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2017-10-18

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Europe News

Divisions behind Barcelona bid for EMA

Spain's crisis with Catalonia impacts on the bid to become the next base for the EU's pharmaceutical watchdog

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: New anti-terror measures and 'unity' urged ahead of summit

Russia

Who is Ksenia Sobchak, the celebrity who will run against Putin in Russia's 2018 election?

She's married to one of Russia's most famous actors, is the daughter of Vladimir Putin's political mentor and has her own TV show. Now Ksenia Sobchak wants to be President of Russia.

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World

"Nuclear weapons don't make us safe" - ICAN

Beatrice Fihn from the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons calls on all nuclear states to disarm.

Iran

Euronews exclusive: Iran security chief labels Trump a liar

The Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security of Iran spoke to Euronews in the wake of Washington's decision to de-certify the Iran nuclear deal.

Denmark

TV report claims H&M burns unsold clothes

The environment is the biggest fashion victim of them all says TV report claiming big retailers burn unsold clothes

Syria

US-backed Syrian fighters clear remnants in war-ravaged Raqqa

World News

Britons kidnapped in Nigeria's Delta State

Economy

Mercedes' lead designer talks to euronews on the future behind the wheel

Lead designer at Mercedes Gordon Wagener talks of the "insane opportunities" for his profession in the cars of the future, but will all the new technology be a thieves' bonanza?

Europe News

Catalonia crisis comes to Brussels

Regional chief and Socialist leader in town, as Madrid threatens direct rule

World

EU summit: a Brexit breakthrough?

Britain's divorce from the EU set to top agenda of EU summit, along with migration, Turkey and Iran

United Kingdom

UK's Brexit plans hit trouble in Westminster as well as Brussels

The government's main Brexit bill is to return to Parliament later than expected, it's thought due to political opposition.

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Kurds and SDF soldiers celebrate fall of Raqqa

Kurdish YPJ and SDF fighters have announced the fall of Raqqa and the end of ISIL's tyranny in the Syrian city.

Living

Shoe magic – experimental footwear

From limited-edition haute-couture shoes to unique works of art, you'll find it all in this exhibition.

Syria

Syrian Democratic Forces’ ‘donut stunt’ marks end of Islamic State siege over Raqqa

Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) echoed the Islamic State’s ‘donut stunt’ after liberating Raqqa, Syria from the militants on October 17. The stunt was previously performed by the Islamic State (ISIS) when they captured Raqqa three years earlier.

France

54 years since the first cat in space

In 1963, after a rigorous training programme, Félicette became the first astrocat.

United Kingdom

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017 winners announced

Fifteen photographs have been chosen as the best wildlife pictures of the year

Malta

America calls murder of Maltese journalist "cowardly", FBI aids investigation

FBI and Dutch investigators are in Malta helping to unravel the mystery behind who killed investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Spain

Spain asks Catalan's leader to 'act sensibly' as the direct rule deadline looms

The Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has urged Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont to "act sensibly" ahead of Thursday's direct rule deadline

USA

Will water replace fire in human cremations?

New ‘water cremation’ technique gains ground in US

Eco-Innovation

Cruising along autumn in the new Volante

Discover beautiful convertible Aston Martin DB11 Volante