4 September 2018 | Euronews
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World News Facebook and Twitter execs prepare to face grilling from Senate Intel Committee Facebook, Twitter and Google continue to face questions over just what they're doing to stop foreign interference in upcoming elections. -
World News Nike takes heat for new Kaepernick ad More companies have been wading into social issues as consumers have shown a willingness to express their political views through their purchasing. -
No Comment Watch: the British Pedal Car Championship Apollo Racing won round five of the British Pedal Car Championship at Blackbushe Kart Track on Sunday. -
Cinema Orson Welles' unfinished movie presented at Venice Film Festival Orson Welles shot "The Other Side of the Wind" in the early 1970s but gave up on it, leaving behind 100 hours of footage when he died in 1985. -
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USA Kavanaugh hearing opens in chaos Chaos reigns at the first day of Kavanaugh hearings -
Europe News European Commission responds to ombudsman ruling | Raw Politics Euronews’ Politics Editor Daniel McCaffrey was at the European Commission’s midday briefing to ask its chief spokesperson Margaritis Schinas about the ruling. -
Denmark Denmark calls up second-string players amid dispute with regular stars Denmark has been forced to call up football players from its five-a-side indoor format after a dispute with the country’s regular squad members. -
Austria 'Look at her knees': Austrian politician expelled from ruling party over ‘sexist’ tweet When asked over the weekend by a Twitter user how Berlin State Secretary Sawsan Chebli got her position, Efgani Dönmez responded: "Look at her knees, maybe you find an answer there". -
Brazil Brazil mourns loss of National Museum in fire No one was hurt but the fire manged to destroyed much of the 20 million item archive. -
Spain Spain to 'scrap sale of bombs to Saudi Arabia' Military chiefs in Spain claim they are stopping the controversial sale of laser-precision bombs to Saudi Arabia. -
Italy Italian jailed and fined after unwittingly driving migrants across border with BlaBlaCar An Italian man was given a suspended nine-month jail sentence and a suspended hefty fine for unknowingly driving undocumented migrants over the border through the car-sharing service BlaBlaCar. -
United Kingdom Ides of September? Three ways May’s premiership could end Just last week the embattled British Prime Minister was dancing her way across Africa. But she may be in for a tough September as Parliament returns. Euronews breaks down the various scenarios of what will go down this month as the PM battles on. -
Europe News Is the European Commission still transparent? With the European Commission under fire over the manner in which it appointed Martin Selmayr to be its top civil servant, do MEPs think the European Commission is living up to its pledge to be transparent? -
Europe News Ombudsman rules EU Commission responsible for 'maladministration' The findings come after the controversial appointment of Martin Selmayr, Secretary General of the EU. -
Spain Stolen babies trial resumes in Madrid Stolen babies trial resumes in Madrid -
World News Space station leak could have been sabotage, Russia says Russian space official says hole responsible for the leak was deliberately drilled. -
World Raw Politics: Selmayr smackdown, bright horizons for Sweden's far-right and Vlad 'Reality TV' Putin Raw Politics: Selmayr smackdown, bright horizons for Sweden's far-right and Vlad 'Reality TV' Putin -
World News Robotic surgery advances set to help more patients Robotic surgery advances set to help more patients -
Cinema Uruguay's humble president featured at Venice Film Festival As the president of Uruguay Jose Mujica gave most of his salary to charity and lived an austere lifestyle whilst in office. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels - European Commission criticized over Selmayr appointment -
World News Russia strikes near last Syrian rebel stronghold for 1st time in weeks The U.N. has warned that an offensive could "create a humanitarian emergency at a scale not yet seen through this crisis." -
World If Brexit were a book: thriller, comedy or tragedy? If Brexit were a book: thriller, comedy or tragedy? -
World What MEPs think of the state of European democracy What MEPs think of the state of European democracy -
World News Migrant drownings send Med's death rate to highest level on record Nearly 1,600 people have died or vanished en route to Europe this year, including 1,100 while attempting to cross by sea from North Africa. -
No Comment Monica Lewinsky walks out of Jerusalem interview after Clinton question Monica Lewinsky stormed offstage at a speaking event in Jerusalem after being asked a question about former US President Bill Clinton. -
World News Pushing the boundaries at London's Design Biennale Pushing the boundaries at London's Design Biennale -
Syria Iran supports major Syrian offensive on Idlib province On Tuesday Russian warplanes resumed airstrikes on targets in Idlib for the first time in three weeks. Al-Qaida linked groups are based there and Russia says it wants to defeat them. -
No Comment China mudslide: search and rescue operation underway Thousands of rescuers are searching for 15 people who remain missing after a flood and a mudslide hit a town in southwest China's Yunnan Province on Sunday. -
World News Records fly at Bournemouth jetsuit spectacle Records fly at Bournemouth jetsuit spectacle -
Bosnia and Herzegovina 'Atmosphere of lynching': Journalists under attack in Bosnia and Herzegovina A recent attack on a journalist in the city of Banja Luka, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has sparked protests across the country and put journalists’ safety in the spotlight. -
