13 November 2017 | Euronews
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Russia Russia and Turkey focus on Syria in talks at Sochi Leaders President Putin and Erdogan push for closer ties as they consider a political solution for Syria -
Italy Football: Italy fail to qualify for a World Cup for the first time in 60 years Italy miss World Cup for the first time since 1958 -
Russia Turkey and Russia agree to focus on political solution in Syria The two leaders met for talks in Sochi -
Iran Rescuers continue search for surviors of Iran-Iraq earthquake Officials in Iran say the deathtoll in the country's deadliest earthquake in more than decade will rise as rescuers continue to search for people trapped under rubble. -
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USA US holds naval drill in South Korean peninsula Donald Trump's 12-day tour of Asia has not lessened tension between the US and North Korea. Events took a personal turn over the weekend with the two leaders trading personal insults. -
Climate Now Changing climate and environment: Copernicus, or Europe's eyes on earth… and our future Reliable environmental information is of crucial importance to society. The security of future generations are more than ever dependent on the decisions being made today on environmental policies. Copernicus helps policy makers, businesses and citizens to develop the appropriate responses. -
Sport FIFA OFFICIALS FOUND GUILTY OF CORRUPTION A court in New York has found two South-American football officials have been found guilty of corruption -
Iran Iran-Iraq earthquake: Social media images show tragic aftermath Most of the victims were in Kermanshah province, on Iran's border with Iraq. -
United Kingdom Destinations to discover from the World Travel Market We looked into some of the highlights of a select few countries. -
United Kingdom These countries tell why ecotourism is important Ecotourism was one of the hot topics at the World Travel Market. -
Cinema Robert's latest film tackles discrimination Based on a best-selling novel by R.J. Palacio and starring Hollywood A lister, Julia Roberts, Wonder is the story of a boy suffering from Treacher Collins syndrome a genetic disorder that deforms the face. -
United Kingdom UK government apologises to detained Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Boris Johnson offers apology to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and family, as her husband expresses concern for her well-being in detention in Iran. -
Cinema Thessaloniki's 58th Film Festival The 58th Thessaloniki International Film Festival hosted 183 films from 58 countries -
Russia Putin and Erdogan: analysis As the Russian and Turkish leaders meet in Sochi, Euronews speaks to an expert about the relationship between the two countries. -
Series Traffic gives way to public spaces in Almaty A large part of the Kazakh city's historic centre has recently been given a revamp -
No Comment New Delhi still shrouded by smog A thick cloud of smog has been hanging over India's capital for two weeks -
Germany German pharmacist: an ice-cold killer? A German pharmacist from the city of Bottrop has gone on trial, accused of diluting the medication of 1,000 cancer patients -
No Comment Eagles of Death Metal pay tribute to Bataclan victims, two years on Band frontman Jesse Hughes and President Emmanuel Macron shared some kind words and a hug outside the Parisian concert hall. -
Earth News The Armoury breathes new life into classic menswear Legendary shoemaker Yohei Fukuda and The Armoury team up to launch exclusive collection. -
France French President commemorates terror attacks two years on French president Emmanuel Macron led a ceremony marking the second anniversary of the attacks at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris. 90 people were killed when gunmen opened fire on concertgoers at the venue. -
Sport French duo smash Jacques Vabre race record It's taken 7 days, 22 hours, 7 minutes and 27 seconds, but Thomas Colville and Jean-Luc Nélias have won the Ultime class of the Transat Jacques Vabre. -
No Comment Cracks in the road and gutted houses in quake-hit eastern Iraq The quake was felt as far south as Baghdad, some 300 km away. -
Lebanon Beirut eagerly awaits return of Hariri People in Lebanon have been expressing their support for the recently-resigned prime minister, who has confirmed he will soon return to Beirut -
Germany Germans to collect unemployment benefits at supermarket checkouts The new system will allow those entitled to benefits to directly collect cash at tills, rather than using distributors at job centres. -
Myanmar Bob Geldof returns honour in protest against Aung San Suu Kyi Geldof returned his Freedom of the City of Dublin Award because he did not want to be associated with fellow award-holder, Suu Kyi -
Sci-Tech The tech innovations that are going to change our world -
Sport World Cup qualifiers: Italy under pressure The heat is on for Italy ahead of tonights's second-leg playoff against Sweden. -
Next Series Take a trip to Tilos: The self-sufficient island The small Greek island of Tilos is aiming to become energy self-sufficient, using only renewable sources -
No Comment Swastika-shaped Trump effigy set on fire in Manila "This is a meeting between two presidents with a very bad, fascist mindset," said the leader of the demonstration, held as the US president joined his Filipino counterpart Rodrigo Duterte for a regional summit. -
Papua New Guinea Australian refugee detention centre being dismantled Refugees refused to leave the Manus Island camp two weeks ago, despite power and water being cut off -
Philippines Duterte sings Trump's praises: and the feeling is mutual A much-anticipated bilateral between the two leaders at the ASEAN summit sidesteps difficult discussions about Duterte's bloody war on drugs. -
World News #MeToo: Now I know I am not alone I was sexually abused as a teenager and I want people to know because silence is dangerous. -
Philippines Duterte sings Filipino love song at Trump's request "Ladies and gentlemen, I sang - uninvited - a duet with Miss Pilita Corrales upon the orders of the Commander in Chief of the United States." - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte -
United Kingdom Shawn Mendes shines at EMA awards British R&B singer Rita Ora hosted the event, but the night belonged to Canadian pop singer Shawn Mendes. -
Cinema Stars shine at Thessaloniki film festival The lights may have gone up at the Thessaloniki film festival but cinematic memories will live on -
Destinations Winter in the sun Beat European ice-cold season with these inspirational eco-tourism sunny destinations. -
World News Is your phone using the EU's new location-tracking system, Galileo? Galileo could improve your phone's location accuracy up to 100 times. Here’s how to find out if you can use it and what it can do. -
World News Ancient Peruvian temple ravaged by fire The temple of Ventarrón dates back 4,500 years and contains what is thought to be the America's oldest mural -
Iran Deadly quake rocks Iran-Iraq border The death toll rises following powerful earthquake in Iran-Iraq border region. -
Poland 60,000 nationalists march on Polish Independence Day This year's Polish Independence Day celebrations have been marked by far-right cries for a "White Europe" and a "Pure Poland". -
United Kingdom UK parliament to vote on final Brexit deal It's a concession to conservative rebel lawmakers, who have demanded more power over the process. -
Philippines Watch: Donald Trump has an awkward handshake moment in Manila The US President was taking part in the opening ceremony of the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines -
United Kingdom LIFI’s bright future: how you could soon be surfing the web via lights The man behind the technology has said it’s closer than ever to breaking into the consumer market. -
Next Series Takeaway: the self-sufficient island Could this be the ultimate green land? -
France Paris attacks anniversary: ‘No trial before at least 2020’ The investigation that began after the wave of attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015 is progressing slowly. -
France France commemorates the second anniversary of the Paris attacks French president, Emmanuel Macron is to lead commemorations for the second anniversary of the November 13 Paris attacks on Monday -
United Kingdom Why must Brexit talks move onto trade so urgently? British and European businesses say they need clarity and certainty from UK and EU negotiators to avoid imminent damage.