2018-10-01

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."

01/10/2018

France

Macron vows not to change 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.

01/10/2018

Italy

Asia Argento admits to sexual encounter with underage co-star

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

World News

Ireland's Claregalway castle goes back to the middle ages

Ireland's Claregalway castle goes back to the middle ages

01/10/2018

Earth News

Hatha, Vinyasa, Bikram

What type of yoga fits your personality and fitness level?

01/10/2018

World

Pro-EU campaigners hold 'Bin Brexit' protest at Conservative Party con

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

World

Catalan Separatists clash with police

Clashes police march for higher wages were blocked by Catalan separatists one year on from the referendum.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

Europe News

City of Brussels implements partial diesel ban

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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."

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

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.

01/10/2018

World News

Europe briefing: Six stories to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning.

01/10/2018