17 November 2018 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Bulgaria’s deputy PM Valeri Simeonov quits after calling disabled rights activists “shrill women” Bulgaria’s deputy prime minister has quit after controversial remarks about disabled rights activists sparked protests. -
USA Trump flies into fire-stricken California US president makes first visit to disaster zone. -
Switzerland Climate change: giant postcard aims to highlight Europe’s shrinking glaciers Climate campaigners assembled a giant postcard at one of Europe’s shrinking glaciers to send a message about global warming. -
Greece Greece's student heroes remembered The 1973 student uprising in Athens that was crushed with tanks and heavy loss of life was not the end of Greece's military dictatorship, but it marked the beginning of the end. -
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France One dead and over 200 injured in fuel protests across France The diesel tax increases, designed to encourage drivers to switch to more environmentally-friendly cars, were approved in late 2017. -
World News The main problem with the 'Fantastic Beasts' sequel is that J.K. Rowling wrote it | View Nominally about the adventures of Newt Scamander and his American pals in Paris, the film is thwarted by its many subplots and cameos. -
France Fuel price protesters target pinch points in French road system One such demonstration was held in Givors, near Lyon, but some participants were keen to stress the movement is not just about prices at the pumps. -
Slovakia 'We want a decent Slovakia,' demand protesters in Bratislava Protesters used the anniversary of communism’s fall to call for change to Slovakia’s political culture. -
USA CIA claims direct link between Saudi Crown prince and Khashoggi killing Agency says it is inconceivable Mohammed bin Salman was kept in the dark about Istanbul operation. -
France Dutch revival downs French as Germany drop down in the Nations League World Champions France are still trying to understand why they were so timid in losing their post-World Cup unbeaten record. -
Thailand Tourist boat that sank in Thailand is raised to surface A group of senior police officers witnessing the operation stood in silence for one minute on Saturday in commemoration of the victims. -
United Kingdom Environmentalists occupy five bridges in central London They demanded the British government take urgent action to fight climate change. -
France Yellow block road: France’s fuel price protests in pictures The best images from a day of protests in France over rising fuel prices. -
USA William Goldman: 'Butch Cassidy' screenwriter dies at 87 The man who brought "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", "All the President’s Men", and "Marathon Man" to the silver screen has died. -
United Kingdom Is Britain's Prime Minister facing Mayday over her Brexit plan? She's survived a week that saw two of her cabinet ministers resign - so will she face a leadership challenge?. -
Earth News Rooftop urban garden, luxury container hotel and underwater dining These are the conscious travel news of the week. -
World News European countries target child marriage in wake of refugee crisis Child marriage increases the chances of girls' dropping out of education, living in poverty and becoming victims of domestic violence. -
World News Argentine submarine found a year after disappearing with 44 aboard The San Juan was some 270 miles off Argentina's Patagonian coast when it sent its last signal. -
France France fuel protests: one dead and 47 injured during ‘yellow vest’ blockades Around 50,000 people are estimated to have joined the "yellow vests " in over a thousand locations the Interior Ministr said on Satuday. -
Finland Finland summons Russia ambassador over jammed GPS during NATO drills Helsinki have summoned Russia’s ambassador to Finland to sit down with the State Secretary on Monday after accusing Moscow of interfering with their global positioning system (GPS) signal during NATO exercises. -
Argentina Submarine which disappeared with 44 crew is found one year later The ARA San Juan which went missing last year with 44 people onboard has been located off Argentina's Patagonia coast, their Navy announced Saturday. -
France How is sexual violence still being used as a weapon of war against men and women? Euronews speaks to people at the Women's Forum Global Meeting about how rape is being used as a weapon of war. -
World News Death toll in Northern California wildfire grows to 71, as search continues The deaths from the Camp Fire and another fire near Los Angeles is at least 74, officials said, but most have been -
USA Dolphin found shot to death on California beach "It's just a vicious act of brutality." -
USA Saudi crown prince ordered Khashoggi dead, CIA concludes 'The claims in this purported assessment are false,' said the Saudi ambassador to the U.S., the crown prince's brother. -
Sport Dynamic display of judo on first day of The Hague Judo Grand Prix 2018 Dynamic judo was on display on Day 1 of The Hague Judo Grand Prix 2018, with Georgia's Vazha Margvelashvili our Man of the Day and Japan's Terumi Otsuji our Woman of the Day