12 November 2017 | Euronews
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Russia Putin and Erdogan meet for the fourth time in eight months The presidents of Turkey and Russia meet again for talks amid speculation relations are on the mend -
Sport Switzerland and Croatia book FIFA World Cup places -
World News Glimmer of hope for Gaza as reconciliation deal reduces prices The Egyptian-brokered reconciliation deal between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, as seen the Authority take back control of Gaza's borders. Consumer prices have dropped immediately in response, but there is still no end in sight for the ameneties crisis. -
Iraq Magnitude 7.3 earthquake hits eastern Iraq Deaths are reported in Iran after an earthquake in Iraq sparks panic. -
France Fear, friends and fragments: how one Bataclan survivor is rebuilding his life It’s two years since ISIL-inspired gunmen killed 90 people at a Paris music venue. -
Lebanon Lebanon's prime minister speaks out for the first time about his resignation Lebanon's prime minister, Saad al-Hariri has spoken out for the first time since his resignation a week ago, saying he would return to his country within days. -
Sport Vettel victory ends Bottas's dream of F1 runners-up spot A win in Brazil for Vettel and Ferrari, but 2017 will be titleless for the German-Italian paprtnership. -
Iraq Girls in Iraq ‘could be married at nine’ if draft law is approved It’s part of proposed legislation that would see religious courts restored. -
No Comment Queer Pride celebrates a decade of Indian activism in New Delhi Homosexuality remains deeply taboo and punishable by law in world's biggest democracy. -
No Comment Queen leaves Remembrance wreath-laying to Charles for first time HRH Prince Charles has, on his mother's request, laid the annual remembrance wreath at The Cenotaph in London. -
United Kingdom Prince Charles lays wreath on Queen's behalf on Remembrance Sunday The Prince of Wales has assumed one of the Queen's key annual duties, a sign of the subtle transition of roles from the monarch to the heir to the throne. -
World News Air pollution levels in India's capital hit record high The Air Quality Index shows that air pollution levels have hit 614 on a scale on which 100 is considered unhealthy -
Afghanistan Afghan women defy tradition to run marathon NGO "Free to Run" bringing sports into Afghan womens' lives. -
United Arab Emirates Emirates sign 13 billion euro deal for 40 Boeing jets Emirates sign a 13 billion euro deal with Boeing at the Dubai Air Show to buy 40 of their 787-10 Dreamliner jets, turning down an agreement to buy from Airbus -
World Marquez magic ensures 4th Moto GP title Champion's third-placed finish in Valencia enough after Dovizioso falls out. -
Spain Rajoy sets foot in Catalonia to launch PP election campaign Spanish Prime Minister calls for huge turnout so "silent majority" can "restore freedom and democracy". -
World News More mass graves discovered in northern Iraq Mass graves discovered near Hawija, recently taken from ISIL, are believed to contain around 400 bodies. -
Belgium Moroccan football fans riot in Brussels after country's World Cup qualification Twenty-two Belgian police officers injured, city centre shops looted, and cars burned. -
Philippines Trump meets and tweets (insults) ahead of ASEAN A presidential tweet on North Korea once again stole the headlines, on eve of Manila summit -
No Comment Protesters flood Manila for Trump visit US president faces left-wing protests near end of Asian tour. -
Spain Catalan crisis: Spain's Rajoy in Catalonia for first visit since direct rule Spain Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has made his first visit to Barcelona since imposing direct rule on Catalonia a fortnight ago. -
Bahrain Watch: Massive explosion at oil pipeline in Bahrain The huge blast has been blamed on Iran. -
Germany COP23: Oceans protection priority in fight against climate change COP23: 'Ocean protection should be more of a priority in fighting climate change,' EU Commissioner for Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Karmenu Vella tells Euronews -
Philippines Trump under pressure to condemn Duterte's war on drugs Once praised by President Trump for doing "an unbelievable job on the drug problem," Duterte launched his war last year -
USA Republican nominee denies sexual misconduct claims Republican Roy Moore is embroiled in sexual misconduct claims, just a month before a special Senate race in Alabama -
Vietnam Trump shifts stance on Russia election meddling He says he believes US intelligence agencies on the issue but still wants to get on with Russia -
World News Hariri mystery sparks calls for Saudi answers Lebanon's President wants explanations about the PM's shock resignation and ongoing absence -
Spain Show of strength by Catalan independence movement Up to three quarters of a million people rallied in Barcelona on Saturday night -
Sport Teddy Riner claims tenth World Judo Championship gold The Frenchman saw off the competition to claim an unprecedented tenth title in Marrakech.