10 September 2018 | Euronews
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Hungary Article 7 sanctions: What does the Sargentini report accuse Hungary of? In a draft report, Dutch Green MEP Judith Sargentini accused Orbán's government of posing a "systemic threat" to the EU's fundamental principles and compelled her contemporaries to support her recommendation to launch the little-used Article 7. -
World News North Korea's Kim seeks second meeting with President Trump The White House says President Trump has received a letter from North Korean leader Kim asking to have a second meeting -
World News How tiny magnets could save a historic warship that once sailed for King Henry VIII Scientists hope nanotechnology can help preserve the Mary Rose for generations to come. -
Europe News Uncertainty in EU after Swedish election Brussels "confident" that next government will continue with strong commitment to Europe -
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No Comment 700 dancers perform Akram Khans work in WW1 tribute 700 dancers perform Akram Khan's work outside Paris town hall -
Earth News Visiting one of the last remaining feathercraft artists One of Paris' last remaining feather artists Eric Charles-Donatien opened his workshop's doors for Living it. -
Cinema Deauville pays emotional tribute to Morgan Freeman 44th American Film Festival wraps up with top prizes for debut films. -
Syria Man in Idlib fearing chemical attack makes gas mask from party cups Idlib residents are said to be preparing themselves ahead of expected offensives on the Syrian city, with one man making gas masks from whatever he can get his hands on — charcoal, cotton, party cups and plastic bags. -
Focus Raging against the dying of the art Euronews meets the last Feathermaster of Paris, Eric Charles-Donatien, always in demand from the fashion houses, but keen to ensure he is not the last of his kind in the French capital. -
World News Russia deploys 300,000 troops for largest war games since Reagan era The massive military exercise will involve a military contingents from China. -
Europe News European School brings hope to Georgia EU project aims at bringing students from eastern partnership countries closer to European values -
Japan Is commercial whaling returning? | Euronews Answers Nations on either side of the whale hunting debate are set for a standoff as the International Whaling Commission (IWC) meets Monday, with Japan hoping to overturn the 32-year-old ban on commercial whale hunting. -
World News Voting machine rejects Putin's ballot Voting machine rejects Putin's ballot -
Next Series How technology is helping protect Europe's heritage sites from climate change The 14th century Palazzo dei Consoli is one of Gubbio's most iconic buildings. But the cracks appearing in its stone walls are raising concern that the ground under the palazzo may be shifting. Are we at risk of losing our historic heritage to climate change? -
Hungary Fidesz out of EPP? Article 7 against Hungary triggered? Two questions to Hungarian MEPs | View SZANYI: “I can only hope that finally the EPP leaders will prove to have sufficient political will, and leverage on Orbán to respect European values.” MOLNÁR: “I believe that the EPP should have launched the exclusion of Fidesz from its community a long time ago.” -
World Ballot box rejects Putin's vote Ballot box rejects Putin's vote
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No Comment Jose Mourinho suffers embarrassing fall at Wembley Stadium Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho suffered an embarrassing fall at Wembley Stadium on Saturday (8th September). -
Russia Watch: Putin squirms as voting machine rejects his ballot Is this the trickiest an election has ever been for Russia's president? -
World News One month left in competition to name Europe's next Mars rover The clock is ticking: you have a month left if you're interested in trying to name Europe's next Mars robot. -
World News Driver rams barrier, speeds onto runway at Lyon airport in chase captured on video French authorities Local government press officer said the man's motives were unknown and that nothing was being ruled out. -
World News Mission to clean up the world's biggest ocean rubbish patch Mission to clean up the world's biggest ocean rubbish patch -
USA Sexism in tennis: Debate flares up after Williams lambasts umpire Tennis players, commentators and officials are debating whether their sport is sexist after Serena Williams claimed the chair umpire at the US Open final treated her differently because she was a woman. -
Germany Germany’s far right is converging | View What recent right-wing rallies in the East German town of Chemnitz reveal about the country's growing shift to the right. -
No Comment Ukrainian brewery crafts political beers At Ukrainian brewery Pravda, visitors can pick up a Putin, or perhaps try a Trump. -
No Comment Swing and run at the British Open Speedgolf Championships The age-old sport of golf has undergone an athletic and modern makeover at the British Open Speedgolf championships on Sunday (September 9). -
