17 November 2019 | Euronews
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Germany German children fish out WWII ammunition from pond The three children reeled out ammunition and bullet fragments from the pond by using a strong magnet, local police said in a statement. -
USA White House insists Trump's surprise medical exam was 'routine' "Also began phase one of my yearly physical," Trump tweeted early Sunday. "Everything very good (great!). Will complete next year." -
Russia Russia says it will return captured naval ships to Ukraine on Monday Russia seized the ships off the coast of Crimea in November last year after opening fire on them and wounding several sailors. -
USA Trump attacks Pence aide who said Ukraine call was 'unusual and inappropriate' Trump referred to Jennifer Williams as a Never Trumper in what has become a common attack on officials cooperating with the probe. -
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No Comment This Sunday the Czech Republic celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution Thirty years after November 17, 1989, the Czech Republic sees perhaps the largest commemoration of the Velvet Revolution this Sunday. One of the commemorative events was video mapping at Narodni street in Prague. -
Earth News REVIEW | Local seasonal produce shines on The Wellington Club's new menu Brett Duarte's menu at the newly relaunched Wellington Club is embracing vegetarian diners. -
USA Pelosi: Trump's conduct is 'so much worse' than Nixon's "At some point, Richard Nixon cared about the country enough to recognize that this could not continue," Pelosi said. -
France Gilets Jaunes one year on: Roadside 'big family' faces a crossroads Protesters near Lyon tell Euronews not just of their anger but also the friendly atmosphere in which Gilets Jaunes have grown to know each other. -
Greece Baby dies in Moria migrant camp, MSF reveals "We are absolutely devastated by this tragedy," MSF wrote on Twitter. -
France 'J'accuse' screenings cancelled in France after protest at Roman Polanski The movie retraces the events leading to the Dreyfus affair — an antisemitic political scandal in 1894 France known for having led to a grave miscarriage of justice. -
USA Iran's supreme leader warns 'thugs' amid violent gas price protests At least one person was killed and hundreds arrested, according to state media, after clashes in cities across the Islamic Republic saw security forces fire tear gas and live ammunition. -
USA Former U.S. officials criticize Trump's decision to 'abandon' Kurds In interviews with NBC News, Gen. Joseph Votel and Brett McGurk argue that the president's policy shift in Syria damages American interests. -
USA Trump defends, mocks Joe Biden after North Korea calls former VP a 'rabid dog' Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency had lashed out against Biden Friday, saying he "must be beaten to death with a stick." -
No Comment Children protest severe pollution in India after school closures Toxic smog that surrounds New Delhi has plunged air quality into the "severe" category on several days this month. -
Russia Nikita Vlasov wins top prize at the Russian Outdoor Film Festival Vlasov was awarded €21,000 and said he will use it to produce his next film. -
Denmark Denmark to strip suspected ISIS fighters of consular assistance Denmark has already announced plans to strip dual nationals of their citizenship if they have travelled abroad to fight with militant groups. -
Italy Venice mayor says flooded city is 'on its knees' St. Mark's Square in Venice was awash with water and closed on Sunday as city authorities prepared for another exceptional high tide just days after devastating flooding. -
Iran Iran’s Khamenei defends fuel price rises amid protests Khamenei told state television that the government is raising petrol prices in order to provide additional subsidies to low income families. -
USA Hong Kong protesters fight off police with fire and arrows Universities have become a new battleground for the protests after months of unrest in the semi-autonomous territory. -
No Comment Venice flooded by third record-setting high tide in one week Venice faced a new high tide on Sunday (November 17), a few days after the lagoon city suffered the worst flooding in more than 50 years. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson extends poll lead in UK general election campaign Boris Johnson says all candidates standing for the Conservatives have pledged to support his Brexit deal with the European Union. -
United Kingdom Boris versus Binface: The barmiest battles in Britain's 'Brexit election' If you thought British politics couldn't get any more surreal, a glance at this list of constituency clashes should make you think again. -
Sri Lanka Former defence minister wins Sri Lanka presidential election Gotabaya Rajapaska won Sri Lanka's presidential election by promising a tough line on security in the wake of the massive Easter terrorist attack. -
Bolivia UN warns Bolivia violence 'could spin out of control' Protesters have been showing off bullet casings and tear gas canisters — debris from clashes with police that left nine dead and more than 100 hurt. -
China Hong Kong protesters use arrows, catapults and petrol bombs against police Pro-democracy protestors are focusing their fight on a university campus in the Chinese territory’s central Kowloon district. -
USA U.S., South Korea postpone joint military exercise criticized by North Korea Defense Secretary Mark Esper told reporters he did not consider the postponement a concession to North Korea. -
USA Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards wins re-election in blow to Trump The president had visited the state three times in five weeks to support Republican challenger Eddie Rispone in the runoff. -
USA Pete Buttigieg tops new Iowa poll The Des Moines Register/CNN/Mediacom Iowa Poll on Democratic presidential candidates was released Saturday night. -
USA Prince Andrew addresses photo of him with Jeffrey Epstein accuser in BBC Interview Prince Andrew addresses photo of him with Jeffrey Epstein accuser in BBC Interview