12 September 2018 | Euronews
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World News Reddit bans Qanon subreddits after months of violent threats Reddit was key to Qanon's emergence from the fringe corners of the internet and into more mainstream conspiracy and far-right media circles. -
World News A-Rod flipped burgers and mopped floors after losing a bet to Mark Wahlberg The former New York Yankee served customers at a Wahlburgers near Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. -
USA Apple unveils bigger and pricier Iphone Analysts say the company is hoping to get customers to upgrade to pricier devices in the face of stagnant global demand for smartphones -
United Kingdom Dutch man wins Welsh bookshop in raffle Paul and Leila Morris decided to sell the shop so they can enjoy an early retirement. -
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USA Here's all you need to know about the new iPhone models Apple just revealed Here's all you need to know about the new iPhone models Apple just revealed. -
World News 'Miracle' boy survives after metal skewer impales head A 10-year-old who fell face-first onto a meat skewer over the weekend, is expected to make a full recovery, to the surprise of his family and medical team. -
World News Jupiter's bizarre magnetic field has scientists scratching their heads "The main puzzle of our study is why Jupiter's field is so simple in one hemisphere and so complicated in the other." -
World News FEMA head defends $10 million transfer to ICE, accuses Democrat of 'playing politics' Rachel Maddow broke the story on her MSNBC show and it's raised questions about the administration's preparedness for hurricane Florence. -
World Raw Politics: Juncker's speech, Article 7, copyright law passes Raw Politics: Juncker's speech, Article 7, copyright law passes -
No Comment Formerly bitter east African rivals celebrate official border opening Celebrating their dramatic diplomatic thaw, the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea have officially opened the border where a bloody war and ensuing tensions had divided them for decades, with emotional residents embracing after years of separation. -
World News Car rams through public square in China killing several Media reports in Hengyang city say the suspect stabbed a number of people Wednesday after getting out of his car. -
World Raw Politics digests reaction to Juncker's SOTU speech Raw Politics digests the SOTEU reactions -
World News Alcohol, smoking, and rising obesity 'causes for concern in Europe' Europeans may be living longer but alcohol consumption levels, smoking and a rise in obesity could slow the continent's progress. -
Romania Romania referendum on making gay marriage harder ‘immoral’ Campaigners have hit out after senators in Romania backed calls for a referendum that could make it harder for gay marriage to be legalised. -
World News Which issues do young Europeans care about most? | #TheCube Which issues do young Europeans care about most? -
Europe News Juncker's speech: reactions between applause and boredom Heated debate in the European Parliament on nationalism and liberalism -
World News What helps a person stay faithful? 2 behaviors may be key The way people react when they see an "attractive alternative" enter their lives can predict whether they'll cheat on their partner. -
World Off the top of their heads: what MEPs think of Europe's strengths, weaknesses (and Orban) Off the top of their heads: what MEPs think of Europe's strengths, weaknesses (and Orban) -
World News NY state senate candidate Salazar accuses Netanyahu aide of sexual assault Salazar said she was only coming forward because she was about to be "outed" in a news story concerning the alleged incident five years ago. -
No Comment Watch: Colorado armed robbery goes wrong A man's attempt at an armed robbery at a store near Denver, Colorado didn´t quite go as planned. -
Europe News Patriotism on socks Nigel Farage gifts Jean-Claude Juncker a pair of Union Jack socks - to promote patriotism "on a nation-state level" -
World News Pope summons bishops for meeting on church sexual abuse The calling of a February meeting comes in the wake of new scandals in a number of countries, including the United States, Chile and Australia. -
World News State of the Union: Juncker waves difficult year away This time last year, Juncker had a few hot files on his desk including Catalonia, which had just voted to gain independence from Spain in a controversial referendum. -
No Comment Venezuelans show support for Maduro at 'anti-imperialist' march Venezuelans took to the streets of Caracas on Tuesday (September 11) to protest alleged U.S. interference in their country and show their support for the government of President Nicolas Maduro. -
World News Green light for copyright reform European Union lawmakers voted for the controversial regulations to be redefined. Its aim is to ensure creators of content are paid fairly in a digital world -
