24 November 2017 | Euronews
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France Tiger shot dead after escaping from circus in Paris A tiger was shot dead by its handler after escaping from a Paris circus, police said -
Romania Full interview with Romania’s anti-corruption chief Laura Kovesi Euronews spoke to Romania's anti-corruption chief Laura Kovesi about her efforts to stamp out graft in the country -
Egypt Egypt's battle with an Islamist insurgency Militants have killed hundreds of police and soldiers over recent years in Egypt but appear to have shifted tactics with Friday's attack on a mosque -
World News Warning about risky home appliances Lawyers who represent victims of faulty products are sounding the alarm in the UK -
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Yemen 'Shocking silence' surrounds situation in Yemen, IRC tells euronews IRC Director Paolo Cernuschi says a huge humanitarian crisis looms 'of proportions [...] we've not seen in our lifetimes'. -
USA US military funds AI brain implants to treat veterans’ post-traumatic stress disorder The brain implants, controlled by artificial intelligence and aimed at treating mood disorders, have been used on people for the first time. -
Economy Mnangagwa vows to revive Zimbabwe's economy Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe’s newly inaugurated president, has vowed to revive the country's economy -
United Kingdom Police end operation over reports of 'gunshots' in central London Met Police said there was "no evidence of shots fired or casualties" -
Europe News UK's May seeks Brexit progress -
World News Polish hotel 'bans' Jewish guests A hotel sign barring Jewish guests has been confiscated by local police— but not before sparking backlash on social media -
World News View: Europe’s employment policies are not working The European Commission’s proposals for addressing the problem of joblessness are in many cases insufficient, say Alois Stöger and Nicolas Schmit -
Sport Day one at the Davis Cup Final French number one Jo-Wilfried Tsonga demolished Belgian Steve Darcis in the Davis Cup Final -
No Comment Barking mad: Luxury hotel for dogs opens in India A luxury dog hotel in India's northern Gurugram city has become a popular hotspot for animal lovers, who want to pamper their furry friends. -
Argentina What do we know about the missing Argentine submarine? The ARA San Juan disappeared last Wednesday with 44 crew members on board. What kind of ship is it? Where did it disappear? How long can the crew survive? -
My Europe Series What's behind Budapest's bust up with Brussels? Hungary finds itself in an ideological battle with Brussels and several EU states. -
No Comment Shoppers in South Africa line up for Black Friday bargains Shoppers in South Africa got up early to make the most of Black Friday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year. -
Europe News EU seeks closer eastern ties -
Egypt Egypt: at least 235 people killed in mosque attack Militants detonated a bomb and then gunned down worshippers as they fled. -
Brazil Brazillian prison hosts beauty pageant A maximum security prison in Brazil has hosted its annual beauty pageant for inmates, aiming to improve the women's self-esteem. -
No Comment Hungry bears caught on camera and pampered pooches enjoy luxury Indian dog hotel Three bears rummaging through trash cans outside a Taco Bell in California are caught on camera, whilst a luxury dog hotel becomes northern India's latest craze -
My Europe Series State of the Union: German coalition talks collapse -
No Comment CCTV captures woman's near miss on train tracks CCTV footage has captured the moment a woman narrowly avoids being hit by a train in Melbourne thanks to three police officers pulling her off the tracks in time. -
World News US 'election meddling': Flynn thought to be cooperating against Trump US media reports suggest the US former National Security Advisor is cooperating against Donald Trump in the inquiry into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election. -
Earth News Turning heads: Chanel-owned Maison Michel's high-class approach to hats Since 1936, Maison Michel has been producing stylish headpieces. -
My Europe Series Discussing Hungary's democratic deficit Sophie Claudet talks to MEPs György Schöpflin and Judith Sargentini over whether Hungary is in breach of fundamental EU rights and the rule of law. -
Greece Athens misses out on Black Friday frenzy Black Friday might have seen frenetic shopping in the wealthier European capitals, but not so in Athens. -
Romania ‘Unbelievable attacks’ trying to derail Romania’s anti-corruption drive, says prosecutor Laura Kovesi, the woman charged with cleaning up one of the EU’s most corrupt states, has hit out at those she says are trying to derail her efforts. -
USA Iran promises to send warships to Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean Iran's new naval commander has vowed to send warships to America's backyard. -
Germany SPD debates rejoining ‘grand coalition’ with Merkel The top leadership of Germany’s Social Democrats are debating whether party leader Martin Schulz should reconsider forming another coalition government with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives. -
Ukraine No respite in east Ukraine as another war winter approaches Fighting continues and millions suffer from forgotten conflict in Europe’s east -
Hungary Hungary extends deadline for 'Soros plan' survey The Hungarian government has extended the deadline to send back its "National Consultation" questionaire about migration and what it calls the "Soros plan". -
Zimbabwe Mnangagwa sworn in as Zimbabwe's new president 75-year-old Mnangagwa has promised to respect the constitution and improve citzens' rights -
No Comment US shoppers splurge on Black Friday deals Even before Black Friday had dawned, US shoppers had already begun splurging - spending some one and a half billion dollars by Thanksgiving evening. -
Russia Military themed Christmas decorations go on sale in Moscow Shoppers in Russia seem to have mixed feelings about a set of military-themed Christmas decorations that have gone on sale in Moscow. -
World News Aid groups attack PNG police over refugee centre clear-out The United Nations refugee agency said the beating of asylum seekers was "shocking and inexcusable" -
World News Which EU countries have the highest rate of sex crimes? Eighty per cent of sexual assualt victims are women. The UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women aims to stop this and other violence against women from happening -
South Africa South African judge increases Pistorius' sentence to 13 years The former Paralympian had his sentence raised from six years to 13, taking into account the time he has already served in jail -
USA Uma Thurman hits out at Harvey Weinstein in Thanksgiving #MeToo message The actress posted a picture of herself as The Bride in Kill Bill and wrote: "I'm glad it's going slowly, you don't deserve a bullet" -
Saudi Arabia Syrian opposition rules out role for Assad in peace deal Despite President Assad's renewed military might, opposition groups say the Syrian leader must play no part in an interim period under any peace deal -
Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa to be sworn in as new Zimbabwe president Today's ceremony in Harare will bring the final curtain down on the 37-year rule of Robert Mugabe, who stepped down after the army seized power and the ruling ZANU-PF party turned against him. -
World News Black Friday bargains galore around the globe It was traditionally an all-American affair but retailers worldwide have now embraced the annual Black Friday promotional bonanza -
World News Yemen still waits for aid despite pledge of an ease in blockade Aid agencies say deliveries of vital supplies are still being blocked, a day after they should have been allowed in, according to a pledge made by the Saudi-led military coalition