7 January 2018 | Euronews
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Australia Australia swelters in record high temperatures Bushfires sweep across three states whipped up by high winds -
Australia Kyrgios wins first ATP title on home soil World number 21 Nick Kyrgios beat American Ryan Harrison in the final of the Brisbane International -
World News Idlib explosion claims many lives At least 18 people have been killed and tens more injured, including civilians, in an explosion in Syria's northwestern city of Idlib. Monitors say the explosion targeted the headquarters of a minor rebel faction in Idlib. It was not immediately clear what the nature of the attack was. -
World News Future of Miss America in question in the wake of #MeToo Will changes be enough to secure the future of the Miss America pageant in the wake of the growing global movement known as #MeToo? -
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World News Europeans take off their trousers for annual ‘No Pants Subway Ride’ Organisers say there is “no agenda for the event apart from a desire to make others laugh and smile.” -
World News Meet the Press -January 7, 2018 Michael Wolff, Sen. Lindsey Graham, David Brooks, Joy-Ann Reid, Mark Leibovich, Danielle Pletka -
Israel Netanyahu: 'Shut down UNRWA' The Israeli Prime Minister has stopped short of backing an immediate halt of U.S. aid to Palestinians, but called to dismantle a U.N. agency for refugees -
Ireland Former EU commissioner Peter Sutherland dies aged 71 European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker described Sutherland as a "true European" -
World News Why the year's biggest tech conference is all about smart cars, not smartphones The hottest new place for car companies is not the auto shows but the tech conferences. -
World News Stephen Miller slams 'Fire and Fury' as 'grotesque work of fiction' Stephen Miller attacked a new book giving a behind-the scenes look at President Donald Trump's White House as a "grotesque work of fiction" on Sunday. -
World News Trump's bright spot, jobs, facing challenges President Donald Trump can point to at least one important success in his first year: the number of jobs grew and the unemployment rate fell in 2017. -
World News Need to unwind? Try 'forest bathing.' Research shows that 'forest bathing,' the practice of spending time in a wooded area is good for your mind, body and spirit. -
World News California winery seeks to rebuild legacy of state's historic 'wine king' Paradise Ridge Winery hosted an exhibit honoring renowned winemaker Kanaye Nagasawa, one of the first people of Japanese descent to immigrate to the U.S. -
United Kingdom New faces expected in imminent UK cabinet reshuffle The Sunday Times says the changes aim to bring younger women and more diversity into the cabinet, to dust off the Tory party's image as "pale, male and stale." -
USA #Time's Up for the Golden Globes Final preparations are underway for the Golden Globe awards, but this year is set to be overshadowed by the #Time's Up campaign against sexual abuse -
Germany Angela Merkel launches new round of preliminary coalition talks Some think this is Angela Merkel's last chance at forming a coalition. -
World News Charlie Hebdo: Three years on, France remembers French President Emmanuel Macron has led tributes to the 17 victims of attacks in Paris three years ago. During a three-day killing spree in January 2015, gunmen killed reporters and illustrators at the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, as well as police officers and customers at a kosher supermarket -
World News Defending Donald: Theresa May says Trump is committed to US interests The UK prime minister has said she believes US President Donald Trump is committed to the best interests of the US.Theresa May was asked about accusations in a new book that he is mentally unfit for office. -
World News Why Attorney General Jeff Sessions survives Trump's wrath Attorney General Jeff Sessions is taking so much friendly fire these days that it's easy to conclude he might soon be shown the Justice Department exit. But It may be that Sessions is untouchable. At the very least, veteran Washington insiders say, he's shown a survivor's instincts for dealing with Trump. -
World News Sorry liberals, the emoluments clause will not end Trump's presidency All three of the lawsuits filed against Trump alleging emoluments violations face uphill battles in court. -
Sweden Man killed in explosion at Stockholm station A man died after picking up an explosive object outside an underground station in the Swedish capital, according to police -
Libya Italy's coast guard rescues scores of migrants off Libyan coast The Italian coast guard saved nearly 100 migrants whose vessel got into trouble off Libyan waters but eight died during the operation -
Cambodia Cambodia marks 39 years since fall of Khmer Rouge rule Between 1975 and 1979, Pol Pot's rule of terror killed an estimated 1.7 million people - nearly a quarter of the population - through execution, torture, starvation and disease in labour camps. -
World News Boxing champ faces his biggest fight yet — against deportation Bilal Kelvin Fawaz bled in the ring for England while competing for his adopted homeland six times. British authorities now want to deport him to Nigeria. -
Spain Cars trapped overnight on Spanish motorway due to snow More than 3,000 cars were trapped on the AP-6 motorway in Spain's Castile and Leon region waiting for rescue services to shovel out the snow. -
World News Without Steve Bannon it's unlikely Trump wins re-election in 2020 Trump's political success is not fueled by money, but enthusiasm from a populist-nationalist movement. -
World News Without Steve Bannon it's unlikely Trump wins re-election in 2020 Trump's political success is not fueled by money, but enthusiasm from a populist-nationalist movement. -
Venezuela Caracas stores mobbed as Maduro forces price cuts One major supermarket in the Venezuelan capital didn't open for hours. When it finally did, only crackers and washing liquid were discounted, just as millions cannot eat three proper meals a day. -
USA John Young, US astronaut and space shuttle commander, dies He was the only astronaut to fly with three different NASA programs, in a career spanning 42 years. -
China 32 sailors go missing after tanker and freight ship collide off China The 32 missing sailors have not been located since Saturday night. -
World News Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas From St. Petersburg to Bethlehem and beyond, presidents joined worshippers to usher in Christmas Day -
World News Fears for '90 university students' held in Iran crackdown Some of the young people detained by the regime are said to be unaccounted for -
World News $570M Powerball jackpot winner in New Hampshire A jackpot-winning ticket was sold in New Hampshire in Saturday's $570 million Powerball drawing, a day after someone won a huge Mega Millions prize. -
World News Trump says he's open to talking to North Korea's Kim Jong Un President Donald Trump said Saturday that he would be willing to talk by phone with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un, but said "we have a very firm stance." -
World News Scientists say implant may be the key to beating addiction The findings offer promise for those who suffer from life-threatening addiction and other destructive disorders. -
World News Pope on Epiphany: Don't make money, career your whole life Pope Francis said Saturday during Epiphany Mass that money isn't everything: "Some stars may be bright, but do not point the way," he said. -
World News At least 17 civilians killed in Syria airstrikes, says monitor The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says children were among the dead on Saturday in the besieged enclave of Eastern Ghouta near Damascus -
World News 'Raw water' products just dumb, experts say Raw water or live water products may sound good, but there's no guarantee that untreated water is not loaded with germs or chemicals, experts say.