The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared that Zika no longer constitutes an international emergency – warning at the same time that the virus will continue to spread where mosquitoes carrying 09:54
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  Morocco Countries appeal to Trump over climate change as COP22 ends Environmental groups such as Greenpeace have welcomed the united front displayed by nearly 200 countries in Marrakesh in the face of Donald Trump’s campaign threat to quit the Paris accord on climate… 08:30
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  USA Trump pays $25 million to settle Trump University lawsuits He had vowed never to settle, staunchly defending his Trump University project. 05:52
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  USA Trump Transition: Conservative choices herald hard line on US security When you’re America’s ‘president-in-waiting’, the work never stops. 04:19
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  Iraq Iraq: Mosul advance slows amid fears for civilians As the fight to retake Mosul from so-called Islamic State continues, a hugely significant battle is also raging 80 kilometres west of the Iraqi city. 01:20
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  United Kingdom 'Right to be frozen' ruling for UK teenager triggers concern Is it a scientific way of cheating death? 00:02