Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
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Israeli PM Netanyahu to re-assess UN ties
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has reacted angrily to the US abstention on a UN resolution condeming settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
US abstention allows Israeli defeat
The US has taken the strongest action in years against long standing ally Israel.
Shot dead in Milan, but there are more questions than answers over Anis Amri
Four days after killing 12 people in Berlin, Anis Amri was shot dead by police in Milan on Friday morning.
Berlin 'Together' to remember 12 killed in attack
Berlin remembers those killed in Monday's attack
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Greek annual Christmas card calls lenders 'Scrooge'
Greek finance ministry seems to take aim at country's lenders with annual Christmas card depicting Dickensian miser
Berlin attack suspect was arrested in Italy in 2011
It has emerged that Anis Amri, the suspect in the Berlin lorry attack, was arrested in Italy in 2011.
Ikea agree payment over child deaths
Ikea has agreed to pay nearly €48 million to the families of three toddlers in the US, killed by falling chest of drawers.
Trump names communications team
President-elect Trump has named his communications team, including Hope Hicks, his initial campaign communications manager
What is the Electoral College?
The Electoral College ‘electors’ meet today, to formally vote for the President of the United States. But what is this system, and why are they voting over a month after the election was held?
New Zealander's passport photo rejected for "small eyes"
A New Zealander of Asian descent says he has “no hard feelings” after an online passport system said his eyes were closed, despite the fact they were clearly open.
Viral video of man punching kangaroo is more than meets the eye
The video of Greig Tonkins punching a kangaroo who had his dog in a chokehold went viral on Monday, but it's not simply one of a man saving his dog
Russian Destroyer in sights of UK Navy
The Royal Navy is again tracking a Russian vessel through British waters.
How has the world reacted the Italy’s ‘No’ vote?
euronews looks at the reactions from around the world as Italian PM Renzi resigns
Texas 'elector' quits in Trump protest
One of the Electoral College electors, a Texas Republican, quits in protest over the election of Donald Trump
€4.4bn US Navy warship breaks down... again
Just 6 months ago, the US Navy acquired the world’s most technologically advanced destroyer.
What is the Dakota Access Pipeline, and who are #NoDAPL?
The Dakota Access Pipeline is a 1,885km crude oil delivery pipeline running from Bakken, North Dakota to Patoka, Illinois.
Filipino dictator Marcos given hero's burial by President Duterte
Twenty-seven years after his death, Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos has been buried at Manila’s prestigious Cemetery of Heroes.
Trump Muslim ban removed from site by accident
Hopes that Donald Trump had changed his tune on Muslims were dashed, as it was revealed that his statement on banning Muslims was taken down from his website by…
Russian warships 'ward off a Dutch submarine'
Russian warships have been forced to drive away a Dutch submarine which were apparently tailing the convoy including the Admiral Kutznetsov aircraft carrier, according to a military spokesperson
The Family Trump
Donald Trump’s shock victory in the US Presidential election was not simply a victory for the man himself.
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