28 August 2018 | Euronews
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Italy Netflix has six films in this year's Venice Film Festival Netflix, which snubbed Cannes due to French rules that ban simultaneous streaming of films shown in cinemas, brings six films to Venice, some of them frontrunners for prizes. -
Switzerland Watch: Onlookers catch glimpse of waterspout in Zurich Although the weather on the lake remained at 23°C, air temperature measured only 9°C, which led to the creation of the vortex over the water. -
Ireland What exactly did the Pope say on psychiatric help for gay children? What exactly did the Pope say on psychiatric help for gay children? -
Germany Explained: The Chemnitz far-right protests and effect on AfD Germany’s top security official has offered to send police reinforcement to Saxony authorities after violence erupted at Monday's clashes between far-right demonstrators and counterprotesters in the eastern city of Chemnitz. -
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World News Clerical sex-abuse scandal exposes 'war within the Vatican' Tensions between reformists like Pope Francis and conservatives have been bubbling since the pontiff was elected in 2013. -
Europe News Bono takes EU dream on tour "Europe is a thought that needs to become a feeling" -
Germany German city removes controversial Erdogan statue The 4-metre-tall golden statue was erected on Monday evening as part of the Wiesbaden Biennale art festival. -
World News Italian interior minister and Hungarian PM to form anti-migration front Italy's Deputy Prime Minister says France should reopen its border crossing at Ventimiglia which was a launching point for migrants crossing into France. Matteo Salvini, whose government is fiercely against migration, said France should show greater "solidarity and sensibility" on the migrant -
Europe News Car industry faces blame in EU's battle against air pollution "I think that the car industry is among the big actors that are preventing us from solving the problem." -
Norway Ex-footballer celebrates number 1 with singles chart bum tattoo Former footballer, comedian and musician Mads Hansen has celebrated scooping a number one summer hit by having his bum inked — with a Spotify singles chart. -
Russia Russia to hold biggest military exercises since Cold War They'll involve 300,000 troops, 1,000 military aircraft, two of Russia's naval fleets, and all its airborne units. -
Italy Ryanair reaches agreement with Italian union Strike-hit Ryanair has reportedly reached an agreement with the Italian union ANPAC and the company hopes to reach similar deals with flight crew in other countries -
Argentina Watch: Whale washed up on beach returned to the ocean The video shows a stranded orca returning to the sea in Nueva Atlantis, Argentina -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Tackling air pollution, copyright row -
Cult LA exhibition to remember children who escaped the Nazis A new exhibition the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust tells the story of Jewish children who managed to escape Hitler's death camp but at a very high price -
Finland Finnish presidential candidate plagiarised master’s thesis, investigation finds Which other European politicians have been accused of plagiarising work or faking degrees? -
No Comment Watch: Notes to God cleared from Jerusalem's Western Wall The Rabbi of the Western Wall overlooks the of clearing of letters to make room for more. -
Moldova Explained: the protests in Moldova that have got Brussels worried Euronews explains what protesters have hit the streets about in Moldova. -
Switzerland Watch: Waterspout spotted on Lake Zurich, Switzerland The waterspout formed after a drop in temperature in the region. -
Austria Asylum seekers in Austria to be denied apprenticeships Austria is set to ban asylum-seekers from taking up vacant training spaces while their claims are still being assessed. -
Europe News Media piles pressure in EU copyright row Video and open letter released urging EU politicians to back plans to licence sharing of news content -
Indonesia Watch: Crowds gather in Indonesia to celebrate classic Vespa scooter A Vespa made with a tree trunk also featured, although most competitors aimed to keep to the roots of the iconic brand, the curved forepart of the machine. -
No Comment Watch: Theresa May's unique dancing is caught on film during Africa visit British Prime Minister Theresa May has been spotted busting moves on a school visit in South Africa. -
South Africa British PM plans to boost investment in Africa The British Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants the UK to be the biggest G7 investor in Africa after Brexit -
China Air pollution can damage our intelligence, study finds Exposure to air pollution may impede cognitive ability as people become older, with less-educated men the worst affected, a new study has found. -
World News A murder, a neo-Nazi rally and violence prompt soul-searching in German city Unrest reflects growing schism in Germany after about 1 million asylum seekers were allowed to enter the country in 2015. -
No Comment Watch: Signed photo reveals how Marilyn Monroe was named The "Essentially Marilyn: The Exhibit" at the Paley Center for Media features Monroe's private artefacts, clothing, and her annotated script from "The Seven Year Itch". -
No Comment Watch: Spanish police find cocaine in hollowed pineapples The pineapples originated from Costa Rica, and Spanish police intercepted the drugs at a food market in Madrid. -
No Comment Man seriously injured at Spanish 'Ball-Run' festival The man was caught between the 250-kilogram styrofoam ball and the fence, leading him to be airlifted to a nearby hospital. -
Russia Watch: Russia's Putin enjoys the great outdoors as he hikes in Siberia with top officials Russian President Vladimir Putin gets back to nature in the Siberian hills on his summer holiday -
Cuba Watch: Cubans break national record for largest Cuba Libre cocktail Dozens of bartenders across the Americas participated in the event, which kicked off the Pan American Cocktail Championships. -
Business Toyota invests €427 million in Uber Japanese carmaker Toyota will invest a whopping 427 million euros (500 million dollars) in Uber as they join forces to develop self-driving cars. -
No Comment Gun control school fashion show Gun control activists staged a back-to-school fashion show today in boston featuring bulletproof vests, helmets and other safety gear. -
World News Theresa May begins African tour Theresa May in South Africa at the beginning of a five-day trip to Africa, which will later include Nigeria and Kenya. The British Prime Minister will deliver a keynote speech in Cape Town, on how trade and UK private sector investment can be brought to Africa post Brexit. -
World News Is Trump's presidency in jeopardy yet? Ask Bill Clinton | View This president is not going to be forced out of office because of infidelity. Congress has been down that road before — and it led nowhere. -
Yemen UN alleges war crimes in Yemen All parties in Yemen conflict have committed war crimes, according to a new report by UN experts. -
Venezuela Venezuela exodus: 'People are leaving in order to survive' As thousands of people leave Venezuela because of the deepening economic crisis, Euronews maps out where the migrants are going headed — and how it's affected the countries receiving them. -
France Environment minister Nicolas Hulot quits French government Hulot made the announcement live on the radio and said President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Edouard Philippe were not aware of his decision to leave, saying "they perhaps would have tried to dissuade me." -
World News Europe briefing: seven stories to know about today In a rush? Here are seven stories from around Europe that you need to know about today, Tuesday, August 28. -
China China hints it will scrap its two-child policy China appears set to scrap the limit of two children per couple policy in a bid to deal with an ageing population. -
Germany Several injured as rival protesters clash in Germany The German government says it will not tolerate vigilante justice after several people were hurt in clashes in the city of Chemnitz