5 October 2017 | Euronews
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Economy CONFIRMED: Spanish lender Banco Sabadell to move from Catalonia to Alicante Spanish lender Banco Sabadell to move out of Catalonia -
Spain Banks weigh up Catalonia future amid independence drive One major lender has already decided to move its legal base from Catalonia. Another is considering such a move. -
Malta Prince Charles makes plea to save our oceans The threat posed by plastic waste was highlighted at the 'Our Ocean' Conference in Malta -
USA US pro-gun group NRA advocates new rules surrounding 'rapid fire' gun attachments A "Bump stock" is a rapid-fire device which allows semiautomatic rifles to fire faster -
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World News Gender equality progress 'far too slow', says OECD -
Belgium Ale Mary! Church turns to beer brewing to raise funds Saint Catherine's church in Brussels is turning to Belgium's brewing tradition to raise funds for renovation work -
Musica Berlin Staatsoper shines with renewed splendour Berlin’s Staatsoper on the historic Unter den Linden boulevard has reopened. -
Spain San Rafael del Rio: between Valencia and Catalonia Catalan independence would mean a lot of upheaval, especially for those living in the border town of San Rafael del Rio. -
Focus Asian Games end on high note in Ashgabat For 10 days, the sporting flame lit up Turkmenistan’s capital Ashgabat. -
Sweden 83-year-old Swedish woman takes on far-right protesters I'll drive straight into them, I'll drive straight into them," Ingegerd told a journalist on the scene -
Spain Spain's top court blocks Catalan parliament's independence push The constitutional court has ordered the suspension of a Catalan parliament session scheduled for Monday, when local leaders were expected to unilaterally declare independence. -
Sweden Nobel prize in literature: Everything you need to know about 2017 winner Kazuo Ishiguro The Nobel prize committee called Ishiguro an "exquisite novelist" -
Europe News Catalonia leaves door wide open for talks with Spanish authorities Catalonia says it is leaving the door wide open for Spain's authorities to hold talks and discuss options on independence. -
Switzerland Global warming 'threatens Swiss Alps' Swiss Alps under pressure as scientists stress negative effects of global warming. -
Germany Germany drops mass US, UK spying probe The decision comes four years after whistle-blower Edward Snowden accused the US National Security Agency (NSA) of bugging Chancellor Angela Merkel's private cell phone and massively spying on citizens of allied countries. -
Iran Kurdistan is the new Israel, says Iran Kurdistan’s bid for independence is part of a foreign plan to create a new Israel, it’s been claimed. -
Russia Saudi king makes historic visit to Russia Salman bin Abdulaziz is on an historic first visit to Russia by a monarch of the Gulf kingdom. -
France How the French helped Catalonia hold its controversial independence vote Ballot papers printed in a French region of the Pyrenees were sent to Catalonia in the run up to the referendum -
Turkey Archaeologists 'discover' Santa Claus's grave in Turkey The team claim remains previously thought to belong to St. Nicholas and taken to Italy were actually of a local priest -
Sweden Nobel Peace Prize: a history of controversial laureates From Hitler to Suu Kyi, here's a look at the Nobel Peace Prize's controversial candidates and winners -
Brazil Brazil's Olympic chief Carlos Nuzman arrested in Rio in corruption scandal Brazilian police have arrested the head of the national Olympics committee, Carlos Arthur Nuzman, in a new phase of the so-called 'Unfair Play' investigation. He is accused of conspiring with politicians to buy the right to host the 2016 games. -
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Sweden [Watch again] Kazuo Ishiguro wins 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature British novelist Kazuo Ishiguro has been announced as the winner of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature. -
Norway Who could be in contention for the Nobel Peace Prize 2017? Who will win the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize? The bookmakers think the names on this list are in the running. -
Sport Three South American nations in joint bid for World Cup 2030 Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay have formally launched South America’s three-nation bid to host the 2030 World Cup and said Argentina would likely host the majority of the tournament’s stadiums. -
Spain Catalonia hits back in battle of the paintings -
No Comment mid-Autumn festival gets underway in Hong Kong Performers carry a giant fire dragon in the Tai Hang district of Hong Kong as part of the mid-Autumn festival -
Spain Catalonia stops and the people take possession of their streets -
No Comment Taiwan let off hundreds of lanterns to mark the start of the mid-Autumn festival Hundreds of lanterns have been launched in Taiwan as part of the Sky Lantern Festival. -
France Iraq doesn't want armed clash with Kurds Iraq's prime minister Haider al-Abadi, in Paris on bi-lateral talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, has stressed he does not want an armed clash with Kurdish Iraqi authorities and urged Peshmerga forces in disputed areas to work with Iraqi security forces under the control of the central gove -
USA Adding debt to injury? Las Vegas survivors set for huge medical bills -
Europe News Debating Glyphosate Health experts from EU countries are expected to discuss whether or not to extend the license for the herbicide. -
Romania Romania's newspaper kiosks are dying In the last seven years, 60% of the newsstands in Romania have shut down. -
United Kingdom Newspapers react to May's conference speech UK newspapers react to Therea May's speech at the Conservative Party Conference. -
Iraq Iraqi forces recapture Hawija from ISIL That means the only area the Islamic State group still control in Iraq is a stretch alongside the western border with Syria. -
USA Onboard technologies distracting drivers A study has revealed that onboard technologies are distracting drivers for up to 40 seconds at a time. -
USA Las Vegas gunman rented room overlooking another music festival week before shooting Paddock's girlfriend says she knew nothing about the attack -
Spain Catalonia: why do some want independence from Spain? A glance at what is fuelling the drive for independence in Spain's north-east corner. -
Afghanistan Amnesty urges halt to Afghan refugee returns from EU Human rights group Amnesty International is urging European nations to stop sending Afghans who do not qualify for asylum back to what it describes as their "deeply unsafe" home country. -
Sweden Which countries have won the most Nobel literature prizes? Following the announcement of this year's winner, find out everything you need to know about the Nobel Prize for Literature -
United Kingdom View: Britain will turn back to openness sooner or later If history does indeed move in cycles, May’s brand of backward-looking politics will be swept aside, writes Mark Leonard -
USA Republicans open to 'bump-stock' gun controls after Las Vegas massacre The legal but controversial devices can transform guns into fully-automatic weapons capable of firing multiple rounds in long bursts. -
World News Steven Avery is denied a re-trial The man at the centre of the popular Netflix series Making a Murderer was denied a re-trial by a Wisconsin judge on Tuesday.