19 October 2018 | Euronews
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World News Macedonia's parliament approves country's name change Macedonia's parliament has approved a proposal to change the country's name, which brings a decades-old dispute with Greece one step closer to being resolved. -
Russia First Russian charged with attempted meddling in US election A woman from St Petersburg is the first to be charged with attempted interference in the US mid-term congressional elections next month. -
USA Trump's praises 'body slam' assault on Guardian journalist The US President has praised a Republican congressman who assaulted a journalist last year with a "body slam", referring to him as "my guy". -
World News Watch: Robots try to replace humans The World Robot Summit in Japan showed the latest tech advancements. -
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Turkey US Secertary of State Pompeo has not heard recordings of Saudi consulate- Trump Donald Trump has said in a Tweet Mike Pompeo has not seen or heard any purported recordings of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. -
World Catalan independence & European values: Uncut with Carles Puigdemont Catalan independence and European values: Uncut with Carles Puigdemont -
World News How to tell if your data was stolen on Facebook? How to tell if your data was stolen on Facebook? Euronews explains. -
World News Several dozen dead after train runs over crowd in India The crowd in Amritsar was watching the burning of an effigy of demon Ravana near the tracks when the train went roaring by. -
World News Train runs over crowd on tracks in northern India, 50 feared dead Train runs over crowd on tracks in northern India, 50 feared dead -
Ukraine Watch: Why a Ukrainian desert is proving popular with tourists A desert in Ukraine is drawing in tourists. -
Business Planet Making waves in Scotland - European business assistance helps turn on the power An EU advisory and planning network, the EEN, has helped Scotland's Nova Innovation take on the world in the tidal power market. -
United Kingdom Wimbledon introduces new rule to shorten final deciding set No doubt John Isner and Nicolas Mahut, who clashed on court for over 11 hours in 2010, wouldn't have minded the rule being introduced earlier. -
United Kingdom WikiLeaks: Assange sues Ecuador government for ‘violating his fundamental rights’ The move comes as Assange is still being sheltered at the country’s UK embassy. -
Taste "Taste" explores the unique qualities of Soy Milk Cream Japan knows how to use soya like no other nation, and soy milk cream can be used in both sweet and savory dishes, as "Taste" discovered. -
Taste Michelin-starred chef Thierry Voisin shares his Soy Milk Cream Poultry Tiramisu recipe with "Taste" Soy is one of the great Japanese staples, and Theirry Voisin uses it to great effect in this latest recipe for "Taste". -
Russia Critical Russian newspaper receives severed goat’s head, funeral wreath "We have only two weapons: publicity — which is why we continue to do our jobs — and the law," the newspaper said. -
World Watch: Raw Politics best bits of the week It's been a busy week, so here's a digest of the best bits from Euronews' current affairs programme, Raw Politics -
World News Islamic preacher jailed in U.K. for ISIS support released Anjem Choudary will be subject to strict limits on his daily activities for remainder of his sentence. -
No Comment Watch: No Comment videos of the week No agenda, no slant. Get the picture without the commentary. -
USA Watch: Tigers and jaguars get an early Halloween treat Big cats in Florida were treated to a special pumpkin treat ahead of Haloween. -
Italy Food for followers: Milan restaurant gives away meals to popular Instagram users Instagram users with 1,000 followers or more get one free dish at the This Is Not a Sushi Bar restaurant, while those with more than 100,000 can eat for free. -
World News More than 55 tonnes of drugs seized in global Interpol operation Operation Lionfish led to the arrest of 1,300 suspects and the seizure of more than 35 tonnes of cocaine, five tonnes of heroin, 15 tonnes of cannabis and 430,000 Captagon tablets -
World GITEX showcases latest trends in Artificial Intelligence technology The 38th edition of GITEX Technology Week has wrapped up in Dubai. -
World Alibaba’s Wanli Min presents ‘City Brain’ and talks upcoming quarterly results During the 38th edition of GITEX Technology Week, one of the Middle East’s main tech sector events, Alibaba’s Chief Machine Intelligence Scientist Wanli Min was on the ground to talk about Artificial Intelligence and, in particular, the company’s ‘City Brain’ project. -
World LinkedIn’s Igor Perisic talks Artificial Intelligence and EU data regulation The 38th edition of GITEX attracted tech leaders such as the Chief Data Officer of networking and jobs portal LinkedIn, Igor Perisic. -
World How is the UK helping to accelerate Lebanese tech startups? The UK Lebanon Tech Hub (UKLTH) is an international programme supporting the growth of Lebanon’s knowledge economy. -
