7 November 2017 | Euronews
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Russia Russian 1917 revolution - internet style! Historians bring the 1917 Russian revolution into the modern day using internet technoligy -
World News “Corruption has become globalized”: The journalistic investigation behind the “Paradise Papers” Euronews talks with Emilia Díaz Struck who led the "Paradise Papers" investigation -
United Kingdom Sacked Welsh cabinet minister found dead Carl Sargeant, 49, was suspended last week over allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denied. -
Russia Russian communists celebrate Bolshevik Revolution Thousands of Russian Communist Party members marched across downtown Moscow to mark the centenary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. -
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Germany Syria signs up to Paris climate deal, isolating Trump Syria says it will join the 2015 Paris accord on tackling global warming, leaving President Trump's administration the only one opposed to it -
United Kingdom Scotland apologises for gay convictions Nicola Sturgeon: "I categorically, unequivocally and wholeheartedly apologise for those laws and for the hurt and the harm they did to so many." -
Bulgaria Farmers warned over the use of antibiotics in healthy animals The World Health Organisation is urging farmers to stop using antibiotics to boost growth in healthy animals in a bid to curb human resistance to the drugs. -
Morocco Morocco's stateless children There are many people around the world who are born and die without leaving any official trace of their existence. They are ghosts in their own country; unaccounted for, unidentifiable and hidden. -
World News Saudi Arabia's proxy war with Iran intensifies -
No Comment NGO and Libyan coast guard blame each other for botched migrant rescue Seawatch said the Libyan coast guard caused panic by "beating and threatening" the migrants. Five of them died. -
Russia 100 years on from the October Revolution that changed the world -
No Comment Moscow parade on centenary of revolution Moscow parade remembers historic Red Square parade. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi corruption prisoners held in luxury five-star hotel They were arrested for corruption but didn't have to give up their luxury lifestyle. -
United Kingdom Scottish Parliament evacuated after suspicious package found Police are currently investigating the suspicious package -
USA Is Trump right to blame mental health for US gun massacres? -
Afghanistan Afghan TV channel attacked by ISIL gunmen ISIL gunmen disguised as policemen have stormed a TV station in Kabul, killing one person and wounding at least 20 others -
Cult Louvre Abu Dhabi opens its doors It's taken ten years but the Louvre Abu Dhabi is finally open. It sits under a honeycombed dome of eight layers of Arab-style geometric shapes and draws in the lapping waters of the Persian Gulf. -
France Terrorist attack in French city of Nice thwarted? At least 10 people have been arrested by counter-terrorism police in raids in France and Switzerland -
No Comment Melania Trump in South Korea Melania Trump encourages better participation in sports events. -
Spain Adidas scores own goal in Spain with controversial football shirt The colours of the shirt have upset Spanish “right wing” nationalists. -
Next Series Here's what E.T. could actually look like Aliens may be more like us than we think, according to evolutionary biology. -
Japan Japan's "black widow" murder accused sentenced to death A court in Kyoto has convicted a 70-year-old Japanese woman of a series of killings of elderly men by poisoning -
Russia Russia avoids ostentatious celebration on 100th anniversary of Bolshevik Revolution Our chronology revisits the events in 1917 that shook the world -
Saudi Arabia Prince Mohammed bin Salman aims to rebrand Saudi Arabia Young royal hopes to show his kingdom can be a leading player on the world stage. -
World ‘Russians have exhausted the revolution limit’, author Edvard Radzinsky tells euronews 'Lenin had never even managed an estate and all of a sudden he was in charge of a country', Russian author, historian and playwright Edvard Radzinsky tells euronews. -
Europe News Catalan mayors take fight for independence to Brussels Some 200 pro-independence mayors gather in Brussels, as ousted leader Puigdemont calls for a united front against Spain -
Europe News EU talks tough on tax havens Discussions on blacklist brought forward after 'Paradise Papers' leak -
Korea 'Come to the table': Trump changes tone towards North Korea "We hope to god" no to have to resort to US military power, Trump says during a visit to Seoul. -
USA The science behind why we can't look away from tragedy Why death and destruction command our attention and how to stop the news from negatively affecting your health. -
USA If Trump’s blaming mental health, why did he gut this Obama gun-check rule? One gun-control group says the law would have prevented potentially irresponsible and mentally incompetent people from being able to buy guns -
Italy Water levels rise in Venice after heavy rainfall Inclement weather in Italy causes water to rise by over a metre in the canal city while some regions see first snow of the season. -
Cult Trabant celebrates 60th anniversary It was 60 years ago that the first Trabant rolled off the production line. A symbol of mobility in Communist East Germany, 'Trabis', nicknamed 'plastic bombers', have achieved cult status and are now a collector's item. -
Cult Iconic rock memorabilia goes under the hammer Memorabilia belonging to some of the 20th Century's biggest icons such as Elvis Presley's pink Cadillac is to go under the hammer in New York. -
World News Car crashes into Sydney classroom, killing two children Two children are dead and three others seriously hurt after a vehicle crashed into a classroom in Sydney, Australia -
USA Texas church shooting: Killer should not have been able to legally purchase firearms Shooter Devin Kelley had a history of domestice abuse according to his US Air Force records. -
Cult Exhibition brings Van Gogh to life There are paintings by Vincent Van Gogh, but this is no ordinary exhibition. Visitors to Van Gogh Alive in Athens are surrounded by a symphony of light, colour and sound. -
Russia Pictures show terrifying moment tiger attacked Russian zookeeper Zoo visitors hurled tables in a bid to attract the animal. -
Korea Trump arrives in South Korea with sights set on Pyongyang US President's arrival on the frontlines the North Korean nuclear stand off comes amid heightened tensions with Pyongyang. -
USA Apple caught in the spot light of Paradise Papers revelations Apple denies avoiding tax after the latest documents in the Paradise Papers are released -
Myanmar UN calls on Myanmar to halt violence against Rohingya The UN turns up the pressure on Myanmar and adopts unanimous statement demanding it stops violence against Rohingya -
USA Sutherland Springs mourns shooting victims Vigils are held for the victims of the Sutherland Springs shooting