5 October 2018 | Euronews
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World News Cycling with bodyguards: life for a triathlete in crisis-hit Venezuela From food shortages to cycling on crumbling roads, preparing for the world’s toughest triathlon is not easy in collapsing Venezuela. -
World News Nobel Peace Prize: Important Recognition A standing ovation for Congolese Nobel Peace Prize-winner Denis Mukwege who treats war rape victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Nadia Murad, a Yazidi rights activist and survivor of sexual slavery by so called Islamic State, also won the prestigious award -
Latvia Populists threaten to topple status quo in Latvia election Much like in other elections across Europe in recent months, lawmakers across the continent will be watching Latvia Saturday when voters head to the polls to elect their next four-year parliament for the 13th time since the Baltic country secured independence from Russia a century ago. -
USA Trump’s Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh on track for lifetime job President Donald Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to a lifetime seat on the US Supreme Court looks increasingly likely after two senators seen as swing votes said the accusations against him would not prevent them from voting to confirm him. -
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Hungary Europe's brighest inventors recognised at Innoveit Forum in Budapest Some of Europe's best new inventions were showcased at a special forum in Hungary. -
USA Ex-doper and Lance Armstrong whistleblower 'to launch cycling team' A US rider who failed a drugs test is now set to launch his own cycling team. -
World History & responsibility: Germany's global role | Uncut with Fischer and von der Leyen History & responsibility: Germany's global role | Uncut with Fischer and von der Leyen -
Sport Watch: Spurs boss Pochettino's novel birthday tribute for assistant Perez Who needs a birthday card when you've got smartphone? -
No Comment Watch: The best No Comment videos of this week Here is our pick of the best videos from the last seven days. -
Romania All Views: What do Romanians think about the marriage referendum? Euronews took to the streets of Bucharest to ask people what they think about the vote, which could see the constitution amended to redefine marriage as being only between a man and a woman rather than “two spouses”. -
France ‘It’s information fallacieuse not fake news’, say French language police Donald Trump's catchphrase 'fake news' has crossed linguistic barriers and is used across Europe. But now the French have attempted to stop its spread. -
Russia Yevgeny Makarov’s case sheds light on what life is like for Russian prisoners Allegations of ill-treatment of prisoners in Russian prisons are not new but Yevgeny Makarov's torture case has brought them to limelight again. -
Brazil Critical election for Brazil Seven of Jair Bolsonaro's rivals took part in the televised duel, but he declined to join them citing medical advice related to stabbing injuries he received during the campaign -
China British journalist to be expelled from Hong Kong Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor for the Financial Times, has had his visa renewal denied by Hong Kong authorities without reason, a move that has many journalists and free speech activists worried about the state of Hong Kong's position under "one country, two systems." -
China Is this how drugs will be delivered around your body in the future? A tiny robot has been developed that could be one day used to move drugs around the human body. -
Taste "Taste" looks into the plant that few Japanese meals can do without - Wasabi It can be harvested all year round, but precise growing conditions make wasabi rare and extremely precious. -
Taste Thierry Voisin shares his recipe for Marinated Mackerel with Wasabi sorbet with "Taste" The French master chef has spent a decade working in Japan, and knows the secrets of this important element in Japanese cuisine. -
Business Planet Booming bags: how EU Special Financing has helped a Czech company take on the world A major weapon in the fight against single-use plastic is coming out of the Czech Republic, in part thanks to an EU scheme freeing up finance for small companies where banks fear to go. -
Romania Watch: Robin Wright opens up about equal pay, female leaders and celebrity activism Ahead of the launch of the final series of political drama “House of Cards”, the actress spoke to Euronews about the need to showcase female leaders and the power of celebrity influence. -
World News Olive Ridley sea turtles swarm Mexico beach to lay eggs Olive Ridley sea turtles swarm Mexico beach to lay eggs -
United Kingdom A very British protest | View Thousands of dogs are expected to march to the UK Parliament on Sunday in a paw-litical protest against Brexit. Are the organisers barking mad? Stefan Simanowitz thinks not. -
Brazil Brazil elections: Economic challenges As people go to vote in the presidential elections in Brazil on Sunday, in between the controversies and scandals, most of them worry about being without a job with 13 million people out of work -
World News Milan museum exhibits 'immersive' Caravaggio Milan museum exhibits 'immersive' Caravaggio -
Earth News Looking into Saatchi's Black Mirror We tour the latest major exhibition in London showcasing art as a social satire. -
Ecotech Onboard a superyacht 51-metre long Irisha made its world debut in Monaco among the most exclusive yachts of the world. -