Europe News EU top court rules to freeze Poland's overhaul of Supreme Court The European Court of Justice has issued an injunction against the implementation of Poland's new law on the Supreme Court, freezing any changes to the existing system. -
World News Facebook hires former UK Deputy PM, Nick Clegg Clegg, 51, will move to Silicon Valley in January to succeed Elliot Schrage as head of the social network’s global affairs and communications team, a Financial Times report has revealed. -
Europe News Spain's fence in North Africa A fence more than eight kilometers long surrounds Ceuta, a Spanish enclave located in North Africa. Its objective is to prevent the arrival of migrants. -
World News BepiColombo flight director talks mission to Mercury: Exclusive As Europe counts down to the launch of its BepiColombo mission, Euronews talks with flight director Andrea Accomazzo. -
Spain Hit hard by Trump tariffs: 360° visits the world's largest olive producer It's harvest time in Andalucia, but at a bleak moment for the industry, facing high US tariffs as part of its trade war with the European Union. -
Earth News The real story of a fasting experience I cleansed for 3 days in the woods and this is what happened -
World News The man behind 2001: A Space Odyssey's visual effects talks today's cinema, new project 50 years on, one of the key players behind the sci-fi classic 2001: A Space Odyssey has rewatched his visual effects work alongside an audience of 2,000 people in the French city of Lyon. -
World News Image of Ryanair staff sleeping on floor was staged An image of Ryanair staff sleeping on the floor of an airport was staged, it has been revealed. -
World News China's economic growth cools to lowest rate in nine years Export industries have already begun to suffer from American tariff hikes of up to 25 percent on Chinese goods. -
USA Facebook shareholders call for Zuckerberg to step down as chair Pressure is mounting on Zuckerberg to step down as Facebook chairman after several major shareholders called for more accountability following a string of controversies. -
Spain Barcelona's Sagrada Familia basilica to pay city €36 million in late permit fees The unfinished Sagrada Familia basilica has been operating without a building permit for 130 years. As a result, it has come to an agreement with Barcelona City Council on how to settle this. -
World News Mexico seeks UN help over Honduras migrant caravan amid Trump threats As thousands of Honduran migrants head north, Mexico is stepping up security and seeking help from the UN refugee agency. Donald Trump has threatened to close the US-Mexican border. -
Next Series BepiColombo sets off to solve the mysteries of Mercury Mercury is a misfit in the solar system, an intriguing planet that science can't quite explain. The joint European and Japanese BepiColombo mission is setting off to explore the closest planet to the Sun in unprecedented detail. -
Next Series #AskSpace: Why not go to the moons of Jupiter and Saturn to look for life? #AskSpace: Why not go to the moons of Jupiter and Saturn to look for life? Olivier Witasse, Project Scientist for ESA's JUICE mission has the answer. -
World People are still reeling from attack on college in Kerch In Crimea, people are still reeling from a gun and bomb attack on a technical college in Kerch, which claimed the lives of 20 people. -
World News Erdogan will host a world Syria summit in Istanbul October 27 The Turkish president is set to hold a Syria summit in Istanbul with Macron, Merkel, and Putin -
United Kingdom Brexit jargon busting — key phrases explained Brexit jargon busting — key phrases explained -
World News Europe's space mission to Mercury begins By the time it reaches its science orbit in 2026, the probe will have travelled nine billion kms and completed nine planetary flybys past Earth, Venus and Mercury. -
World News U.S. student detained for alleged boycott support allowed to enter Israel The court said that said that the deportation of Lara Alqasem, 22, based on her political opinion would be "a radical and dangerous step" that could erode Israeli democracy. -
Earth News Bees find a shelter on the rooftops of Paris Urban beekeeping is a quickly emerging trend in the French capital. -
Spain EU looks at Spanish enclave Ceuta as a model for frontier control Border with Morocco is target for would-be migrants -
Italy Picasso exhibition in Milan reveals painter's debt to classical art Works by the legendary Spanish painter are on display alongside the works of ancient art which inspired him. -
World News Europe briefing: 5 stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Trump praises Montana congressman who assaulted reporter: 'Never wrestle him' "Any guy who can do a body slam, that's my guy," Trump said of Republican Rep. Greg Gianforte. -
World News Exclusive: Twitter pulls down bot network pushing pro-Saudi talking points Twitter became aware of some of the bots on Thursday when NBC News presented the company with evidence of coordinated activity.