10 October 2017 | Euronews
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Estonia Estonia ‘first country in world able to function without physical land’ Tallinn set to have back-ups of critical data dotted around the world to defend against cyber attacks. -
Spain Mixed feelings over 'delayed independence' in Barcelona Some thought the day would never come but 'delayed independence ' gets mixed response -
Cinema Jackie Chan back in action The Foreigner, starring Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan, has premiered in Hollywood -
Europe News Monsanto's Roundup faces European politics -
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Spain Catalan leader signs declaration document In a symbolic gesture Catalan MPs signed a docucument declaring independence -
Spain Catalan leader suspends independence declaration, calls for dialogue Carles Puigdemont addressed the regional parliament following the October 1 referendum -
World News Catalan leader asks for mandate to declare independence but suspends it for dialogue, says worth exploring international mediation -
World News More than 20,000 girls married illegally every day Figure revealed in research released to mark International Day of the Girl -
World News The famous faces helping to de-stigmatise mental health How some of the most well-known faces on the planet are using their status in tackling mental health -
No Comment South Africa hit by storms and flash flooding Johannesburg and the east of South Africa are battered by storms. -
France France to send missions to Chad and Niger to bring back refugees French president announces measures alongside promise to crack down on economic immigrants. -
France 400,000 protest against labour reforms in France Up to 45,000 people in Paris and 400,000 across France have marched against Emmanuel Macron's labour reforms -
Economy World economic growth strong – IMF The IMF has said that the global upswing in economic activity is strengthening despite issues in US and UK -
United Kingdom Donald Trump's Scottish golf venture goes deeper into the red Out of bounds and over par: Donald Trump's Scottish golf project stuck in the bunker after more heavy losses. -
Turkey Turkey-US tensions over visa suspensions explained A number of factors have been pushing the two countries apart in recent months. -
No Comment California Wildfires Firefighters are battling to contain wildfires in Northern California -
USA California wildfires: "This is hell" Firefighters are battling to contain wildfires in Northern California. -
Spain View: Second-best solution better for both sides on Catalonia independence The Spanish and Catalan governments are speeding their cars towards a cliff, with each expecting the other to be the first to jump out, writes Victor Lapuente Giné -
Poland 'Humans must learn digital abstinence, to protect ourselves' People should start regulating their own minds before trying to impose restrictions on new technologies, it's been claimed. -
Cult Chinese artist explodes onto Madrid art scene Chinese artist, Cai Guo-Qiang is preparing an exhibition in Madrid by exploding gunpowder on canvas to create his artworks -
Spain Carles Puigdemont: freedom fighter or the enemy within -
No Comment Iceland celebrates after team qualify for 2018 football World Cup in Russia Icelandic football fans join in the traditional chant with players after the national football team qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia -
No Comment US police chase stolen ambulance Police officers in Macomb County, Michigan responded to a call that an ambulance had been stolen from a local hospital on Saturday. -
Sport Syria out of 2018 World Cup Australia beat Syria 3-2 on aggregate, dashing their hopes of a 2018 World Cup spot. -
Russia World Cup 2018: What we can expect to see, and what we won’t The World Cup firsts, familiar faces and unlikely occurrences we can expect at Russia 2018 -
Spain The EU has repeated its call for dialogue between all concerned parties in Catalan crisis ahead of potential declaration of independence by Catalan leader at 18:00 CET -
Russia Bolshoi and Met team up for first time Fans of opera will be delighted to learn Moscow's Bolshoi theatre and New York's Metropolitan Opera are teaming up for the first time to stage three shows to be shown in both cities. -
Ukraine Erdoğan falls asleep during press briefing with Poroshenko The Turkish leader appeared to fall asleep as many as seven times while Poroshenko made a statement -
Economy EU finance ministers support Spain over Catalonian independence The spectre of Catalonia's independence has dominated the meeting of EU Finance ministers in Luxembourg. -
Economy BAE Systems to shed 2000 British jobs In a severe blow to the UK manufacturing sector and skills pool BAE Systems is laying off 2000 workers. -
Focus Discover hidden gems in northeastern Greece The Region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (REMTH), nestled between Bulgaria and Turkey in northeastern Greece, is a region of outstanding natural beauty. -
USA US man receives death threats after publically handing in guns "I'm one less civilian that has guns." -
Cult Hollywood in crisis over Weinstein allegations Hollywood is in a crisis after powerful mogul Harvey Weinstein was disgraced and fired from the company he co-founded over allegations of sexual harassement. The allegations portray a dark underbelly of the movie business. -
Cinema New Star Wars trailer teased ahead of Christmas release An all-new trailer for the latest episode in the Star Wars saga has been released. -
Italy Iconic Colosseum to reopen 'pleb tier' Colosseum to reopen fifth and top tier to public. -
World News Cava producers fear Catalonia independence Spain's Cava wine region has become an emblem of Catalonia. The sparkling wine is one of the region's strongest exports, but two household names - Freixenet and Codorniu - are considering moving out their official base -
Europe News Belgium hit by 24-hour strike Public sector workers in the French-speaking region of Belgium have gone on a 24-hour strike. -
France Greenpeace redacts report on French nuclear security as likely to offer intel to terrorists Greenpeace is making what it calls an "alarming" full report on French nuclear security unavailable to the public in case it offers intel to terrorists. -
Syria Syria: Russian military jet crash reported A Russian jet has reportedly crashed over Syria. -
Japan 350 million euros for Fukushima victims A court in Fukushima has ruled that Tokyo Electric Power and the Japanese government are liable for damages of almost 38 million Euros -
Economy Wolfgang Schaeuble receives custom 100 euro note on last day as German finance minister -
France Sheep take to the streets in France as farmers protest wolf protection Farmers blame wolves for livestock deaths and want more hunting rights -
Colombia Former rebel group registers as political party in Colombia Former fighters of what was once Colombia's largest rebel group are completing the final steps to become a new political party -
Greece Greece gives go-ahead to transgender rights law change Redefining transgender rights is a divisive topic in Greece. -
France French public sector unions in first united strike in 10 years For the first time in 10 years all of France's public sector unions have brought their members out on strike. -
Sport Iceland make football World Cup history Tiny Iceland, population 330,000, has made sporting history by becoming the smallest nation ever to qualify for the football World Cup. -
USA Orange ashy sky brings spooky feeling to Disneyland resort in California Ashes from fires nearby painted the sky orange over Disneyland resort in California -
USA Texas student in custody after campus police officer shot dead Texas Tech University in Lubbock was locked down while the suspect was at large. -
Cult 'Loving Vincent' brings Van Gogh's art alive 'Loving Vincent' brings Van Gogh's art alive -
USA Wildfires sweep through California's wine region Fire fighters struggle to control wildfires in northern California as thousands are forced to evacuate -
Spain Catalonia on the brink Catalonia and the rest of Spain awaits Catalan leader's address - will he push ahead and declare independence? -
Liberia Liberia votes to choose successor to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf The Nobel prizewinner has steered the West African nation from civil war to economic recovery during her 12-year presidency. -
Africanews We are ready for elections, there is no room for cheating - Liberia EC The NEC Director of Communications Henry Boyd Flomo told Africanews that every one will have access to the results and by Wednesday, they will announce the provisional results.