17 November 2017 | Euronews
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Argentina Argentina's navy search for missing submarine with 44 crew on board Argentina's navy has launched a huge search-and-rescue operation for a military submarine with 44 crew on board that has been missing for more than two days -
USA Keystone pipeline spills 5,000 barrels of oil in South Dakota Part of Keystone oil pipeline system has been shut after a 5,000-barrel leak in South Dakota -
Germany Mixed verdict on COP23 climate summit The UN talks in Berlin made progress on climate goals but critics say a sense of urgency was lacking -
No Comment Huge fire at senior residents' community in Pennsylvania More than 20 people have been injured after a huge fire spread to multiple buildings in Pennsylvania. -
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No Comment Man moonwalks to jail A man has been arrested after a police chase in the USA ended with him getting out of his car and dancing. -
No Comment Jordan scuttles military transport plane to make new diving reef for tourists Plane latest unusual object used to "seed" coral reefs in the Gulf of Aqaba. -
Serbia Serbian and U.S. army paratroopers jump together to strenghten ties A joint military exercise between Serbian and US troops is part of an effort to boost relations between the Balkan country and NATO -
Sport Rockets stun Suns in latest NBA clash Houston made light of home advantage by battering Phoenix on a memorable 48-point night for James Harden. -
World News Watch: What has Earth looked like for the past 20 years? NASA released a 20-year time-lapse of Earth, showing how our planet has changed -
United Kingdom Exclusive: Tusk says ‘no deadlock’ in optimistic assessment of Brexit talks The European Council president spoke to Euronews after meeting UK Prime Minister Theresa May. -
Italy A new beginning for Cosa Nostra mafia? 'The boss is in charge until his death.' Italy's National Antimafia Prosecutor speaks to euronews about the death of Salvatore Riina. -
Fiji Fiji prepares for 'climate refugees' Fiji moves entire villages inland as sea levels rise. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina As communist relics collapse, the band continues to play Musicans battle to conserve a century of tradition as the world that fostered it disappears around them. -
Germany Dude where’s your car! Man forgets where he parked car, finds it 20 years later This is why you should never forget where you parked your car. -
Norway NATO apologises to Turkey after Erdogan and Ataturk depicted as 'enemies' during military drill "The incident does not reflect the views of NATO," said Stoltenberg -
Greece Chaos on Chios as refugee camp unable to shelter everyone A shortage of tents and containers inside Chios's refugee centre means a shanty town of shelters and tents is springing up on its perimeter. -
Ireland ‘No hard border’: Ireland wants guarantee before Brexit talks advance Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says issue not ‘thought through’ by pro-Brexit campaigners. -
Belgium Belgian judge postpones decision on arrest warrant for ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont A Belgian judge has postponed a decision on executing an arrest warrant for ousted Catalan leader, Carles Puigdemont, until December. -
United Kingdom Four people die after helicopter and plane collide in England -
Kenya Kenyan police disperses opposition supporters, at least 3 killed Thousands of people had poured into the streets of the capital to welcome back opposition leader Odinga, but things turned violent when police tried to disperse them. -
Poland View: Independence Day in Poland was no 'beautiful sight' The Polish government has embarked on a dangerous route and the point of no return is quickly coming into sight, writes Amnesty International’s Barbora Černušáková -
Greece Drone footage shows devastation of floods in Greece The floods have taken the lives of at least 16 people and left scores homeless -
Papua New Guinea Missing explorer Benedict Allen is "safe and well" The British explorer may have contracted malaria during his trip -
Czech Republic Czechs mark 28 years since Velvet Revolution Populist billionaire Andrej Babis, who's set to become the next prime minister, laid flowers at a monument to the Velvet Revolution and the reflected on the aspirations of the Czech people since the 1989 uprising. -
USA Watch: Woman climbs drive-thru to steal food and Happy Meal toys The 'hamburglar' was finally arrested on Thursday morning. -
Destinations Behind the scenes as the Four Seasons Hotel, Paris, gears up for Christmas -
No Comment Greece: flash flooding overturns cars Flash flooding near Athens overturns cars and kills over a dozen people. -
Economy Euro zone still needs cheap credit: Draghi The euro zone economy is doing better but it still needs the extra help, says ECB chief Mario Draghi. -
Economy Nissan admits decades of quality control neglect Company says will hire more skilled quality control inspectors and review internal structures. -
Earth News A taste of the Salon du Chocolat The top moments from the exhibits of the international trade fair. -
North Korea Watch (if you dare): 27cm parasite removed from North Korea defector Dozens of worms found in North Korean soldier shot and injured during a dramatic escape to the South. -
World News How clean is the air you’re breathing right now? A new interactive map shows air quality in real-time across Europe -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ex Bosnian Serb leader Ratko Mladic awaits verdict of war crimes trial UN judges will decide next week the fate of the Bosnian Serb general, who's charged with war crimes in Bosnia during the 1990s. -
USA Trump effect as US brand tumbles in global rankings People’s perception of the country has worsened since Trump was elected, a new study has revealed. -
Iraq Iraqi forces claim to have re-captured Rawa, the last town held by ISIL in Iraq ISIL is in full retreat in Iraq and Syria, where its last urban centre, al-Bukamal, is under seige. -
USA Radio host on U.S Senator: 'He stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast' A Los Angeles radio host has been talking about her sexual misconduct accusations against US Senator Al Franken -
Cult Latin grammy awards get political Artists choose to namecheck Puerto Rico and defend "Dreamers" in acceptance speeches. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's ruling party moves to depose Mugabe Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party is calling for President Robert Mugabe to resign, the latest sign that his authority has collapsed. -
Belgium How Brussels is failing to punish EU states over their deadly air pollution It's primarily the responsibility of individual countries, but critics say the European Commission could do more to make sure they keep to agreed targets on dirty air. -
United Kingdom Sacked Gay Times editor ‘stunned and appalled’ at own offensive tweets Josh Rivers took the helm at a magazine devoted to diversity but his social media posts were riddled with loathing and intolerance. -
Germany Siemens to cut European jobs, expand UK site -
Economy Tesla pins hopes on electric big rig Tesla tries to stay one jump ahead of market with launch of electric articulated lorry. -
Cambodia "Democracy died in Cambodia today" The EU and US are promising "concrete steps" against Cambodia after the main opposition party was banned ahead of the country's elections. -
USA Fire engulfs US retirement home The alarm was raised just before 11pm local time on Thursday at the Barclay Friends Senior Living Community in West Chester, 35 miles west of Philadelphia. -
USA Russia rejects UN SC resolution on Syria probe -
Germany Merkel's migrant crisis stalls coalition talks Efforts to forge a coalition deal look likely to drag on into the weekend -
Italy Former Cosa Nostra 'boss of bosses' Toto Riina has died He was one of the most feared Godfathers in the history of the Sicilian Mafia. -
Spain Puigdemont appears in court in Brussels to fight extradition The ousted Catalan leader is wanted in Spain on charges of rebellion and sedition -
Yemen UN warns 'thousands will die' unless Yemen blockade is lifted Humanitarian supplies are being prevented from entering the war-torn country -
Zimbabwe Smiles but no breakthrough in Mugabe mediation Zimbabwe's veteran leader is reportedly refusing to step down despite a military takeover