20 October 2017 | Euronews
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Spain EU Parliament President defends Spanish unity Antonio Tajani had stinging words for Catalan separatists, denouncing those "sowing discord by deliberately ignoring laws" -
World News Spain's King Felipe makes political address at Princess of Asturias Awards Spaniards "cannot renounce what we've built together," says Spain's King Felipe -
Afghanistan Suicide bomber kills 30 in Afghan attack -
United Kingdom How a London bar was named the World's top cocktail spot How the American Bar at The Savoy was named the World's top cocktail spot by becoming a destination for drinkers. -
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My Europe Series State of the Union: Catalonia, Brexit and EU summit -
Business Planet What is standing in the way of start-up businesses taking on Europe? Do you want to give your start-up the best chance to scale-up and thrive in the EU? There are solutions to hand -
World News Knife attack in Polish shopping centre leaves one dead and seven injured Man wielding a knife kills one, injures seven in Poland -
Sport Russia invites disgraced former FIFA and UEFA heads to Moscow for World Cup finals Sepp Blatter & Michel Platini will be Vladimir Putin's personal guests for the three-week football tournament next year -
Italy Italian regions flex muscles in autonomy refrerenda Lombardy and Veneto are asking for a bigger share of the tax take and spending powers in twin votes on autonomy from Rome. -
World News Rare letter by Titanic victim to his mother, is to be auctioned in the UK A Titanic victim's letter to his mother, written the day before the sinking of the vessel, is expected to sell for thousands at an auction in the UK -
World News Merkel wants to cut EU aid to Turkey The human rights situation in Turkey is unacceptable and EU leaders have asked their executive arm to look at cutting pre-accession aid to Ankara in a "responsible way" -
France Montmartre celebrates Paris' vines and wines Montmartre is famous for the Sacré-Coeur basilica. -
World News Live: Astronauts look down on the earth from the ISS during a spacewalk NASA astronauts take part in a spacewalk to carry out maintenance on the International Space Station -
Earth News Lebanon’s wine industry is ripe with history A 150-year-old winery in the Middle East. -
Uganda Concern amid outbreak of deadly Marburg virus disease One woman has been confirmed dead but hundreds may have been exposed to the virus, says WHO. -
No Comment Saving the birds ensnared on 'plastic island' Wildlife conservationists are tackling the plastic pollution strangling one of the world's largest gannet colonies. -
World News Mariano Rajoy calls Catalonia crisis "unacceptable" during press conference Rajoy blames Catalonia's leaders for the crisis in the region -
Europe News 'I hate the no deal scenario,' EU chief on Brexit Deal or no deal? That's still the question stirring up all things Brexit -
Europe News 'Some way' to go in Brexit talks, says British PM Theresa May comments on negotiations during EU summit -
USA Obama: before, during and after Former US president has changed his style from his pre-White House days. -
United Kingdom EU to 'prepare for next stage of Brexit negotiations' Donald Tusk has seemingly given Theresa May a Brexit boost. -
Turkey Turkey orders arrest of 110 people over Gulen links -media Since last year's failed coup, authorities have jailed more than 50,000 people over suspected links to President Erdogan's archenemy. -
No Comment Neo-nazi "Free speech" event at Florida University goes ahead amid protests Neo-Nazi event at Florida University meets barrage of protests as university criticised for cost of upholding "free speech". -
Spain Spanish government aims for January regional elections in Catalonia - PSOE -
World News Women in the EU are paid less than men despite staying in education longer, says report There are five percent more women than men in the EU and, on average, they stay in education longer but are still paid 16.3 percent less, according to a new report -
USA North Korea wrote letter to Australia asking for help against US Foreign ministry releases copy of document from Supreme People's Assembly -
USA Three million people in US carrying loaded handguns each day, study estimates They are mainly young men and live in southern states, according to the paper. -
Belgium EU leaders give ‘green light’ to prepare for post Brexit trade talks EU leaders have paved the way for future trade talks with Britain at a summit in Brussels -
USA Playboy's first transgender centrefold as magazine honours Hugh Hefner Ines Rau is the first transgender model to feature on the men's magazine's centre pages. -
Italy Who needs Rome? Italian regions vote on autonomy First Scotland, then Catalonia. Now the Italian regions of Lombardy and Veneto are voting this Sunday on whether to demand more autonomy from the central government. -
Japan Giant moon cave could one day contain lunar base Tunnel beneath the surface is thought to have been formed by volanoes. -
Bangladesh "One of the greatest refugee crises of modern times" UNICEF is calling for urgent help for refugee Rohingya children in southern Bangladesh -
Norway Nobel Peace Prize 'invests in nuclear weapon companies' Nuclear campaigners urged to reject prize money. -
World News Merkel 'pushes for cut in pre-accession funds' to Turkey Angela Merkel is said to have pushed for the cuts and called for a common EU position on membership talks. -
Japan Sun sets on Akihito as Japanese press suggests 2019 abdication A japanese press reports siuggests March 2019 as the abdication date for Emperor Akihito, the first sovereign to step aside in nearly 200 years. -
Venezuela The German village in Venezuela and the country's political crisis Colonia Tovar was founded by German immigrants and, like other Venezuelans, residents are concerned over the current political situation. -
USA Trump not named as Bush and Obama denounce today's politics The previous two US presidents criticise the path they say modern politics is taking. -
USA Harvey Weinstein: Los Angeles Police launch sex assault probe The movie mogul is being investigated over an alleged incident in 2013 -
Spain Spain: Politicians take sides over Catalonia crisis Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is set to suspend Catalonia's autonomy over its independence moves