16 November 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Gaudi's first project opens to the public as a museum The first project of renowned Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi, Casa Vicens, has opened to the public as a museum. -
Greece 'The new Guantanamo!': Lesbos refugees condemn 'unbearable' conditions NGOs and local authorities call on the Greek government to find alternative shelter for those in the overcrowded Moria camp. -
Economy Green finance under the spotlight at Bonn COP23 talks The issue of business and industry investment in the fight against climate change is one of the key points of the Bonn discussions at COP23 -
World News Lebanon's Hariri to meet Macron in France Lebanon's president says he hopes the crisis will come to an end now Hariri has plans to leave Saudi Arabia for France. -
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Zimbabwe Zimbabwe: Mugabe’s 'fall from Grace' "One way or another, his power has obviously come to an end." -
France Rafael Nadal wins damages against French ex-minister over doping claim A Paris court ordered Roselyne Bachelot to pay 12,000 euros after falsely claiming the tennis star had hidden a positive drugs test. -
United Kingdom UK says 'no link' between moves to pay Iran debt and Zaghari-Ratcliffe case UK denies any link between action to pay debt to Iran and efforts to secure the release of a British-Iranian national. -
Cult Unseen artefacts from Tutankhamun's tomb go on display For the first time 55 pieces of previously unseen Egyptian artefacts found inside King Tutankhamun's tomb have gone on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. -
Cambodia Cambodian court dissolves main opposition party Prime Minister Hun Sen now looks set to extend more than three decades in power in elections next year -
Turkey German LGBT film festival banned in Turkish capital A statement by Turkish authorities cited "public safety and terrorism risks" as the causes -
USA US to legalise importation of elephant trophies from Zimbabwe Conservation groups have been left outraged at the move, which they say will increase poaching -
Bangladesh Heroes emerge from the Rohingya refugee crisis Out of the tragedy unfolding along the border between Myanmar and Bangladesh as Rohingya flee persecution, heroes have emerged who have gone above and beyond to help those in dire need -
Musica Medea casts her spell at Wexford Ireland's Wexford Festival Opera opens its 66th edition with an operatic gem: Luigi Cherubini's 'Medea'. -
Serbia Serbian & US paratroopers train together A little more than a decade ago US and Serbian forces were at loggerheads in the Balkans. Now they are training together with a view to an eventual Serbian-NATO partnership. -
Economy Volkswagen commits to 'new-energy vehicles' Volkswagen says it will spend 10 billion euros over the next eight years to build electric and hybrid vehicles -
Germany German teen with down syndrome changes the term on her disability ID card -
Brazil Watch: Beached whale draws crowds in Rio de Janeiro Authorities have warned beachgoers to stay away from the 30-ton mammal. -
Myanmar Widespread rape and people burnt alive in Myanmar, says NGO Rohingya Muslims have been telling their horrifying accounts to Save the Children. -
United Kingdom UK theatre details 20 allegations of Kevin Spacey’s ‘inappropriate behaviour’ The actor and ex-artistic director of the Old Vic has not yet commented on the claims against him. -
Italy Ikea trolls Italian football team Ikea mocked the Italian football team on Twitter after they failed to qualify for the World Cup 2018. -
Earth News Fei Fei Sun, Spectacles, and Ferrari Five things to know this week -
Sport WADA upholds suspension risking Russian Olympic boycott WADA is maintaining Russia's suspension from most international sports, all but ruling out participation in the 2018 Winter Olympics, and threatening a Russian boycott of the next Summer games. -
Greece Greek PM promises full inquiry into deadly floods At least 15 people were killed and more than a dozen injured on the outskirts of Athens after heavy rain caused flash floods -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's Mugabe seen with army chief amid uncertainty over future Photos have been released of the meeting but the veteran leader is reportedly resisting pressure to step down following the military takeover. -
USA Salvator Mundi: stunning backstory of Leonardo's long-lost masterpiece There are many Salavator Mundis. -
Lebanon Lebanon's former PM to head to Paris, then Beirut Amid crisis in the region, Saad Hariri will head to Beirut, after a few days in Paris. -
Europe News Dutch show the way to deal with climate change -
United Kingdom Grenfell fire death toll rises as police give final figure A stillborn infant, Baby Logan, has also been recorded as a victim. -
USA Listed: the world’s most-expensive paintings sold at auction What other works of art have collectors paid millions of euros for? -
USA Genetic mutation found in secluded Amish community could make them live longer An estimated 5 percent of the Bern Amish community carries a genetic mutation, which causes them to produce low levels of a protein that could slow ageing and prevent Type 2 diabetes -
World News World Cup joy in Peru Country's first qualification since '82 sees crowds on streets, public holiday declared. -
Austria 'Keep the Freedom Party out of government' demand protesters in Austria As the far-right FPO enters coalition talks with the mainstream right in Austria, people protest in Vienna. -
USA Necrophiliac killer arrested in US Randall Toshio Saito escaped from a mental hospital in Oahu four days ago. -
United Kingdom Pro-EU musician gets funding from department of arch-Brexiter Liam Fox The composer wants to collaborate with musicians across Europe to fight the idea the UK is retreating to an absurd little enclave. -
USA Murderer Charles Manson 'clinging to life' -
Sport WADA refuses to reinstate Russia's anti-doping agency -
Economy November ain’t that bad: it’s Beaujolais Nouveau time Winemakers say 2017 is a "colorful and fruity" vintage. -
USA Da Vinci painting sells for world record $450m The price for Da Vinci's portrait of Christ was more than double the previous record. -
Libya Exclusive: Italian doctor laments Libya's 'concentration camps' for migrants "We've seen signs of torture: gunshots, electric shocks, burns, lashes, skinning - brutal and unacceptable things," says doctor who for decades has cared for migrants arriving on the Italian island of Lampedusa. -
Zimbabwe Will Zimbabwe military end Mugabe era? Politicial uncertainty in Zimbabwe as the country waits for the military's next step -
USA Trump's water-related mocking of Rubio comes back to haunt him Donald Trump poked fun at Marco Rubio during the 2016 election campaign. Now he could be regretting it.