3 November 2017 | Euronews
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Belgium EU slammed for silence on Catalonia A protest in Brussels denounced the bloc's failure to react to the jailing of sacked Catalan ministers -
Portugal Patrice Evra suspended after scuffle with supporter Evra has been summoned to an interview that will lead to disciplinary action -
Spain Spanish judge issues European arrest warrant for Puigdemont Belgian prosecutor says it may give warrant to investigative judge Saturday or Sunday -
Malta Thousands attend funeral of murdered Maltese journalist More than one and a half thousand mourners in Malta attended the funeral of murdered anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. -
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No Comment Funeral takes place of murdered Maltese journalist The funeral of Daphne Caruana Galizia took place privately in the parish church of Musta, not far from the village of Bidnija, where the Maltese journalist was assassinated on October 16th. -
Spain Spaniards undecided about Catalonia Some surveys suggest that more than half of people in Spain are in favour of a mutually agreed referendum. -
World Germany's renewable revolution: Can clean energy stand alone in a coal dependent nation? This year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference is held in Bonn in Germany, and you can expect some research papers and workshops to focus on one village in… -
Bangladesh EU Commissioner denounces 'ethnic cleansing' of Rohingyas EU Commissioner dennounce 'ethnic cleansing' of Rohingyas -
Spain A week after independence was declared where are the Catalan leaders now? As Carles Puigdemont faces a legal battle what has happened to the rest of the Catalan government? -
No Comment Kimchi Festival kicks off in Seoul More than 2,300 people including 400 foreigners gathered at the 4th Seoul Kimchi Festival on Friday to make the classic Korean fermented spicy cabbage, for charity. -
Business Planet Becoming an entrepreneur: child play Find out how children in Estonia learn about becoming an entrepreneur through role-play and games. -
Belgium Police stop 'Islam safari' from visiting Brussels neighbourhood Right wing parties had planned visit to Molenbeek to witness 'Islamification' of Europe. -
USA Lockdown at White House lifted U.S Secret Service says White House is on lockdown "due to suspicious activity" and suspect is in custody -
Europe News EU keeps mum on Catalonia -
Spain Catalonia leader Santi Vila freed from jail Jailed Catalonia leader Santi Vila walks free from prison after paying bail of 50,000 euros. Vila was among nine Catalan leaders ordered to be held in custody on Thursday. -
Cult Can art A design competition with a difference is hoping to feed over one million hungry New Yorkers in a creative way during America's Thanksgiving season. -
World News View: The cruelty cycle Animals are not here “for us”, they are not here to become our property or to be slaughtered and harmed, writes Camille Bello -
Earth News This year's trending watches from Geneva Super light and resistant materials, artisanship and vintage are the watchwords in Geneva, the capital of horology. -
Sweden Watch: Gang robs shipping items at high-speed A joint operation between Swedish Police and a shipping company caught a group of thieves red-handed. -
Travel News Half a day in Bodrum -
World News Activist group Anonymous calls for “lulz and resistance” this November 5 The Annual Million Mask March organized by the activist group Anonymous will descend upon London’s Trafalgar square and 800 other locations worldwide on Sunday (November 5). -
No Comment Hippo tastes life outside and decides to return to zoo A female hippo decided to return to the zoo in Isreal where she made her escape from, after tasting the grass outside her usual living area. -
USA New York attack shows focus on Middle East terror risks is misplaced The profile of terrorism is quickly evolving, and the Arab world is no longer the point of origin. -
Pakistan Former Pakistan PM attends anti-corruption trial Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif attended an anti-corruption trial on Friday ordered by the country's Supreme Court when it removed him from office earlier this year. -
No Comment Victims of the New York truck attack remembered at vigil Hundreds of mourners have gathered in New York for a candlelight vigil honoring the victims of a deadly truck attack that killed eight people and injured 12 others. -
Cinema Star-studded Murder on the Orient Express returns to big screen Agatha Christie, the author dubbed the 'Queen of Crime,' is returning to the big screen after a decades-long absence with an adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, directed by Kenneth Brannagh. -
USA Security ramped up ahead of New York City Marathon After the Halloween truck attack in Manhattan, security will be tight during one of the most popular urban running events in the world: the New York City Marathon -
Sport 2018 Winter Olympic athletes launch anti-doping campaign #MyMoment Top athletes launch #MyMoment campaign -
My Europe Series The State of the Union: Sexual harassment in the UK This is the State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of EU affairs from Brussels. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian pensioners make art to survive Senior citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina are turning to art and design to escape poverty. -
Russia 60 years on - Laika the dog in space In 1957 the space race was on between the Soviet Union and the US, but it was the Russians who managed to send the first living thing into orbit -
Korea South Korean police make 'shock therapy' hidden camera porn video The video was downloaded 26,000 times in two weeks -
World News Ozone hole shrinks to smallest since 1988 Scientists say man's efforts and favourable conditions have helped restore ozone levels. -
Italy Italy seizes huge drugs haul intended for ISIL fighters Italian officers discovered a shipment of drugs worth around 50 million euros intended for ISIL fighters. -
Sport Mourinho facing tax fraud charges Mourinho appears before judge in Spain on tax fraud case -
Indonesia New species of orangutan discovered in Indonesia Scientists have discovered a new species of orangutan. -
Papua New Guinea New Zealand offer to take 150 refugees from Papua New Guinea camp New Zealand has offered to take 150 refugees, who have currently barricaded themselves inside the Manus Island detention centre, in a bid to help Australia defuse the Papua New Guinea stand-off. -
Syria Syrian army retakes Deir al-Zor from ISIL The Syrian government have regained control over the eastern city of Deir al-Zor from so-called Islamic State -
Turkey Top retailers fail to stop refugee abuse Some of Europe's best-known retailers are failing to stop the abuse of thousands of Syrian refugees working in Turkish factories in the country's multi-billion dollar garment industry. -
USA US energy secretary: fossil fuels can prevent sexual assault Rick Perry was explaining how fossil fuel power could help African villages -
Greece The long goodbye: Greece closes refugee centres The Greek government has decided to shut some refugee camps to move people to houses in Athens and other better facilities -
USA Twitter employee deactivates President Donald Trump’s account U.S President Donald Trump’s Twiiter account was shut down for 11 minutes by a rogue Twitter employee on their last day in the office. -
World News Apple frenzy back around the world for iPhone X iPhone fans around the world have joined queues on the streets to be the first to get their hands on the new iPhone X -
Spain Puigdemont calls for end of 'political repression' Back in Catalonia, pro-independence groups protest the incarceration of the Catalan political leaders -
USA Kevin Spacey: allegations of sexual assault reportedly investigated in UK Eight past and present employees reportedly say Spacey made the set 'toxic' -
Spain European Arrest Warrant: Can it return ousted Catalan leader to Spain? Obstacles can get in the way of the process