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Now playing Next the global conversation Zaev warns: EU accession halt could cause a rise of nationalism in the Balkans The Republic of North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Zoran Zaev talks to Euronews about the country’s accession negotiations being stopped. To watch the full interview on Global Conversation click on the player. 30/10/2019
Now playing Next Australia Ever backpacked in Australia? You might be owed some money if you have The federal court has found that the so-called backpackers' tax is "a disguised form of discrimination", and is therefore invalid. 30/10/2019
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Now playing Next Chile Chile pulls out of hosting key climate and trade summits after unrest President Sebastian Pinera said it had been a “very difficult decision” to withdraw as host, as he understood the importance of the summits to Chile and the rest of the world. 30/10/2019
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Now playing Next United Kingdom Could UK's last December election in 1923 be portentous for Johnson? December 12 2019 will be the first December election since 1923. In both ballots, Conservative prime ministers have looked to strengthen their leaderships after inheriting the role from early resigning predecessors — but it is the result from the former that the current PM would like to avoid. 30/10/2019
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Now playing Next no comment Britain gives Argentina back Madonna statue taken from Falklands Thirty-seven years after the Falklands war, a tiny statue of the Madonna taken at the end of the conflict and held in Britain is going home to Argentina in a gesture of reconciliation blessed by Pope Francis in Vatican City. 30/10/2019
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Now playing Next USA Britain's first December election in 100 years promises anything but festive cheer Daily protests outside Parliament have descended into abuse yelled at legislators, some of whom have required police escorts in and out of the building. 30/10/2019
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Now playing Next no comment Skeletons 'come to life' in Day of the Dead tradition A giant skeleton breaks out of the ground in the middle of a street, while the dead come alive wearing traditional outfits. It's a Day of the Dead tradition particular to the Mexico City neighborhood of Tlahuac. 30/10/2019
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