24 October 2017 | Euronews
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France Macron shows humility on behalf of the west "Giving lectures out of context and belittling political systems that did not share our values, what happened? Anomie, certain deaths and radical violence." -
USA Russia vetoes Syria gas attack probe Russia and the US on oppositie sides over Syria chemical weapons inquiry -
Sport 'Ronaldo is the best' - fellow players congratulate FIFA winner Ronaldo deserves FIFA award say fellow footballers -
USA Twitter feud between Trump and Corker erupts over tax cuts U.S. Senator Bob Corker has blasted President Donald Trump after a row between the two Republicans over the tax debate erupted on twitter. -
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United Kingdom Leonardo da Vinci's $100 million rediscovered painting It's currently on display at Christie's in London before its sale next month in New York. -
Russia Ksenia Sobchak just started her campaign and she's 'against' everyone, including Putin During her speech Sobchak had a sticker on her laptop that read "I (am) against" in Russian. -
Israel How to be happy, according to Einstein (without paying €1.3m) Physicist's notes sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars at auction -
Spain Catalan president considers calls for a snap election Carles Puidgemont is being urged to hold a regional election in a bid to thwart Madrid's planned power grip -
Syria 'They didn't shut her up': British fighter plays Ariana Grande in Raqqa "Freedom is coming back here now, and singing is coming back here," says British actor turned anti-Islamic State fighter in Syria. -
World Try and you shall succeed: New Zealand rugby players on winning the Princess of Asturias Award for Sport Former members of the world's most-feared international rugby squad speak with Euronews about cups, competitions and concussions after receiving the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports 2017. -
Global Japan The Japanese architects changing the face of Europe The wave of Japanese architects who are leaving an indelible mark on 21st century European architecture -
Israel Erroneous translation of Palestinian man's Facebook post gets him arrested A Palestinian man was arrested by mistake last week after Facebook’s automatic translation software wrongly translated a post on his page. -
France Result of Brexit negotiations is 'up to London', says Tusk "It is in fact up to London how this will end – with a good deal, no deal, or no Brexit," the European Council president said -
World News UK court case puts Northern Ireland's strict abortion laws to the test -
France Supermarket shelves empty as French butter shortage hits Signs explaining shortage in shops an increasingly common sight -
Turkey Trapped in Turkey: rights activist condemns Erdogan rule A rare insight into the life of an ordinary worker blacklisted by Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government -
Germany #RumoursAboutGermany: Government campaign aims to expose lies human traffickers tell migrants "The ship for the crossing to Germany is spacious and has a pool and a cinema," is one of the 'seven lies' about Germany presented on the site. -
Belgium Three possible outcomes to Brexit talks, says Tusk Outcome is up to UK, but Tusk suggests no Brexit may be an option -
China Hong Kong protest leaders released on bail Hong Kong's highest court has released pro-democracy activists Joshua Wong and Nathan Law on bail pending an appeal of their prison sentences after they were convicted of sparking massive protests in 2014 -
Economy What happened to the €8 billion Europe took from Greece? Debt purchase programme produced big profits but Eurozone countries are reluctant to say where they went. -
Earth News Building a kick-ass team Unbreakable, invincible, indestructible: team building experiences -
Germany Merkel furious over May-Juncker dinner leaks The German chancellor may be furious after an account described May as desperate over Brexit negotiations. -
Germany Former Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is elected president of Germany's Bundestag Germany's new parliament has elected 75 year old Wolfgang Schaeuble as its speaker whilst lawmakers of the nationalist Alternative for Germany party took their seats for the first time. -
Europe News Poverty in the EU: a minimum income? -
Switzerland Public invited to show off the power of their minds An experiment in Lausanne, Switzerland, is inviting the public to hook themsleves up to a brain interface and try and move machinery with the power of thought alone. -
Malaysia Kim Jong Nam murder suspects wheeled around crime scene The two women say they thought they were carrying out a prank for a reality show when they approached the North Korean leader's half-brother at Kuala Lumpur's international airport last February. -
No Comment Thousands take part in Florida's Zombie Bike Ride More than 6,000 "zombies" take part in Florida's Zombie Bike Ride, the first major special event there since Hurricane Irma. -
United Kingdom Universities asked to reveal names of Brexit professors and what they teach Conservative politician wants to know what professors are saying to students about the EU. -
Turkey Why does Turkey think Rocky Balboa might be linked to coup attempt? Turkish government believes Rocky Balboa poster at Galatasaray match is linked to 2016 failed coup. -
Earth News Sicily in a bag Rural life and fashion work together in the name of sustainable luxury -
USA Fallen US soldiers deserved better Widow speaks out about Trump phone call -
USA School apologizes for Trump tombstone A fake Trump tombstone at an elementary school has outraged some parents -
Luxembourg Jean-Claude Juncker says Commission is not negotiating Brexit deal in "hostile mood" MEPs tackled state of Brexit negotiations at Parliament today -
China Xi Jinping approved as China's most influential leader since Mao Zedong Over 2,300 communist delegates voted unanimously to include Xi Jinping's doctrine in the constitution. -
USA Hyperloop: travel 320 kilometres in just 29 minutes -
Economy Macron pushes through European labour reforms The reforms are aimed at protecting the local workforce from foreign workers posted abroad on lower rates of pay, but not all countries are happy with the settlement. -
World News 'Fake news' hits Brexit talks EU Commission dismisses reports of Britain's PM "begging for help" with Brexit talks as untrue and a smear -
World News Dozens die in ISIL 'reprisal killings' in Syria Dozens of civilians killed by ISIL just hours before Syrian troops recapture town of al Qaryatayn