1 December 2017 | Euronews
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USA Turkey seizes assets of trader who implicated Erdogan in corruption case Ankara is furious over the US trial at which gold trader Reza Zarrab is appearing as the prosecution's star witness -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Croat war criminal Praljak died of 'cyanide poisoning' Slobodan Praljak died after taking potassium cyanide, Dutch prosecutors say, citing the results of a preliminary post mortem. -
Ireland Irish border key to UK’s post-Brexit future European Council President Donald Tusk has given the British government until Monday to make a final offer to avoid a hard border on the island. -
World News Mogherini meets Euronews: EU foreign policy chief talks Trump EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini spoke to Euronews at the Med 2017 - Mediterranean Dialogues conference in Rome -
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USA Ex Trump adviser Flynn pleads guilty on Russia He's the first senior White House official to cooperate in the special counsel's investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the US presidential election. -
World News Your week in 60 seconds We look back at some of the biggest stories from around the world over the past seven days -
France French city creates giant nativity scene with 3,500 figures The huge Christmas crib consists of clay figurines called "santons," which are traditional in southern France -
USA Former Trump advisor Michael Flynn pleads guilty to lying to FBI Donald Trump's ex-national security advisor Michael Flynn has been charged with making false statements to the FBI over Russian contacts -
Sport Russia's long wait for World Cup is almost over -
Bangladesh Pope meets Rohingya refugees Pope Francis had an emotional meeting with Muslim refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh, using the word Rohingya to describe them for the first time on his Asia trip -
Germany Explosives found at Potsdam Christmas market: German police The suspicious package prompted authorities to clear out a Potsdam Christmas market -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwean military chiefs 'rewarded' with cabinet jobs Zimbabwe's new president has appointed two military chiefs to his new cabinet, in a move widely seen as a reward for their support -
Ireland Brexit: Why the fuss about the Irish border? Right now, it's invisible. Many fear a return to border checks could undermine peace on the island and hurt its economy. -
World News Images show extent of global air pollution -
Bosnia and Herzegovina View: After closure of Yugoslav tribunal, Western Balkans still needs justice Unless governments in the Western Balkans, and their EU and US partners, redouble their efforts to bring those responsible for wartime crimes to justice, there is a danger that history will repeat itself, writes Lydia Gall -
Saudi Arabia Muslims toast Prophet Mohammad’s birthday Countries across the Muslim world have been toasting the anniversary, except in Saudi Arabia, where it's not encouraged. -
My Europe Series The State of Union: EU backs new weed-killer licence Euronews' round-up of the top stories from the past week -
United Kingdom Harry & Meghan woo the crowds with first official outing Hundreds of people braved cold weather to get a glimpse of Prince Harry and US actress Meghan Markle as they attended a charity event in Nottingham -
Earth News Limoges Porcelain earns recognition of geographical name Only products manufactured end-to-end in the French Haute-Vienne county will have the right to bear the official name. -
Russia World Cup 2018: who's playing who in Russia next year Find out the fixtures for next summer’s football festival in Russia. -
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World News "Mexicans will not pay a penny for Trump's wall" Mexico's ambassador to France talks to Euronews -
Croatia War criminal in the Hague but still a war hero in Croatia The suicide of a convicted war criminal has highlighted the dominance of nationalist narratives in Croatian politics and media. -
No Comment Man trying to copy TV show starts massive NY fire -
World News Europe’s air pollution satellite publishes first images Sentinel-5P was only blasted into space in October, but it’s already sending back images of the world’s air pollution. -
Yemen Yemen blockade must be "completely lifted" Humanitarian officials warn millions could die if the blockade by a Saudi-led coalition, which has been partially removed, is not completely lifted. -
World News More details emerge of Hungary letter More details are emerging of the thinking behind an open letter sent by senior figures to the President of the European Commission asking to cut funding to Budapest. -
North Korea How many missiles, nuclear weapons and submarines does North Korea have? The North Korean military in numbers -
Russia Stalin calendar pulled from sale in Russia Public outcry has forced the withdrawal from sale of a 2018 calendar honouring Stalin in the Russian city of Yekatarinburg. -
Australia South Australia unveils world's largest lithium-ion battery to feed its grid The world's biggest lithium ion battery, built by Tesla, has been switched on to help solve South Australia's chronic power problems. -
Pakistan Pakistan Taliban in deadly attack on farming college At least nine people have been killed and dozens more hurt in an attack on a college by Pakistani Taliban gunmen. -
Hungary Hungary says critical open letter an "obvious political attack" The Hungarian government accuses the opposition of enrolling Brussels to resist the Fidesz-Christian Democrat coalition, and says criticisms bear no relation to reality. -
USA Watch: Policeman shoots fellow officer in struggle with suspect The gaffe saw a US police officer shoot his colleague with a stun gun as they were trying to arrest a suspect. -
Germany Germany's SPD says grand coalition 'not automatic' "We have a lot of options for building a government," says Martin Schulz. -
World News World AIDS Day: 'Prevention' is key On World AIDS day, 36.7 million people are still living with HIV and the UN has said that prevention is key to stopping the spread -
Brazil Brazil prison videos spark brutality investigation Three prisons in Goias state are under investigation after shocking videos emerged of guards torturing inmates. -
Japan Japan: Emperor Akihito set to abdicate in April 2019 He will become the first Japanese emperor to abdicate in more than 200 years, having expressed fears that old age and failing health might make it hard for him to fulfil his duties -
World News Argentina calls off rescue mission for missing submarine Attempts will continue to find the wreck of the San Juan, which had a seven-day supply of air when it reported its last position on November 15