14 September 2018 | Euronews
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World News Protesters in Belgium condemn migrant detentions Protests have taken place in Belgian against a government plan to increase the number of migrants, including children, who are detained in holding centres. -
World News US prepares to impose a new round of trade tariffs on China Concerns trade war could damage US industry -
Spain Spain sells 400 bombs to Saudi Arabia Spain sold 400 bombs to Saudi Arabia arguing that the "high-precision lasers will not make mistakes and kill Yemenis" -
Germany Chemnitz protester jailed over Hitler salute A German court on Friday handed a five-month jail sentence to a 34-year-old man who performed the illegal Nazi salute during a protest in the eastern city of Chemnitz late last month. -
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France Visa pour l’image: The story of the world from big food to defecation Visa pour l’image, an annual festival held in France, celebrates photojournalism for the 30th time. -
Austria Italy and Luxembourg: heated clashes over migration In Vienna, Austria and Italy's far-right interior ministers suggested that the European Union hold migrants rescued at sea on ships for days while an initial screening of their chances of obtaining asylum is carried out -
United Kingdom Does what the Skripal suspects said add up? We assess four key claims made by the Russian men charged with poisoning Sergei and Yulia Skripal about their time in southern England. -
Russia Russia and China conduct massive joint military exercises For decades China has been considered by Russia as one of its potential threats. -
World News Elon Musk’s SpaceX signs up first private passenger to fly around the moon The company will reveal who is flying and why on Monday. -
Spotlight Shanghai: the potent symbol of a thriving China Shanghai is the financial mecca of China and lately has put innovation as a top strategic goal turning it into a "go to" place for innovators, entrepreneurs and start-ups -
Climate Now Copernicus Climate Update: Flaming August The fourth-warmest August on record produced more than just heat, with drought and floods damaging crops and taking lives around the world. -
World Marwan Zgheib speaks of a crisis in global architecture Whilst building towers of record breaking height was once a priority for many modern Middle Eastern countries, today affordable and efficient developments are on the rise. -
World Arab Future Cities Summit showcases the Middle East’s ‘smart city’ ambitions Held this September in Dubai, the 5th Arab Future Cities Summit showcased the newest technology aimed at finding smart solutions for modern societies. -
World News Opera Gallery exhibits upcycled design Opera Museum exhibits upcycled design -
World What’s lined-up for Kuwait’s Smart City transformation? South Saad Al Abdullah city in Kuwait is billed as the Middle East’s first development to be both green and ‘smart’. -
World News 'Metooguru': Dalai Lama meets victims of alleged abuse by Buddhist teachers "Religious leaders in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition are not above the law," said one of the people who met the Dalai Lama. -
Belgium Belgium records first cases of African swine fever The outbreak has spread alarm in western Europe, which is a major producer and exporter of pigmeat. -
Europe News Midnight deadline looms for Warsaw Polish government has to officially justify its controversial justice reforms -
Ecotech Green-powered boating at the 41st Cannes Yachting Festival The yacht industry has presented its latest energy efficient and hybrid developments in Cannes at the Yachting Festival. -
World News VW discontinues the Beetle: Here are the key numbers behind the iconic car The Beetle car was first tested in 1938. Since then, VW has sold over 22 million units. -
Romania Legal challenge over Romania’s ‘homophobic’ gay marriage referendum The race is on to stop Romania's gay marriage referendum. -
World News Manafort to cooperate with Robert Mueller's probe of Russian election meddling Trump's ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort has pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy and will cooperate with Robert Muelle's investigation of Russian election meddling. -
Spain Life-size art installation of sperm whale spotted in Madrid's riverbank An impressive life-size art installation of a sperm whale was spotted in Madrid on Friday. -
Afghanistan Afghanistan could surpass Syria as deadliest conflict this year, analysts claim The total number of deaths in Afghanistan's conflict was listed at 19,694 in 2017, according to figures. -
World News Paul Manafort expected to plead guilty in Mueller probe Manafort is due to appear at a preliminary hearing for his second trial Friday at 11:00 a.m. -
Russia Activist from anti-Kremlin Pussy Riot group "poisoned" A tweet from the group said Pyotr Verzilov's life is in danger - adding "We think that he was poisoned." -
USA Flood waters rise, eight killed as Florence dumps 'epic' rain on Carolinas Florence is expected to leave large parts of the Carolinas deluged in the coming days -
