21 September 2018 | Euronews
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World News Indian bishop arrested on charges of raping nun Bishop Franco Mulakkal, who heads the diocese of Jalandhar, wrote to the Vatican on Sunday asking to step down temporarily as protests and calls for his arrest grew. -
Netherlands Unopened letter to Anne Frank’s father fetches €9,500 at auction The letter, which bears a red “return to sender” stamp on its envelope, was sent to Otto Frank by an insurance company in 1942, while the family was in hiding. -
World News Rosenstein joked about secretly recording Trump, say sources The deputy attorney general was being sarcastic when he suggested wearing a wire to secretly record President Donald Trump, sources told NBC Friday. -
Austria Watch: Macron dubs Brexiters 'liars' French President Emmanuel Macron has dubbed Brexit campaign leaders "lairs", saying they misled the British people. -
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United Kingdom Watch: 3 key moments from May's defiant Brexit speech Here are three key moments from May's Brexit speech following criticism of her Chequers plan from EU leaders -
Turkey Meet the teenage Turkish swimming champion born without arms Paralympic swimmer Sümeyye Boyaci says “fish also have no arms but decided to swim”. -
Sport 2018 World Judo Championships: Japan's Abe siblings make judo history with gold titles on same day On the second day of the 2018 World Judo Championships in Baku, Uta Abe and her older brother Hifumi Abe, the reigning world champion at -66kg, were the talk of the judo world after they made Judo history by becoming the first brother and sister duo to take world titles on the same day. -
World News One photographer’s mission to open people's eyes to the global food industry Euronews spoke to renowned American photographer George Steinmetz whose pictures tell the true story of an industry that remains invisible to many consumers. -
World News UK's Brexit stance 'surprisingly tough and uncompromising', says Tusk In a statement on the Brexit negotiations, Donald Tusk said the UK's stance presented just before and during the Salzburg meeting was "surprisingly tough and in fact uncompromising". -
World News Blasey Ford, Kavanaugh hire help for potential Monday hearing "[Kavanaugh] is looking for someone who can make sure his defense is solid…and a woman at that." -
World News Where in Europe are you most likely to die before 70? Lack of progress in reducing early deaths from chronic diseases could cause the majority of UN member states to miss the 2030 deadline, according to the Lancet. -
World News Snapchat addict sentenced to 14 years for manslaughter As Safi "lay dying after being stabbed, her first thought was to capture the moment for social media." -
France Watch 16,000 people sing and dance for a better world The centre of Lyon was turned into an open-air stage this Sunday as 16,000 people come together to sing and dance. You can take part in the festivities in this 360-degree video. -
Lithuania Pope due in Baltic states on independence anniversary During that time they've endured occupations by both the Soviets and the Nazis, neither of which the Catholic church recognised. -
France Watch: Onlookers do nothing as man fights off carjacker for 12 minutes CCTV footage shows the moment the Lyon airport attacker fought a driver for 12 minutes to steal his car — onlookers did not intervene -
Business Planet OCEAN 2020 - Europe's bid to up its defence game on the high seas What price a billion-euro warship when it can be sunk by a drone costing 1/1000th of the cost? The EU is looking to integrate companies using the horizon technologies of drones to get more bangs for its bucks, and save lives, too. -
World News Should Pluto be a planet again? New study reignites contentious debate The rocky body at the outer edge of our solar system was downgraded to a dwarf planet in 2006. And that decision has been hotly debated ever since. -
World News Scientists across Europe urge EU to end Mediterranean ‘overfishing crisis’ Experts said EU leaders need to act to prevent the collapse of the region's fish stocks. -
Cinema Belarusian film Crystal Swan takes the Grand Prix at the Almaty Film Festival The film is set in the post-Soviet Belarus of the 1990s where young Evelina is desperate to get to Chicago and earn her living as a professional house DJ.i -
United Kingdom Why is there no Northern Irish government in place? | Euronews answers Euronews answers why at the most pivotal moment for Northern Ireland since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, they have no government in place. -
