25 October 2018 | Euronews
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Turkey Saudi Arabia now says Khashoggi murder 'premeditated' Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor said on Thursday that new evidence indicated that the killing of the dissident Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi had been “premeditated.” -
World News Over a dozen people on school trip in Jordan killed in flash flood The students and their adult chaperones were on a bus visiting hot springs near the Dead Sea, Jordanian officials said. -
World News Google says it has fired 48 people for sexual harassment in two years The figure was disclosed after The New York Times reported that Google executives accused of sexual harassment had been given lucrative exit packages. -
United Arab Emirates Student Matthew Hedges 'physically stopped from vomiting' by prison staff, said wife to Euronews The wife of British student Matthew Hedges — who was arrested in Dubai on spying charges — told Euronews her husband had 'vomited every day for three and a half months' since he was put in solitary confinement. -
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Romania Romania's top court halts disputed reforms attempted by ruling party In a win for the fight against corruption, Romania's Constitutional Court halts disputed reforms attempted by the government. -
USA Trump calls for more civility — but does he practice what he preach? Amid claims Trump's comments were hypocritical, we look at three key quotes and compare them to his past actions. -
United Kingdom How was Philip Green named in UK #MeToo scandal? Euronews Answers A British politician has used Parliament's free-speech guarantee to name a prominent businessman who is accused of sexual harassment and secured a court order barring the media from revealing his identity. -
Norway Watch: NATO kicks off largest exercise since Cold War in Norway Norway hosted NATO’s 2018 Trident Juncture war games. It involved 50,000 troops from all 29 member states, plus non-members Sweden and Finland. -
World Syrian war victims: rehabilitation rebuilds lives in Turkey The international community helps Syria & Turkey to restore mobility to the war-disabled, and take some of the strain off stretched local health services. -
Earth News The best designer water bottles The trendiest leak-proof and fuss-free reusable flasks for your desk, home and on-the-go activities. -
Europe News Hungary "not coordinating with Russia" Interview with Hungary's FM in The Brief from Brussels -
Europe News Hungarian FM: "We have nothing to feel ashamed about" Hungary is ready to discuss issues, he says in euronews interview -
World Garou makes his debut in the Middle East Garou, one of the most successful French-Canadian recording artists in the world, is making his debut in the Middle East as part of his 20 Year Jubilee Tour. -
Ireland Ireland to vote in referendum on blasphemy law Ireland will vote on whether to remove blasphemy as an offence from its constitution on Friday, the same day as the Irish presidential election is on the same day. -
Europe News EU Parliament: Stop arms sales to Saudi Arabia Member states should follow Germany's lead -
Europe News Raab warns EU against no-deal Brexit It will all be Brussels' fault, negotiator tells parliament -
World News The dirty men of Europe: report identifies the worst EU countries for recycling A report has identified the EU countries that won't meet the EU's 2020 target of 50% recycling rate. -
Europe News Oleg Sentsov - a symbol of resistance in Ukraine Filmmaker was ready to die during hunger strike -
Russia Chita, Russia's Siberian crossroads, on the doorstep of China & Mongolia Our latest episode of "FollowUp Siberia" looks at a land of mighty rivers where modernism is meeting the challenge of taking tradition into the 21st century. -
Hungary Orban supporters took buses 'bought with EU-funds' to watch his anti-EU speech in Budapest A reader from a Hungarian news website noticed European Union flags on several of the vehicles and claimed they were local government minibuses, originally purchased with using EU rural subsidies -
Europe News Jailed Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov wins EU prize The Ukrainian filmmaker was arrested in 2014 and sentenced to 20 years in jail on terrorism charges, which he denies. -
United Kingdom 'French Spider-Man' arrested after climbing one of tallest towers in London 'French Spider-Man' arrested after climbing one of tallest towers in London -
World News 'Human Spider' Alain Robert climbing Heron Tower in London "I just want to make sure I am not putting my life at risk," Alain Robert told Sky News before starting his climb. -
World News Project to guarantee contracts to LBGT+ contractors is abandoned The public tender for a working space in Spain has been cancelled after a tribunal ruled it discriminated against heterosexual people. -
No Comment Migrants clash with Bosnian police while trying to cross the border into Croatia Several dozen migrants have clashed with Bosnian police while trying to cross the border into neighbouring Croatia, a member of the European Union. -
No Comment Paris zoo welcomes first baby orangutan in years The Paris zoo of "La Menagerie" in the Jardin des Plantes gardens welcomed the birth of a Bornean orangutan named Java, the zoo's first since 2005. -
No Comment Migrants find a brief moment of rest in Mexican town Central American migrants clustered for the night on Wednesday (October 24) in the southern Mexico town of Mapastepec after advancing on their trek toward the United States, despite Mexico's vows to hinder their progress under pressure from the Trump administration. -
No Comment Mexicans regroup after Willa's 'end of world' onslaught Residents on Mexico's Pacific coast on Wednesday (October 24) began clearing up the wreckage left by Hurricane Willa, which ripped through towns overnight, tearing off rooftops, downing power lines and splitting trees apart. -
