1 October 2018 | Euronews
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Ireland Watch: Irish village is transformed into a medieval battlefield The west of Ireland castle of Claregalway went back to its roots on Saturday, transformed into a medieval battlefield. -
Spain Has the Catalan pro-independence movement lost its power one year since the referendum? On the one-year anniversary of the banned independence referendum, triggering one of the biggest institutional crises in Spain, where are its protagonists? Has the Catalan pro-independence movement lost its power? -
No Comment Bolivian women protest against gender-based violence Thousands of women took to the streets of the Bolivian capital La Paz on Sunday to take part in a run and demonstration against gender-based violence. -
World News Watch: Interpol film shows how to recognise homemade explosives An award-winning film by Interpol shows first responders how to recognise possible homemade explosives -
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No Comment Indonesia quake and tsunami survivors hopeful aid will arrive soon Tens of thousands were left homeless as Indonesian authorities scrambled on Monday to get help to quake-stricken Sulawesi island -
No Comment Classic cars on display in Paris to celebrate motor show's 120th anniversary More than 200 classic cars and motorbikes were on display at the foot of the Champs Elysees in Paris on Sunday (September 30) to celebrate the 120th anniversary of the city's motor show. -
World News Brexit: Here are the worst insults British and EU politicians have lobbed at each other British politicians have compared the EU to a Soviet prison and said the bloc had a similar goal to Hitler's. Meanwhile on the continent, some serious trolling has been conducted on social media. -
World Raw Politics: Is the EU like a Soviet prison? What now for Macedonia? And how much CO2 will EU cut? Raw Politics: What now for Macedonia? Is the EU like a Soviet prison? And how much CO2 will EU cut? -
World Raw Politics: pushing on with FYROM name change despite referendum setback Raw Politics: pushing on with FYROM name change despite referendum setback -
World Raw Politics: Hunt's 'Soviet prison' analogy met with horror in Brussels Raw Politics: Hunt's 'Soviet prison' analogy met with horror in Brussels -
Switzerland Women aren't discriminated against - it's men, says professor CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research based in Geneva, has publicly apologised for a researcher's report which said physics was “invented and built by men, it’s not by invitation” -
Sweden Nobels in Numbers: Euronews brings you stats about the famous prize Find out which familiy has won the most Nobel Prize Awards and other stats -
United Kingdom Young people feel loneliest of any age group in the UK: study Two in five participants aged 16-24 reported feeling lonely often or very often, the study found -
Next Series Scientists try seawater to save Europe's rice from rapacious invasive snail Experiments in Spain could also lead to a salt-resistant rice strain that may prove invaluable in the future as rising oceans threaten rice paddies the world over. -
World News Tories back Hungary's Orbán: What do UK MEPs think? | View Euronews asks British members of the European Parliament to share their views on the recent vote on the rule of law in Hungary, in which the Tories were the only ruling conservative party in western Europe to oppose taking disciplinary action against Viktor Orbán's government. -
Albania Watch: Pipeline construction workers find dozens of ancient sites in Albania Construction workers building a gas pipeline from Albania to Italy have stumbled upon some 30 ancient sites that contain treasures from as far back as 1100 BC -
United Kingdom UK Tories' support for Orbán – Do Tories see democracy as a priority? | View It is important to note that the Tories sit in the European Parliament along with PiS, the Polish ruling party, who have taken very hostile actions against the independence of the judiciary in their country. These actions leave you wondering whether the Tories see democracy as a priority. -
Kenya Watch: Prince William shows football skills in Kenya kickabout So just how good is the Duke of Cambridge at football? -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Brexit rhetoric gets harsher The UK Foreign Secretary's comparison of the EU with the Soviet Union has sparked consternation. Also in this edition: an exhibition featuring the Catalan independence referendum one year on - Belgium expects disruptions as unions call for a day of action - the Eurogroup debates Italy's budget. -
Switzerland Switzerland launches electronic organ-donation register "The foundation's priority was to increase safety and security, to make it easier for families to access their relatives' wishes," Dr Immer, President of the Swiss National Foundation for Organ Donation and Transplantation, told Euronews -
No Comment Animal lovers have their pets blessed on Saint Francis of Assisi Day Dozens of pets got a special blessing at Lima's Saint Francis Monastery on Sunday during a special mass for four-legged friends and other pets. -
Cult Music an affair of the heart for Salvador Sobral The 2017 eurovison winner is back after a heart transplant and a gruelling brush with fame, doing what he loves - making music. -
Series Best feet forwards in Beijing Postcards visits a venerable cobblers keeping an ancient shoemaking tradition alive in the Chinese capital. -
World News Referee scores freak goal in Dagestan soccer match Referee scores freak goal in Dagestan soccer match -
Europe News Brussels tells Hunt: Read a history book EU Commission reacted with dismay to UK Foreign Secretary's comparison of the EU with the Soviet Union -
World News Iran launches missiles at Syria, but message is aimed at U.S., Israel, Saudi Arabia "There are multiple theaters where escalations could result, and something bigger than anybody really wants to see," one expert warned. -
World News French singer Charles Aznavour dies at 94 French singer Charles Aznavour dies at 94. Euronews takes a look at his career -
World Raw Politics: 2019 calendar among the latest Putin merch Raw Politics: 2019 calendar among the latest Putin merch -
