11 December 2017 | Euronews
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Greece Turkish family forced to flee the country tells Euronews their story Tahsin and his family were forced to flee Turkey. Their crime? Being accused of supporting the Gülen movement -
Ukraine Ukraine judge frees opposition leader Mikheil Saakashvili Saakashvili dismisses accusations of wanting to stage a coup as politically motivated -
USA NYC attack: Who is suspect Akayed Ullah? A Bangladeshi man is being charged after an attempted terror attack at New York's main bus terminal. -
USA Strong field in 2018 Golden Globe nominees "The Shape of Water"with seven, and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", and "The Post" with six nominations each lead the pack. -
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Cinema Europeans united in cinema 'The Square' cleans the slate at the European Film Awards, "Europe's Oscars". -
Spain Protests as medieval artworks are removed from Catalan museum Madrid orders treasures to return to Aragon. -
World News Chaos—and some fun—as snow hits parts of western Europe A second day of snowfall in several countries caused disruption for some, entertainment for others—allowing many to share their experiences on social media. -
World News Brexit deal is good for all - May -
Europe News EU says' no' to Netanyahu EU has rebuffed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and refused to follow the US move in recognising Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. -
No Comment Putin visits Russian military base in Syria The Russian president's appearance came as he announced victory against ISIL and a partial pullout of his country's forces from the Middle-Eastern nation -
Economy Qatar places order for 24 Typhoon combat jets from BAE Systems Plc -
No Comment Watch: tightrope walker crosses Rome's Tiber River -
Europe News Pro-Palestinian protests in Brussels Hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators on streets of Brussels to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit with EU foreign ministers. -
Economy Cryptocurrency mania: and now, the bitcoin futures Investors can now bet on the rise or fall of the cryptocurrency using bitcoin futures, which have started trading on a major regulated exchange. -
No Comment Hills in flames: new fires threaten Santa Barbara California state officials have ordered new evacuations across coastal towns in Santa Barbara County. -
Sport 'We have to be at our best': clubs respond to Champions league draw Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are both confident ahead of their 'clash of the titans' fixture. -
USA Man blows himself up at NYC bus terminal A suspect has been arrested in connection to the explosion at the Port Authority bus terminal -
World News Nazanin could be home by Christmas - Richard Ratcliffe The husband of Briton Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has told Euronews he hopes she could be home in time for Christmas. The 38-year-old mother-of-one from North London is serving a five-year jail term in Iran for alleged spying. -
United Kingdom Gay love film wins big at British indie film awards The critically-acclaimed "God's Own Country" was the major winner at the British Independent Film Awards -
Taiwan 'Doing nothing' competition held in Taiwan How much time would you last 'doing nothing'? -
Europe News What hope for peace in the Middle East? Has the US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel helped or hindered the Middle East peace process? -
Czech Republic Watch: Warehouse workers use forklifts to block thieves’ getaway The thieves had tried to steal tools from a van without realising someone was inside -
United Kingdom UK Snow: Severe weather causes widespread travel disruption UK Snow: Severe weather has caused widespread travel disruption, grounding flights, shutting down roads and triggering traffic accidents. -
World News Holders Real Madrid to face PSG in Champions League last 16 The draws for the knock-out stages of the Champions League and Europa League have taken place at UEFA's HQ in Nyon, Switzerland. -
Venezuela Venezuelan government claims big turnout but Caracas calm in invisible poll Municipal elections have been won by the governing Socialists, but an opposition boycott meant our reporter saw few people voting in the capital. -
Earth News This Syrian chocolate factory is a lesson in perseverance -
World News Russia's Putin orders the withdrawal of Russian troops from Syria Speaking on a surprise visit to Syria, Russian president Putin orders the withdrawal of Russian troops from the country -
Global Japan Promoting reconciliation through sport in Bosnia Japan participates in the reconciliation process in Bosnia by bringing children together through sport. -
USA Why do white women support Roy Moore? View Deeply-rooted misogyny has a strong influence on the thinking of female voters, writes Marcie Bianco. -
China Mass evictions of migrant workers in Beijing Thousands were left homeless after they were evicted from a poor neighbourhood of the Chinese capital. -
World News Israeli PM Netanyahu expects most EU countries to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital -
World News The EU has options to beat people smuggling - just not easy ones In addressing the smuggling issue, the EU should look for options which don't make the situation worse for its victims, writes Fabrice Langrognet. -
Myanmar Several groups support claims of systematic rape of Rohingyas by Myanmar army Media and medical sources substantiate claims of rape being used as instrument of terror in expulsion of Muslim Rohingyas from Buddhist Myanmar. -
World News Global arms sales rise for first time in five years US companies supply more than half of the world's weapons. -
Venezuela Maduro bans opposition from 2018 election Venezuela's president says opposition boycott of mayoral elections disqualifies them from next year's presidential vote -
Argentina World Trade Organization's ministerial conference opens in Buenos Aires The World Trade Organization's 11th ministerial conference has opened in Buenos Aires with hopes of boosting the development of the global trading system. -
USA California wildfires: More evacuations as Thomas Fire rages on California wildfires: Fire fighters habe built barriers between the flames and coastal towns that lie in the path of the Thomas Fire. -
Sweden 2017 Nobel prize winners Nobel prize week culminates in a glittering ceremony for all eleven male laureates -
Romania Romanians protest over 'judicial reforms' More than 10,000 Romanians hold a protest over law reforms which they say will undermine fight against corruption