28 September 2018 | Euronews
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USA Jeff Flake confronted by sexual assault survivors after he backs Kavanaugh Arizona Senator Jeff Flake was confronted by a group of sexual assault survivors on September 28 after he said he would support Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. -
Russia Russian enthusiast showcases Soviet car collection A former race-car mechanic has amassed hundreds of rust-bucket Soviet cars, symbols of a vibrant automobile industry that crashed with the fall of the Soviet Union. -
Germany Students at Catholic school in Germany protest for gay teacher's rights One topic is at the forefront of everyone's minds at a Catholic school in Borken, on Germany's border with the Netherlands: the decision of the school's management to backtrack on offering a trainee teacher a permanent position. -
Netherlands Holland: 7 arrested after planned Terror Attack Seven men have been arrested on suspicion of planning a major terror attack in the Netherlands. This comes after a months-long investigation into a terror network. Officers arrested seven suspects, aged between 21 and 34, on Thursday. -
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USA Tesla's Elon Musk sued over 'misleading' tweets Tesla’s chief executive, Elon Musk, is being sued for fraud. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is accusing him of putting out "false and misleading" tweets about potentially taking the electric car company private. -
Slovakia 3 charged after murder of Slovak journalist and his girlfriend Three people in Slovakia have been charged with the murder of an investigative journalist and his fiancée. -
United Kingdom More chaos for Ryanair travellers Cabin crews in Germany, Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy, as well as pilots in Germany, staged a 24-hour walkout on Friday -
Israel Netanyahu: Claims Iran has a secret nuclear warehouse Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu made the accusation at the United Nations's General Assembly, as he sought to rally support for US sanctions against the Islamic Republic -
USA Trump orders FBI supplemental investigation on Judge Kavanaugh's file “I’ve ordered the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation to update Judge Kavanaugh’s file," Trump wrote in a Tweet. -
World News Facebook say 50 million accounts affected after major security breach Facebook say 50 million accounts affected after major security breach and 90 million accounts may have to take action -
My Europe Series "Insiders" talks to all sides on the great German coal divide Despite its Green credentials Germany is a heavy user of coal, especially lignite, which comes from Europe's biggest opencast strip-mine. Now it wants to expand, but first it has to expel protesters from what remains of Hambach forest, which is due to disappear. -
Turkey Watch: Protester ushered out of Erdogan-Merkel press conference The man was wearing a t-shirt demanding freedom for imprisoned journalists in Turkey -
Earth News Organic beauty brands to watch Discover five game-changers of the cosmetic industry. -
Israel What Trump’s decision on Jerusalem means for those living in the city | NBC Left Field US President Donald Trump’s decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December deepened divides between Israelis and the Palestinian people. NBC Left Field went there to find out what people thought of the move. -
My Europe Series "Insiders" gets an expert's case against coal Germany, a heavy user of dirty coal, has a high profile as an environmental leader, but that paradox has to change and the arguments for phasing out this fossil fuel are, says one expert, incontrovertible. -
My Europe Series German energy giant clears climate protesters from Hambach forest Central Europe's last primordial forest in Germany is about to be obliterated to dig up dirty and inefficient lignite coal, despite Berlin's trumpeted green credentials. Insiders talks to all sides of the story, but RWE refuses to comment. -
United Kingdom Coroner blasts Pret A Manger for 'inadequate' allergen labelling after girl died Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, died from a allergic reaction after eating a baguette bought in Pret A Manger. -
World Meet Adeeb and Dana Alblooshi, two super smart UAE siblings Emirati brother and sister Adeeb and Dana Alblooshi are two of the UAE’s child prodigies. At just fourteen-years-old, Adeeb, who was named this year as one of world’s smartest teenagers, has already applied for seven scientific patents. -
World The UAE launches its first NASA space camp for young scientists The UAE is aiming to become a world leader in space technology by 2021 and the country is investing heavily in its young scientists. -
World News Tsunami strikes Indonesia after local authorities lift warning Video footage showed a six foot wall of water smashing into the Indonesian city of Palu. -
