22 October 2018 | Euronews
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World News Sea cucumber called 'headless chicken monster' recorded for second time "Some of the footage we are getting back from the cameras is breathtaking, including species we have never seen in this part of the world," a scientist says. -
Russia US envoy Bolton holds talks with Russia's Lavrov on nuclear treaty US envoy Bolton holds talks with Russia's Lavrov on nuclear treaty -
Mexico Mexico braces for 'potentially catastrophic' hurricane Hurricane Willa, a category 5 storm, is expected to make landfall on mainland Mexico on Tuesday afternoon. -
World Raw Politics: Brazil's election is flooded with fake news via WhastApp Monday's Raw Politics takes a look at the spread of disinformation in Brazil's election. -
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World Raw Politics: Should the EU follow Merkel and cut trade with Saudi? On Monday's Raw Politics discusses the latest on the Jamal Khashoggi case and whether the EU should follow Chancellor Angela Merkel's lead and cut trade with Saudi. -
Economy Raw Politics: Khashoggi investigation, Italian budget and Brazil election On Raw Politics this evening, the panel discusses some of today's top stories. From German Chancellor Angela Merkle calling on Germany to freeze arms sales with Saudi Arabia to the collision between the Italian government and the EC over their high debt budget. -
Europe News Weapons deals targeted as EU-Saudi relations sour In the wake of the killing of government critic Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi Arabia, several member-states across the European Union are reassessing their economic ties with the kingdom. -
World Raw Politics: 60 seconds in Strasbourg Raw Politics takes a look at what's up for debate this week in the EU. -
Cult Baku's Jazz Festival brings sparks to the 'Land of Fire' The festival continues to grow in stature with another rich crop of famous names and names to watch. -
Cinema European Commissioner Mariya Gabriel outlines new European film initiative The commissioner speaks to euronews' Isabelle Kumar on the new European Film Directory. -
World Raw Politics: Orban adopts a baby rhino Raw Politics: Orban adopts a baby rhino -
Earth News Luxurious all-natural body scrubs Fight plastic microbeads with these body scrubs that will leave your skin soft and keep the seas, clean. -
Hungary Homeless people face prison in Hungary after tough new law is passed At least three homeless people were arrested last week in Hungary after a law criminalising rough sleeping came into effect. -
Sweden Swedish woman 'disappointed' to be indicted for stopping deportation of Afghani man on flight The lawyer of Elin Ersson, a Swedish woman who attempted to stop the deportation of an Afghani man whose asylum application had been rejected, told Euronews she is "disappointed" prosecutors on Friday issued an indictment against her. -
No Comment Mega hailstorm hits Rome causing transport chaos After warm summer-like days in September and during the first half of October, an unprecedented hailstorm hit Rome Sunday evening -
No Comment Floods kill firefighter in southern Spain Heavy overnight rain swept through streets and forced hundreds of people from their homes in the southern Spanish province of Malaga on Sunday (October 21), killing one firefighter, the fire service said. -
No Comment Paris hosts Japonismes 2018, an exposition to promote Japanese culture Festivals from different regions of Japan are being held in Paris as part of Japonismes 2018, an exposition to promote Japanese culture -
No Comment Skeletons run amok warming up for Mexico's 'Day of the Dead' Mexicans threw a macabre party on Sunday (October 21), disguising themselves as the iconic Mexican skeleton figure known as "La Catrina" or "Elegant Skull" and flooded the streets for a pre-Day of the Dead parade. -
Spain Watch: Stranded residents airlifted to safety after Malaga flash floods Watch: Stranded residents airlifted to safety after Malaga flash floods -
Saudi Arabia Which country has the most to lose in suspending arms sales to Saudi Arabia? Germany has committed to an arms freeze on exports to Saudi Arabia, while other countries are keeping a low profile on the subject — what action have different EU countries taken and who stands to lose the most`? -
World News Gorbachev, experts baffled by U.S. withdrawal from nuclear weapons deal The agreement was designed to keep ground-based nuclear missiles out of Europe, but critics say tearing it up could spark an arms race there. -
France French teachers share stories of abuse after student was filmed threatening teacher with replica gun In France, the viral video of a student threatening his professor with a fake gun has led teachers to share their own harassment stories on social media and ask for more support from school authorities -
Europe News EU & Italy on collision course over draft budget Rome goes ahead and defends its draft budget, opening a match with Brussels that could last a long time. Italy has replied to the letter sent by Commissioner Moscovici and Dombrovskis, asking for clarifications about the deviations from the European parameters. -
France This man removed 'anti-homeless' devices from benches and ended in court Hippolyte says the authorities, not him, should have been in the dock. -
