17 September 2018 | Euronews
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World News Needles found in strawberries stir food-contamination fears across Australia The search for the strawberry-tampering culprit continues, as needles are being found in strawberries all over Australia -
France Macron and Kurz talk immigration ahead of EU talks to close a major rift over the issue Austria's chancellor said there are "too many tensions" in European Union and they can only be successful if they work and act together. -
USA Elon Musk sued by Thai cave rescue diver he called 'pedo guy' and 'child rapist' Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been sued by the Thai rescue diver he called a "pedo guy" and "child rapist" for libel and slander, according to the lawsuit filed in a U.S. district court in California. -
No Comment Lava spectacle draws trekkers to La Reunion volcano The Piton de la Fournaise volcano in France's Reunion Island erupted for the fourth time this year, on Monday (September 17), drawing spectators who trekked to watch lava flowing on the surface. -
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Turkey Watch: Locals push to save Europe's largest wooden building from ruins Built as a casino and hotel in 1899, the building later became an orphanage which housed about 5,800 minority Greek children before closing its doors in 1964. -
Yemen Children eat leaves in a bid to avoid starvation in war-torn Yemen Zahra, a seven-month-old, has already been treated for severe malnourishment. If not treated soon she will die. -
Europe News Russia and Turkey to create demilitarised zone around Idlib Leaders say there will be no attack on the rebel city. -
Hungary Putin due to host Hungary's far-right leader Viktor Orban Vladimir Putin who considers the European Union as a strategic rival, seeks partners who could weaken the common policies of the EU. -
World News Brexit: UK not ready to 'mitigate major negative impacts' in no-deal scenario According to a report by the Institute for Government, if a deal is not reached, the UK is not ready to "mitigate major negative impacts" in nine of the 10 policy areas being discussed in the Brexit implementation. -
Europe News Sefcovic throws hat in ring for EU Commission top job Slovak vows to tackle what he describes as "barbed wire" mentality dividing the bloc -
World News Late summer: Heatwave to return to Europe Strong heatwave ahead for parts of Europe -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: The problem with Article 7 -
Focus Homo Faber on the frontline against craftwork's deadliest enemy - time The Michelangelo Foundation's Homo Faber show illustrates the painstaking work that goes into preserving past techniques and taking them into the future. -
Europe News Article 7 v Hungary - mission impossible? Disciplinary mechanism is a long and complicated process -
Algeria Merkel visits Algiers to enhance bilateral ties with the country It's the German Chancellor's first visit to Algeria in a decade -
Cult Mourad Merzouki: climbing the walls at Lyon's dance festival The 18th edition of this world-renowned festival is showcasing another rich crop of world premieres and stunning shows, with the public packing out France's biggest square for a peace-themed parade. -
Economy ECB's Mersch unveils new 100 and 200 euro banknotes Yves Mersch, member of the ECB's Executive Board, unveiled the new 100 and 200 euro banknotes on Monday (September 17), saying they were more secure than the old version and easier to handle. -
Spain Barnier talks with Spain about Gibraltar ahead of Brexit Although the tiny British territory is not part of the EU customs union, businesses thriving there, fear regulation of the border could become more rigid and its economy relies on workers crossing the border with Spain -
World Raw Politics: Orban comes out fighting, Macron doles out job advice & Maroš Šefčovič in the studio Raw Politics: Orban comes out fighting, Macron doles out job advice & Maroš Šefčovič in the studio -
No Comment Security tight as Belgrade celebrates annual gay pride parade Hundreds of members and allies of the LGBTQ community took part in Belgrade pride parade on Sunday amid tight security in the conservative Balkan country. -
Earth News A celebration of infinite human creativity Discover Homo Faber, a showcase of exceptional European craftsmanship in Venice. -
World Raw Politics: WTF France creator Paul Taylor on EU stereotypes Raw Politics: WTF France creator Paul Taylor on EU stereotypes -
Series Beijing's Temple of Heaven No visit to the Chinese capital is truly complete without a visit to one of the nation's most sacred sites. -
Egypt Archaeologists discover ancient sphinx in Egyptian temple Egyptian archaeologists draining water from a temple in the southern city of Aswan have uncovered a sandstone sphinx likely dating to the Ptolemaic era. -
World Maroš Šefčovič puts forward his case for European Commission's top job Raw Politics: Maroš Šefčovič puts forward his case for European Commission's top job -
World Raw Politics: the moment Luxembourg foreign minister took on Salvini Raw Politics: the moment Luxembourg foreign minister took on Salvini -
