25 November 2018 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine parliament approves the martial law for 30 days It's after Russia seized three of its vessels. -
Argentina Copa Libertadores cup final called off Following an attack on the Boca Juniors team bus, it was decided they would not be fit to play local rivals River Plate. No new date for the final has been announced. -
USA California firefighters report Camp Fire "100% contained" The deadliest fire in the state's history now appears to be under control. -
France French get a taste for whisky as production increases With cognac, armagnac and other French tipples losing out to more fashionable spirits, some producers are saying 'if you can't beat them...' and turning to whiskey production, with some surprising results. -
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Republic of North Macedonia FYR Macedonia tops European pollution poll FYR Macedonia has been ranked Europes most polluted country with pollution spiking ten times over recommended levels. -
Turkey Turkish FM Cavosuglu says federation a "failed solution" for Cyprus Turkey's Foreign Minister says he is willing to listen to fresh proposals to end the divide between the island's Greek and Turkish communities. -
Spain Spain's prime minister says UK's Brexit deal opens door on Gibraltar Pedro Sanchez says new EU-UK relationship strengthens Spain's position on British enclave. -
Sport Explosive judo on Day 3 of Osaka Grand Slam as Japanese judoka dominate Japanese judoka dominated an explosive final day of the Osaka Grand Slam, with Japan ending the tournament with 11 gold medals out of a total of 14 -
World News A wave of women fighting rape across Europe | View On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, it is timely to pay homage to the women who keep fighting for their unequivocal right to autonomy over their own bodies. -
Belgium I'm being 'thrown out' of the European Parliament, says Sinn Fein MEP Sinn Fein MEP Martina Anderson told Euronews she would be “thrown out” of the European Parliament in March 2019 because of Brexit. -
Economy Rotterdam and the Brexit effect Rotterdam, home to Europe s biggest port is watching the uncertainty in the UK over Brexit with real concern. The port will employ over 900 new customs officials to deal with the extra checks required if the UK leaves the EU without a deal. -
France Cleanup begins in Paris after Yellow Vest protest violence President Macron condemns protesters and heaps shame on those who would use violence against the police and elected representatives. -
Europe News 'I feel like a child in a messy divorce' In this report, we speak to Brussels based Britons to see how they feel about the UK withdrawal agreement with the EU. -
No Comment Archaeologists unveil ancient Luxor tomb, open closed coffin for first time Archaeologists unveil ancient Luxor tomb, open closed coffin for first time -
World News Taiwanese reject legalizing same-sex unions in referendum A third initiative, also approved, asked that schools avoid teaching LGBT "education." -
No Comment Iranian epic shadow play on show in Beijing A shadow play that combines puppetry, art and digital animation to tell an ancient Persian tale marveled theater lovers at Beijing's Tianqiao Performing Arts Center on Wednesday. -
No Comment Champs-Elysées clean-up operation after violent gas price protests Cleaning crews on Sunday were clearing debris in front of Paris' iconic Arc de Triomphe, a day after violent clashes between police and protesters broke out in the French capital. -
Syria More than 100 injured in Aleppo 'gas attacks' Insurgents said to have launched chlorine shells into the government occupied city, although rebel group leaders deny the claims. -
Europe News No champagne corks popping in Brussels A hard-won Brexit deal 'has no winners' say EU leaders as they sign off on withdrawal agreement. -
Europe News EU Supergirl sings 'anti-Brexit' song outside Brussels summit Superpowers but no veto powers: EU Supergirl sings 'anti-Brexit' song outside Brussels summit -
Europe News Brexit deal 'only one possible' The EU has united behind the Brexit deal in Brussels, making clear this is the only deal possible. But as the EU Council president stated, this is not the end of the road - it marks just the first step of many. -
Taiwan Taiwan says "no" to same-sex marriage Taiwan says "no" to same-sex marriage after 7 million voted in advisory referenda on Saturday -
World News Plundered statue reignites debate about museum relics "We are just a body. You, the British people, have our soul ... You have kept him for 150 years. Just give us some months." -
Switzerland Swiss 'say no' to more sovereignty — and cow horns — in referendums Early results suggest that Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to give domestic laws precedence over international statutes, an outcome which critics said would compromise its global agreements and damage its economy. -
Sport Croatia wins the 2018 Davis Cup, beating France 3-1 Croatia wins the 2018 Davis Cup, beating France 3-1 -
Mexico Confusion over US-Mexico "refugee deal" Media report says Mexico has agreed to a "Remain in Mexico" policy, as Trump tweets no-one will enter US illegally, but Mexico's new Interior Minister denies such an agreement. -
World News European leaders seal Brexit divorce deal, but hard work lies ahead The agreement paves the way for Britain's smooth departure from the bloc from the E.U. side, though a bumpy ride still awaits in the U.K. -
Belgium EU27 endorses Brexit deal at summit, says Tusk EU leaders are discussing two document: the legally binding EU withdrawal agreement and a separate political declaration, outlining the UK's future relationship with the EU. -
World News He helped lead Africa's deadliest terror group. Now he's running for office. "Thousands of people have died because of his ideology. How do his victims feel about him being a candidate?" a member of Somalia's parliament asks. -
World News EU 27 leaders endorse Brexit deal, says Tusk
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World News Selma Blair reflects on multiple sclerosis diagnosis: 'I have been grieving' "I have been grieving recently," the actress wrote on Instagram. -
World News How the Bajau sea people have adapted to life underwater The Bajau, of Southeast Asia, have spleens 50 percent larger than normal. This allows them to spend eight hours a day underwater, catching octopus by hand. -
World News Climate report says sea level rise threatens Puerto Rico's infrastructure Nearly 8,000 structures in the island's low-lying areas are said to be at risk by an increase in sea level of 1.6 feet, according to a new climate report. -
World News Incoming Mexican government denies deal to hold asylum seekers in Mexico After initial reports that a deal was in the works to hold asylum seekers in Mexico, the incoming government denied such an agreement had been struck. -
Europe News EU leaders approve Brexit deal and urge Britons to back it EU leaders approve Brexit deal and urge Britons to back it