World News Vintage cars hit the streets of Paris for the city's 120th motor show Vintage cars hit the streets of Paris for the city's 120th motor show -
Indonesia Indonesian air traffic controller killed in quake hailed as hero for last actions The 21-year-old, Anthonius Gunawan Agung, waited until an airplane was airborne before leaving the crumbling tower. -
World News Seven suspected neo-Nazis arrested for allegedly plotting terror attack Prosecutors said the group, Revolution Chemnitz, wanted to "carry out violent and armed attacks against foreigners and political enemies." -
France I won’t change, says Macron after Le Pen blasts ‘obscene gesture’ photo The French president vows to continue close contact with the people, after a photo showing him with a young man making a rude sign goes viral. -
Italy Asia Argento admits having sexual encounter with underage co-star — but disputes accuser's account The Italian actress recalled her experience during an Italian TV show on Sunday, after having previously denied the two had any sexual relationship, saying she "froze" during the encounter. -
World News Snake oil or science? Homeopathy in Europe The University of Lille is the latest European higher education institution to suspend its provision of training in homeopathy. Is the tide turning against a complementary medical practice that relies on the "memory" of the remedies it proposes? We investigate. -
World News Vote fails to end decades-old dispute over Macedonia's name The U.S. said Macedonians had "expressed their support for NATO" despite low turnout. -
World News Man at center of Nobel Literature scandal convicted of rape Arnault had denied the charges, which have rocked the prestigious academy, with seven members either being forced to leave or quitting in April. -
World FYR Macedonia name referendum fails to reach turnout threshold A historic referendum on the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’s name change to the 'Republic of North Macedonia' has fallen short of the required 50% turnout. -
World News Ireland's Claregalway castle goes back to the middle ages Ireland's Claregalway castle goes back to the middle ages -
Earth News Hatha, Vinyasa, Bikram What type of yoga fits your personality and fitness level? -
World Pro-EU campaigners hold 'Bin Brexit' protest at Conservative Party conference Eloise Todd is CEO of pro-EU campaign group Best For Britain, which is holding protests outside the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham - calling for the government to hold a second Brexit referendum. -
World News Americans make history by skiing down world's 4th-highest mountain James Morrison of Tahoe, California, and Hilaree Nelson of Telluride, Colorado, had scaled Mount Lhotse's 27,940-foot summit on Sunday. -
World News Thousand year old Mayan-style text goes on display in Mexico City Thousand year old Mayan-style text goes on display in Mexico City -
Europe News People – the collateral damage of Brexit With less than six months until the UK and the EU go their separate ways, Euronews' Meabh McMahon spoke to two Britons in Brussels who have applied for Belgian nationality in the wake of Brexit. -
World Indonesia devastated again Over 800 people are dead and many injured after another Indonesian earthquake. Mass graves have been dug in the worst-hit city of Palu, where the town was also struck by a tsunami. Rescue efforts are still underway and authorities have called for more heavy machinery and volunteers. -
World NASA reaches landmark 60th anniversary NASA, America's Space Agency, started operating exactly 60 years ago today - 1st October, 1958. And little over a decade after its founding, it put men on the moon for the first time. -
World News 360 Video: Inside Boeing's Starliner space capsule Step inside a mock-up of the spacecraft that will ferry astronauts to the International Space Station. -
World Catalan Referendum - one year on Clashes police march for higher wages were blocked by Catalan separatists one year on from the referendum. -
World News Survivors rescued, mass burials begin as tsunami toll climbs to 844 Trenches dug for dozens of bodies but some survivors found in rubble from the quake-triggered wave. -
Europe News City of Brussels implements partial diesel ban -
World News A Republican believer in climate change is out to convert his party Inglis is doubling down on the beliefs that cost him his seat in Congress: Climate change is real, and Republicans must act. -
World News How a Seattle nun is taking on the gun industry Sister Judy Byron is working with faith-based activist investors to target America's gun companies — and she's won some surprise victories. -
World News A 'Kavanaugh wave' is predicted in November. But for Democrats or GOP? The dramatic daylong testimony focused attention on the troubles facing Trump's nominee and the possible political fallout. -
World News Iran launches ballistic missile bearing 'Death to America' message The force alleged that "terrorists" are supported and guided by the United States in line with "satanic" plans of the White House. -
World News Kellyanne Conway: 'I'm a victim of sexual assault' Conway made the admission during an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." -
World News US and Canada claim victory as NAFTA saved at the last Both Washington and Ottowa made concessions as the trilateral trade pact with Mexico was rescued, despite Donald Trump’s long-standing criticisms. -
World News Governor signs bill to restore net neutrality in California Fierce legal battles loom as California moves to enforce Obama-era open internet policies struck down by the Trump administration. -
World News Evidence doesn't support claims against Kavanaugh, prosecutor says "I do not think that a reasonable prosecutor would bring this case based on the evidence before the committee," Rachel Mitchell writes. -
World News 'You're missing your soul mate': Survivors grieve year after Vegas massacre One year later, survivors and family members of the victims of the massacre at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival on Oct.1 are still healing. -
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