13 August 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump snubs McCain at Fort Drum The Arizona senator's name was featured on the defense bill the president signed today, but not in the president's remarks at the bill signing. -
World News Golden State Killer suspect charged with 13th murder A professor tried to stop a man from abducting his daughter and may have become the Golden State Killer's first murder victim. -
World News Parents warn it's 'time to put down the Fortnite' in back-to-school parody "Tonight's the night to pull the plug" on the popular video game. -
Switzerland Watch: Spectacular firework show lights up Geneva sky As many as 400,000 spectators watched the 45-minute show, known as one of the best firework displays in the world. -
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United Kingdom Disney casts straight actor Jack Whitehall in gay role, sparking debate Social media users have been voicing their opinions as Disney cast heterosexual comedian Jack Whitehall as its first openly gay character in new film the Jungle Cruise. -
Iran No talks but no war either says Iran's Khamenei No talks but no war either says Iran's Khamenei -
World News Watch: Meteor shower lights up European skies The "Perseids" meteor shower streaks across the skies each August, and are best seen in the Northern Hemisphere. -
World News Visiting Europe’s major cities has the same health impact as smoking 1 to 4 cigarettes Spending a long weekend in one of Europe’s major cities might be enjoyable – but they can come with the same health impact as smoking one to four cigarettes. -
World News Brazen four-day Taliban assault on key city kills 120 The U.S. is helping Afghan forces as they scramble to keep control of Ghazni. -
World News A look at the European Championships results by population - who came in first? The European Championships ended yesterday with Russia and Great Britain atop the medal standings. The 11-day event showcased 4,215 athletes from over 30 countries competing in dozens of events from golf to synchronized swimming, but how did the countries stack up based on population? -
Business Bayer shares plunge over weedkiller trial Bayer shares plunged as much as 14 percent on Monday, losing about €12 billion in value, after newly acquired Monsanto was ordered to pay €250 million in damages in the first of possibly thousands of US lawsuits over alleged links between a weedkiller and cancer. -
United Kingdom Is Britain swept by Brexit regret? Euronews answers Euronews' Vincent McAviney answers if the UK is regretting its decision to exit the EU. -
Destinations Secret Lapland - what happens in summer Luxury accommodation and literally endless sunshine make this place the perfect summer destination. -
USA Watch: Herd of cows aid police to catch fleeing suspect WATCH: A herd of cows helped police to catch an escaping suspect in Florida. The helicopter crew was able to use the cows to direct the police on the ground of the suspects' whereabouts. -
Germany What happened in the German-Spanish migrant deal? Euronews answers Euronews' correspondent tells you all you need to know about the Germany-Spain migrant deal. -
Germany Solar panel car to go on sale in 2019 A German start-up is in the final stages of developing a charging system for an all-electric vehicle with solar panels to top up the battery as you drive. -
France Watch: Tornadoes spotted off French and Spanish coasts WATCH: Onlookers capture tornadoes forming off the coasts of Spain and France. -
Series The Yashil Bazaar: Baku's hidden treasure Visiting and shopping in the Yashil Bazaar is one of the most pleasant ways to discover the hidden treasures of a country such as Azerbaijan -
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Africanews The Congolese entrepreneur revolutionising access to medicine in Africa [Inspire Africa] At barely 28 years old, Congolese entrepreneur Rufin Lepembe Ovoula has come up with an ingenious that makes access to medicine faster and more convenient. -
USA Grieving mother whale abandons body of her dead calf after a heartbreaking weeks-long journey An endangered Orca has finally abandoned the body of her dead calf after carrying it with her for more than two weeks. -
Iran Iran's leader rejects Trump offer of talks Ali Khamenei rejects Trump offer of talks on tougher nuclear deal -
Afghanistan Afghan forces fight to drive Taliban out of Ghazni Afghan forces fight to drive Taliban out of Ghazni -
World News Trump policies 'destroying economic growth,' senior German official says Europe will not support U.S. pressures against Iran amid international trade disputes, says German economy minister -
World News North and South Korean leaders to meet for third time Push for what would be a third summit since April comes amid renewed worries surrounding a nuclear standoff between Washington and Pyongyang. -
World News "Unite the Right 2" takes place in Washington DC with small group of white nationalists A year on from Charlottesville, a small group of about 20 white supremacists protested near the White House in Washington, DC on Sunday. They needed a police escort to keep them separate from the massive crowds of counter-protesters that showed up to drown them out. -
Turkey What's behind Turkey's lira crisis? | Euronews answers The Turkish government has announced an action plan as the country's currency continues to slide, and an escalating row with the US threatens a full-blown economic crisis. -
Spain Watch: Panic as 300 injured in Vigo platform collapse Over 300 people were injured, five seriously, when a section of wooden platform collapsed at "O Marisquiño" festival of sport and urban culture in Vigo, northwestern Spain. -
Syria Civilians caught in Syrian end game Government forces seek to take final rebel stronghold -
Italy Why are so many Italians against vaccines? Critics say Italy's move to row back on making 10 vaccines mandatory for schoolchildren will take the country back to the Middle Ages. But what do people on the other side of the argument think and why does Italy have a growing anti-vaccine movement? -
World News White House struggles to name a single senior African-American working there Kelly Anne Conway, a senior adviser to President Trump, could not name a single senior official working today in the West Wing who is African-American. -
Romania Romania's diaspora lays claim to the country's future | View Ex-pats have powered the Romanian economy, now they are insisting on their right to set the course for its future. -
North Korea North and South Korea leaders to meet in Pyongyang North and South Korea to have agreed to hold a third summit in Pyongyang in September. -
World News Rare infection from dog saliva kills woman Bacteria found in the saliva of dogs and cats killed a Wisconsin woman and left a Wisconsin man a quadruple amputee after infection set in. -
World News Europe briefing: 5 stories to know about today From the Turkish lira crisis to a platform collapsing at a festival in Spain, Euronews has the top 5 stories to know about this Monday morning. -
World News I was a violent white supremacist. I found a way out — and others can too | View Thirty years ago, I was complicit in spreading similar seeds of intolerance. For eight years of my life — and despite the fact that I was not raised in a racist environment — I was a hateful and violent white supremacist.