No Comment Venice celebrates European craftsmanship at Homo Faber Homo Faber showcases the best of luxury craftsmanship through a major exhibition in Venice. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Preparing for post-Juncker Europe -
France France recognises torture during Algeria war for first time France recognises systematic torture during Algeria war for first time -
United Kingdom How would a no-deal Brexit affect travel and consumers? Passports including for pets, insurance and driving abroad, mobile and bank charges, consumer goods and more... what will change if the UK leaves the EU without a deal. -
World News Billionaire readies world's largest plane to launch rockets into space Paul Allen's "Sratolaunch" is designed to make spaceflight cheaper and more convenient. -
No Comment Political pancakes and sprinting through thin air: No Comment of the week Check out five of the best videos from this week's No Comment section. -
World News Students get perfect mix of bed and protest in Lennon-inspired NYC event Students get perfect mix of bed and protest in Lennon-inspired NYC event -
Germany Riot police clash with environmental activists in Germany Riot police clash with environmental activists in Germany -
Russia What's behind Russia's war games involving China? 'For Russia, it's really about showing they're a global military power.' -
United Kingdom Eurostar staff to go on strike over 'shocking' working conditions The 48-hour strike action is schedule to start just after midnight on Sept. 30. -
World News World Cleanup Day 2018: The largest waste collection day in history s -
World News Teens with religious or spiritual upbringing may be safer from 'big 3' dangers Researchers have found that teens raised in a religious or spiritual environment may be less likely to do drugs and engage in risky sexual behaviors. -
World Philippines prepares for arrival of Super Typhoon Mangkhut. Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in the Philippines ahead of the arrival of the Super Typhoon, Mangkhut. It's expected to make landfall later today and could reach a maximum speed of 268 kilometres an hour. -
USA How some Amish communities are opening up to modern technology | NBC Left Field Across America, new economic pressures are leading to bold conversations inside Amish communities about how much of the outside world to let in. -
World News Jeff Bezos announces $2 billion philanthropic effort Bezos, believe to be the world's richest man with a net worth of more than $160 billion, announced the new program on his Twitter account. -
World News Studies into roller coasters as medicine, voodoo and cannibalism win IG Nobel Prizes The awards — a parody of the revered Nobel prizes — are handed out to scientific research that makes people laugh and think. -
World News After Alex Jones, a murky and politicized future for tech companies and the news Video from a Google all-hands meeting is just the latest revelation to stoke accusations of political bias from conservatives. -
World Hurricane Florence drenches North Carolina Florence has been downgraded to a Category 1 storm, but it is still life-threatening and storm surge and flooding is expected for days to come. -
Italy Genoa: A minutes silence, one month on from bridge tragedy The tragedy killed 43 people highlighting the poor state of Italy's infrastructure, much of it built in the 1950s and 60s -
World News Nearly 40 fires and explosions erupt in Massachusetts State police said the fires broke out across a wide swath in the city of Lawrence and the town of North Andover. -
World News Woman feared deportation if her family sought shelter during hurricane The woman's youngest daughter told her: "I don't want to go to a shelter because I don't want to be separated from you." -
World News TODAY's meteorologists explain the science of Hurricane Florence to kids Finally you can answer the question, "but WHY is there a hurricane?" -
World News FEMA evicts Hurricane Maria evacuees as Florence hits and Trump tweets "From day one it was hell," said a working mother of three who is about to lose her Orlando hotel room and can't find an affordable apartment. -
World News Latest Apple Watch has a heart monitor Health apps can help patients take charge of their health, says the American Heart Association, which also endorses the EKG app. -
Earth News 153-year-old watchmaker Zenith sets sights on millennials The luxury Swiss brand is modernising its mechanical watches to appeal to younger customers. -
World News Holdouts hunker down as Florence nears Carolina coast Florence begins its descent upon North Carolina -
World News Jeff Bezos launches 1.4 billion euros charity fund Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has announced 1.7 billion euros philanthropic fund. The world's richest man said the Bezos Day One Fund would fund existing organizations that aid homeless people. In addition, it would build a network of schools in low-income communities. -
World News Europe briefing: 5 stories to know about today The latest news and updates from Euronews as they happened this morning. -
World News Trump echoes far-right websites on Puerto Rico For almost a year, conservative voices and publications on the internet have been casting doubt on the severity of Hurricane Maria's impact on Puerto Rico.