2 December 2017 | Euronews
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USA Trump Tweet raises questions in Russia probe Critics claim the US President has effectively admitted to obstructing justice, by now appearing to suggest on Twitter that he knew ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn had lied to the FBI when he fired him in February -
United Kingdom What will Meghan Markle have to do to become a British citizen? 'True or false, pool and darts are traditional pub games,' is just one of the questions Prince Harry's fiance will have to answer in her bid to become British -
United Kingdom People should pray for Prince George to be gay, says Anglican minister A senior Anglican minister said that people should pray that Prince William's four-year-old son be homosexual when he is older to pressure the Church of England to recognise same-sex marriage. -
Germany Patrols at Potsdam Christmas market after bomb scare Police are still trying to figure out who delivered a package full of wires and nails to a pharmacy on the same street as the outdoor market. -
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United Kingdom UK police officer stops van falling off bridge The PC held on to the van's tyre for around 15 minutes to stop the vehicle plunging onto the motorway below -
Russia Siberia's Santa: Lord of the Cold The local tale of Chyskhaan is that every autumn he emerges from the Arctic ocean, bringing cold to the earth with his breath. -
Romania Bucharest: no Christmas fair in Victory Square Protesters put a temporary stop to a Bucharest Christmas fair they say is restricting their rights. -
USA Should Trump recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel? Its critics claim the move would aggravate the already-tense situation in the country, while some of Trump's closest aides say he should satisfy his campaign promise -
World News Winter hits Europe in unexpected ways A series of unusual weather events has taken place across the continent. -
USA Hawaii: Cold War-era sirens resume The US state resumes monthly warning sirens as the threat from North Korea intensifies. -
USA Trump: Flynn's actions were 'lawful' The president says he's not worried about what his former national security adviser might tell prosecutors about his team's contacts with Russia. -
World News Yemen's deadly civil war takes an unexpected turn Former President Saleh and the Houthi rebels, once allies against the Saudi-led coalition, have taken to fighting each other. Saleh says that he's ready for a "new page" with the Saudis. Meanwhile, civilians continue to bear the brunt of the conflict. -
Sport Tokyo Grand Slam 2017: Japan scores gold on day one Before the action got underway,the Judo World reflected on the tragic loss of two family members. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina How Bosnia is on the frontline of Europe’s landmine battle People are still being killed by landmines in Europe 20 years since they were banned in many countries around the world. -
Germany Protests delay German far-right AfD party congress The anti-migrant, anti-Islam party, now the third biggest group in parliament, is meeting in Hanover this weekend to elect a new leadership. -
Syria Israeli missiles 'strike Syrian military post' Israeli missiles are reported to have hit a Syrian military post south of the capital, Damascus. -
USA First big win for Trump as Senate approves tax overhaul President Donald Trump’s Republicans narrowly win approval for a tax overhaul. It represents their first big victory in the US Senate. -
Bangladesh Pope Francis says "Rohingya" on last day in Bangladesh Pope Francis visited a home for the outcast, destitute and orphaned in Bangladesh before meeting with muslim refugees from Myanmar, when he finally used the term "Rohingya". -
France The ambulance driver who faked being Bataclan victim to claim compensation Cédric Rey, who admitted inventing a story about a pregnant woman taking his bullet, has been jailed for fraud. -
Honduras Honduras under curfew The Honduran government has given the army and police extended powers to enforce a curfew designed to minimise the violent unrest that has erupted in the wake of contested presidential elections. -
USA US poised to disrupt Jerusalem dispute It is believed Donald Trump will announce the US recognises Jerusalem as Israel's capital, a first step towards moving the country's embassy there. The move is likely to inflame resentment and instability in the region, as Palestinians also claim East Jerusalem as their own. -
USA Is Flynn case the tip of the iceberg for the Trump administration? Having admitted to lying over his contacts with Russia, ex-US national security adviser Michael Flynn is now cooperating in a probe that looks to be moving in on President Trump's inner circle