3 December 2017 | Euronews
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Economy Eurogroup to vote on their new chief Four candidates via for the key job of heading the Eurogroup but Portugal emerges as favourite -
United Arab Emirates UAE denies claim of Yemen missile attack as alliances shift Civilians get caught up in fighting between former allies in Yemen's civil war -
Argentina Families of lost Argentine submarine urge navy not to give up Families of lost Argentine submarine hold protest march calling on navy not to give up looking for survivors -
USA The gold trader causing headaches in Ankara A courtroom in New York is hearing testimony from a Turkish-Iranian gold trader, amid claims that top Turkish officials helped Iran get around U.S. sanctions -
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World News December 2017 'supermoon': Everything you need to know Stargazers will tonight (December 3) be treated to a rare treat in the form of a "supermoon," during which the Moon appears larger and brighter in the sky. -
World News Trump to make decision on Jerusalem Donald Trump is still weighing up whether to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital in a move which could increase Palestinian and Israeli tensions -
USA Patient's 'do not resuscitate' chest tattoo presents ethical dilemma for doctors A patient at a Miami hospital presented a conundrum for medical staff when they found wishes for his end of life care tattooed on his body. -
United Kingdom 25 years ago: the world’s first text message It was both simple and easy to read: “Merry Christmas” - not “Xmas”. -
Germany Germany: nail-filled package could be extortion-related German police say a suspicious, nail-filled package, sent to an address in Potsdam, is being investigated in an extortion inquiry. -
South Africa 50 years since the first heart transplant, are artificial hearts the future? Half a century ago today South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard performed the first human-to-human heart transplant -
China Hundreds join Hong Kong pro-democracy protest Activists say the semi-autonomous city risks losing its rights and freedoms under growing pressure from Beijing. -
World News Which of these European tribes do you belong to? A new study has found European politics is far more diverse and nuanced than it appears. -
No Comment Argentina celebrates tango Annual mass tango performance takes place in the Argentine capital. -
Sport Judo: Japan scores 12 out of 14 medals in Tokyo Grand Slam The second and final day of the Tokyo Grand Slam saw Mongolia’s Otgonbaatar Lkhagvasuren become our man of the day. -
No Comment Czech Republic remembers Battle of Austerlitz Approximately 1,000 soldiers took part in a reconstruction in South Moravia. -
North Korea North Korea blames US for ‘nuclear war mania’ Pyongyang slams a US military drill in the region as a provocation that could push the world to the brink of nuclear war. -
Yemen Yemen: dozens killed in fierce fighting over weekend Saudi-led air strikes have targeted several locations in the war-torn country. -
India Shock and anger after baby is wrongly declared dead A hospital told a couple their baby had died. On the way to burial, it was found to be alive. An inquiry has been launched. -
United Kingdom Brexit consuming UK government The 4 board members of the UK Social Mobility Commision have quit saying they can't get anything done while Brexit overshadows everything else in government -
No Comment Great Santa run returns to Vegas -
Germany German SPD urged to join coalition by EU leaders The head of Germany's Social Democrats has said that he has been urged by France's Emmanuel Macron to form a ruling coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative party -
Albania Albania flooded after torrential rainfall Hundreds of houses have been destroyed, whilst 127,000 households are without power, after floods which have paralysed the country. -
Honduras Honduras in limbo As the curfew takes effect in Honduras, a tentative calm is creeping onto the streets, but police and the military have used force to achieve it, and there is still no outcome in the country's disputed presidential election. -
Next Series NASA fires Voyager 1’s thrusters for first time in 37 years Scientists were amazed the thrusters worked having been out of action since 1980. -
South Korea Fishing Boat sinks in South Korea A fishing boat has collided with a refuelling vessel, killing at least eight people, with two still unaccounted for. -
Indonesia Indonesia: flights resume amid fears of impact on tourist trade As Mount Agung smoulders, Bali residents fear a negative impact on local industry. -
Italy Watch: Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli shares a pizza home with ISS crew Pizza was sent to the International Space Station after Nespoli said how much he was missing Italy’s most famous export. -
Israel Thousands join "March of Shame" against corrupt politicians in Tel Aviv Every night for a year, protesters have gathered to speak out against what they see as government corruption. They are angry about a draft law, which, if passed, could prevent police from disclosing the contents of their investigations into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. -
Italy "Don't Forget Me" wows Turin Film Festival The film, from Israeli director, Ram Nehari, depicts the blossoming relationship between Tom, a girl suffering from anorexia, and Neil, a socially-inept tuba player. It took best film, best actor and best actress. -
World News No breakthrough in Venezuela political talks Members of the government and opposition failed to reach a deal at talks in the Dominican Republic but they will meet again in two weeks time -
Yemen Yemen: Saudi welcome for Saleh talks offer The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen has welcomed an offer of talks from its historic foe, the country's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh. -
Germany German far-right AfD celebrates new leadership duo At a congress in Hannover, the anti-immigrant party re-elected Jorg Meuthen, while delegates also gave their backing to hardliner Alexander Gauland who has said Germans should be proud of what their soldiers achieved in two World Wars