26 December 2017 | Euronews
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World News Rep. Jackson Lee suspects United incident had racial tinge Jackson Lee said she felt was targeted by a passenger accusing her of taking her seat on a United Airlines flight "because I was an African American woman." -
World News The iPhone X had its moment. Is it now over? Has the allure of having an iPhone X worn off already? Apple shares fell again on Tuesday amid reports of lukewarm demand. -
World News Overspend this season? 4 easy ways to recoup some cash Did your bank account take a hit this season? Here's how to make some quick cash. -
Liberia Liberians await presidential election result The results after a presidential run-off vote in Liberia are expected in a few days -
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World News Here are the top science and tech stories of 2017 It's been a busy year! -
World News Playing games? Tensions underscore Saudi chess championship The World Chess Federation, however, denied that any country's team was being purposefully excluded from the King Salman World Blitz & Rapid Championships. -
World News Looking back in anger: Trump's 13 biggest feuds of 2017 Trump hasn't slowed down his attacks since becoming president. And some things never change: The news media and Clinton remain two of his top targets. -
World News Candice Glover opens up about 'American Idol,' Broadway "American Idol" winner Candace Glover talks life after her 2013 win and Broadway debut in "Home For The Holidays." -
World News A look back at the biggest news stories from 2017 From increased tensions with North Korea, to a hurricane season unlike any other, to the #MeToo movement, NBC News reflects on the key moments from 2017. -
World News 9 ways Amazon's Alexa can make your life better The virtual assistant can order you dinner, call you a cab and much more. -
World News 2018 will feature some seriously sci-fi tech trends Here's the technology you'll want to keep your eye on in 2018. -
World News Mediterranean migrant deaths down in 2017 The UN migration agency says there's been a 40 percent drop in the number of migrant drownings in the Mediterranean -
World News Doctor bias in the delivery room hurts one group of women the most Why do so many minority women report poor treatment due to ethnicity, cultural background, or language? -
World News In era of Trump, Kwanzaa is needed affirmation Kwanzaa is offering some African-Americans needed affirmation as they reflect on anti-black incidents that occurred this year and look toward 2018 with optimism. -
United Kingdom Boxing Day shopping spree in Britain Some reports say Boxing Day sales in the UK could be the biggest shopping spree ever, but others are more cautious -
Israel ‘Your son is a dog’: Israeli MP threatens families of imprisoned Palestinians The controversial lawmaker was assigned a security detail a day later, after Hamas made their own threats against the lawmaker over the incident -
World News 2017 Review: Euronews' Pictures of the Year Euronews journalists present Euronews' pictures of the year. -
Sport Harry Kane sets Premier League goal record Kane breaks Alan Shearer's record for most goals in a calendar year and finishes 2017 with 39 league goals -
World News Putin makes 2018 Russian presidential bid official Vladimir Putin's candidature for 2018 Russian presidential election has been made official; he is set to run independently of United Russia party -
World News What happens to your body when you skip the gym Think twice before you hit pause on your workouts. -
World News Hall of Famer Paul Kariya brought the NHL one of its first Asian stars Paul Kariya, who won gold for Canada at the Olympics, was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame in November. -
World News The GOP faces an existential question: Can our party be saved? The GOP grew the deficit, settled into the swamp and alienated voters. Our chances in 2018 look bleak. -
Cinema Wonder Woman, Weinstein and Beauty and the Beast: a year in the cinema Our cinema review of the year kicks off with the passing of Jerry Lewis. -
Israel View: Saudi-Israel alliance will be driving force of new Middle East While the Israel-Palestinian conflict once determined most other geopolitical developments in the Middle East, it is now largely crowded out by other disputes, not least the hegemonic struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran, writes Joschka Fischer -
No Comment Watch: The Year of Trump This year marked President Donald Trump's first year as the US leader. -
Liberia Liberians choose between experience or change Boakai is a known quantity, while Weah is the people's champion, even if his lack of experience is an obstacle. -
Myanmar Myanmar elephants keep warm with giant blankets amid cold snap A wildlife conservation craft group donated the blankets to help the animals deal with falling temperatures -
Israel Israel "in talks with more than 10 countries" on Jerusalem recognition Symbolic recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital - not necessarily moving specific embassies - is at the centre of ongoing talks following Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales' decision to move the country’s embassy. -
Cuba Dozens of people injured after a fireworks explosion at a traditional celebration in central Cuban The incident occurred at Cuba’s traditional Parrandas festival in the town of Remedios on Christmas Eve. -
Moldova What Moldova's new NATO office means for Russia—and the EU The long-awaited opening of the NATO Liaison Office in Chisinau has polarized Moldovan society, and sparked debate, over where Moldova is headed. -
World News A pint of Brexit? Politics inspires bars, beers Pubs and brewing companies around the world are profiting from Brexit, drawing extra attention with beers and bars named after the political phenomenon. -
World News A pint of Brexit? Politics inspires bars, beers Pubs and brewing companies around the world are profiting from Brexit, drawing extra attention with beers and bars named after the political phenomenon. -
World News Vietnam spared terror of Typhoon Tembin Typhoon Tembin, which killed at least 240 people as it swept through the Philippines, has been downgraded to a tropical storm -
World News Sex misconduct cases spur rethinking of statute of limitations The year 2017 was a year of sexual abuse and harassment allegations. Yet, many of these allegations that emerged in the last few months will never see a civil or criminal courtroom. -
Russia Two Russian political parties decide not to contest Putin Two political parties in Russia will not field opposition candidates to Vladimir Putin -
Cinema A look back at 2017 in film We take a look back at the best moments in cinema in 2017. -
World News 2017: terrorist attacks, natural disasters and political upheaval Struck by terrorist attacks and natural catastrophes around the world, 2017 also saw major political change. -
World News Sound of Music actress Heather Menzies-Urich dies aged 68 More than 50 years after her star turn in "The Sound of Music," actress Heather Menzies Urich has died of brain cancer. -
Peru Protests continue over the pardon of Peru's jailed ex-president Fujimori Peru’s President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski defended his pardon for Alberto Fujimori as justified clemency for an ailing man whose authoritarian government in the 1990s helped the country progress -
USA Los Angeles man says he sent manure to US Treasury Secretary A psychologist claims to have sent an unusual Christmas gift to the US politician -
USA 2017: Myanmar's Rohingya crackdown, Trump's 'travel ban' and North Korea's missiles Myanmar’s all-powerful army launches an offensive in the state of Rakhine in August. -
World News 'Sound of Music' actress Heather Menzies-Urich dies Menzies-Urich, who played Louisa von Trapp in the beloved 1965 film, devoted her recent years to the cancer charity named for her late husband, Robert Urich. -
Russia UK Christmas threat from Russian Navy The British Navy escorted a Russian warship on Christmas day after it came close to UK waters -
World News Lorde cancels Israel concert under boycott pressure Israel's culture minister said Lorde had fallen under the fallen under the influence of "foreign — and ridiculous — political considerations."