18 October 2018 | Euronews
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Italy Mussolini’s granddaughter threatens to report people offending fascist leader Alessandra Mussolini, the granddaughter of the former dictator, has threatened to report people who offend the fascist leader's memory. -
World News Skin care brand asked employees to write fake reviews of their products Sunday Riley made a shocking admission this week. -
World News Trump says it 'certainly looks' like journalist Khashoggi is dead Donald Trump says it 'certainly looks' like journalist Khashoggi is dead -
World Raw Politics: Washington Post publishes last Jamal Khashoggi column The Washington Post published what is believed to be the last column by the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Raw Politics takes a look at the threat against journalists and whether Khashoggi's disappearance will change anything. -
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World News Stephen Hawking claims 'no possibility' of God in last book "I think the universe was spontaneously created out of nothing." -
Saudi Arabia Is the Khashoggi disappearance a catalyst? | Euronews Answers Euronews talked to Professor Scott Lucas of Birmingham University on Middle East relations as the story of missing Journalist Jamal Khashoggi unfolds. -
Belgium May and Tusk on the transition timescale UK's PM says she wants the EU "to remain strong" -
World Raw Politics: EU Brussels Summit, a debt-laden Italian budget and EU-Asian trade On Raw Politics, we discuss disappointment at the Brussels EU summit, a clash brewing between the EU and Italy, and controversial Golden Visas. -
World Raw Politics: Italy defends its budget brussing off EU criticism Italy defended its budget plan on Thursday as the EU stepped up pressure for the country to make changes. Raw Politics discusses if it is a power play. -
World News EU Summit & Brexit: no major break-through The European Union and Britain have given themselves a few more weeks to break the deadlock in their Brexit talks -
World Raw Politics: Brexit woes as summit comes to a close As Brexit talks resumed in Brussels on Thursday, Raw Politics looks over the events and debates if a deal looks possible. -
World News ‘For Kerch, this is immeasurable grief’: Students share thoughts on Crimea attack Euronews spoke to graduates and students of the Kerch Polytechnic College on social media to get their thoughts on the attack and messages to the victims. -
World News Crimea in mourning after deadly school attack Friends and colleagues gathered to pay their respects to those that were slain in the Polytechnic College attack -
Spain 'I sold my house for half its worth but I’ll live there until I die' Bare ownership is growing in popularity in Spain, but some warn against the practice, saying it is wrong to bet on an individual's life expectancy. -
Business High profile finance A-listers withdraw from Saudi conference Among the latest names to pull out are US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, UK Trade minister Liam Fox and French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire -
Russia Crimea attack: was more than one person involved? As Crimea mourns the death of 20 people at Kerch college, some of the pupils who were there, think there was more than one person involved -
USA US to withdraw from 144-year-old UN postal scheme The Trump administration says the UN treaty is unfair to the US Postal Service and American retailers, and favours countries like China. -
United Kingdom Watch: The secret of dandelion flight revealed Scientists at Edinburgh University have discovered a ring-shaped air bubble forms as air moves through the bristles of dandelions, allowing the seeds to slowly descend to the ground. -
Portugal Portugal: Aquarius migrants settle Portugal has received 46 migrants from the Aquarius rescue ship in the last weeks. Nine of them, from Somalia, are living in a social residence in Miranda do Corvo, a small village in the center of Portugal. Euronews went to see them -
USA USA ASKS FOR KHASHOGGI RECORDING US President Trump says Washington has asked for access to the recording after unnamed sources have told various media outlets that authorities have recordings of the alleged murder -
France Lumière Film Festival: Javier Bardem shines Euronews interviews Spanish actor Javier Bardem about the Lumiere festival and movies -
Musica Opera star Juan Diego Flórez returns to his roots in Latin America The celebrated Peruvian tenor has picked up his guitar again to sing classic songs from his childhood. -
Global Japan Small is beautiful: How a Japanese micro-turbine is transforming a Nepalese village Japan's Ibasei has installed six small turbines in Nepal, and transferred the technology, bringing light to the darkness of schoolchildrens' classrooms and their homes. -
United Kingdom Could a longer Brexit transition help UK and EU kiss and make up? The UK and the EU have floated the idea of extending a post-Brexit transition period beyond 2020 to help break the deadlock over the Irish border. -
USA Watch: Small pony rescued after getting stuck in drain This is the moment emergency crews rescued a small pony who had somehow got stuck in a water drain. -
Russia Putin blames 'globalisation' for Crimea school shooting The Russian President also linked the rampage, in which at least 20 people were killed, to US school shootings. -
World News Should vegans eat avocados? The surprising reason why some scientists say no Are bees being exploited to pollinate almond and avocado orchards across the country? -
Europe News UPDATED: UK-wide backstop to break Brexit impasse? Senior Irish sources have confirmed to Euronews that requests from the UK to make the backstop UK-wide are being considered by Brussels but such a plan won’t be complete in time for the Withdrawal Agreement to be signed off. -
World News White nationalist leader wants to "take over the GOP" Identity Evropa is pushing its members to stealthily infiltrate Republican politics to move the party towards its agenda of banning non-white immigration. -