No Comment Neymar goes wild at Coutinho's "elastic dribble" nutmeg Neymar goes wild after noticing the SNTV camera recorded Philippe Coutinho nutmegging Filipe Luis using an "elastic dribble" during Brazil training session at Audi Field in Washington D.C. on Sunday (9th September). -
World News Watch: Man smashes through terminal in car at Lyon Airport A man who drove a car through a building at Lyon airport in France and onto a runway reportedly shouted 'I am sent by Allah', according to the city's prosecutor -
World News Bolton wants to sanction judges who probe alleged U.S. war crimes "The United States will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court." -
World Far-right party sees significant gains in Swedish election Political deadlock in Sweden as the two main centre-right and centre-left coalition blocs finish neck and neck in Sunday's general election. This could mean weeks of talks and uncertainty before a workable government can be formed- one thing that is certain: the far-right has made significant gains. -
World News Far-right party makes big gains in socially progressive Sweden The anti-immigrant party with roots in a neo-Nazi movement won about 18 percent of the vote, up from 13 percent four years ago. -
World Brexit: 80 Conservative MP's could rebel against Brexit deal Brexit: 80 Conservative MP's could rebel against Theresa May's Brexit plan when it comes to a head in Parliament. -
World News Speedgolf: accelerating the 'good walk spoiled' Speedgolf: accelerating the 'long walk spoiled' -
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Africanews Algeria's tourism comes alive with Aqua Palm [Inspire Africa] Is Algeria finally distancing itself from its image of a hotbed of terror? -
Libya Masked gunmen attack National Oil Corporation in Tripoli The headquarters of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) in Tripoli has been attacked this morning by three masked gunmen. Smoke has been seen rising from the headquarters while the armed men remain barricaded inside. -
World News More than 1,000 detained as protests over pensions sweep Russia Demonstrators chanted "Russia without Putin" and held signs with messages such as "Putin, when will you go on pension?" at a rally in Moscow. -
World News Jobs aren't the main reason young people migrate to Europe | View Economic development programmes won't deter youth in countries like Somalia and Afghanistan from migrating unless they're accompanied by efforts to improve stability. -
World News Bridal fashion on display in Pakistan Bridal fashion on display in Pakistan -
World News Space man inspired by 'The Right Stuff' gets set for second act he never expected Retired NASA astronaut Chris Ferguson will return to space on the first crewed flight of Boeing's new commercial space capsule. -
World Protesters rage in Koethen as two Afghans are arrested for German man's murder An estimated two and a half thousand people took to the streets in an anti-migrant demonstration in the German city of Koethen last night. -
World More than 800 people detained in nationwide protests in Russia More than 800 people have been detained in nationwide protests in Russia, as thousands gathered to rally against a planned increase to the retirement age. -
World News 102-year-old twin sisters celebrate their big birthday with a special message Twins have a survival advantage compared to the rest of us. -
World News Papadopoulos: Trump campaign officials 'fully aware' of Putin meeting efforts "I actively sought to leverage my contacts with the professor to host this meeting. The campaign was fully aware of what I was doing," he said. -
World News The endurance cyclist who slept in a Mexico prison Romanian-Canadian adventurer Radu Paltineannu cycled 34,000 kms across the Americas. ALong the way he slept in some pretty unusual places: an Alaskan wooden church, a Mexican prison cell and a Bolivian volcano top among others. -
World News In rare event, Atlantic, Pacific churn with storms at same time Storms in the northeast Pacific have generated the most 'accumulated cyclone energy' on record for the season thus far. -
World News CBS chief resigns over latest sexual misconduct accusations Leslie Moonves has resigned as CEO of U.S. media giant CBS over sexual misconduct accusations from six more women -
Denmark Why some Danes are moving abroad in order to live at home Denmark's immigration laws make it harder for its own citizens than for residents of other EU countries to bring in foreign partners. -
World News Dallas officer who entered wrong apartment, killed man, arrested on manslaughter charge Amber Guyger, a four-year veteran of the Dallas Police Department, fatally shot 26-year-old Botham Shem Jean. -
World News Debate over sexism takes the spotlight after Serena Williams' U.S. Open loss "There's men out here who do a lot worse," Williams said. "But because I'm a woman ... you're going to take this away from me? That is not right." -
France Paris knife attack: What we know so far Seven people have been wounded, four seriously, after a man armed with an iron bar and knife went on a violent rampage in Paris on Sunday. -
Sweden Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.