31 August 2018 | Euronews
Showing 37 results
-
Brazil Brazil's Lula banned from presidential race Brazil presidential election: Lula barred from race -
World News Canada-U.S. trade talks break down without a deal A week of talks on trade between Canada and the U.S. has failed to produce a breakthrough -
World News ISIS supporter who plotted to kill British PM Teresa May gets 30 years to life "He just wanted to strike fear into people." -
Greece NGO volunteers aiding migrants charged in Greece with human trafficking and espionage The two detained, including a 'hero' swimmer, have denied all allegations. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Japan Watch: Pop-up restaurant on abandoned train platform in Tokyo The restaurant was launched on August 23 and is located on the Ryogoku platform, which was discontinued several years ago due to lack of use. -
World News Rebel leader in east Ukraine killed in blast Russia accused Ukraine of assassinating the separatist leader to unleash a new war in eastern Ukraine, but Kiev said it had nothing to do with the blast. -
United Kingdom Watch: Researchers use rhino dung to save endangered species Scientists are studying biomarkers in the droppings of rhinos in an effort to save the species. -
Business Trump threatens to pull out of World Trade Organisation U.S President Donald Trump says he will pull out of the World Trade Organisation unless it "shapes up" -
Netherlands Explained: How one journalist helped solve the 20-year-old cold case of Nicky Verstappen From crime reporter to advisor to the victim's family, how Peter de Vries became the one Nicky Verstappen's parents turned to in the days after his murder and in the 20-year investigation that ensued. -
USA Watch: Seal and butterfly play inter-species game at aquarium The butterfly fluttered its wings on the other side of the glass at the aquarium causing the seal to follow its every move. -
USA Watch: Rescuers save distressed pygmy killer whales off Florida coast s -
World News World Water Week: How clean is European water? Some 60% of European waters monitored failed to reach "good" ecological status. -
Hungary Will Salvini and Orbán rock the European Union? No! | View The recent meeting between Viktor Orbán and Matteo Salvini created widespread speculations that the two politicians will run a joint political platform and totally change the political landscape in Europe. Is it really going to happen? It is highly unlikely, and here are the reasons why. -
Focus Facing up to the challenges of the fast disappearing Aral Sea Focus takes stock of the situation of the Aral Sea. The subject - from an ecological point of view - is as worrying as that of deforestation in the Amazon. Five Heads of State from Central Asia just met in Turkmenistan to show their common commitment to this huge ecological and economic challenge. -
USA John McCain honoured in Washington Leading politicians are gathering in the US Capitol on Friday to commemorate the late senator. -
World News West Nile virus kills 17 in Greece At least 17 people have died after contracting the West Nile virus from mosquitos in Greece. -
World News Fast news: The week in 60 seconds We take a 60-second look at the biggest stories hitting headlines around the world this week. -
Cult Blues and gospel diva Liz McComb explores the world of symphony orchestra To commemorate that slavery started around 400 years ago in the USA, blues and gospel diva Liz McComb wants to bring together the musical heritage of her ancestors, like blues, gospel and jazz, and blend it with that of classical music, a music genre rooted in white European culture. -
Europe News Serbia-Kosovo border to be redrawn? "We think it will reopen too many old wounds in the population" -
World News Both sides in Brexit say they are determined to reach a deal this Autumn The UK and EU Brexit negotiators say they are determined to reach an agreement by October for an orderly exit of Britain from the European Union -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Scallop spat, wolves make comeback -
Belgium EU to propose end to daylight savings time President of the EC, Jean-Claude Juncker highlighted the results of an EU survey where 80% of the 4.6 million participants wanted summer and winter time changes to be abolished. -
No Comment No Comment of the Week This edition includes: Swarming bees close off a New York street, while unlikely friendships are being made at a Beijing Zoo. -
Sweden Sweden hosts 'man-free' festival Walking around Statement music festival you might notice it is significantly different to the likes of Glastonbury or Sziget. -
Cult Final farewell for Aretha Final farewell for "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin -
World Full interview: Lebanon PM Hariri on the Syrian war, Putin as an ally, and Hezbollah Watch in full Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges' exclusive interview with Prime Minister Saad Hariri. -
World News Dutch police shoot stabbing suspect at busy Amsterdam train station Amsterdam police said two people were injured Friday in the stabbing in the city's busy central railway station and the suspect was then shot by officers. -
World News Two injured in stabbing at Amsterdam railway, Dutch police shoot suspect -
Europe News Europe ticks closer to ending daylight saving time 84 percent of respondents to an EU-wide consultation want to see an end to biannual clock changes. It will now be proposed in the European Parliament. -
France Nearly 60 migrants previously stranded at sea on Aquarius arrive in France They are primarily from Sudan, with some also coming from Somalia, Eritrea and Chad. -
Norway Norwegian minister quits post to support wife’s career Explaining his decision on Facebook on Thursday, Solvik-Olsen said he had been “very lucky to have had the world's coolest job… Now it's her turn to be able to follow her dream.” -
World Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein to be replaced by Michelle Bachelet Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein finishes his four-year term today as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. -
World Russian and Syrian forces prepare for offensive in last rebel stronghold in Idlib province Syrian government forces and Russian military are close to launching an offensive on the last rebel stronghold of Syria, in Idlib province. The UN issued a warning yesterday, saying millions of civilians in Idlib province will be in danger when the attack occurs. -
World DEPARDIEU STRONGLY DENIES RAPE ALLEGATIONS The French actor Gérard Depardieu has denied accusations of rape and sexual assault made by a 22-year-old woman. 69-year-old Depardieu is one of France's best-known film stars, known for roles including Jean de Florette and Cyrano de Bergerac. Officials say the complaint against him was made on Mo -
World News Exclusive: Lebanese PM Hariri addresses resignation, Syria, and relationship with Hezbollah Exclusive: Lebanese PM Hariri addresses working with Hezbollah and previous resignation -
World News Europe briefing: 8 stories you need to know about today Europe briefing: 8 stories you need to know about today -
World News Syrians returning to Aleppo confront hope and hardship Nearly two years after Syrian government forces took back control of Aleppo, the eastern part of the city — once a center of the rebellion against President Bashar al Assad — is still in ruins. But the reconstruction effort is in full swing.