World News Europe must play post-war role in Syria to allow refugees to return, says German Defence Minister Germany's Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen has told Euronews that Europe must play its part in a post-civil war Syria if it is to alleviate pressure on migration. -
World El Gouna Film Festival brings regional & international stars to Egypt The El Gouna Film Festival made its debut in the Middle East and North Africa region just last year, and for its second edition it stepped up the pace with 80 films from more than 30 different countries. -
World News Interpol president reported missing after trip to China Meng Hongwei's wife reported him missing on Friday. -
World News Interpol requests clarification from China on whereabouts of chief Meng Hongwei's wife reported him missing on Friday. -
World News Feeling the noise? Try opening your eyes to silence What if we could drown out the ambient noise and make an effort to hear ourselves think? Our bodies could benefit just as much as our minds. -
World Patrick Dempsey and Jean-Jacques Annaud present new TV series at the El Gouna Film Festival During the second edition of the El Gouna Film Festival in Egypt, Grey’s Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey and French director Jean-Jacques Annaud presented a preview of their new television miniseries ‘The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair’. -
World Egyptian actress Yousra reveals the most important lesson in her career Award-winning Egyptian actress Yousra has more than 80 film and television credits to her name. -
World Owen Wilson describes toughest time of his career and reveals favourite film The second edition of the El Gouna Film Festival showcased local and regional films whilst also focusing on inspiring and educating young talent. Actor Owen Wilson was on the ground to share his experiences during a movie workshop. -
World Sylvester Stallone talks Creed II, Rambo V and reveals future plans Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone was feted with the Career Achievement Award during the second edition of the El Gouna Film Festival. -
France Interpol requests clarification from China on disappearance of chief French police are investigating the disappearance of Interpol chief, Meng Hongwei, who was reported missing after traveling from France to his native China. -
World Modern Bedouins show another side to El Gouna luxury resort Dotted with five-star hotels and lush golf courses, the luxury resort of El Gouna was established along Egypt’s northern Red Sea coast around 1989. -
World News China slams Pence election meddling accusations as 'ridiculous' "Trump's leadership is working; and China wants a different American President," the vice president said earlier in a hard-hitting speech. -
Sweden Eight-year-old girl dubbed 'Queen of Sweden' after pulling ancient sword from lake Sweden: An eight-year-old girl has made an historic discovery after stumbling across a sword that predates the Vikings. -
Russia The cyber charges against Russia: what have we learned? Western accusations against Russia’s GRU spy agency exposed an alleged plot to carry out cyber attacks on a global scale. -
Greece As women, we have to fight to achieve our rights | View How surviving the perilous journey to Europe gave a young Afghan women the courage to make her voice heard. -
World Cristiano Ronaldo rape allegation prompts sponsors to express concern A rape allegation against footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has prompted big sponsors like Nike and EA to express concern, and have him left off the Portuguese national team roster. Kathryn Mayorga alleges he raped her in a hotel room in 2009 and Las Vegas police have reopened a criminal investigation. -
World News Congolese physician and Yazidi human rights activist win 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Congolese physician Denis Mukwege and Yazidi human rights activist and survivor of sexual slavery by ISIL Nadia Murad win 2018 Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict. -
World News Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad win Nobel Peace Prize Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize by the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo on Friday. -
Russia Russia slams US over cyber attack claims Kremlin accuses Washington of taking a "dangerous path" -
Romania Top innovators talk creativity and change in Romania Leading figures in the creative industry, including Hollywood actress Robin Wright, revealed how they had used their skills to spur change. -
USA Washington Post publishes blank column after the paper's Saudi journalist goes missing The Washington Post publishes blank column in solidarity with missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. He was known for criticising the kingdom's crown prince in columns for the American newspaper. -
World News Europe briefing: 5 stories to know about today Euronews brings you the top stories on Friday. -
World News Kavanaugh: 'I might have been too emotional' during Senate testimony The Supreme Court nominee's comments in a new op-ed came just hours before a key procedural Senate vote on his nomination scheduled for Friday morning. -
World News Trump says Kavanaugh will 'potentially, hopefully' win confirmation soon The president spoke after senators earlier Thursday reviewed the FBI report on his Supreme Court nominee. -
World News Rescuers detect possible sign of life under quake-hit hotel in Palu, Indonesia French rescue workers detected the presence of a possible victim buried under