4 October 2018 | Euronews
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Russia Could Russia's plan to shun the dollar boost its economy? The government is preparing a bill to ‘de-dollarize’ the Russian economy in response to incoming US sanctions. Drawn-up using ideas from VTB bank head Andrei Kostin, the bill could be approved by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in just two weeks. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia at rock bottom as election highlights ‘corruption, vote-buying and a national brain drain' Bosnia has Europe's most complex system of government and it's going to the polls on Sunday. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson's Brexit showcase From Mayor of London to Vote Leave Campaigner to Foreign Secretary - could Boris Johnson's strange trajectory lead to the top job? -
World News Donna Strickland's long journey from laser jock to Nobel Prize winner The newly minted Nobel laureate says progress is being made with the representation of women in science. -
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Brazil Why Brazil's far-right candidate could be the country's next president A tough stance on crime and a low corruption profile give Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's far-right candidate a real chance at winning the upcoming elections. -
World News Alleged Iranian bomb plot in France is a 'wake-up call' for Europe, U.S. says The plot targeted a gathering of the political affiliate of the Iranian opposition group MEK, the People's Mujahedin of Iran. -
Musica Barbara Hannigan triumphs in new opera "Berenice" in Paris The Canadian soprano excels in a role written for her. -
USA US: Suspected break-in at Turkish cleric Gulen's compound Fethullah Gulen was there at the time when an armed man tried to enter the compound. He's been accused of being involved in the July 2016 failed coup in Turkey, by President Erdogan - accusations Gulen denies -
World News Meerkat pups greet adoring crowds in Sydney zoo Meerkat pups greet adoring crowds in Sydney zoo -
Denmark Danske bank saga continues as US now opens investigation Danske bank saga continues as US now opens investigation -
World News Airline stands by purported interview with Drew Barrymore The article said the actress had failed relationships because her parents divorced. -
World Raw Politics week in review: emotions run high and May lays her cards on the table Raw Politics week in review: emotions run high and May lays her cards on the table -
World News Thai beach popularised by Di Caprio film to remain closed to tourists Thai beach popularised by Di Caprio film to remain closed to tourists -
World News U.S. service member killed in action in Afghanistan The U.S. military mission is focused mainly on supporting and advising Afghan forces, as well fighting al Qaeda and other extremist groups. -
World News Ex-hitman sues after TV drama reveals his Mafia past to daughter "Dad, what have you done?" the 14-year-old said after watching a period drama that suggested he killed 20 people. He confessed to only four murders. -
World News Robot-farmed veggies ready for consumption Robot-farmed veggies ready for consumption -
World News Catwalk turned into beach for Paris Fashion Week show Catwalk turned into beach for Paris Fashion Week show -
World News Ancient Roman site Sabratha classed "endangered" by UNESCO Ancient Roman site Sabratha classed "endangered" by UNESCO -
World News Joschka Fischer: a Europe in decline needs its own military Joschka Fischer: a Europe in decline needs its own military -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Watch: Young voices weigh in on pivotal Bosnia-Herzegovina elections The parliamentary and presidential election is just days away, with the ethnically divisive rhetoric dominating the lead-up. -
World News Ronaldo left out of Portugal squad while he fights rape allegation: AP Cristiano Ronaldo left out of Portugal squad while he fights rape allegation: AP -
Netherlands US government charges seven Russian intelligence officers with hacking: AP US government charges seven Russian intelligence officers with hacking reports AP. -
Spain Watch: World's first full-sized Hyperloop capsule unveiled in Spain The high-tech transportation would allow a trip from Barcelona to Madrid to be trimmed to just 25 minutes. -
Earth News Highlights from Paris Fashion Week SS19 Chanel’s beach, Cara Delevingne comeback, Hedi Slimane at Céline: find out what to know from this season’s shows with our 7 minutes read -
World News Russians behind '16 election hacks have been busy elsewhere, U.K. says "This pattern of behavior demonstrates their desire to operate without regard to international law or established norms." -
World Astronomers may have discovered the first moon outside Earth's Solar System Astronomers believe they may have found the first compelling evidence for a moon outside of our Solar System - orbiting a gigantic planet 8,000 light years from Earth. -
World Emergency teams find entire villages "wiped off the map" in Indonesia Emergency teams say they are finding entire villages wiped off the map after the earthquake and tsunami that struck Indonesia last week. -
France France prepares for a no-deal Brexit, to give UK citizens reciprocal rights France seeks a "reciprocal" arrangement with the UK as the Brexit deadline looms. -
World UK Foreign Secretary calls out Russian cyberattacks in pointed statement "We will expose the Russian intelligence service" - the message from British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt as Britain takes aim at Russia. The UK foreign office is blaming Russian intelligence services for six cyber-attacks in an aggressive statement that directly implicates Vladimir Putin. -
Business Series UK blames Kremlin for ‘reckless’ cyber attacks Britain accuses Russian military intelligence of an indiscriminate campaign of cyber attacks aimed at disrupting politics and everyday life in the West. -
World News These schools teach boys to be like girls, and girls to be like boys Boys put on nail polish and play with gender-neutral dolls, while girls are taught to be more courageous and self-confident. -
World Ronaldo firmly denies rape allegation The lawyer for a woman who alleges she was raped by Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009 says she was encouraged to come forward by the #MeToo movement. Kathryn Mayorga reportedly reached an out-of-court settlement with the Portuguese international footballer involving a 375,000 dollar payment. -
Romania Explained: Romania's referendum on stopping EU's gay marriage momentum Gay marriage is already illegal in Romania but campaigners are trying to make sure the law cannot be unpicked. -
World News Europe briefing: 5 things to know about today These are today's top stories on October 4 -
Peru Peru's Fujimori hospitalised after pardon revoked Peru's ex-president Alberto Fujimori is taken to hospital after court orders him back to jail