14 December 2017 | Euronews
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Turkey Number of jailed journalists hits 17-year high Hundreds of journalists are being held behind bars as the world fails to address a crisis around press freedom, it’s been claimed. -
Italy Italians win right to refuse end-of-life care -
Moldova Moldova backing EU membership at record levels, survey claims Support for joining the Brussels bloc is the highest it has been in recent years, according to a new poll. -
USA US regulators scrap net neutrality rules The US Federal Communications Commission has done away with Obama-era net neutrality rules, potentially reshaping Americans' online experience, and allowing internet service providers to play by their own rules. -
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Switzerland World’s ‘steepest funicular line’ set to open in Switzerland The line up to the alpine resort of Stoos has gradients as steep as 110 percent. -
Climate Now November: one of the warmest on record November 2017 has been confirmed as one of the warmest Novembers on record. -
Russia Russia's 'Paris Hilton' ready to take on President Vladimir Putin Ksenia Sobchak, the former reality TV star once called Russia's Paris Hilton and now a 36 year old mother, says she ready to take on the controversial and powerful Russian leader. -
Earth News 5 'Star Wars' technologies now moving from make-believe to reality May the force be with us! -
United Kingdom Memorial service for victims of Grenfell inferno A multi-faith memorial service has been held in London, exactly six months after the Grenfell Tower tragedy -
Economy Migration, Brexit tops the agenda at EU summit European leaders are meeting in Brussels for a two-day EU summit. Top of the agenda: defense, Brexit, and migration -
France Four teenagers dead after train collides with school bus in France A local train is said to have crashed into a school bus at a level crossing near Perpignan, leaving four children dead. -
Economy European Central Bank keeps stimulus measures on track despite big growth upgrade The European Central Bank raised growth and inflation forecasts for the euro area but stuck to its pledge to provide stimulus for as long as needed, predicting inflation would remain below target into 2020. -
Economy Bank of England keeps interests rates on hold The Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold as real wages fall and consumers suffer biggest loss of spending power in 40 years. -
World News The refugees' Santa delivers life-saving presents Winter on Lesbos can be a tough time, but one man has made it his mission to help those in need. -
Economy Strike brings Greece to standstill -
Earth News 24h in Athens Instagrammable coffee shops, an award-winning cocktail bar and a glimpse of trendy Athenian lifestyle. -
Musica Maestro Noseda conquers Washington with the Eroica National Symphonic Orchestra's new musical director gets standing ovation on first night. -
Europe News May in Brussels after Brexit blow British Prime Minister Theresa May has arrived at the EU summit in Brussels - just a day after her own parliament snatched away control of the Brexit process. -
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Sport Tour de France champion Chris Froome speaks out over positive drugs test Team Sky cyclist Chris Froome says he didn't break any rules following a positive test for excessive levels of the asthma drug Salbutamol at this year's Vuelta a Espana. -
Bermuda Bermuda to reverse same-sex marriage legislation Bermuda will ban same-sex marriage months after it was legalised by the island's Supreme Court. -
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World News New asylum demands in Europe 'back to 2014 levels' Latest figures show a continued overall fall in the number of new asylum requests in the EU, compared to the migration influx in 2015 and 2016. -
No Comment Three-man crew returns from space station A capsule carrying U.S., Russian and Italian astronauts from the International Space Station landed in Kazakhstan -
USA Disney agrees $52.4bn deal with Fox Disney will pay $52.4bn dollars for 21st Century Fox entertainment channels. The move marks the end of over 50 years of expansion of Rupert Murdoch's media empire -
Cinema Wim Wenders: 'Europe's treasure is in its diversity' Euronews speaks to legendary filmmaker Wim Wenders at the European Film Awards in Berlin. -
Target Energy diversification in Madagascar Authorities want to upgrade energy production and distribution in Madagascar, where less than one in five people have access to electricity. -
Sci-Tech Bakutel: Azerbaijan wants to become an ICT hub Azerbaijan's International Telecommunications and IT fair: a regional ICT platform. -
Next Series Race to build Ariane 6 rocket launch pad The space race to build the new Ariane 6 rocket pad in French Guiana is underway. -
USA In the spirit of Christmas, New Jersey local collects toys for Puerto Rican kids -
Kazakhstan Italy's 60-year-old astronaut Paolo Nespoli comes back to Earth -
Myanmar At least 6,700 Rohingya killed in first month of Myanmar violence: MSF At least 730 of those killed were children under the age of five -
Russia US strike on North Korea would be catastrophic, says Putin Russia's president says the Korean crisis must be resolved through talks. -
Economy Disney in talks to conclude takeover of 21st Century Fox Disney is in talks to finalise a price for the purchase of the Murdoch family's 21st Century Fox. An announcement is thought to be imminent -
World News View: Macron has brought hope to Europe but can it last? Despite improving conditions, Carl Bildt worries that the window for enacting EU-level reforms is closing -
USA U.S. agency to vote on reversing net neutrality rules The U.S Federal Communications Commission is due to vote on a proposal to repeal its net neutrality rules. -
USA Harvey Weinstein was my 'monster', says actress Actress Salma Hayek claims Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein made a number of sexual advances to her and once said he could have her killed. -
World News Theresa May to face EU leaders in Brussels after Brexit vote defeat The UK prime minister is to urge EU27 leaders to confirm that Brexit talks can advance, after the government lost a key Brexit vote at Westminster. -
Syria UN urges for peace talks in Syria As civilian casualties rise, the UN has urged for peace talks in Syria as Russian President Putin says their work in the country is nearly done. -
Next Series Legends of Space, ep 11: Ariane 1 on Christmas Eve, 1979 On Christmas Eve 1979 the first Ariane 1 rocket took off, paving the way for a long line of European launchers -
Turkey Muslim leaders denounce Trump's Jerusalem decision Muslim summit calls on world to recognise East Jerusalem as Palestinian capital -
Romania Romania's lower house approves controversial judicial reforms Romania's ruling Social Democrats push through legislation to overhaul the country's courts. -
Germany Merkel's party holds secret talks with the SPD Angela Merkel pins her hopes of a fourth term as chancellor on the SPD as talks begin to try to form a government