23 October 2017 | Euronews
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Sport Christiano Ronaldo retains FIFA player of the year award FIFA holds its own 'Oscars' naming Christiano Ronaldo as player of the year -
United Kingdom Ronaldo and Lieke Martens win FIFA player of the year awards Cristiano Ronaldo and Dutch player Lieke Martens take home the top prizes at the Best FIFA Football Awards 2017 -
Spain Catalan leader could face Spanish Senate Catalan President Carles Puidgemont may appear before the Spanish Senate to argue case for Catalonia independence -
USA Hearing delayed for US soldier Bowe Bergdahl amid prejudice claim A sentence hearing for U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl on charges of desertion have been delayed after comments by President Donald Trump -
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Juncker denies PM dinner leak -
Czech Republic Babis says Czech coalition government must be stable The billionaire who ran away with victory in the Czech parliamentary election says there will be no minority government -
Portugal Portuguese judge uses Bible to excuse abusive husband The appeal court judge suggested an abused women deserved to be punished for adultery -
United Kingdom Fans delighted with Pullman's return & "La Belle Sauvage" After a 17-year interval Philip Pullman has returned to the themes and lead heroine that made his name with the first instalment of the "Book of Dust" trilogy. -
Italy Lombards shrug, but Venetians embrace the possibility of more autonomy from Rome Reactions differ in the wake of referenda on more autonomy in two northern Italian regions. -
United Kingdom New London toxicity charge comes into force London's new emissions fee, the toxicity charge, or T-charge, has come into force in a bid to improve the city's air quality -
Czech Republic Meet Andrej Babis, the business tycoon set to become Czech Republic's new prime minister Andrej Babis has been compared to Donald Trump and Silvio Berlusconi -
United Kingdom Full speech: May updates MPs about Brexit talks amid dinner-leak row The British PM said 'important progress' was made at EU summit, but Leader of the Opposition Jeremy Corbyn said it sounded like 'Groundhog Day' -
Cinema Lumiere Film Festival brings the cinema closer to the fans Love was in the air at the ninth edition of the Lumiere Festival in Lyon where legendary Chinese director Wong Kar-wai received a lifetime career award, which he dedicated to his… -
France Sexual harassment law tightening French ministers say flirting will be preserved -
Sport Blue Monday for Koeman Everton sack Ronald Koeman and seek new manager after disasterous start to season -
Series The place easily mistaken for the Grand Canyon The spectacular Charyn Canyon is a major attraction, about 200 kilometres east of Almaty city -
Belgium Juncker's chief of staff denies May dinner leaks Leaked information said the British PM appeared distraught during a dinner with the European Commission president -
Earth News Christian Dior is ready to reveal its secrets The iconic brand wants to preserve its haute couture traditions. -
No Comment Mexicans prepare for 'Day of the Dead' People dressed as skeletons and in colourful costumes paraded in the streets of Mexico City. -
Germany Macron and Asterix are special guests at Frankfurt Book Fair 2017 The fair is one of the biggest in the world and this year's "French touch" did not leave guests disappointed -
No Comment Homes evacuated as wildfires rage in Italy Residents were moved from their homes as firefighters battled to extinguish a wildfire around Val di Susa. -
Syria Clear up of Raqqa could leave residents unable to return for at least three months Syrian Democratic Forces say its will take at least three months until residents of Raqqa can return to the city after the US backed force declared victory over Islamic State there. -
Next Series How to avoid putting water in your wine One of the agricultural products most affected by counterfeiting is wine. So we need new methods for find out what we are really drinking. -
United Arab Emirates Dubai's ruler overturns conviction of Briton who 'touched man in bar' Jamie Harron had been sentenced to three months in prison. -
No Comment Brazil thrill-seekers seek rope-jumping record A world record attempt near Sao Paulo saw 245 people tied to ropes jump together from a bridge. -
Russia Russia stands by Baghdad and insists on Iraq's territorial integrity Russia dashes Kurdish hopes of support by siding with Baghdad and saying Iraq should not lose its northeastern provinces to an independent Kurdistan. -
Russia Russian journalist stabbed after man bursts into radio station Man is detained after attacking female radio host with a knife. -
Sport FIFA awards preview Ronaldo, Messi and Neymar are all in the running for the player of the year in the 2017 FIFA awards -
Ecotech Android in the Alps Exploring Austria with the new Porsche Design Huawei 10 Mate -
Czech Republic Czech President brandishes gun marked 'for journalists' Incident comes just a few days after the death of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia -
World News Trouble and strife for EU over autonomy and independence demands A series of calls for more control is set to test unity across the European Union -
Spain Back from the brink?: Catalonia debates direct rule from Madrid The Catalonian Parliament will meet later this week to consider its response to the Spanish government's decision to claw back the region's autonomy. -
France French parents investigated after naming child 'Jihad' Judge could impose new name on boy in Toulouse. -
France Watch: French president's dog relieves himself during meeting with ministers French President Emmanuel Macron's dog, Nemo, still has some training to do. -
Europe News Andrej Babis, the man set to be the next Czech PM -
Switzerland Teenager arrested in Swiss axe attack The attack, believed to have been carried out by a 17-year-old Latvian national, left several wounded in the small town of Flums, in north-eastern Switzerland -
Japan Japan election: Abe hails massive win, but what now for the country's pacifist constitution? -
USA LGBTQ gun club forms to combat growing popularity of far right in the US "We're acknowledging our fear of a world in which conservatives are the only ones who are armed," said one member -
Spain Explained: What do Madrid’s measures mean for Catalonia? The new measures are the latest move by Madrid aimed at thwarting efforts by Catalonia to break away -
Ecotech "As the speed builds, so must his mental capacity”. The mental preparation behind breaking land speed record -
Philippines Philippines declares battle against Islamists in Marawi 'over' The military has been waging a five-month operation against ISIL loyalists in the southern city. -
United Arab Emirates Indecency charges against Briton Jamie Harron dropped after intervention by the prime minister and ruler of Dubai The charges gainst a 27-year-old Scot, accused of indecency for allegedly touching a man's hip in a bar in Dubai have been dropped -
France No solution to Calais' migrant problem one year after "jungle" demolition Migrants continuing to gather in Calais and Dunkirk sleeping rough due to lack of facilities. -
Italy Leaders get lost during Venice marathon, local takes advantage Local runner wins after motorcycle blunder. -
Next Series Takeaway: Wine fraud How do you know the wine you drink is actually the one you think you bought? -
Italy Italian regions push for financial autonomy Voters in Lombardy and Veneto back greater autonomy from Rome but deny being like Catalonia -
North Korea Hidden North Korea: NBC's Keir Simmons visits Pohynsa Temple While North Korea delivers heated anti-US rhetoric on an almost daily basis, hearing from the country's people is rare. NBC's Keir Simmons got the chance to do so, on a state-sponsored visit to a temple nestled in the mountains to the north of the capital, Pyongyang. -
World Hamilton must wait for 4th World Title Hamilton wins US Grand Prix must must wait until Mexico to clinch world title