Hungary Hungary says it'll seek legal ways to challenge the European Vote The votes highlight the substantial minority of European opinion who see Viktor Orban as a crusader for the rights of nation states after MEPs voted to start an EU punitive procedure against Hungary for allegedly persistently flouting democratic rules -
World News Pillar of Smoke: a visual journey into Turkey's contemporary scene The work of 14 Turkish photojournalists and artists explores their country’s society today. -
World Exclusive: Juncker defends his record, says EU is better off than before Exclusive: Juncker defends his record, says EU is better off than before -
World News Liz Taylor's jewels on show in Moscow Liz Taylor's jewels on show in Moscow -
Hungary EU Parliament vote to punish Hungary over alleged flouting of democratic rules It's the first time the European legislature triggered the so-called Article 7 procedure against an EU member state -
Europe News EU lawmakers back controversial copyright reforms It means the contentious changes are a step closer to becoming law. -
Europe News European Parliament votes to trigger Article 7 sanctions procedure against Hungary The European Parliament voted on Wednesday to start an EU punitive procedure against Hungary for flouting democratic rules. -
World News Juncker's State of the Union: The words to remember How do you rate what was most important in Juncker's 14-page, 50-minute long State of the Union speech? Euronews analysed the address to find out which words he repeated most, thus revealing what matters most to him. -
No Comment North Carolinians brace for arrival of hurricane Florence Hurricane Florence, on track to become the first Category 4 storm to make a direct hit on North Carolina in six decades, howled closer to shore on Tuesday (September 11), threatening to unleash deadly pounding surf, days of torrential rain and severe flooding. -
Belgium 5 things to know about Juncker's State of the Union speech We've been through Juncker's speech so you don't have to. -
World News Suicide bombing kills nearly 70 in eastern Afghanistan The Taliban denied involvement in attack. No other group immediately claimed responsibility, although the Islamic State group is active in region. -
World News iPhones, watches, iPad? What to watch for at Apple's big event The event comes shortly after Apple became the first publicly traded U.S. company to reach $1 trillion in market value. -
World News Modern designs vie for Beazley award in London Modern designs vie for Beazley award in London -
World News Spare the rod? This Georgia school plans to introduce corporal punishment Parents were offered a choice: Allow us to paddle your kid or your child is suspended. -
World News Sock it to him: Farage presents Juncker with gift at State of the Union What was in the green box? -
Italy Arthritic Autostradas: Italy's motorway network under fire A cash cow for investors but too often a choked nightmare for users...and potentially dangerous warn critics after the Bologna bridge tragedy. -
Russia Show of force by Russia military on exercise Three hundred thousand troops are involved in the joint China and Russia drills close to the Chinese border -
World News This killer robot could help save the Great Barrier Reef. Here's how. RangerBot can identify coral-eating starfish and inject them with deadly poison. -
World News Trump says authorities 'totally prepared' for Hurricane Florence President Donald Trump expressed confidence Tuesday in his administration's ability to handle Hurricane Florence, which is due to make landfall Friday. -
Greece EU's democratic deficit to blame for far-right rise, Tspiras tells Euronews Greek PM says Europe has created the environment for illiberalism to flourish. -
World News Researchers explain that awkward sidewalk dance we all do — and hate As you approach someone on the street, you try to move out of the way but she steps in the same direction. Why do we engage in this sidewalk dance? -
World News State of the Union summary: Juncker's speech in 11 points Follow Euronews for all the live updates on Jean-Claude Juncker's State of the Union address. -
Russia President Putin offers to sign a peace treaty by the end of this year with Japan The Russian President made the suggestion at a conference stage on Wednesday. It's to formally end World War Two hostilities between their countries. But Abe, did not give his response -
World News UN: Global hunger is rising, returning to levels seen a decade ago The number of hungry people in the world grew in 2017 for the third year in a row, a UN report has warned -
World News EPA seeks to relax rules on methane emissions, admits harmful health impacts "The EPA is acknowledging that rolling back these pollution protections will have an impact on our children's health," said Matthew Gravatt of the Sierra Club. -
World News Jean-Claude Juncker's State of the Union address European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker delivered his annual State of the Union address to the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday.
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World News Europe briefing: Six stories to know about today Euronews brings you the top stories to watch out for on September 12.