6 December 2017 | Euronews
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World News Trump has no right, say angry East Jerusalem residents People in East Jerusalem have been giving their reaction to news that the US President has officially recognised Jerusalem as Israeli capital -
Israel Trump's decision over Jerusalem deepens division in Middle East Israel welcomes Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital but provokes anger among Palestinians -
USA 'It is time to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital', Trump announces Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas rejected Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and said Jerusalem was "the eternal capital of the State of Palestine" -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Albania PM seeks EU talks -
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Greece Greece, Turkey seek closer ties with Erdogan visit The two-day visit, seen as historic, is set to discuss migration, Cyprus and other tricky topics. -
World News Even Europe's money can't stop climate change refugees: View It's time for the EU to stop pretending it can fortify or buy itself out of the refugee crisis, writes Alim Baluch. -
South Korea Reactions vary to Russia Winter Olympic ban Some South Koreans worry that the absence of Russia will make for a less interesting Winter Olympics. -
World News Russian President Putin to seek new presidential term in 2018 -
Germany Germany's 'crisis' is something other countries should envy: View To understand the significance of the political manoeuvrings in Berlin look beyond the headlines to the economy, writes Charles Lees. -
Greece Greece: Details of Golden Dawn's activities revealed by former member Weapons, slaughtering of lambs to “find arteries” and beatings of members are some of the activities practised by Greek's far-right party, Golden Dawn, reveals former member. -
Earth News From dumpster to department store This is the story of Remesh, the brand leading the upcycling movement in Romania. -
Romania Measles deaths in EU on course to treble Deaths and infections from measles have nearly trebled since last year, latest data reveals. -
World News Andrej Babis sworn in as Czech PM Billionaire Andrej Babis has been sworn in as prime minister of the Czech Republic. The next challenge he faces is forming a government. -
No Comment Taiwanese hairstylist scalps Donald Trump unto customer's scalp Changhua-based XB Hair Salon also creates hair designs featuring the Lion King and Guy Fawkes among others. -
World News #MeToo 'silence breakers' named Time's Person of the Year Those who have spoken out against sexual harassment and abuse have been named 'Person of the Year' by Time magazine -
United Kingdom UK 'guilty of dereliction of duty' over non-existent Brexit impact studies Confusion reigns over British economic preparations for leaving the EU after Brexit Minister David Davis admitted impact assessment studies had not been done. -
Romania King Michael I of Romania won over a nation he barely ruled The passing of the king is seen as a national tragedy although few alive can remember his reign. -
United Kingdom The woman at the heart of the Profumo scandal, Christine Keeler, dies aged 75 Keeler's multiple affairs with a government minister and the Soviet military attache helped bring down the MacMillan government in the early 1960s. -
Italy A look at Silvio Berlusconi's political comeback After falling from grace in Italian politics in 2013, the controversial former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, is back in the spotlight and seeking a win in the general elections. -
China China sends terracotta warriors to UK China promotes Shaanxi region sending terracotta warriors to Liverpool -
Italy Neapolitan pizza makers gain World Heritage status The United Nations has granted Neapolitan pizza makers World heritage status. -
Cinema European Film Award: the nominees Find out who the contenders are for the top prizes in Europe's answer to the Oscars. -
World News World reacts with alarm over Trump's Jerusalem recognition -
Europe News EU officials fret over Trump Israel policy -
United Kingdom Two men in court over plot to kill UK prime minister Two men are facing terrorism charges over an alleged plan to attack Downing Street and kill British Prime Minister Theresa May -
Europe News Albania eyes EU membership -
Russia Winter Olympics ban 'part of campaign to pressure Russia' Russia's ban from the Winter Olympics next year is part of an international campaign to pressure Moscow, it's been claimed. -
Earth News Insta-spiration: our Q&A with Katie One Our interview with inspiring instagrammer Ketevan Giorgadze aka @KatieOne. -
Ecotech Lamborghini launches Urus as it enters SUV market Italian carmaker seeks to win over new customers with move away from traditional sports cars. -
Israel World leaders condemn Trump's Jerusalem plan The US president's plan to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the US embassy to the city bring global disapproval, even before his expected announcement. -
World News Three charged over murder of Maltese journalist -
Honduras Honduras opposition calls for election recount or run-off The opposition in Honduras has called for a run-off to be held if a full recount of votes in the disputed presidential elections is not held. -
World News Watch: Astronaut's time-lapse shows stunning auroras grip earth The northern lights gave astronauts aboard the International Space Station a memorable view. -
Austria Same-sex marriage: how Europe has turned pink A timeline of how Europe has gradually legalised gay marriage. -
Greece Erdogan visit to Greece seen as historic in Athens For the first time in 65 years a Turkish president is visiting Greece amid hopes of a breakthrough on the Cyprus issue. -
France France mourns the death of original rocker Johnny Hallyday He sold 100 million records in a five-decade career, but this French icon, who nearly single-handedly dragged France into the rock and roll era, was almost unknown abroad. -
France Heritage lovers raise €500,000 to save French castle from ruin More than 6,000 people stepped in to save the under-threat 13th century château from crumbling away. -
Earth News Johnny Hallyday dies -
France French rock star Johnny Hallyday dies aged 74 French singer Johnny Hallyday, once dubbed "the biggest star you've never heard of", has died aged 74 after a battle with lung cancer -
Romania Romania mourns the death of former king King Michael who has died in Switzerland carved out a place for himself in Romanian history