Economy Italy tells EU it will stick to budget plans and denies the proposals 'will risk EU stability' The Italian government remained defiant of their debt-laden budget proposal, setting them on a direct collision course with the EU. -
My Europe Series State of the Union - Brexit and election interference More than two years after the Brexit referendum, we seem still to be at square one. The high-level meeting in Brussels was supposed to come up with a breakthrough. Instead, the only thing that everybody shared was disappointment. Or, as Angela Merkel put it: I'm neither optimistic nor pessimis -
Next Series EU scientists crack tech barriers to roadtrains of the future Grouping vehicles in efficient "trains" has long been suggested as a cure for congestion, but with electric vehicles now becoming more common, EU scientists have tackled a host of technological challenges to make them possible, and improve air quality, too. -
Poland Divine intervention in Polish election? Masses around the country featured the words "God loves law and justice" as voters went to the polls to give their verdict on the ruling Law and Justice party. -
World News Watch: ‘Headless chicken monster’ discovered by new photo technology Australian researchers have filmed an unusual sea cucumber in the Southern Ocean using deep-sea cameras and hope it can help a conservation drive. -
World News Here's what we know about Khashoggi's death after Saudi U-turn The acknowledgment that the writer was killed in the kingdom's Istanbul consulate marks a dramatic reversal from previous vehement denials. -
Spain Thousands of sheep herded through Madrid to mark annual festival As many as 2,000 sheep were herded through the streets of Madrid in a unique celebration that takes place every autumn in the Spanish capital. -
USA USA: Indianapolis Zoo staff ‘devastated’ after lion killed by lioness Nyack, a 10-year old lion, was attacked and killed by the mother of their three cubs, even though the pair had been held together for years. -
World Lumière Film Festival wraps up in Lyon 5,000 film-lovers attended the closing ceremony of the Lumière Film Festival in Lyon, the birthplace of cinema. -
Earth News The resurgence of vintage road bikes "I’m not sure whether this is a bike shop, an art gallery or a museum" -
World News Turkey is no friend to journalists. Here's why it cared about Jamal Khashoggi | View Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan knows what he potentially stands to gain (and lose) by positioning himself as a truth-teller in the volatile region. -
World News NYPD pulls nearly 3,000 body cameras after one explodes The New York City Police Department has suspended use of almost 3,000 body cameras after one of them "exploded." -
World News Cocktails are served only miles from a Syrian city that's now rubble Conditions in central Damascus, with its relaxed nightlife and bustling business district, seem a world away from the hardship of eastern Ghouta. -
World Russia slams US plan to withdraw from nuclear treaty Supporters say it sends a strong message to Russia. Critics say it tears up a landmark arms control treaty. -
World News Polygamy persists in Bedouin culture. That could be changing. Israel's right-wing government is helping to crack down on the practice, though some critics question its real motives in doing so. -
World Pegida demonstations outnumbered by anti-Pegida demonstrators Thousands of supporters of the Anti-Islam and Anti-Immigration group PEGIDA have marched in the German city of Dresden this weekend but they were outnumbered by counter-protesters. -
Earth News Saving puffins in Iceland Residents on a remote Icelandic island are working together to protect the puffin population. -
Saudi Arabia Intelligence chief sacked over Khashoggi affair claimed freedom of speech was coming to Saudi Arabia Ahmed Al-Asiri acknowledged that more needed to be done to allow dissident voices to be heard. -
World News Orthodox Jews break through stigma to advocate for addiction education "The Orthodox attitude about drug problems is to stay quiet on the issue," said one rabbi working as an advocate for those fighting addiction. -
No Comment ‘Headless chicken monster’ discovered by new photo technology For the first time, a deep-sea swimming sea cucumber, Enypniastes eximia, nicknamed the 'headless chicken monster', has been filmed in the Southern Ocean off East Antarctica. -
World News Human powers of hibernation may be dormant in genetic code "It sounds like science fiction, but there is absolute biological truth to this." -
World News NBC/WSJ Poll: Democrats hold nine-point advantage for midterm elections Two weeks out, Democrats retain an edge but "unprecedented enthusiasm" is fueling both parties. -
World News Democratic Sen. Durbin calls for expulsion of Saudi ambassador The Illinois senator said the Saudi government's latest explanation of journalist's death is not believable. -
World News Europe briefing: eight stories to know about today Here is our afternoon round-up of key stories to know about in Europe so far today. -
World News Pompeo accuses migrants in caravan in Mexico of political violence About 7,000 people have set out for Tapachula in the state of Chiapas, Mexican authorities said.