World News Europeans among hundreds of Islamic State hostages seized in Syria The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights told Euronews that Belgian and French nationals were believed to be among those taken hostage. Euronews was not able to confirm the reports. -
World News Christian woman convicted of blasphemy awaits sentence in Pakistan Supreme Court judges are expected to rule on Aasia Bibi's appeal as demonstrators call for the death penalty to be upheld. -
Russia Watch: Putin powers Egyptian President around F1 circuit in latest manly pursuit Vladimir Putin took a Russian-made luxury car for a spin around a F1 track in his latest testosterone-charged photo opportunity. -
France Middle East's war-torn cultural sites get digital makeover A French start-up is using drones and 3D technology to re-create cultural heritage sites in Syria and Iraq that were hit by fighting. -
World News Scottish government identifies case of mad cow disease Authorities insist the case posed no risk to humans. -
World News Stormy lost her suit against Trump, but she has another against his ex-lawyer. What's it about? Legal analysis: The porn star's case against Michael Cohen involves a non-disclosure agreement she signed. -
Belgium F-16 wrecked after 'worker accidentally fired at it from other jet' A fighter jet was destroyed after a technician accidentally fired at it from another aircraft, sources have told Belgian broadcaster VRT. -
Chile Astronomers in Chile detect largest galaxy cluster ever registered It's a starry, starry night for Chilean astronomers after "Hyperion" was detected, using the Visible Multi-Object Spectrograph in the Atacama desert. -
Earth News The Science of sleep How sleep can improve your health and be your best immunity boost this winter -
World News Authorities searching for possible accomplice in Crimea school attack "But this scoundrel could not have prepared this attack on his own, in my opinion and according to my colleagues," one Russian official said. -
World News Turkish forensic teams search Saudi consulate for clues on missing journalist Investigators wearing white white suits and carrying boxes of evidence emerged from the building early on Thursday morning. -
Europe News No-deal Brexit could lead to 'fake prosecco' on UK supermarket shelves Current EU legislation dictates that the origins of products claiming to possess specific qualities, like prosecco and mozzarella, must be marked on the packet but a no-deal could change this -
World News Scottish government confirms case of mad cow disease in Aberdeenshire The government said precautionary movement restrictions have been put in place at the farm, while further investigations are carried out to identify the origin of the disease. -
World Medvedev slams EU's "hasty decisions" on Russia sanctions The latest edition of Global Conversation has an exclusive interview with Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev. -
Cyprus Cyprus's low-cost airline folds, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded Low cost carrier Cobalt Air, which was the largest airline based in Cyprus, went into administration on Thursday, stranding hundreds of passengers on the Mediterranean island. -
World At least 19 people killed and dozens more injured in shooting At least 19 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a shooting at a technical college in Russian-annexed Crimea. -
World News Trump proposes 5 percent budget cut for each Cabinet agency With deficits surging since he took office, the president on Wednesday proposed major spending cuts Congress is unlikely to approve. -
World News Honduran migrant caravan grows to 4000 as U.S. border crossings spike The Mexican government has sent an extra 500 federal police to its border with Guatemala in anticipation of their arrival, say documents obtained by NBC. -
Europe News What security is necessary at an EU summit? Leaders require top security and the Belgian police force have a mammoth task on their hands when the heads of state or government come to town for a summit. -
World News Risky visa scheme gives EU passports to the rich, despite politicians' anti-immigration talk | View While some European ministers dial up the anti-immigration rhetoric, criminals and the corrupt are abusing Golden Visa schemes to gain the right to live in the EU, writes Transparency International's Carl Dolan. -
World News Ocean Cleanup begins in Pacific Aim is to remove 90 per cent of plastics by 2040 -
World News Elon Musk is buying up $20 million of Tesla stock Tesla stock rose almost 2 percent in pre-market trading on news of the filing. -
World News Don McGahn departs as White House counsel, officials say In August, President Trump on Twitter said that McGahn would be leaving in the fall. -
Norway Norway apologises for post-WWII mistreatment of 'German Girls' After the country was liberated in 1945, these 'German Girls' were accused of betraying their country, deprived of their civil rights, arrested, incarcerated without trial and even expelled from the country. -
World News Reddit CEO talks fending off Russians and limits of free speech "We've become more sophisticated," CEO Steve Huffman said of Reddit's efforts to stop foreign influence campaigns. -
World News Man gets 40 years for plotting to bomb Target stores to disrupt stock price "If someone has to die so that I can make some money, so be it," Mark Charles Barnett allegedly said. -
World News Melania Trump's plane suffers 'mechanical issue,' returns to Joint Base Andrews The plane landed safely shortly after the incident, which involved a "thin haze of smoke" and the smell of something burning. -
World News Huge alien planets detected around baby star for first time ever The unprecedented discovery challenges long-held ideas about how planets form. -
World News Jamal Khashoggi's 'last piece' published by Washington Post "The Post held off publishing it because we hoped Jamal would come back to us," Khashoggi's editor wrote. "Now I have to accept: That is not going to happen." -
World News Nine stories to know about from Europe today Here's our afternoon round-up of the key stories from Europe today.