Sweden Climate to be key voter issue for first time in Europe as Swedes head to polls Sweden’s scorching summer and subsequent forest fires have given unprecedented prominence to the issue. -
Afghanistan Taliban says leader of feared Haqqani network has died Jalaluddin Haqqani founded the Haqqani network, one of the most powerful groups in the Afghan insurgency, in the 1970s. -
World Vladimir 'Scarer of Bears' Putin gets reality state TV show Vladimir 'Scarer of Bears' Putin gets reality state TV show -
World News 'Alternative cyclists' geared up for British Pedal Car Championships 'Alternative cyclists' geared up for British Pedal Car Championships -
Libya Rival factions battle for control of Libya's Tripoli | Euronews answers Heavy clashes in Libya's capital Tripoli have so far killed 47 people and wounded over 100. Euronews explains what the latest violence means. -
Germany New German movement aims to revive country's left New German movement aims to revive country's left -
No Comment Japan: Typhoon Jebi makes landfall in Tokushima prefecture Typhoon Jebi has lashed down on Tokushima prefecture, bringing some of the most powerful winds and rainfall seen in 25 years. -
World Britain's Labour Party to decide on new definition of anti-Semitism Leaders in Britain's Labour Party are meeting today to clarify their definition of anti-Semitism. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will be there, and no doubt is hoping for an end to the anti-Semitism row that has dogged him and his party throughout the summer. -
World News Poorly armed in the battle against Alpine glacier retreat Poorly armed in the battle against Alpine glacier retreat -
World News World's first floating dairy farm could be wave of the future "It's a logical step to produce fresh food on the water." -
Earth News Monster waves surfer The ocean has plenty of perils but these masters are passionate about passing on its lessons: physical, mental and spiritual. -
Myanmar After the Rohingya Muslim genocide, a Nuremberg trial is essential | View Those responsible for atrocities against Rohingya Muslims must be held accountable before peace can blossom in Myanmar. -
Europe News European Ombudsman Criticizes European Commission over Selmayr Appointment According to the European Ombudsman, the European Commission "stretched and possibly overstretched the limits of the law" when fast-tracking Martin Selmayr to the top job in its civil service.
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Slovenia Watch: Masked armed group in Slovenia pledges to ‘secure order if necessary’ Footage of an armed group being led through training drills by a fringe politician has sparked concern in Slovenia. -
Greece Europe will unleash demonic political forces to recreate 1930s, warns Varoufakis A nationalist and quasi-fascist force is rising up in Europe, former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has warned. -
Economy French tax reform gets green light French tax reform gets green light -
World Children in DRC begin to return to school after Ebola outbreak Children in the Democratic Republic of Congo are starting to return to school following a regional Ebola outbreak, that has killed over 70 people so far. -
World Trump warns Syria and Russia not be involved in anticipated Idlib assault Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to warn Russia and Iran not to get involved in an expected Syrian led attack on Idlib province, the last remaining rebel stronghold. -
World News Terrorists are misusing cloud services to incite violence. The EU must do more to stop them | View New EU regulations that would require social networks to remove illegal content within one hour should apply to cloud computing services too. -
World News Trump kicks off Labor Day by slamming union leader Trump tweeted criticism Monday morning of AFL-CIO chief Richard Trumka, the leader of the largest labor group in the U.S. -
World "Anti-racism" concert draws 65,000 in Chemnitz, Germany After weeks of violence, the German city of Chemnitz was noisy but peaceful last night. Around 65 000 people attended a free open air concert against racism and a protest afterwards. The last month has seen far-right demonstrators clashing with counter-protestors in the streets of Chemnitz. -
World News Steve Bannon disinvited from New Yorker Festival after backlash In a statement, editor David Remnick said he would interview Bannon in "a more traditionally journalistic setting" in the future. -
World News Hurricane warning issued as Tropical Storm Gordon hits Gulf Gordon strengthened rapidly overnight, and it was expected to hit the central Gulf of Mexico sometime late Tuesday. -
World News NBC News says Ronan Farrow misrepresented Harvey Weinstein reporting A 10-page internal report says Farrow's reporting for The New Yorker bore little resemblance to the material it chose not to report last year. -
World News Trump hits Sessions over indictments of GOP congressmen In a pair of tweets, Trump seemed to blame the attorney general for the timing of federal charges last month against Reps. Chris Collins and Duncan Hunter. -
France Hulot resignation forces Macron's third reshuffle Hulot resignation forces Macron's third reshuffle -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning. -
World News Man held in Amsterdam stabbings cites 'insults' to Islam The suspect also named Dutch, anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders during police questioning. -
Italy Biopic looks at Van Gogh's creative process Biopic looks at Van Gogh's creative process -
Germany Germany suspends two police officers over Nazi salute Two police officers in Germany’s southern state of Bavaria are being investigated over allegations that they performed the illegal Nazi salute.