23 November 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Researchers are making fake 'faecal sludge' for a good cause Researchers at the University of Bath want to find a way to stop faecal sludge from being the source of so many diseases in developing countries. -
World News Brazilian footballer Robinho sentenced to nine years for sexual assault Brazilian football player Robinho has been sentenced to nine years in prison for sexually assaulting an Albanian girl in a disco when he played for AC Milan. -
Germany Germany's SPD urged to drop opposition to joining "grand coalition" Key ally of Chancellor Merkel urges SPD to change mind to ensure stable government after collapse of coalition talks -
Finland Crushed cricket bread hits shelves in Finland The bakery says the bread offers consumers a good source of protein -
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No Comment Thanksgiving Day Parades take place in New York The 2017 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has got underway in New York, with soaring balloons and high-stepping bands unleashed to entertain the city's crowded streets. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabweans take stock of political upheaval Zimbabweans give the politcial changes a cautious welcome as the stock market suffers billion-euro losses. -
Europe News Irish border question holds back Brexit progress: The Brief How should the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic work in a post-EU Britain? -
World NGOs scale up humanitarian aid for Rohingya refugees There are now some one million Rohingya living in one of the poorest countries in the world - and the arrivals haven't stopped. NGOs have sharpened their strategies to assist refugees in case of mass -
Economy UK economy: moderate growth but inflation remains high UK economy: Britain is on course for its longest fall in living standards since records began, with wages not returning to their pre-financial crisis levels until at least 2025 -
Zimbabwe Mugabe to Mnangagwa - a real change? An expert on Zimbabwe talks to Euronews about the downfall of Robert Mugabe -
Argentina Reports of explosion near missing submarine The Argentine navy raised the possibility on Thursday that a navy submarine missing in the South Atlantic suffered an explosion, heightening concerns over the fate of the 44 crew members. -
Russia Campaigners pin hopes on prosecutor over finding source of Europe's radioactive cloud Greenpeace Russia says a legal case offers the best chance of finding out the source of the ruthenium 106 radioactive leak. -
Europe News EU seeks to closer ties with eastern neighbours -
Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe granted immunity in Zimbabwe after resigning Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe granted immunity from prosecution and assured that his safety would be guaranteed as part of a deal that led to his resignatio -
Morocco Spotlight in Rabat on African and Middle Eastern music The Moroccan city of Rabat is hosting "Visa For Music" -
Argentina Explosion identified near where Argentine submarine went missing An sound "consistent with an explosion," has been identified near where the Argentine submarine, ARA San Juan, went missing last week with 44 crew on board. -
My Europe Series Inside Hungary's far-right movement Ahead of 2018 elections, Hungary's Fidesz ruling party's campaign competes with far-right narratives. We met those who say immigration and globalisation threaten their identity. -
No Comment A South Korean Thanksgiving US troops celebrate the annual holiday thousands of miles away from home. -
Mexico World's 'heaviest man' has surgery to halve his weight The 33-year-old has weighed as much as 595 kilos -
Next Series What can be done about space debris? There are 29,000 tracked pieces of space debris in orbit, and a million more too small to follow. They pose a risk to astronauts and satellites. So what can be done? -
No Comment Christmas tree delivery at The Vatican A giant evergreen conifer is delivered to The Vatican as a gift to Pope Francis. -
Europe News Irish border issue looms over Brexit -
United Kingdom Could Brexit mean increased prices in fruit imports from the EU? Euronews takes a look at which of your favourite fruit and vegetables might be impacted by Brexit negotiations -
World News View: Macron alone is not enough to fill EU power vacuum Phillipe Legrain says the French president will not be able to fill the hole in Europe left by Merkel’s declining power -
World News North Korea and Cuba reject 'US demands' North Korea and Cuba reject 'unilateral and arbitrary' demands by United States over Pyongyang's nuclear programme. -
Global Japan Helping refugees help themselves In this edition of Global Japan, we travel to the Syrian refugee camp of Zaatari in Jordan, the 5th largest in the world. -
No Comment Lily the baby elephant takes a dip -
Turkey Drowning sparks outrage over Turkish crackdown A family of five fleeing Turkish authorities has drowned after their boat capsized in the Aegean Sea. Their bodies washed up on the Greek island of Lesbos. -
No Comment China releases a pair of giant pandas into the wild A pair of giant pandas has been released into Liziping Nature Reserve in China's southwestern Sichuan Province. -
Germany Lonely pensioner flooded with Christmas invites after posting supermarket ad The man has been inundated with invites after a shopper shared the ad on social media -
World News Gun checks review in wake of Texas shooting US Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, as ordered a review of the system for background checks on gun purchases in the wake of the mass shooting at the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, in Texas. -
World News German coalition talks: Steinmeier meets SPD leader Schulz Germany's Social Democrat leader, Martin Schulz is facing pressure over 'grand coalition' talks with Angela Merkel as he meets with President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Berlin. -
Bangladesh Myanmar and Bangladesh sign agreement on repatriation of Rohingya refugees Myanmar and Bangladesh have signed an agreement for the return of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who fled to the neighbouring country to escape a Myanmar army crackdown. -
Switzerland The Swiss village that will pay you 60,000 euros to live there Albinen may offer prospective residents a bounty if they settle -
France Paris lit up: glamour and protests Lily Rose Depp pressed the button to light up the Champs-Elysées in Paris, amidst protests from fairground operators angry at the closure of their attractions. -
Spain Spain houses hundreds of migrants in a jail A future jail in Malaga has been converted in “provisional” housing for migrants who arrived to the country by boat. -
Republic of Ecuador Ecuador warns Assange over Catalonia comments Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is under fire once again - this time from the government of Ecuador. -
Germany Activists build Holocaust memorial replica outside German far-right politician’s home Björn Höcke, a German far-right politician, has described the Berlin memorial as "a monument of shame" -
Germany Berlin airport opening faces new delays Germany's reputation for punctuality has taken a hit as local media report yet another delay to the opening of the Berlin Brandenburg Airport. -
Papua New Guinea PNG police round-up protesting asylum seekers Many refugees are hiding or refusing to leave the Australian-run camp on Manus Island -
Next Series Legends of Space, ep 10: Rosetta and Philae We look back to November 2014, when Rosetta's Philae probe landed on a comet -
France Kremlin responds angrily as Russian billionaire is charged in France Suleiman Kerimov, who has close ties to the Kremlin, has been charged with tax fraud and money laundering in Nice -
Lebanon Lebanon's PM Hariri reverses resignation for more talks Lebanon's prime minister quit his role earlier this month amid claims he was the target of an assassination plot