Republic of North Macedonia FYROM referendum: Can a group without a leader convince people to keep the name? #Bojkotiram — can a group without a leader change minds and keep the name 'Macedonia'? -
Business Italy in clash with European Commission over 2019 budget Italy's new government proposed a 2019 budget with a deficit three times larger than the previous administration's target, setting up a clash with the European Commission and sparking a sell-off of state bonds -
No Comment Modern art fair draws collectors to Berlin art scene Berlin's international art fair is in full swing, drawing collectors and art enthusiasts to one of the world's most creative cities. -
Micronesia All passengers safe after plane misses runway and crashes into lagoon in Micronesia Air Niugini goes misses runway and crashes into the sea off Weno, the main island of Chuuk state in Micronesia -
No Comment Surfers from around the world gather to ride tidal bores of the Qiantang River Surfers from around the world have gathered to ride the tidal bores of the Qiantang River in east China's Zhejiang Province recently. -
No Comment Few sales after hundreds queue for new iPhones in Moscow Hundreds of Russians braved the cold and rain to queue for days outside a Moscow phone store ahead of the release of the new Apple iPhones on Friday, but when the doors opened none stepped in to buy. -
No Comment Passengers and crew evacuated from plane after crash landing on Micronesia lagoon Four people were badly injured when an Air Niugini plane crashed into a lagoon after it missed the runway at Chuuk International Airport on the island of Weno in Chuuk State, Micronesia, on Friday, September 28. -
USA Kavanaugh's nomination hangs in the balance Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to a lifetime seat on the U.S. Supreme Court hung in the balance on Friday. Democratic senators call on the President to "immediately withdraw" the nomination but in a tweet, Trump says, Kavanaugh's testimony was powerful, honest and riveting" -
Switzerland Over 100 cartoons of Macron exhibited in Switzerland The drawings, from 77 press cartoonists, are exhibited at the Maison du Dessin de Presse in Morges, Switzerland. -
United Kingdom UK Tories' support for Orbán – Orbán's actions not a proxy for Brexit debate | View It is frankly shameful that the Conservatives were the only ruling party in Western Europe that voted to support Orbán and at a time when my nation needs friends more than ever before, this is hardly a successful strategy to make friends and influence people. -
Armenia Watch: What do citizens think 5 months after the Armenian revolution? On May 8, Nikol Pashinyan, the man who spearheaded the peaceful demonstrations, was elected Prime Minister of the post-Soviet republic. -
No Comment Watch: No Comment videos of the week A seal slapped a kayaker with an octopus? All this and more in this edition of No Comments of the week. -
Destinations The art of doing nothing in Bodrum A step-by-step explainer of 'farniente Instagram posting' for dummies -
Sweden Danish police operation temporarily shuts major bridges, ferries to Sweden, Germany While the operation is still ongoing, the bridges were set to be reopened soon. -
World Raw Politics: this week in Brussels...in case you missed it Raw Politics: this week in Brussels...in case you missed it -
United Kingdom ‘Chuck Chequers’ says Boris Johnson. But what’s in his Brexit plan? The arch-Brexiteer has detailed his own proposals for Brexit as he lambasts Theresa May’s strategy for leaving the EU, on the eve of the Tory party conference. -
United Kingdom UK Tories' support for Orbán – It's clear that there was a trade | View Orbán deliberately tries to portray the Article 7 action as an attack on the Hungarian nation and people when it is actually a judicial process against his corrupt and anti-democratic government. -
Culture Series Photographer Semra Sevin on the power of beauty Semra underlines the concept of diversity, and her exploration translates into profound studied subjects, deep meditation and pompous photography installations -
World News 'Mutti', 'The Revenant' and 'Viktator'— what's your leader's nickname? Euronews journalists explain nicknames for EU leaders -
World News Powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake rocks Indonesian island The sprawling archipelago that straddles the Pacific "Ring of Fire" is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. -
World News Berlin draws crowds for Tempelhof art fair Berlin draws crowds for Tempelhof art fair -
World News Ryanair cancels 250 flights across Europe amid staff strike More than 200 Ryanair flights are cancelled as staff in six European countries go on strike Friday. -
Germany Erdogan calls for extradition for Gulen and Dundar during meeting with Merkel The German and Turkish leaders hold a joint-press conference in Berlin. -