United Kingdom Scotland to review cull laws after hunting picture causes outrage Scotland will review cull laws after a picture of an American TV presenter with her hunt caused outrage on social media. -
World News A 'brain tingle' might be able to put you in a better mood Does watching someone fold napkins, brush their hair or whisper to you make your brain go fuzzy? Some refer to it as a "brain orgasm." -
World News First lobbyist with Down syndrome advocates for the differently abled Kayla McKeon dreamed of working in an office. As the first D.C. lobbyist with Down syndrome, she's living her dream while advocating for others. -
Indonesia No money for your bus ride? Pay with plastic instead In Indonesia, city buses accept plastic bottles as payment for a ticket. -
Norway NATO begins ‘biggest military drills since end of Cold War’ The exercises stretching from the Baltic Sea to Iceland are designed to test NATO’s response to an attack on Norway. -
Albania The desperate and neglected animals at Europe’s ‘worst zoo’ A three-legged bear is among neglected animals set to be evacuated from what’s been dubbed Europe’s worst zoo. -
Hungary From Kabul to Budapest, you can ban gender studies but you can’t silence us | View Hungary's ban on gender studies reveals a widespread fear of marginalised voices, says a feminist from Afghanistan who moved to Budapest expecting to study the subject. -
Destinations The Beach is closed For the first time, ecology comes before economy as Maya Bay recover from mass tourism damaged -
Tonga You can leave your tag on: Meghan Markle makes rare fashion misstep Despite failing to remove the price tag in her dress it appears Markle was still championing moderately-priced fashion -
World News Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov wins 2018 Sakharov Prize The winner was announced in the European Parliament by Antonio Tajani -
Italy Archaeologists uncover 5 'undisturbed' skeletons at Pompeii | The Cube The skeletons were found just over a week after charcoal inscriptions that rewrote Pompeii's history as we know it were discovered -
World News Feeling stressed? It could affect your memory, study finds Some of the brain changes impact women more than men. -
World News 'The one where a robbery suspect looks just like Ross' "It's not ross. ... It's russ, he's trying to frame ross to win back Rachel," one commenter wrote. -
World Coastal erosion threatens Portugal's beaches Portugal’s beaches are among the most affected by coastal erosion in Europe. In vulnerable areas, the coastline has already retreated up to 100 meters. -
World News FBI arrest members of white nationalist group Authorities are still searching for Aaron Eason, 38, in connection with violence that took place at political rallies in three California cities. -
United Kingdom Facebook fine upheld over Cambridge Analytica data harvesting UK regulator upholds 500,000 pound ($645,000) fine for breaches of data protection law -
United Kingdom How do you get thrown off a flight? Do airlines have a plan for bad behaviour? Euronews takes a look at what systems are in place to quell bad behaviour on European flights. -
World News Tesla turns a profit in victory for CEO Elon Musk Shares rose more than 12 percent in after-hours trading, a measure of at least temporary vindication to embattled CEO Elon Musk. -
World Migrants clash with police at Bosnia-Croatia border Several people have been injured in Bosnia & Herzegovina in a stand-off between police and migrants trying to cross into EU member state Croatia. -
World News Will we ever know who won Mega 'Billion' in South Carolina? The player didn't immediately step forward and has 180 days to claim the prize. -
World News How will investigators catch the pipe bomb suspect? "It's simply a question of time and thorough investigation, and then this person will be arrested." -
World News Trump signs sweeping opioid bill with vow to end 'scourge' of drug addiction The legislation passed Congress with overwhelming bipartisan support. -
France Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy loses campaign financing appeal A Paris court said on Thursday that it had rejected Sarkozy’s appeal. -
United Kingdom Theresa May halts Conservative Party rebellion on Brexit UK Prime MInister appears to see off leadership challenge -
World News This isn't fake news: CNN president blasts Trump for attacks on the media The scathing statement came after the president commented about pipe bombs sent to Democratic leaders. -
World News What we know about the bombs sent to US political targets Senior technicians briefed on the case said that the aspiring bomber had all the components necessary to set off a successful explosion. -
World News Explosive device sent to CNN featured parody ISIS flag, 'Get Er Done' inscription An image on the explosive device sent to former CIA Director John Brennan on Tuesday appears to be a parody of an ISIS flag taken from a meme that has been circulating on right-wing corners of the internet since 2014. -
World News WWE star Roman Reigns steps away from the ring after revealing his leukemia has returned Roman Reigns made an emotional announcement on "WWE Raw" that he is stepping away from the ring to get treated for leukemia. -
World News Trump lectures critics, media on civility after pipe bombs sent to high-profile Democrats Americans should not "compare political opponents to historical villains" and "not mob people in public," Trump said. -
USA Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Airstrike kills at least 19 civilians at Yemen vegetable market, official says A Saudi-led coalition that intervened in Yemen's civil war in 2015 has conducted frequent airstrikes targeting the Iran-aligned Houthi group and has often hit civilians, although it denies doing so intentionally, according to Reuters.