23 September 2018 | Euronews
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Germany Porsche drops diesel in electric car push Porsche announces it will stop offering diesel versions of its cars on Sunday, shortly after it was caught cheating on diesel emissions test -
Sport 2018 World Judo Championships: Third world title for France's Agbegnenou, gold for Iran's Mollaei Day four of the 2018 World Judo Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, saw France and Iran strike World Championships gold as one of the superstars of judo retained their crown and a world number one realised a lifelong dream to become his country’s second world judo champion in their history. -
Earth News A fashion illustration renaissance Curator of Drawing on Style, Connie Gray, and two of the featured illustrators, Bil Donovan and Jason Brooks, explain why this year’s show is more significant than ever. -
Germany Merkel apologises following ex-spy chief crisis that threatened coalition German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition finds a solution to deal with ex-spy chief, Hans-Georg Maassen, whose promotion to the interior ministry sparked outrage. -
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USA Trump administration proposes more curbs to immigration It's considering penalising immigrants who have received or are likely to receive social assistance such as food stamps and Medicaid. -
World News Pope Francis warns of the dangers of anti-Semitism At a service to commemorate Lithuania's devastated Jewish community under the Nazis the Pope has spoken of the dangers of a rebirth of anti-Semitism -
USA Kavanaugh accuser to testify Thursday in U.S. Senate - lawyers Kavanaugh accuser to testify Thursday in U.S. Senate - lawyers -
World News Hydrogen-powered trains debut in Germany Zero-emission trains offer a green alternative to conventional diesel-powered locomotives. -
Greece Watch: personal stories of refugees trapped on Greek island of Lesbos – ‘life is bad here' Euronews spoke to refugee families who are living in extremely poor conditions in Moria, the largest camp on the island of Lesbos. -
World News UN's World Food Programme warns of Yemen food crisis The UN's World Food Programme has warned that the food crisis in Yemen could become much worse unless the crucial port of Hodeidah is protected from damage -
Switzerland Passengers delayed at Geneva airport treated to impromptu concert Photographer Pascal Britz who filmed the performance, wrote on his Facebook page: “This is what happens when classical musicians wait for a delayed flight at 10:00 pm.” -
West Bank Israel orders Bedouin villagers to clear homes Israel has ordered residents of a Bedouin village in the West Bank to clear their houses by October 1 or face demolition. -
United Kingdom UK: Labour Party to vote on keeping second Brexit referendum Britain's Labour keeps second Brexit referendum on table -
Switzerland Swiss voters reject more aid for farmers Voters in Switzerland appear to have overwhelmingly rejected two proposals on ethical and sustainable food. -
USA All eyes on Trump as world leaders gather for UN General Assembly After President Donald Trump used last year’s UN General Assembly to outline his ‘’America First’’ policy, many nations are stressing the importance of old alliances and partnerships. -
World News Lisbon landlords evict local residents in favour of tourism Landlords in Lisbon are forcing local residents to move out of their homes so they can rent them to tourists for more money -
France Vegan activists target French butchers Animal rights activists held protests outside butchers’ shops across France on Saturday, wearing T-shirts saying ‘butcher is not a profession’. -
USA Trump administration proposes new rules that could deny visas to immigrants The Trump administration proposed rules that could deny visas to immigrants if they use Medicaid and other public benefits. -
World News Trump's 'attempted economic assassination' hammers Turks, helps Erdogan The strongman has blamed White House pressure for a financial crisis that began long before this summer's spat over detained U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson. -
World News Amazon makes (micro)waves with Alexa-infused products Apple rolled out new iPhones at a flashy event, but Amazon's low key consumer products could herald a new era of voice technology. -
World News Families play out the U.S. political divide The Arizona political feud shines a light on similar family disputes heating up across the nation. -
World News Iran summons Western diplomats over parade attack that killed 25 Before leaving Tehran to attend the U.N. General Assembly in New York, President Hassan Rouhani accused the U.S. of being a "bully" that wants to create insecurity in the Islamic Republic. -
USA Kavanaugh's accuser 'to testify on Thursday' A woman who has accused US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault has tentatively agreed to testify before a Senate panel on Thursday, according to media reports.