17 October 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK may consider a longer Brexit transition period The UK Prime Minister has hinted at a longer Brexit transition period, while EU leaders have said there are no plans for a November summit to finalise the divorce bill. -
World News Saudi ties complicate U.S. response on Khashoggi Analysis: The disappearance and possible murder of a Washington Post journalist may not be enough to upend decades of economic and political ties. -
Europe News What do people in other countries think of Brexit? If you're living in Britain, the issue might weigh heavy on your mind, but do people in the rest of the world care about Brexit? -
Morocco #Masaktach, how the Moroccan #MeToo began Moroccan women condemn "the culture of rape and impunity". -
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Europe News Brexit - edging closer to a deal or a cliff-edge EU leaders met in Brussels to see whether progress could be made on the UK leaving the EU, but with less than 200 days to Brexit, Britain is no closer to a deal. -
World Raw politics: Brexit breakdown, anti-Russian sentiment, Canada legalises pot On Raw Politics this Wednesday: Brexit crunch talks, Russia's PM talks sanctions and anti-Russian sentiment, and Canada legalises pot to name just a few topics covered today. -
Poland 'Don't unscrew Poland from the EU', Tusk tells Warsaw “The plaque is not a big deal. What matters is that they do not unscrew Poland from the European Union”, Tusk tweeted after a plaque bearing his name was removed by Polish authorities. -
Syria ‘They took our children, our blood and now our property’ Human Rights Watch says the Syrian government is using a controversial new property law to prevent displaced residents returning to their homes in former rebel-held areas. -
Greece Greece's foreign minister resigns Greece’s Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias was Athen’s main negotiator regarding the June accord with Skopje to rename Greece’s northern neighbour North Macedonia -
Economy Watch: Russian PM talks sanctions and anti-Russian sentiment exclusively with Euronews Nine times out of ten, this anti-Russia campaign is in pursuit of entirely internal political goals. Medvedev talks to Euronews. EXCLUSIVE -
World News Spain to have longest life expectancy in 2040: Study The southern European countryis projected to beat Japan and claim the top spot. -
World Raw Politics: Brexit food for thought British ministers met on Monday for a 'pizza summit' to discuss British Prime Minister Therea May's Brexit plans ahead of a key EU summit. -
Economy Which are the most competitive countries in the world? Six Europeans countries figure in the top 10 most competitive nations globally, according to the World Economic Forum. -
World Raw Politics: French left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon reacts angrily to police raids Melenchon has come under scrutiny after prosecutors opened an investigation into his alleged intimidation of investigators. -
World News Twitter releases massive data trove on foreign influence campaigns The data includes more than 10 millions tweets as well as images, GIFs, videos and live broadcasts, Twitter said. -
Europe News European Council summit as it happened After two days that mainly centred around speculation concerning Brexit, the EU summit concluded with little progress made -
Europe News Brexit: '30 minutes is a long time in politics so anything can happen' Anti-Brexit protesters gather in Brussels ahead of crunch summit, Labour MEP Seb Dance was there and spoke about the chances of a deal. -
World News A British invention that U.S. spies should copy The UK's National Cyber Security Centre is a relatively new agency responsible for protecting Britain from cyber threats. The U.S. has nothing like it. -
World News 'I would have been dead' says headmistress after college attack in Crimea Olga Grebennikova, the headmistress of the Kerch technical college where the attack too place was filmed on her mobile phone explaining her perspective of the incident. -
Denmark Gruesome discovery of headless alpaca sparks mystery in Denmark Police are struggling to explain the disturbing and grisly find. -
Economy Brexit & Gibraltar: the Rock and a hard place Every day, some eight thousand Spaniards cross the border between Spain and Gibraltar to work on the rock ... By car, on foot, by bicycle ... Now they are worried about Brexit. -
United Kingdom NATO exercise: 50,000 personnel take part in Exercise Trident Juncture 2018 Thousands of British forces have crossed the Oresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden. They're en-route to Norway to take part in the NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 -
USA What’s it like to be struck by lightning? | NBC Left Field If you survive a lightning strike, what happens next and who can you turn to for support? -
World News Explosive device kills 10, injures dozens at Crimean college Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman told reporters that officials are looking into a possible terrorist attack. He did not elaborate. -
World News Crimea: Student ‘shoots himself’ after deadly bomb and gun rampage at college Eighteen-year-old Vladislav Roslyakov has been identified by Russian investigators as the attacker. -
World News Why the flu shot can't give you the flu and why you might think it does Experts say it's impossible to get the flu from the flu shot. But here are some reasons people think the shot makes them sick. -