Greece Child migrant arrivals at Greek islands soar by one-third in 2018, says UNICEF On average, more than 850 children arrived on the Greek islands each month between January and August. -
Earth News Could A.I. be the next Rembrandt? A collective of Paris artist-entrepreneurs uses artificial intelligence to create fine art. -
World News Guess who won a 400m race between a superbike, an F1 car and an F16 jet Guess who won a 400m race between a superbike, an F1 car and an F16 jet -
World Raw Politics: this week in Brussels...in case you missed it Tesa Arcilla looks back on another busy week in the Brussels Bubble -
Europe News EU turns to Africa to help tackle migration "Together with Chancellor Kurz we have started a dialogue with the Egyptian president" -
Business EU warns Italy to cuts its spending as debt fears increase EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici has again warned Italy that it must keep its national debt under control. -
World News Fish eaters beware! European report warns of mercury threat Diet is the primary way in which people in Europe are exposed to mercury -
World News 558 million-year-old fossil is world's oldest known animal, scientists say The discovery dates the presence of animals of Earth 20 million years earlier than previously thought. -
World UAE Minister talks plans to build a 'Silicon Valley' of food technology A ‘Food Valley’, or a technology hub, dedicated to the development of food and farming automation, is set to be built in the UAE. -
World How do you grow vegetables in the desert? A Syrian farmer in the UAE is producing a variety of salad vegetables and herbs in the inhospitable climate and terrain of the region. -
World News Motorised toilets and reptile flatmates: No Comment of the week Check out five of the best videos from this week's No Comment section. -
World News China warns U.S. to withdraw new sanctions or 'bear the consequences' "We strongly urge the U.S. to immediately correct the mistakes and withdraw the so-called sanctions." -
Egypt Egypt's second El Gouna Film Festival opens on the Red Sea Only in its second year, it's already growing in size and stature. -
United Kingdom May takes defiant stance with EU over Brexit May said both sides want a deal but there are two areas where the UK and the EU are “a long way apart.” -
World News Want to stop snoring? Take advice from a few doctors Sleep experts say snoring could be doing more harm than just bothering your partner. -
Greece Aid group alarmed at rising mental health issues in Lesbos migrant camp More than 9,000 people live in the Moria camp — three times its official capacity. -
Switzerland Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 2 Follow us behind the scenes at CERN — "Behind the Science" takes you inside one of the most famous physics research centres in the world, where thousands of scientists work day and night to unlock the secrets of our universe. -
World News More than 100 dead after ferry sinks just yards from dock in Tanzania It is not clear how many people were on board. Such ferries often carry hundreds of people and are overcrowded. -
Canada 'Iceberg tourism': Newfoundland's new-found livelihood The breaking of ice caps due to climate change is having a beneficial effect on the Canadian province's economy -
Switzerland Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 1 CERN opened the doors of his headquarters in Geneva, exclusively to Euronews, and showed us some of the services that are essential cogs in the scientific machine when it comes to unlocking the secrets of our universe. -
World News Ex-Southwest employee alleges 'whites-only' break room at Houston airport A former Southwest Airlines employee claimed that other employees created a "whites-only" break room at Houston Airport and that the company knew about it. -
Earth News She would row single-handed across the Atlantic Ocean She had to row for 12 hours every day for over 100 days, faced up to 10-metre waves with only herself for company and lost contact with the outside world. -
Next Series Aeolus: Forecast is good for first ever wind-measuring satellite ESA's Aeolus satellite is pioneering a laser technology to measure the wind from space for the very first time. It promises a big boost to weather forecasting, but only once it has proved itself to be accurate. We head to Norway as the science team swings into action. -
Next Series #AskSpace: "Will this planet become as hot as hell?" Euronews' Science editor Jeremy Wilks hosts another #AskSpace public forum with one of the world's leading climate experts, Professor Erland Källén. -
World News Want a plastic straw in California? You'll have to specifically ask for one California Gov. Jerry Brown says plastics of call kids are 'chocking our planet.' -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Schnitzel, Brexit and migration -