World News Dozens sheltering in chapel feared dead after huge landslide hits Philippines The huge storm skirted south of Hong Kong and neighboring gambling hub of Macau and has made landfall in China. -
Europe News Belgium rejects rapper arrest warrant "It is not meant for helping Spain in prosecuting people just for having an opinion." -
World News Germany 'concerned' about health of anti-Kremlin activist in Berlin Pyotr Verzilov, publisher of a Russian online news outlet and affiliated with the anti-Kremlin band Pussy Riot, lost his sight, hearing and ability to walk but is doing better since he arrived in Berlin for treatment on Saturday, two friends said on Sunday. -
Australia Watch: Museum staff show preservation process of whale skeleton South Australian Museum staff remove most of the flesh by hand, before allowing the skeleton to undergo maceration in tanks to remove remaining meat which may take several months. -
Next Series Virtual reality brings sunken civilisations to life A research project in Italy means divers exploring underwater may soon be able to take their tablets with them to locate treasures, with a VR app that can also be used on dry land to enhance museum exhibitions and classroom lessons. -
No Comment Elderly woman airlifted from her flooded Pender County home An elderly woman, who had run out of medication and hadn’t eaten for three days, was airlifted from her North Carolina home after the deadly storm. -
United Kingdom Meghan Markle supports Grenfell community cookbook The Duchess of Sussex is backing a community cookbook helping Grenfell families as part of her first solo charity project. -
Philippines Dozens dead after typhoon in northern Philippines Dozens more are missing near the mining town of Itogon after Typhoon Mangkhut hit on Saturday. -
World News What's behind the Salvini-Asselborn migration row? | Euronews answers The ministers from Italy and Luxembourg have continued their war of words which flared up when Matteo Salvini likened African immigrants to slaves. -
Business Brexit: Dire consequences if there's no deal IMF Managing Director, Christine Lagarde says life will be more difficult for the UK with any deal to leave the EU -
World News Taking the high road: running into trouble at Glen Coe race Taking the high road: running into trouble at Glen Coe race -
Europe News Hungary rejects EU's charge that its democracy is weakening Brussels says it's concerned about judicial interference, corruption, freedom of expression and the rights of minorities and migrants. -
Spain Belgian court refuses Spanish extradition request for rapper Valtonyc Performer is accused in Spain of insulting the royal family and other charges. -
No Comment Watch: Seven injured as camel runs amok at Pittsburgh circus A camel ran amok at a circus in Pittsburgh on Sunday, injuring six children and one adult, according to local reports. -
No Comment Newborn rhino joins safari's southern white rhinoceros group Rhinos at Israel's safari welcomed a 50-kilogram baby to the group on Sunday (September 16) the largest crash in Europe, according to the safari's spokeswoman. -
Australia How serious is the scare over needles found in Australian strawberries?| Euronews answers Police in Australia are investigating several cases of sewing needles found in strawberries in what looks like a deliberate campaign of sabotage. -
World News Dancing in the street for Lyon Biennale Dancing in the street for Lyon Biennale -
Russia Russia says flight MH17 downed by Ukraine-owned missile Russia's Defense Ministry claims the Buk missile was manufactured in 1986 and delivered to Ukraine. -
Belgium Man is critically injured after Belgian police shoot at him It's after officers had asked two men to move on in Brussels but one of them pulled out a knife and had refused to drop it -
Poland Rule of Law in Poland (or lack thereof): 7 Questions for the Article 7 Hearing | View It should become clear /.../ that the continuing, systemic and vicious attacks on Polish courts and their judges are bound to produce consequences beyond Polish borders and constitute a clear and present danger to the EU legal system as a whole. This is no time for further dialogue or half measures. -
France Macron tells job seeker all he has to do is 'cross the street' French president creates a storm with claim unemployed man could easily find work if he tried. -
Netherlands Pope Francis rocked by Dutch child abuse scandal Cardinals accused of cover up -
World Typhoon Mangkhut leaves destructions in its wake Chinese authorities are calling now-tropical storm Mangkhut the "King of Storms" as it continues on its destructive path- first the Philippines, then Hong Kong, then mainland China have been hit by the storm and are now facing floods, landslides, destroyed buildings and a monumental recovery effort. -
World Hungary decides whether to take legal steps to challenge European Parliament vote Hungary's government decides today whether to take legal steps to challenge a European Parliament ruling against the country. -
USA Brett Kavanaugh's 'sexual misconduct victim' breaks silence A woman who had anonymously accused President Donald Trump's U.S. Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, of sexual misconduct in the early 1980s went public on Sunday. He denies the allegations -
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