19 September 2018 | Euronews
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Germany Man dies in Hambach Forest after fall from treehouse bridge Authorities have suspended the eviction of protesters from the threatened woodland following the death of the man, who is believed to be a journalist. -
Austria EU leaders meet in Salzburg to tackle the migration crisis EU Council President Donald Tusk said progress had been made but the European Union must end the “blame game” on migration and focus on working more with foreign countries and further strengthening its border to bring down arrivals. -
Greece In pictures: Eerie spiderweb covers entire shoreline in Greece A huge spiderweb is covering 300 metres of vegetation in Aetoliko, Greece -
World News Trump says he found border wall inspiration at Flight 93 memorial The president visited the site, where 40 passengers and crew members aboard United Airlines Flight 93 died after terrorists hijacked the plane Sept. 11, 2001, earlier this month. -
Greece Nine thousand aslyum seekers camped at Lesbos Meanwhile, 2,000 asylum-seekers will be moved from the island to the Greek mainland by the end of the month. That's according to Greek authorities. It's after human rights groups and local authorities criticised Greece for the poor conditions at the camp at Moria -
No Comment Animal rescuer braves North Carolina floods to save stranded dogs An animal rescue volunteer came to the aid of a number of dogs that had been left stranded in floods in North Carolina after Hurricane Florence. -
No Comment Woman dies as caravan blown onto beach by Storm Ali Thousands have been left without power after severe winds battered Ireland. -
No Comment White Helmets protest strikes against facilities and volunteers Members of the Syrian Civil Defence in Idlib province demonstrated on Tuesday against the targeting of their facilities and volunteers by Syrian forces and their allies. -
World News Gender equality could help men in Europe live longer: report What is causing men in Europe to die at young ages, how does men’s health differ across the region, and what can be done to address the issue? -
World News Watch: Massive chunk of ice breaks from Greenland glacier A portion of the Helheim Glacier in Greenland breaks off into the sea. The rare footage from June, captured by Reuters photographer Lukas Jackson. -
Business Amazon: merchant data under EU microscope European Union regulators are checking whether U.S. online retailer Amazon is using merchant's data in a way that stifles competition -
USA Wisconsin shooter dead after being shot by police At least 3 people have been shot in an attack on a software company near the city of Madison, Wisconsin. -
France Macron’s former security officer defends himself before Senate Alexandre Benalla was fired after a video showed him beating May Day protesters. -
Business Two hundred billion euros flowed through the Estonian branch of Danske bank A money laundering investigation by regulators and the financial community will scrutinise the report made by the Danske Bank -
Italy British woman honoured by the Italian city of her POW father A British woman has finally received the keys San Ferdinando after tracking down her long lost Italian relatives to the city in the 1990s. -
World News Boy arrested in Australian strawberry needle scare, PM Morrison calls for tougher penalties A young boy has been arrested in Australia after he admitted putting needles in strawberries. Prime Minister Morrison announces tough penalties for fruit contamination. -
World Raw Politics: Brexit standoff, the migration crisis and how to get fired and promoted at once Raw Politics: Brexit standoff, the migration crisis and the failing upwards phenomenon -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: How to handle Hungary and Poland? -
Europe News Hungary and Poland: should Brussels have acted sooner? "It may simply be in Hungary we have left things so late, it's really really difficult to reverse that kind of anti democratic trend." -
Greece Greek migrant crisis: Antifascist rally takes place on the island of Lesvos The rally commemorates the 5th anniversary of the death of Pavlos Fyssas, a Greek anti-fascist rapper who was murdered in 2013 by a member of the far-right political party Golden Dawn. -
Mexico Watch: A year after Mexico earthquake, families are living in tents and in cardboard houses One year on from after an earthquake struck Mexico City, families are still waiting to return to their home. -
World Watch: Breaking down the Brexit 'Irish border' issue | Raw Politics Raw Politics: breaking down the Brexit 'Irish border' issue -
Yemen 5.2 million Yemeni children face starvation, warns aid group Renewed fighting in the coastal city of Hodeidah threatens its vital port. -
No Comment Film festival offers North Koreans rare opportunity to see foreign films The 16th Pyongyang Film Festival opened on Wednesday, offering North Koreans a rare opportunity to watch foreign films. -
World News Saving a species: efforts to revive Pickersgill Reed Frog numbers Saving a species: efforts to revive Pickersgill Reed Frog numbers -
Cinema Almaty launches its International Film Festival Festival pitches itself as major forum for co-productions in the former Kazakh capital, the cradle of Soviet cinema with a long tradition of filmmaking. -
North Korea North Korea pledges to close down key missile test site As a next step, North Korea will allow experts from "concerned countries" to watch the its closure -
Europe News Ukraine conflict: in the eyes of a student "Everyday we lose some citizens of our country; so we cannot forget it." -
World Raw Politics: the man Merkel fired and immediately promoted Raw Politics: the man Merkel fired and immediately promoted -
Spain Spanish university students strike due to politicians' academic 'scandals' University students at the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid are demanding the resignation of the rector due to 'numerous scandals' -
