23 November 2016 | Euronews
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Israel Israel police to probe Netanyahu lawyer's role in German submarine deal The attorney-general has ordered an inquiry into a contract for three submarines over a possible conflict of interest. -
Germany Lufthansa pilots' strike extended Germany's flagship carrier Lufthansa has now been forced to cancel almost 1,800 flights at airports across the country after a strike by pilots was extended until Friday. -
Sport Champions League round-up: Arsenal held to draw by PSG as Barcelona eliminate Celtic Arsenal and Paris Saint Germain drew 2-2 at the Emirates on Wednesday in their penultimate Group A encounter of the Champions League. -
USA 'Yes we cran' Obama tells the US in his final Thanksgiving turkey pardon Barack Obama has begun festivities for his final Thanksgiving as the US president with the annual Turkey pardon. -
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Cameroon Anglophone protester killed in Cameroon One person has been killed and around 100 people arrested after demonstrators clashed with security forces in an English speaking city in Cameroon. -
Sport Long specials await the competitors of 2017 Dakar Rally The official presentation and the route details for the 2017 edition of the Dakar Rally were unveiled on Wednesday at a ceremony in Paris. -
France European Parliament politics cast aside for LUX Prize ceremony German-Austrian-Romanian collaboration 'Toni Erdmann' wins the 2016 LUX Prize for film. -
Cult Rabat's Visa for Music festival again reveals hidden jewels A festival for the lesser-known yet ambitious smaller groups and musicians, the third Visa for Music festival in Rabat has again produced a rich crop of artists who may be about to launch internationa -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Crunch vote on Turkey's EU membership talks This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Yemen Airstrike kills 12 civilians in Yemen Twelve civilians have been killed in Yemen in another airstrike carried out by the Saudi-led coalition that’s been fighting Shiite Houthi rebels since March… -
Bolivia Bolivia's severe water shortage triggers national emergency Bolivia’s government has declared a national emergency because of a water shortage as it suffers the worst drought in 25 years. -
Europe News EU passes anti-propaganda resolution, angers Russia's Putin Russia and Islamist terrorist groups are increasingly targeting the EU with propaganda – the warning in a resolution approved by MEPs, which aims to combat anti-Europe… -
Sport Spanish court calls for Neymar to serve two years in prison Spain’s public prosecutor has called for Barcelona soccer player Neymar to be sent to prison for two years for his part in a corruption case over his transfer from Brazilian club Santos to the Liga ch -
Pakistan Kashmir bus shelling: Pakistan blames India for deadly attack Cross-border shelling from India has killed at least nine passengers on a bus in Kashmir, Pakistani officials claim. -
Business Line Post-truth era Economic stagnation and the emergence of populist politics. -
Netherlands Anne Frank poem auctioned for 140,000 euros A poem handwritten by Jewish schoolgirl Anne Frank has sold for a high price at auction. -
Colombia Colombian opposition slams new FARC deal as too lenient They say it is still too lax on those guilty of serious crimes and want it ratified by another referendum, not voted by Congress as is the plan. -
USA Donald Trump gives plum UN role to vocal critic The US president-elect has picked South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley to be the US ambassador to the United Nations. -
France French heir discovers 100kg of gold hidden in house A man who inherited a house from a relative in Normandy, France, found even more reasons to be cheerful when he discovered 100kg of gold hidden under furniture. -
Colombia Colombian government and FARC rebels' path to peace In September, and after four years of talks, members of the FARC rebel group unanimously agree to a peace deal with the government of Colombia. -
United Kingdom UK: right-wing extremist Thomas Mair given life term for MP Jo Cox's murder White supremacist Thomas Mair is given life in jail for murdering British MP and mother of two, Jo Cox. -
No Comment Fu Ban and Fu Feng greet the world from Vienna Vienna Zoo has officially unveiled the names of two baby pandas born in August. -
Economy Britain's Brexit bonanza: slower growth, inflation and more borrowing Growth in the UK looks set to drop in 2017 -
Europe News Europeans live longer, but not in the best of health - new report Europeans are now more likely to live into their 80s, but they may not be in the best of health. -
World News Turkey slams EU for organising vote on halting accession talks Turkey's President Erdogan slams the EU for its upcoming vote on halting membership talks, saying the ballot has "no value" in Turkish eyes. -
Iraq The battle for Mosul rages on ISIL militants have been steadily retreating from areas around Mosul into the city since the battle started on October 17, with air and ground support from a U.S.-led coalition. -
United Kingdom Nazi sympathiser Thomas Mair guilty of murdering British MP Jo Cox Thomas Mair, a white supremacist, has been found guilty of killing British MP and mother of two Jo Cox. -
World News Trooper survives after home alone cats eat one another A woman in Australia has been convicted of cruelty to animals after she abandoned 14 cats in her home in South Adelaide, Australia. -
No Comment The Naked Cowboy sings 'The Trump Song' at Trump Tower New York City street performer Robert John Burck, aka The Naked Cowboy, performed a song in the lobby of Trump Tower, transforming some of the president-elect’s campaign promises into… -
Cinema Disney hopes "Moana" will mean South Seas box-office magic The latest cartoon feature from Disney, "Moana", bids to avoid cultural cliche with The Rock taking the male lead. -
No Comment New York store heist caught on camera Police in New York have released surveillance video of an armed robbery which took place at a luxury watch store in the city. -
Panama €4.4bn US Navy warship breaks down... again Just 6 months ago, the US Navy acquired the world’s most technologically advanced destroyer. -
Sci-Tech How mobile phones are helping the blind to see Mobile phone cameras are connecting their blind users with helpers ready to "be their eyes" in a phone app that can transform partially-sighted users' daily lives. -
Russia Moscow seeks closer ties with Bulgaria and Moldova following presidential elections A senior aide to Russia’s president Vladimir Putin has said Moscow is planning for more constructive ties with Bulgaria and the ex-Soviet republic of Moldova. -
Ukraine 360 video: How the UNDP is helping save lives in Ukraine In 2015, the country's government handed over the procurement and distribution of some life-saving drugs to international organisations including the UN. Access and cost have improved as a result. -
Spain "The Mayoress of Spain" Rita Barbera dies Known as "the Boss" and "the mayoress of Spain", Barbera, a prominent politician, has been in the public eye over the last year in connection with a corruption investigation. -
Colombia Colombian opposition criticises new FARC deal They say it is still too lenient on those guilty of serious crimes and want it ratified by another referendum, not voted by Congress as is the plan. -
Germany Lufthansa strike forces carrier to cancel 900 flights Germany’s flagship carrier Lufthansa has been forced to ground almost 900 flights at airports across the country after pilots began a two-day strike. -
USA Hanks, De Niro, Gates and more handed top award from Obama Outgoing US President Barack Obama has handed out his last Medals of Freedom during a ceremony at the White House. -
Costa Rica Hurricane Otto bears down on Costa Rica A late-season storm in the Caribbean has been upgraded to a hurricane as authorities in Panama reported at least four people had been killed and several were… -
Korea South Korean officials raid Samsung The South Koran headquarters of Samsung Group have been raided by prosecuters along with the offices of country’s National Pension Service (NPS). -
Colombia Colombia and FARC agree on a revised peace deal The Colombian government and FARC rebels have agreed to sign a revised peace deal after the last one was rejected in a referendum. -
France Gloves come off in French Republican presidential nomination race Campaigning ahead of Sunday run-off to see who will be France’s centre-right presidential nominee has turned into a war of words.