8 September 2018 | Euronews
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Sweden Sweden goes to the polls in tightly fought general election The vote could see a right-wing anti-immigration party make huge gains. -
Spain Yellow ribbons for imprisoned politicians cause controversy in Catalonia Symbols raise questions about role of local authorities -
Lebanon Could incinerators be the answer to Lebanon's critical waste problem? Could incinerators be the answer to Lebanon's critical waste problem? -
Cult Mexican drama 'Roma' wins Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuaron's "Roma" won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. -
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No Comment Watch: NY Governor Cuomo and Hillary Clinton open new bridge New York's governor on Friday opened the second span of the new Hudson River Bridge that bears his father's name, taking the opportunity to criticise President Donald Trump as being "obsessed" with building walls instead of bridges. -
No Comment Watch: Famed architect Renzo Piano presents plan to replace Genoa bridge “The bridge to be rebuilt will have to last 1,000 years.” world-renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano said on Friday, during a press conference in Genoa where he presented his project for a new viaduct in his hometown -
Greece Greek police fire tear gas at demonstrators in Thessaloniki Greek police fire tear gas at demonstrators protesting the agreement reached by Greece and Macedonia to resolve a dispute over the former Yugoslav republic's name in Thessaloniki. -
World News Billionaire Phillip Frost charged in $27 million fraud plot Frost's company said that the SEC did not notify them of their plan to file suit and claimed the complaint contained "serious factual inaccuracies." -
World News Choosing a window seat might help you avoid getting sick on your next flight What can you do to avoid getting sick on your next flight? It involves choosing your seat wisely. -
Republic of North Macedonia Merkel backs Macedonia name change deal with Greece Angela Merkel says a controversial name-change deal would pave the way for Macedonia's membership of the European Union and NATO. -
Sport Hungary's night of football Clubs across the country open doors to fans -
Russia Domino’s ends free pizza tattoo campaign early in Russia after too many get inked Customers were offered 100 pizzas a year for 100 years if they got a permanent tattoo of the brand's logo. -
World News Ireland's culture prompts calls for alcohol tests for pregnant women "I treat it as the last taboo. I think alcohol is so interwoven into our society it's hard to know where to begin." -
United Kingdom Counter-terrorism police join investigation into UK knife attack A major security operation was launched in the northern English town of Barnsley after a woman attacked a man with a knife. -
Iraq Basra in state of alert Rockets fired on Iraq's second city as anti-government protests intensify -
Syria Air strikes continue in last Syrian rebel stronghold of Idlib Russian and Syrian warplanes have kept up their assault on Idlib after a summit failed to agree on a ceasefire. -
World News Rap singer Mac Miller dies of suspected overdose The star dated fellow singer Ariana Grande for two years but the couple separated earlier this year. -
Egypt An Egyptian court sentences 75 people to death and jails hundreds of others An Egyptian court has sentenced 75 people to death and jailed more than 600 others over a 2013 protest that ended with the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces. -
USA Barack Obama launches verbal offensive on Donald Trump The attack comes as mid-term elections approach -
World News U.S. military drawing up options should Syria use chemical weapons Idlib is the insurgents' only remaining major stronghold and a government offensive could be the last decisive battle in a war that has killed more than half a million people. -
World News Daily air quality forecasts could save millions of lives, say scientists Vincent-Henri Peuch, the head of the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, said the idea was to make information on air pollution levels “as daily, as mundane as a weather forecast”. -
Brazil Stabbed Brazilian presidential candidate remains in a 'serious but stable' condition Support for Brazil's far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro surges after a stabbing attack. -
World News Bill would make it easier to deport criminals "Under our horrible immigration laws, the Government is frequently blocked from deporting criminal aliens with violent felony convictions," Trump tweeted.