11 August 2018 | Euronews
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World News Charlottesville focuses on healing as Unite the Right heads to Washington One year ago, a right-wing extremist march in Charlottesville ended in deadly violence. The US city is still struggling to find the right way to deal with the events. -
USA Watch: Stolen passenger plane’s erratic flying scares onlookers This is the moment a passenger plane stolen from a US airport caused panic among onlookers as it was flown erratically before crashing. -
Romania Watch: Protesters’ panic as tear gas is fired during anti-government rally in Bucharest Footage has emerged of protesters fleeing in panic after tear gas was fired during an anti-government protest in Romania. -
Sport Ungvari steals show on Day 2 of Budapest Grand Prix Amidst more thrills and spills at the judo showpiece event, the video referee rules in Miklos Ungvari's favour, who becomes world champion on home soil at the age of 37. -
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Mali Mali presidential race enters decisive polling day Ibrahim Boubacor Keita is on the verge of winning a second term with a significant lead over rival Soumalia Cisse, but has faced accusations of ballot fixing. -
United Kingdom A closed book? Literary festival hits out over UK’s ‘humiliating’ visa rules Foreign invitees to the world’s biggest literary festival have been ‘humiliated’ in trying to get clearance from British authorities to attend, it’s been claimed. -
Spain Sanchez & Merkel agree on 'shared vision' for migrant crisis The leaders met in Andalucia, agreeing to prioritise a 'fair distribution', with German determined to stop so-called 'second-hand migration' into its country. -
World News Erdogan warns Trump: Turkey does not respond to threats The two governments have clashed over a range of issues, not least the Turkish detention of U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson on terrorism charges. -
Romania Unprecedented violence at anti-corruption protest in Bucharest: an eyewitness account One of Romania’s most violence protests saw more than 450 people injured on Friday, writes Cristian Gherasim, reporting for Euronews from Bucharest. -
Greece Greece wildfire death toll rises Woman dies in hospital from burns injuries -
Indonesia The number of victims of an earthquake in Indonesia doubles Almost 400 people are known to have died in an earthquake on the Indonesian island of Lombok last Sunday and officials say the number of victims is still rising -
Romania Tension after more than 450 injured in Romania clashes Trouble makers disturb anti-corruption protest in Bucharest. -
Romania In pictures: Romania's anti-government protest in Bucharest Take a look at our selection of pictures from Friday night's anti-government protests in Romania. -
United Kingdom Pussy Riot defy Moscow and turn up in Edinburgh A member of Russian protest punk group Pussy Riot defied a travel ban and drove all the way to Edinburgh to tell the group's story at the Fringe Festival -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe election challenge Opposition call for vote re-run -
Ireland Ryanair strike hits 55,000 passengers across Europe as talks begin Monday Ryanair pilots across Europe staged their first simultaneous strike as they ramped up a battle for better pay and conditions, plunging tens of thousands of passengers into travel chaos during the busy summer. -
USA NASA launches daring solar probe mission to ‘touch’ the sun NASA Parker Solar Probe launched this morning after it was shut down Saturday following a red flag alarm in the final moments before lift-off. -
World News Far-right German leader doubts Steve Bannon's anti-EU push Steve Bannon has launched a political organisation, the Movement, to rally nationalist and populist voters in European Parliament elections next May. -
USA Thousands moved out the path of a "Holy Fire" in California Hundreds of firefighters are battling what's been dubbed a "Holy Fire" in California that threatens to engulf the city of Lake Elsinore -
Romania Violent clashes with police at Romanian protest rally At least 100 protesters were hurt in clashes with police at a mass anti-government rally in the Romanian capital Bucharest -
USA Airline worker steals plane from Seattle airport and then crashes A plane has crashed in Seattle after what airport officials are calling an unauthorised take-off. Witnesses reported seeing a plane circling around the Seattle area and that it was later followed by fighter jets. -
USA NASA delays solar probe launch due to last minute 'red alarm' On Saturday morning, NASA put the brakes on the launch of a probe that will be launched towards the sun. -
USA Chemical giant Monsanto ordered to pay 252 million Euro fine in California cancer trial A court in San Francisco ordered chemical giant Monsanto to a man who claims the company's products caused his terminal cancer. -
World News 9-year-old chess prodigy wins fight to stay in Britain A 9-year-old India-born chess prodigy whose fight to stay in Britain drew international attention can remain in the country, the U.K. government said Friday.