14 November 2017 | Euronews
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Yemen UN warns millions at risk in Yemen Saudi-led coalition to re-open some ports in Yemen as UN warns blockade is having a disasterous effect on civilians -
Germany View: Merkel’s greatest achievement Marcel Fratzscher says the German chancellor’s most consequential achievement is not economic -
World News US Attorney General denies lying over Russia contacts Jeff Sessions testifies befor a congressional committee rejecting allegations that he lied over his knowledge of Trump's camèpaign contacts with Russia -
Sport Shockwaves in Italian football world The shock waves from Italy's failure to qualify for the World Cup continue to be felt across the country -
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USA Should Trump have unchecked nuclear powers? A Senate committee questions the process for launching a nuclear attack - for the first time in over 40 years. -
France Inside the Paris apartment where Sam Rainsy runs Cambodia's opposition We spent the day finding out what an exiled Cambodian politician does in Paris -
USA Three killed, shooter dead, after attack at California school: reports Several students were also airlifted as a result of the attack -
France Muslims clash with lawmakers on Paris streets A Muslim association in France is taking legal action against French lawmakers after clashes with worshippers on the streets of a Paris suburb -
France Cambodia’s Hun Sen should be granted 'dignified exit': former opposition leader Euronews speaks to Cambodia’s exiled former opposition leader about the future of the country and his party -
World News Online freedoms ‘being squeezed in UK, France and Germany’ Terrorism, migration and elections have all seen online liberties restricted in recent years. -
Cinema Sami Blood wins LUX award The LUX prize casts the spotlight on films that go to the heart of the European public debate. This year's winner, Sami Blood, is a Swedish coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Amanda Kernell starring real-life sisters Lene Cecilia and Mia Erika Sparrok. -
Economy UK inflation holds firm despite rising food prices -
Belgium Nigel Farage hits out at George Soros over ‘Brussels backing’ MEP claims collusion between Brussels and Soros is the 'biggest in history'. -
Lebanon Hariri to return to Lebanon from Saudi Arabia Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri, who resigned from his post in a shock move earlier this month says he's well and will return to Lebanon from Saudi Arabia in the next two days. -
Sport Buffon retires after failed World Cup bid A tearful Gianluigi Buffon has ended his 20-year goalkeeping career with Italy in the saddest possible way as they failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in 60 years -
World News British doctor in fist fight with shark and wins -
United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates sets its sights on Mars "Arabs were pioneers in sciences hundreds of years ago - why can't we do it again?": the UAE Space Agency hopes to set up the first inhabitable human settlement on Mars by 2117, one hundred years from now. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe tensions rise as army tanks edge towards capital Zimbabwe's military appears on course to collide with Mugabe's wife Grace -
World Oceans drowning in plastic: UN Climate Change Conference Ocean protection is crucial in fighting climate change – that is one of the key messages emanating from the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bonn… -
World News Australia votes in favour of same-sex marriage Officials declare the results of a nationwide postal survey after years of fierce public and political debate -
USA States using internet to threaten democracy on the increase A recent report by Freedom House highlights a growing number of regimes using the internet to disrupt democracy abroad and limit individual freedom at home. -
USA Leonardo DiCaprio makes surprise appearance to view da Vinci painting The actor features in a project designed to show the significance of da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi painting by filming the public's reactions to it. -
Sci-Tech How is tech going to transform the way we work? Recruitment and tech experts give their predictions for the future of work. -
Iran Iran calls off hunt for quake survivors Iranian officials have called off rescue operations following the earthquake in western Iran on Sunday , but locals continue to search for signs of life. -
World News How do different European countries define the age of sexual consent? At what age is sex with a child assumed nonconsensual, if at all, in different European countries? -
United Kingdom British artist updates Beatles' Sgt Pepper cover featuring 2017's dead celebrities The artist wants to draw attention to issues including climate change, gun violence and 'world leaders threatening nuclear annihilation during their morning bowel movement' -
USA Trump Jr. was in contact with Wikileaks during 2016 campaign Donald Trump's eldest son has confirmed he had direct contacts with WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign. -
USA Who hacked the NSA? Mysterious cyber criminals have stolen hacking tools the United States uses to spy on other countries. -
Greece New adoption law in Greece The Labour Ministry has drafted a bill to streamline the complicated adoption process -
No Comment Rescuers sift through rubble after deadly Iran quake Hundreds of people have been killed by the devastating quake on the border between Iran and Iraq -
Indonesia Stranded sperm whales die off Indonesian coast The whales were part of a group of ten mammals that beached in Ujong Kareng -
France France debates age of (non-) consent Following a high-profile acquittal for rape of a minor, France is considering introducing an age beneath which non-consent will be presumed. -
World World Cup rivals used a drone to spy on our tactics, says Honduras The allegations come ahead of a game between the pair that will decide who goes to Russia next summer. -
Georgia World's oldest wine 'made in Georgia' Researchers find traces of grape fermentation in 7,000 year-old jars. -
World News Up to 60% of workers illegal on EU farms The European Parliament has been called upon to introduce legislation to fight labour exploitation in the agricultural sector -
Canada Former international hockey captains have baby Couple annonced birth on Instagram -
USA The new Barbie ... with a hijab The doll is a replica of the Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad -
Cinema Stars hit red carpet for 'Justice League' world premiere -
World News World Diabetes Day: where in Europe is the disease most rife? More than one-in-12 adults suffer from diabetes in some EU countries. -
United Kingdom May accuses Moscow of meddling in elections -
Argentina Plane crew detained after passenger claims neighbour masturbated The crew of a French-run plane were held for 48 hours by police in Buenos Aires after the daughter of a former Argentine minister complained a fellow passenger masturbated next to her, according to a source close to the investigation -
France Karl Lagerfeld evokes Holocaust when criticising immigrants in Germany The Chanel designer said on French television that migrants are Jews' "worst enemies" -
Philippines Trudeau talks human rights at ASEAN, others stay quiet The concern voiced is in stark contrast with other countries, accused of skirting around the issues -
World News Citizenship crisis threatens to engulf Australia's PM "It is game on in Bennelong" -
Korea North Korean defector 'critical' after being showered with 40 rounds of bullets The South Korean government says he has been operated on and doctors expect he will survive. -
Iran Iran: from rescue to recovery Tehran says rescue operations have been ended in areas hit by a powerful earthquake at the weekend that killed at least 450 people and injured thousands. -
Sport "A black night for Italian football" - Italy fail to qualify for Russia World Cup 2018 Stunned Italian fans can't believe their team has failed to reach World Cup finals