World News Love is in the air at the Louvre-Lens Love is in the air at the Louvre-Lens -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Poland taken to court, EU looks to Egypt -
France French court convicts former aid worker for ironic tweet | #TheCube A court ordered the 21-year-old to pay €500 to the police officers, as well as €475 in court fees. -
World Half of the world's killer whale population in danger, study says PCBs have been banned for decades, but they still have harmful effects on the ocean, putting half of the world’s orca population in danger. -
Germany Security is stepped up in Berlin for Turkish President's arrival The visit has been classed with the highest security level with 5000 police officers on the streets of Berlin. Large parts of the capital are blocked off -
Economy Anti-austerity, tourist boom and a pink house in Lisbon Anti-austerity, tourist boom and a pink house in Lisbon -
Switzerland Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 4 Welcome to ‘Behind the Science’, where we take a very special journey around CERN — the world' most famous physics research centre. Here you will find one of the largest collections of Nobel Prizes on the planet. -
Switzerland Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 3 ‘Behind the Science’ brings you to discover CERN, where thousands of scientists keep on working day and night to study the extremely small (particles) in order to understand the extremely large (universe). -
World News Aquarius 2: Poor weather hampers rescue A rescue ship carrying 58 migrants remains stranded at sea as poor weather hampers a rescue operation off the coast of Malta -
World BCC issues warning to UK government over 'no-deal' Brexit A new report from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has found that one in five UK businesses plans to move all or some of their operations to Europe, if the government does not agree a Brexit deal with Brussels. -
World News Why did this orange turn purple? The surprising truth behind this kitchen mystery This puzzling, yet colorful, conundrum has finally been solved. -
World Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Iran of having secret nuclear facility in address to UN General Assembly The UN General Assembly got a little show and tell from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday. He made his address to the UN — and he used his time to point the finger directly at Iran. -
World News Granddad dies shielding teen during 150-foot fall down mountain "If papa would not have wrapped me up and protected me I wouldn't be here," the teen told his mother. -
World News Architect of two-state solution isn't buying Trump's peace push "What does he know? What did he do in life?" said Yossi Beilin, a former Israeli official who held secret talks that resulted in the Oslo Peace Accords. -
World News Trump pushes meeting with Rosenstein to next week, leaving fate uncertain The man in charge of the Russia investigation will have to waiting to find out whether the president will fire him. -
World News House Republicans seek new Russia probe documents, reigniting battle with DOJ Majority members of the Judiciary Committee are demanding memos from FBI's McCabe and more info on surveillance of Trump campaign aide. -
World News Elon Musk wanted to impress girlfriend with $420 stock price: SEC The SEC is suing Musk for fraud after he said he secured funding to take his electric car company, Tesla, private at a price of $420 — a reference to weed culture. -
World Greece battens downs hatches for "Medicane" cyclone Greece battens downs hatches for "Medicane" cyclone -
Germany Erdogan visit to Germany prompts rival demonstrations Human rights issues cloud Turkish President's visit -
World News Could Kavanaugh's partisan call to arms secure a Supreme Court seat? Analysis: Following Christine Blasey Ford's allegation that he sexually assaulted her, the high court nominee staked his future on framing the day's testimony as a fight between red and blue. -
World News Retired mathematician says he's solved $1-million math problem Michael Atiyah says he has a proof for the Riemann Hypothesis, one of the most famous unsolved problems in mathematics. -
World News Sen. Lindsey Graham got really, really mad at the Kavanaugh hearing The red-faced South Carolina Republican shouted at Democrats and accused them of wanting to 'destroy' Kavanaugh's life. -
World News Former Mexican governor pleads guilty to corruption, sentenced to 9 years Javier Duarte fled to Guatemala before being extradited back to Mexico in July 2017. -
World News Bizarre drive-thru accident kills man in St. Louis The man's car lurched backward when he reached for his fast food order, pinning him against a tree. -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you live updates as they happen this morning. -
World News Jet misses Micronesian runway, lands in lagoon A flotilla of small boats swarmed the waters off Chuuk airport to pluck 47 passengers and crew to safety.