Switzerland’s autumn map shows where and when leaves are at their best
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EU 'concerned' by resignation of Iranian foreign minister Zarif
"We hope it doesn't go through," source tells Euronews.
Current and former presidents condemn French anti-semitism
The resurgence of anti-semitism in France brought thousands of people onto the streets last night to demonstrate support for the Jewish community including two former French presidents.
Summit on Middle East begins in Poland with poor attendance
The United States is leading a global summit on the Middle East in Poland today.
The summit - which is expected to focus on Iran - has no Middle East attendees and poor European attendance also.
Ethiopia: an under-reported humanitarian crisis
With three million internally displaced people, Ethiopia is going through one of the most severe - and under-reported - humanitarian crises in the world.
One of the biggest camps is Qoloji, in that camp are mostly ethnic Somalis fleeing persecution.
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Rescuers search for Brazil dam survivors
Rescue workers in Brazil are searching for survivors after a dam at an iron ore mine was breached.
Hundreds of people are still missing.
Double bomb explosion in Philippines kills at least 20
At least 20 people have been killed by two bombs during a church service in the southern Philippines.
European Union plans to play 'asteroid billiards' in new space mission
One example of the research being planned is how to protect our civilisation from asteroids potentially on a collision course with Earth.
Moscow court extends detention of British national accused of spying
Paul Whelan, a British national and former US Marine held in Russia on suspicion of spying, will remain in pre-trial detention until the end of August, a Moscow court ruled on Friday.
EU considers stepping up plans to circumvent US Iran sanctions
The EU Foreign Affairs Council will meet in Brussels to discuss the next steps towards creating a Special Purpose Vehicle in France to help European companies continue to do business with Tehran.
Foldable screens and smartphones preview at technology show
Foldable smartphones and screens are amongt the latest devices being showcased at a global technology trade event in Las Vegas.
French Prime Minister toughens laws following Yellow Vest protests
The French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has announced plans to toughen up laws in response to the ongoing Yellow Vest protests.
Yellow vest protests continue into eighth week
France's Yellow Vest protestors were back on the streets for the eighth consecutive weekend in cities across the country.
Up to 4,000 people joined the protest at its height in Paris on Saturday as French security forces deployed tear gas and protestors lit fires.
Hazardous container cleanup continues on Frisian coast
Dutch authorities are warning the public to stay away from some of the 270 containers that a cargo ship lost off the northern coast of the Netherlands as a clean up continues.
Outgoing White House chief of staff contradicts Trump on immigration
Outgoing White House Chief Of Staff General John F Kelly has implicitly criticised Donald Trump's on immigration in an interview with the Los Angeles Times
May continues Brexit tour as economic impact assessments loom
The Bank of England and the British government are to release assessments of the economic impact of Brexit later today
It comes as Prime Minister Theresa May continues her tour of the UK with a visit to Scotland to try to sell her Brexit deal ahead of next month's parliamentary vote.
French whisky boosted by Brexit
French whisky production is getting a boost from Brexit.
With uncertainty over the price and future availability of British whiskies, several French producers are upping their game.
Black Friday crosses Europe
Black Friday has long been a retail tradition in America, where discount sales the day after Thanksgiving signal the start of the Christmas shopping countdown.
But it is now well-established in Europe.
Arrest of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi chairman shocks motor industry
The arrest of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Chairman Carlos Ghosn has sent shockwaves through the business world and caused company shares to tumble.
He's been accused of under-reporting his salary by 38 million Euros.
Hong Kong's "Umbrella Protest" leaders go on trial
The leaders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Umbrella Movement have gone on trial in the former British colony.
The movement's large-scale demonstrations in 2014 took control of several areas of Hong Kong for over two months.
Theresa May presents tweaked Brexit plan to cabinet
Theresa May is to face her cabinet today with her latest plan to try to push Brexit forward.
It comes as the Irish Prime Minister reminds the UK it's signed up to a legally operative backstop to avoid a hard border.
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