30 December 2017 | Euronews
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Spain Puigdemont urges Spain to accept Catalan election results Catalonia's ousted leader made the appeal in an end-of-year address from self-imposed exile in Brussels -
United Kingdom UK: dramatic fire in Manchester block of flats One person was taken to hospital as firefighters tackled a blaze that spread through several floors of a city centre tower block. -
Iran Anti-government protests in Iran turn violent Videos appear to show clashes on the third day of protests in several cities, as the authorities warn people to stay away from 'illegal gatherings'. -
World News 7 life-changing resolutions that take 10 minutes a day Goals that take just 10 extra minutes a day (or less), and can lead to big improvements in your health and happiness. -
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World News Moments of black excellence in 2017 Some will remember 2017 as a celebration of black excellence in the face of inequality and injustice that was proudly put on display for all to see. -
World News Erica Garner, activist daughter of Eric Garner, dies at 27 Garner, the oldest daughter of Eric Garner, had been hospitalized at a Brooklyn, New York, hospital since going into cardiac arrest a week ago. -
Sport Serena Williams plays her first match since giving birth The 23 grand slam singles champion made a losing return to the courts against Jelena Ostapenko in Abu Dhabi after taking almost a year out to have her baby. -
Russia Russia: suspect held over St Petersburg supermarket blast Russia’s security service says an individual has been detained on suspicion of carrying out the bombing that injured 13 people this week. -
World News Ready to relive your 2017 on social media? Here's how to do it. Those Snapchats you sent are resurfacing for your 2017 year in review. Here's how to check out what else you've done on social media this year. -
World News Will 2018 see Trump deliver on the promises he made in 2017? Trump said he wanted to "have the strongest economy anywhere in the world." As 2018 approaches, it's a goal the president is still trying to hit. -
World News No power and growing anger at ground zero in Puerto Rico Tourism is gone and power and clean water haven't returned to Humacao, where Hurricane Maria first entered, leaving residents desperate and frustrated. -
World News Security the top priority for New Year's Eve in European cities A look at security preparations in some of Europe's major cities, where thousands are expected in the streets to see in the New Year. -
USA State Department posts emails from Clinton aide Huma Abedin The release follows a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit from a conservative watchdog group -
China Workers make final checks on China's new power line As part of efforts to bring more renewable energy to China, maintenance workers balance 300 metres above the Yellow River to prepare the world's highest voltage power line for service. -
Nepal Solo climbers banned by Nepal from climbing Mount Everest New laws designed to reduce accidents in the Himalayas mean that solo mountaineers and climbs by some disabled people will be banned -
Russia Russia court upholds Navalny presidential election ban The opposition leader reacted to the Supreme Court ruling, writing on Twitter that he and his supporters "will not recognise elections without competition" -
World News Obamacare survived 2017. What about 2018? After a year in which Obamacare's fate hung by a thread, 2018 is likely to feature fewer mortal threats. But there are still big changes for the law ahead. -
Egypt Egypt hands ex-president Morsi three-year jail sentence for insulting judiciary Former Egyptian leader, who was overthrown in 2013, is already serving multiple jail terms on charges of causing the death of protesters and spying for Qatar -
USA US military to accept transgender recruits after Trump drops appeal By deciding not to appeal court rulings, the White House has paved the way for transgender people to enlist in the US military from Monday. -
Iran Iran: Pro-government rallies held after two days of political unrest Thousands gathered for the annual nationwide movement to mark 8 years since the end of major political demonstrations that rocked Iran in 2009. -
World News Don't be afraid of Russia, head of 'propaganda outlet' RT says RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan's name was mentioned 27 times in a report by U.S. intelligence agencies published earlier this year. -
United Kingdom London prepares for its traditional New Year's Eve fireworks show amid heavy security Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line the River Thames to see the first moments of 2018 arrive -
World News College football can pay its players. The College Football Playoff proves it. Coaches and conference commissioners argue they can't afford to compensate student-athletes. But this is a lie. -
Destinations Can you spend your holidays in the Maldives for an affordable price? Kandima Maldives resort claims to be the first lifestyle resort in the Maldives with an affordable price tag. -
World News A Cold War 'death zone' is now a haven for nature and wildlife Germany's Green Belt was the 'death zone' that made up the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. Now it's an ecological treasure trove of biodiversity. -
United Kingdom Ringo Starr and Barry Gibb knighted in UK New Year honours list The ex-Beatles drummer and Bee Gees singer are knighted in Queen Elizabeth's New Year's honours list. -
World News Two arrested in murder of mother, kids, partner in Troy, New York Two suspects were arrested in the murder of a mother, two of her children and her female partner in Troy, New York, this week, police said early Saturday. -
Liberia Hundreds greet George Weah as Liberian presidential victory is confirmed Supporters dance and shout outside Weah's party headquarters as his opponent concedes defeat in the presidential election.