9 November 2017 | Euronews
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Greece 'No secrecy': Malta's PM discusses business and journalism ‘There is no secrecy’ Malta's prime minister tells euronews as he talks about business and theories surrounding the recent murder of a local journalist. -
No Comment Striking Northern Light display over northern Finland Multicoloured lights lit up the night sky in striking aurora displays over Finland -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Brexit trade talks could be delayed, glyphosate deadlock -
Focus Lisbon WebSummit: promises and pitfalls of high tech 60,000 visitors converge on Lisbon for WebSummit where experts discuss the promises and pitfalls of ultra-fast tech developments. -
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Saudi Arabia No-one is immune from crackdown, says Saudi foreign minister Saudi Arabia has taken the world by surprise by carrying out a crack down on corruption which saw the arrest of several top-ranking officials. -
Vatican Clearing the air in The Vatican: cigarette sales to be banned Cigarette sales in The Vatican are to vanish into a puff of smoke from 2018. -
Portugal British surfer breaks back in 60-foot wave wipeout Andrew Cotton described the incident as the "worst wipeout" of his life -
France Royal honour for train attack bravery Chris Norman honoured for Paris train attack bravery. -
United Kingdom UK Cabinet reshuffle: Penny Mordaunt replaces Priti Patel as aid secretary Former Minister for Disabled People steps into role as International Development Secretary after Patel resigned over secret meetings. -
Sport Russia stripped of two Sochi 2014 medals after doping revelations Four Russian cross country skiiers failed doping tests leading the IOC to slap them with lifetime Olympic bans. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson under fire over jailed UK-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Iran says comments by the UK foreign secretary, since corrected, are a 'confession' that the jailed woman was acting illegally. -
World News Saudi foreign minister calls for sanctions against Iran Saudi Arabia described it as an 'act of war'. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman linked Iran to the ballistic missile fired from Yemen towards the Saudi capital. The missile was intercepted and destroyed. -
United Kingdom What's hot on the travel market? It's all about responsible tourism. -
World News Toxic smog grips New Delhi Residents in the Indian capital stay in their homes as a mixture of fog and smoke roll into the city -
Europe News Could the Brexit trade talks be delayed? Sticking points remain as latest round of negotiations get underway in Brussels -
USA Mexican national executed in the US A Mexican national on death row in the US, has been executed despite Mexican authorities pleading for his life to be spared -
World News Fight for fertility in Europe The Polish Health ministry has released a video to encourage its citizens to start 'breeding like rabbits' -
Ecotech Watch: British inventor sets jet suit world record Richard Browning managed to hit more than 50 km/h over an English lake. -
Earth News Chopard wins the 'Aiguille d'Or' Grand Prix of watchmaking -
Syria Syria declares victory over Islamic State group The Syrian army and its allies have retaken Albu Kamal, the last town the jihadists controlled in the country. -
No Comment Filipinos protest against Trump visit Protesters demonstrate against Trump visit to Philippines. -
World News View: Japan’s lesson for Europe Japan has proved that population aging doesn’t need to rule out economic growth for countries that resist immigration, argues Daniel Gros -
Poland Polish government campaign encourages citizens to 'breed like rabbits' The ad features a talking rabbit who tells people to exercise, lead a healthy lifestyle and avoid stress to improve fertility -
Bolivia Bolivians pay homage to family skulls Annual tradition sees relics of relatives receive offerings. -
Belgium EU votes against renewing glyphosate licence EU ministers vote against renewing the licence for the controversial herbicide glyphosate. -
Israel Watch: spiders weave giant webs in forest near Jerusalem Science and nature combine to create a spectacular sight as trees are covered in cobwebs. -
Economy Fastest growth in decade forecast for euro area economy European Commission forecasts predict real GDP growth of 2.2% amid political turbulence -
Europe News EU hits deadlock over future of glyphosate Members fail to reach decision on licence extension for controversial weedkiller -
Cinema Kevin Spacey erased from movie following sexual harrassment claims Director Ridley Scott elects to reshoot scenes featuring the accused actor ahead of the scheduled release in December. -
World News Famous chefs cook for Rio's homeless The ultimate comfort food. -
Russia What does the October Revolution mean to Russians of today? Euronews talked to a Russian journalist about how the country looks at the events of 100 years ago -
Spain Catalan parliament speaker and MPs appear before Spain's Supreme Court Carme Forcadell and five lawmakers have appeared before judges in Madrid. -
United Kingdom Brexit-backing British town ‘wants to keep free trade with EU’ Does Grimsby want to have its fish and eat it? -
Earth News It’s Time to Wake the Snake Kundalini yoga: the latest holistic lifestyle pursuit stealing the limelight. -
World News The EU countries that will punish you for disrespecting their flags It is not illegal to burn the US flag, but what about the law in EU countries? -
China Trump blames ex-US presidents not China for 'unfair' trade -
Colombia Colombia seizes $360 million-worth of cocaine in largest ever drugs haul Police discovered 12 tonnes of the drug buried under banana plantations near to known smuggling routes. -
Japan Trump said America's economy was better than Japan's and he was probably right "You've built one of the world's most powerful economies. I don't know if it's as good as ours. I think not," Trump said to the Japanese people -
United Kingdom Brexit talks - "The UK would be an EU colony" Insiders say the launch of talks with the UK on a post-Brexit relationship could be delayed into next year. -
World News Wonders of science: dying boy gets new skin - and new life In a lab in Italy, scientists have grown replacement skin for a young boy who had lost most of his to a rare and devastating genetic disease. -
Yemen Millions could die in Yemen - UN The country is facing a devastating famine unless the current air, sea and land blockade imposed by the Saudi-led coalition is lifted. -
Venezuela "Venezuela is going to export peace to the world" The latin american country has approved legislation to clamp down on the media. -
Spain Catalan students blockade Barcelona's main train station Hundreds of Catalan pro-independence students say they are sick of being ignored by the Spainish government -
Portugal Drought across Spain and Portugal raises alarm Months of high temperatures and no rain causes worst drought this century for Iberian Peninsula -
United Kingdom British minister Priti Patel quits over secret meetings in Israel UK's aid minister is summoned to Downing Street and forced to resign over unauthorised meetings with Israeli officials.