25 November 2017 | Euronews
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World News Protests and pledges: 'No' to violence against women Demonstrations were held in countries around the world to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women -
World News View: Chemical weapons are becoming the new normal again, a century after World War I The international community is sending a dangerous message to despots, dictators and terrorists the world over: stamping out chemical warfare is not a priority, writes Hamish de Bretton-Gordon -
World News Relatives rage against the navy over missing submarine There’s been no sign of the Argentine submarine lost in the South Atlantic since Nov. 15 despite a massive international search effort -
World News European leaders pledge to combat violence against women According to official data, some 215,000 violent sexual crimes were recorded by police in the European Union in 2015 -
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Sport France lead in Davis Cup Final France captain Yannick Noah gambled on an untested pair for the pivotal Davis Cup final doubles against Belgium on Saturday -
Spain Messi signs new contract with Barca until 2021 Since Neymar’s departure for Paris Saint-Germain, FC Barcelona more than doubled Messi’s buyout clause to a whopping 700 million euros. -
No Comment France's Parlier, USA's Moroz win Kiteboarding World Championships -
World News The Mediterranean is "by far world's deadliest border" A report by the International Organization for Migration has found that at least 33,761 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean between 2000 and 2017. -
Belgium Puigdemont launches his Catalan election campaign from Belgium Catalonia's former president Carles Puigdemont is having to launch his regional election campaign from exile in Belgium. -
World News Turkey claims Trump agreed to halt YPG funding The Turkish foreign minister says Donald Trump agreed to halt funding to Syrian Kurdish fighters but the claim is denied by US officials -
Egypt Egypt mourns mosque massacre as the military strikes back The death toll in Egypt's worst militant attack in modern history has now passed 300 -
United Kingdom Police quiz two men over Oxford Circus panic British transport police say a brawl may have been responsible for the scenes of panic and mass evacuation in central London on Friday. -
Yemen Humanitarian aid reaches Yemen as crisis worsens The flights carrying medical supplies and aid workers are the first allowed in nearly three weeks, since a blockade imposed on the war-torn country sparked an international outcry. -
Greece Young refugee boy trampled to death on boat heading for Greece A young Afghan migrant has been killed as panic broke out on an overcrowded refugee boat near Greece. -
Pakistan Islamist protests sweep Pakistan after police crackdown Unrest spreads from Islamabad to other major cities after police try to clear a sit-in by religious hardliners paralysing the capital. -
World News Torino Film Festival launches with "Finding Your Feet" Finding Your Feet premieres at the Torino Film Festival. The movie focusses on a woman who rebuilds her life after her husband of forty-years has an affair with her best friend. -
Argentina Argentine president promises full inquiry into missing sub President Macri has insisted that there will be a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the missing navy submarine, ARA San Juan. -
World News Egypt mourns victims of mosque massacre Three days of national mourning have begun in Egypt for the 235 people killed in a bomb and gun attack during Friday prayers at a mosque in North Sinai -
World News Germany: Momentum builds towards a new 'grand coalition' Martin Schulz's Social Democrats have agreed to meet Chancellor Angela Merkel in efforts to end Germany's political stalemate