31 December 2016 | Euronews
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World News From Dubai to Istanbul, millions welcome in 2017 Millions of people are welcoming in 2017. -
Venezuela Venezuelan opposition activists freed, but '100 remain imprisoned' After being held for more than a year on corruption charges, Venezuelan former presidential candidate Manuel Rosales has been released from house arrest. -
World News UN Security Council approves Russia-Turkey ceasefire plan for Syria The United Nations Security Council has unanimously adopted a resolution welcoming a ceasefire in Syria brokered by Russia and Turkey. -
World News New Year's fireworks see in 2017, from Auckland to Pyongyang Millions of people have already been celebrating the arrival of 2017. -
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World No Comment Review 2016 : extreme weather A look back at some of the most terrifying and awe inspiring weather events from 2016 -
Finland Several hurt as car ploughs into crowd in Finland When a vehicle ploughs into pedestrians in today’s Europe, fears of a terror attack are inevitable. -
World Trump towers over the globe; many fear the shadow Out with the old politics in with the new -
World No Comment Review 2016 : animal antics From the cuddly cubs and creepy crawlies to menacing monkeys, have a look at No Comments recap of all things ‘animal’ from 2016 -
South Korea Tenth successive weekend protest against South Korea's president New Year's Eve did not prevent thousands of people to rally in Seoul against Park Geun-hye, demanding the president's resignation over a corruption scandal. -
Germany Merkel says Germany is 'stronger than terrorism' With Germany still reeling from the deadly Berlin truck attack, Angela Merkel has used her annual New Year’s message to insist the country and its democratic values are ‘stronger than… -
USA Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher to be buried together Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher will have a joint funeral and are to be buried together in Hollywood, according to Reynolds’ son. -
World Review of the year 2016: Brexit means Brexit “To be or not to be in Europe”. -
Iraq Civilians flee eastern Mosul as Iraqi forces battle ISIL Scores of people fled for safety on Saturday on the third day of the renewed US-led offensive to retake the northern city from the Islamic State group. -
Syria Syria rebels threaten to declare ceasefire 'null and void' With violence persisting in some parts of Syria, rebel groups are threatening to declare the latest ceasefire “null and void” unless attacks stop. -
No Comment ISS crew rises to 'The Mannequin Challenge' ‘The Mannequin Challenge’ fad got a new lease of life on December 29, when the crew of the International Space Station got on board, in zero gravity. -
No Comment Traditional New Year's dance in Romania People on the streets of a central Romanian town performed a traditional New Year’s bear dance on Friday. -
West Bank Palestinian woman shot by Israeli police 'was attempting knife attack' Israeli police say a Palestinian woman, shot and injured by security forces on Friday, had been trying to carry out a stabbing attack. -
Iran #SaveArash: Hunger strike by Iran activist tops Twitter trending A jailed Iranian activist on hunger strike in protest at the detention of his writer wife has taken social media by storm. -
Iraq Deadly double bombing at Baghdad market Twin explosions in a busy market in central Baghdad on Saturday killed over 27 people and injured dozens more. -
United Kingdom George Michael: Cause of death may not be known for weeks Further tests are needed to establish the cause of singer George Michael’s death after a post-mortem examination was ‘inconclusive’. -
Brazil Greek ambassador death: Brazilian policeman admits to murdering 'his lover's husband' In a plot-twist worthy of a telenovela, a policeman from Rio de Janeiro has confessed to murdering the Greek ambassador to Brazil, who is said to have been his lover’s… -
World News Europe's police officers gear up for New Year's Eve On New Year's Eve, security is stepped up Europe-wide after a year of terror attacks across the continent. -
USA Putin 'very smart', says Trump, as Russia fails to retaliate to US 'hacking' expulsions Donald Trump calls Russia's Vladimir Putin 'very smart' for not taking an 'eye-for-an-eye' approach to the US expulsion of Russian diplomats.