17 December 2017 | Euronews
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Guatemala Guatemala's trans indigenous beauty pageant is about more than just a pretty face Aquetzali B'e Noj, winner of Guatemala's first indigenous LGBTQ beauty pageant, is making sure her community is not erased. -
Pakistan CCTV footage shows armed militants as they break into a Pakistan church At least nine people are dead and dozens injured in a joint suicide bomb and gun attack -
Lebanon British embassy worker found strangled near Beirut Thirty-year-old Rebecca Dykes worked in Beirut since January 2017 -
United Kingdom A royal master class in interviewing techniques Prince Harry has taken on the role of radio presenter and tries to put a chatty Barack Obama at ease before an interview -
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Sport Day two in the World Judo Masters Georgia dominates on the second day of the World Judo Masters in St. Petersburg, Russia -
Russia CIA 'helped foil terrorist attack in Russia' A statement on the Kremlin's website says President Vladimir Putin called U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday to thank him for information provided by the CIA. -
Spain Spain's PM pushes for return to 'normality' in Catalonia Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy pushes for a return to ‘normality’ as Spain’s politicians rally in the run-up to the Catalan election. -
No Comment New record set in slacklining event in China An 18-year-old from France has set a new world record in walking blindfolded in a slacklining event in China -
World News If you want your baby to recognise you, stand to their left According to a new study, babies are better able to recognise faces presented to their left -
Romania Fear on Bucharest’s metro after woman pushed in front of metro train Passengers say they are now waiting for trains with their backs to the wall. -
Italy Pope Francis denounces 'fake news' Francis called sensationalised and fabricated news "a serious sin" and urged journalists to maintain high moral standards for the sake of society. -
No Comment Pope Francis uses 81st birthday to flag upcoming attack on "fake news" Francis called sensationalised and fabricated news "a serious sin" and called on journalists to maintain high moral standards for the sake of society. -
USA Revealed: the US’ secret programme to probe UFOs The Pentagon has admitted for the first time that a multi-million euro project to probe unidentified flying objects existed for at least five years. -
Sport French sailor smashes solo world record -
Philippines Deadly tropical storm hits eastern Philippines At least 26 people are reported dead and more than 20 others missing as tropical storm Kai-tak hits the Philippines -
Cult Morocco: Visa For Music showcases Africa and Middle-East artists The 2017 Visa For Music (VFM) has taken place in the Moroccan city of Rabat, Morocco. -
Pakistan Christian church attacked in Quetta, Pakistan At least nine die as police shoot dead two suicide gunmen with explosive vests before they enter packed church. -
Romania Democracy in Romania facing its ‘gravest danger since 1990’ Campaigners have written an open letter to MEPs and EU chiefs calling on them to intervene. -
Chile Deadly landslide razes Chilean tourist village At least five people are dead and 15 are missing after mud enveloped Villa Santa Luca. -
Kazakhstan Russian vessel blasts off for space station Crew trio from US, Japan and Russia lift off from Kazakhstan on Sunday for two-day trip to International Space Station -
United Kingdom Six dead after multi-vehicle crash in England Ambulance crews said the smash, which involved five cars and a taxi, was an extremely distressing scene. -
USA California burns as Thomas fire becomes state's third-largest City of Santa Barbara now threatened by winds whipping inferno towards coast as fire-plagued 2017 approaches a record year's end. -
Australia Australian police arrest man suspected of acting as economic agent for North Korea Choi Han Chan, 59, is charged with brokering the sale of ballistic missile components and coal in order to boost the sanctioned North Korean regime's struggling economy. -
France Inquiry into French school bus crash under way Authorities are trying to ascertain whether the barriers that prevent traffic crossing the railway line where open or closed at the time of the collision. -
Austria Austria coalition government to expand direct democracy and curb immigration The union between the conservative People's Party and the anti-immigration Freedom Party will make Austria the only country in western Europe with a far-right party in government.