15 November 2017 | Euronews
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Greece At least 15 dead in Greek flash floods The death toll in flash floods in Greece has risen to at least 15 with scores more people homeless after a night of heavy rains. -
World News Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: husband meets British FM The husband of a British aid worker jailed in Iran has met with British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson to discuss securing her release. -
United Kingdom Enemies and Mutineers: is Brexit ‘patriotism’ going too far? Some who question the UK’s preparations for leaving the EU complain they are vilified by hard-line Brexit supporters. -
Spain Russian Foreign Minister dismisses Russia's alleged meddling into Catalonia crisis as 'hysteria' The Spanish government accused the Kremlin of trying to "destabilize Spain" by encouraging Catalonia's independence. -
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World News Which world leaders hold the power to launch a nuclear attack? Most countries that have access to nuclear weapons put the final decision to launch an attack in the hands of one individual -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe crisis: what next? Is it time for democracy? What role can South Africa and other neighbouring states play? -
France Lebanon's Saad al-Hariri to arrive in France 'in coming days' with family, a source inside Presidential palace says President Macron tries to diffuse tensions in the Middle East and invites Lebanon's ex-premier to France -
Sport Carter appeals Olympic disqualification The Jamaican sprinter Nesta Carter who was retroactively found guilty of doping at the 2008 Beijing Olympics has attended his appeal hearing -
Europe News Germany under pressure over coal -
Spain Prestige oil spill: court awards Spain 1.6 billion euros in damages -
Climate Now 2017 set to be one of the hottest years on record As world leaders gather in Bonn for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 23), euronews is launching a new series focusing on meteorological phenomenon established thanks to Copernicus, a European Uni -
Zimbabwe Who is who in Zimbabwe's political crisis -
Iran Civilian groups send care packages to earthquake victims in western Iran As many people were left homeless by Sunday's earthquake, aid agencies say survivors urgently need food and water -
No Comment At least 15 dead in flash floods in Greece Flash floods have killed at least 15 near Athens in Geece. -
Ukraine Hopes to bring tourism back in eastern Ukraine Ukraine's Eastern region of Donbas has suffered war since 2014, but the region is also home to come hidden touristic treasures -
How can Earth’s big data shape our future? Earth observation from space offers a unique vantage point for monitoring the environment. -
Zimbabwe Army takes control in Zimbabwe Africa's longest-serving ruler Robert Mugabe, 93, may have reached the end of the line after the army takes over in Zimbabwe. -
Vatican Pontiff receives gift of special Lamborghini It's definitely a step up from the pope-mobile, but the pontiff won't be using his gift of a Lamborghini on the tree-shaded roads of the Vatican gardens. -
Lebanon Saad Hariri’s resignation could have 'huge consequences' for Lebanon and its neighbours Euronews asked an expert about what the resignation of Lebanon's prime minister could mean for the region. -
Greece Flash floods in Greece kill at least 15 -
France France named as surprise host of 2023 Rugby World Cup France will host the 2023 Rugby World Cup in a huge surprise after the Council of the sport's governing body went against the recommendations of an extensive evaluation -
No Comment Australia breaks the same-sex marriage mould Australia has taken the first step towards recognising same-sex marriage. -
Myanmar Tillerson calls for Rohingya probe U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has called for a credible investigation into reports of human rights abuses against Rohingya Muslims by Myanmar's security forces. -
Sport Australia qualify for 2018 World Cup Australia beat Honduras 3-1 on aggregate to book place in Russia for fourth World Cup in a row. -
Angola Dos Santos fired by Angolan president Africa's richest woman sacked from state oil company -
United Kingdom May wants MPs to 'come together over Brexit' The UK prime minister defended her opponents’ right to speak out after rebels were branded ‘mutineers’ by a newspaper, sparking a political row. -
World News Airbus lands record deal European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has landed a record deal for around 400 Airbus A320 jets in one of the industry's biggest by volume -
No Comment Israeli military 'demolishes Palestinian gunman's house' Israeli authorities destroy a house said to belong to a Palestinian who killed three security men. -
Greece Camp crisis on Lesvos as new refugee surge adds pressure on Greece With Moria camp now at more than double capacity on Lesvos, plight of refugees worsens. -
Spain The Loony Tunes police boat is leaving Catalonia It became an internet meme, but now the cartoon-decorated boat that housed Spanish police in Barcelona is finally leaving. -
Vietnam You can fool iPhone X's face recognition software, but it's not easy A Vietnamese researcher demonstrates how to hack Apple's face-recognition software with a mask and it's not a piece of cake -
Russia Russia: 3-year-old girl sole survivor of plane crash -
Zimbabwe "A military coup is the nuclear option" Zimbabwe's military seizes power but denies claims of a coup -
Europe News MEPs fret over rule of law in Poland -
Cult Lost Magritte Painting Found Behind Work The final quarter of a lost painting by Belgian artist René Magritte has been discovered behind another piece of his work in Brussels with the use of x-ray imaging. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson meets Zaghari-Ratcliffe family The UK Foreign Secretary is to meet the husband of a British-Iranian woman who is in jail in Iran. -
Russia Russian Duma votes for law to brand international media as foreign agents -
Iran Hariri must return home from Saudi 'to prove he is free' -
Zimbabwe Gunfire and explosions heard in Zimbabwe capital Troops are on the streets of Zimbabwe capital as gunfire is heard amid the country's growing political criis -
World News Australia votes for gay marriage Thousands celebrate at a rally in Sydney afer Australians vote overwhelmingly for legislation supporting same-sex marriage