France Napoleon's flagship begins journey home A boat built by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1810 to inspect his imperial fleet has been partly dismantled so that it can be returned to its old home. -
World News Watch: Prince Harry's beard proves fascinating for young boy Five year old Luke Vincent couldn't resist the lure of the royal beard after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrive in Dubbo, Australia. -
USA Watch: Not par for the course! Huge alligator spotted on golf fairway It's so big you could easily mistake it for a dinosaur. -
World News Gaza rocket strikes house in southern Israel amid escalating tensions Israeli military strikes more than 20 targets in Gaza in response. -
Europe News EU-US relations ‘like an up-down marriage but intact’ – US ambassador Gordon Sondland tells Euronews that US-EU relations are like a ‘long-term faithful marriage’ which will improve despite the trade row with Donald Trump. -
World News Pompeo meets Turkey's president as missing writer probe hones in on Saudi residence The Saudis are "determined to get to the bottom" of what happened, said the secretary of state. -
Earth News Three exhibitions to see in Spain this Autumn Museums and galleries across the country have come up with an exciting and diverse program this season. -
USA Watch: Sea turtles released off coast of North Carolina The release of the 13 turtles was delayed because of Hurricane Florence. -
Economy Half of Europeans think EU is heading in 'wrong direction': Survey The figure is a "sudden reversal of trend" according to the latest Eurobarometer survey. But it's not all doom and gloom as 62% of Europeans think their country's membership to the EU is a good thing. -
World News Barry Diller warns that media companies won't catch Netflix "The movie business, for all intents and purposes, is dead," Diller said on the day Netflix reported it had reached 137 million subscriptions. -
World Tusk: "No grounds for optimism" on Brexit negotiations ahead of Brussels summit As EU leaders prepare to meet in Brussels, European Council President Donald Tusk has said he has 'no optimism' that a Brexit deal will be reached. -
Ethiopia Ethiopia: Abiy Ahmed moves gender politics forward with cabinet parity | The Cube Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has appointed 50 percent of his ministerial positions to women in his latest government reform since taking office in April -
World News Ocean plastic is a big problem. Blockchain could help. The nonprofit Plastic Bank offers cryptocurrency in exchange for collected plastic waste. -
World Canada Legalises Recreational Marijuana Canada has officially legalised the recreational use of Cannabis - making it the second country in the world to do so. Queues formed in the province of Newfoundland at midnight - where the first sales of legal Marijuana have taken place. -
Kenya Watch: Kenyan artist creates paintings for visually impaired An artist in Kenya is creating paintings for the visually impaired by incorporating Braille into her work, in hopes of helping blind people to experience art. -
World News Astronaut Nick Hague says there was no time to panic "Training really takes over … training for every scenario that they can think of and this is one of those," said Hague. -
World News Trump rips Warren as 'total fraud' after Cherokee Nation rejects her DNA test "Now Cherokee Nation denies her," the president tweeted. "'DNA test is useless.' Even they don't want her. Phony!" -
World News Pippa Middleton gives birth to her 1st child! Here's what we know Middleton, the sister of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, has welcomed her first child with husband James Matthews. -
Turkey Turkey to report findings on Khashoggi enquiry “within a matter of days” Leaks suggest signs of a cover-up -
Belgium Belgian cricket, the superfood of the future In the heart of Brussels, an agricultural revolution is taking place with the aim of getting you to eat insects. -
World News From 'Horseface' to 'Pocahontas': For Trump, a clear schedule doesn't mean a quiet day From behind closed doors at the White House, the president used insults, boasts and grievances to stay in the spotlight. -
Italy Archeological discovery in Pompeii rewrites history of Vesuvius eruption | The Cube An archaeological discovery in Pompeii means eruption of Vesuvius may have been later than originally believed -
World News Sen. Lindsey Graham says Saudi crown prince had Khashoggi 'murdered' Graham, who had previously been a staunch defender of the Saudi kingdom, did not provide any evidence to support his claim. -
World News Trump tops $100 million raised for his 2020 re-election campaign The president has more than $47 million in the bank as a significant show of strength against a possible Democratic opponent. -
Canada Canada legalises recreational use of cannabis Do you think Canada's move to legalise cannabis is a wise one? -
World News Famed Nevada brothel owner Dennis Hof dies Hof, 72, was running for a state Assembly seat. -
World News Five stories from around Europe to know about today Here is our choice of stories from around Europe today, Wednesday, October 17. -
Turkey Passport scans show Saudis accused by Turkey of killing writer Khashoggi Turkey is revealing new information about members of the Saudi hit team it says traveled to Istanbul to kill missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, providing NBC News with scans of the passports they allegedly used to enter the country. -
World News Canada is ready to open the door wide to legal marijuana At least 111 legal pot shops are planning to open across the nation of 37 million people on the first day, according to an Associated Press survey.