No Comment US actor Jack Black receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame 'Kung Fu Panda' and 'Jumanji' actor Jack Black jokingly announced his retirement on Tuesday (September 18) as he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. -
World Raw Politics: the first Spanish steps of an Aquarius migrant family Raw Politics: the first Spanish steps of an Aquarius migrant family -
Hungary Orban says Hungary to appeal Article 7 in defiant message to Brussels Hungary's Prime Minister blasted teh Sargentini report as full of "absurdities." -
Business Spanish court rules former Ryanair pilot was employee not contractor Spanish court rules former Ryanair pilot was employee not contractor -
World News Turin out: Italy moves forward with joint-Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo Olympic bid Italy’s bid for the 2026 Winter Olympic has one less city following Turin's exclusion. Italy will now present a joint bid involving the two northern cities of Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo. -
Germany Why was Germany's top spy Hans-Georg Maassen ousted? | Euronews answers Germany's go-to man for secrets is now in the limelight. Here's why. -
World News Ex-Austrian chancellor seeks European Commission top job. Who is he? Former centre-left Austrian chancellor Christian Kern will seek to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker in the 2019 European Parliament elections. The pro-European Kern’s candidacy will hope to provide a balance to growing nationalist forces throughout the continent. -
Greece Greek camp at Moria: reaching boiling point NGO's and human rights groups have urged Greece to take action to render its camps fit for human habitation as Moria camp on the island of Lesbos exceeds capacity of 3,200 to over 9,000 asylum seekers -
Greece Worsening conditions in Greek migrant camp The Greek island of Lesbos has been hosting thousands of migrants since the crisis in 2015. But now, many of these refugee camps are facing dire conditions - overcapacity, lack of facilities and a less hospitable tone from locals. -
World News Nothing as it seems at New York Museum of Illusions Nothing as it seems at New York Museum of Illusions -
World Leaders of Russia and Israel try to defuse tension after the downing of Russian military plane The leaders of Russia and Israel have made efforts to defuse tension following the downing of a Russian military plane. -
Climate Now Climate change and tourism: The Alps may become an even more attractive summer destination Copernicus to help tourism industry adapt to climate-related shifts in holiday destinations and seasonality. -
USA Spanish amateur golfer found dead in Iowa Celia Barquin, 22, murdered in broad daylight while practising alone on a golf course in Iowa. Colin Daniel Richards, now charged with first-degree murder, had been living in the woods near the golf course. -
Romania Romania sets date for controversial referendum to make gay unions harder The vote, condemned by numerous rights groups, is to be held on Oct 6-7. -
World News Global Compact on Refugees – a rich countries’ model for keeping others out | View What are we protecting: refugees or wealthy nations' borders? -
World News Facebook launches new cybersecurity tools for U.S. political campaigns The program is meant to identify patterns of malicious behavior earlier, making Facebook's reaction quicker. -
Belgium EU probes German car makers for suspected collusion to cheat emission tests If found guilty of breaching EU anti-trust rules, the companies could be fined up to 10% of their annual turnover. -
World Merkel fires top spy chief and then gives him 'promotion' Merkel forces top spy chief out and then gives him 'promotion'. Hans-Georg Maassen has been given a new job in interior ministry after criticising veracity of Chemnitz reports. -
North Korea West “cannot stand aside” on human rights in North Korea Needs of North Koreans need to be included -
Earth News Underwater crystal art Israeli artist Sigalit Landau has created a collection of "frozen" sculptures using the high salinity of the Dead Sea. -
World News Amb. Haley attacks Russia for undermining sanctions on North Korea "The United States has evidence of consistent and wide-ranging Russian violations," the Trump official told the U.N. Security Council. -
World News Surgeon who appeared on dating show charged with drugging, raping women Both incidents are alleged to have happened in 2016 but investigators suspect there may be more victims. -
World News Brooklyn diocese reaches record settlement $27.5M with four abuse victims The four young men will each receive almost $7 million, the largest individual payments for U.S. Catholic sexual abuse on record. -
World News Hurricane Florence brings familiar tragedy to a beleaguered Carolina community "Everyone is trying to stay busy by helping others," she said. -
World News California, New Mexico sue Trump admin over methane rules rollback A Sierra Club official calls the rollback part of the Trump administration's 'ongoing assault on clean air.' -
World News Clinton fears Trump will clean out White House after midterm election Clinton said an anonymous New York Times op-ed was "horrifying" and raised the likelihood that Trump might try a purge of staff he suspects of working against him. -
World News Europe briefing: 5 things to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
Germany Germany’s top spy chief removed over Chemnitz far-right violence row Hans-Georg Maassen, who had raised doubts over attacks and intimidation against migrants in the eastern city, is moving to a senior post at the interior ministry. -
World News South Korea's president says North Korea agrees to dismantle missile sites South Korean President Moon Jae-in also said that north Korea has agreed to dismantle a nuclear complex if the U.S. takes corresponding measures.