World Environmental migration could be next challenge Environmental migration could be the next challenge we face, according to a migration dynamics expert. -
World News Yale Law dean: Reports that professor groomed female clerks for Kavanaugh 'of enormous concern' Yale Law School Dean Heather Gerken wrote that she wanted to "address the press reports today regarding allegations of faculty misconduct." -
World News Satellite captures space junk in world's first Around 7,600 tonnes of debris float around Earth posing a real threat to operational satellites. -
World News Brexit at breaking point? E.U., U.K. fail to resolve border issue as deadline looms Despite reports of a friendly spirit at a summit in Austria on Thursday, E.U. Council President Donald Tusk said key parts of British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan simply "will not work." -
World News Proposed circumcision ban rattles Jews, Muslims in Iceland "It's like they're closing doors for Jews and Muslims, that they're not welcome," one Muslim community leader said. -
World News Facebook to scale back campaign 'embeds' The social network had offered on-site ad support staff to help political campaigns, including Donald Trump's 2016 run. -
World Theresa May rattled in Salzburg Empty hands and empty hopes for a Brexit compromise is what Theresa May returned to London with after negotiations in Salzburg went sour. Her Brexit plan was unexpectedly and firmly rejected by EU leaders - putting further pressure on the deal, as the deadline gets ever closer. -
Tanzania Captain arrested in Tanzania ferry disaster as death toll climbs to 224 The death toll of a ferry that capsized in Tanzania reaches 224 -
World News Google says apps may scan Gmail accounts if they get user consent Google has given a preview of what to expect at a congressional hearing next week when the privacy of internet users takes center stage. -
World News Brad Pitt's nonprofit sues architect over 'defective' New Orleans homes The lawsuit accuses architect John C. Williams of defective work, alleging that his designs failed to include adequate waterproofing. -
World News Kavanaugh accuser lays out conditions for her to testify about alleged assault Who would testify first? Would they be in the same room together? These are among the issues Christine Blasey Ford's lawyer has raised. -
World News Study finds 4 main personality types — which one are you? People love taking personality tests to learn more about themselves but until recently experts believed types didn't exist. A new study discovered four types. -
World News Tearful Carrie Underwood thanks family at Walk of Fame ceremony: 'I've been so blessed' The superstar singer showed lots of love for her husband and son while receiving the honor. -
World Your weather report could be getting a lot better thanks to this brand new satellite Your weather report could be getting a lot better thanks to this brand new satellite. The launch of Aeolus satellite from Norway will see wind on earth registered all the way from space. -
World News Vietnam President Tran Dai Quang dead at 61 The government said he died Friday of a serious illness but did not elaborate. -
World News Five hurt, including 8-year-old, in Syracuse shooting "This is a very tragic event," Police Chief Frank Fowler said. "This is something that cannot occur in our community." -
World News Poll: More Americans oppose Kavanaugh confirmation than support it Brett Kavanaugh is first Supreme Court nominee below water in the history of the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll. -
World News New Mexico observatory's mystery closure linked to child porn The FBI began investigating after a wireless signal at the Sunspot Solar Observatory accessed child porn multiple times since January -
World News On Kavanaugh hearing, Trump says Senate should 'get on with it' "Let her have her say" the president says of accuser Christine Blasey Ford. -
USA 5 shot, including a girl, 8, in Syracuse, New York New York police said five people were shot, including an eight-year-old girl, in Syracuse -
World News How to negotiate anything, according to neuroscience Want to ask for a raise, lower your rent or haggle for the best price on a new car? Understanding how your brain works is the first step. -
World News Amazon launches Alexa-enabled microwave, clock and more The event marked the most significant move yet by Amazon to become an industry leader in smart-home technology. -
World News Europe briefing: 4 things to know about today Here are the four most important things you need to know about this morning.