29 October 2018 | Euronews
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Italy At least 9 dead in Italy as storms cause chaos in Europe Violent gales, heavy rains and snowfall have hit Europe, leaving at least nine people dead in Italy and cutting off roads and electricity. -
Sport Georgia tops judo medals table with three golds after final day of thrilling Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Georgia finished top of the medals table at the 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Slam, winning a total of three gold medals, as Russia claimed second place with two gold medals on the third and final day of a thrilling judo competition in the U.A.E. -
World News Khashoggi's fiancee disappointed in U.S. response "Like everyone else, I am still waiting for answers," said Hatice Cengiz. -
USA Pentagon to send 5,200 troops to U.S.-Mexico border in 'Operation Faithful Patriot' to stop migrant caravan President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon on Monday to deploy 5,200 troops to the U.S.-Mexico border by the end of the week to stop a large group migrants and refugees in a caravan from entering the country. -
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World News NASA probe now closer to sun than any spacecraft ever Parker will make 24 close approaches to the sun over the next seven years, ultimately coming within just 3.8 million miles. -
World From the financial crisis to the migration crisis — Merkel's legacy | Raw Politics The cube team takes a look at Merkel's legacy and reactions in Germany after "Mutti" announced she would be stepping down. -
Turkey Turkey's Erdogan opens new airport, set to be one of 'world's largest' The airport, which will be fully operational in January, is set to take in 90 million passengers a year, with plans to expand to 200 million per year. -
World News Man killed as second caravan pushes into Mexico The death was caused by a rubber bullet at the Mexico-Guatemala border -
World News Raw Politics: British budget, Bolsonaro victory, Merkel announcement On this episode of Raw Politics, the panel discusses German Chancellor Angela Merkel's announcement that she will not be running for reelection while far-right Jair Bolsonaro wins in the Brazil election. -
World Macron, Merkel, Putin and Erdogan holding hands — an unlikely photo | Raw Politics You could say the leaders' body language spoke volumes in a photograph after a summit on Syria -
Russia Crocodiles used by Russian church in bid to attract more youngsters to prayer Service with a snap: church uses crocodiles to attract new recruits -
No Comment Greek students clash with police in central Athens A protest by Greek students over education reform suddenly turned violent on Monday ( October 29) when youths clashed with police in central Athens outside the parliament building. -
No Comment Migrants clash with security forces at Guatemala-Mexico border A new group of migrants bound for the United States clashed with Mexican authorities at the border between Mexico and Guatemala on Sunday (October 28). -
No Comment Pandas excited by first snow this autumn in northeast China Two pandas frolicked in their snow-covered enclosure as the first snow this autumn enveloped the Yabuli Ski Resort in Harbin, in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, on Saturday. -
No Comment Donald and Melania Trump hand out Halloween sweets to children at White House Donald and Melania Trump marked Halloween at the White House on Sunday (October 28) by handing out sweets to children. -
Chile Watch: Footballer celebrates goal by proposing to girlfriend Video shows Venezuelan striker Eduard Bello proposing to his girlfriend in the middle of the Chilean league match between Antofagasta and Everton on Sunday. -
Markets European stocks bounce back on Italy relief, China growth worries linger European stocks bounce back on Italy relief, China growth worries linger -
Adventures Ishigaki's Blue Coral one of Okinawa's must-see adventures Ishigaki island is just one of many in the Okinawan archipelago, but its Blue Coral reef is beyond compare. -
World News Female suicide bomber injures 9 in Tunisia A female suicide bomber injured nine people — mostly police officers — after setting off an explosion in a busy street in Tunisia, authorities said. -
Italy In pictures: Tourists stuck as floods hit Venice Around three-quarters of the Italian lagoon city of Venice has been flooded after strong winds raised the water level by 156 centimeters. -
Europe News Air pollution levels still exceed healthy limits in Europe The European Environment Agency has released a report saying that 500,000 premature deaths can be linked to the toxic air we breathe. According to their findings, air pollution is the main cause of premature death in 41 European countries. -
World Is it too early to tell who might replace Merkel? | Raw Politics Today's expert panel will discuss what spelt the end for German Chancellor Angela Merkel and who might be her replacement. -
Europe News EU time change hits a bump in the road The EU's plans to change daylight savings once and for all have hit a stumbling block. While many EU countries agree that the time change does little to save energy, there is less agreement on whether to stick to summer or winter time. -
Japan Japanese Princess steps down to marry Japan's Princess Ayako gives up the royal title for love. She tied the knot with 32-year-old Kei Moriya – an employee of shipping company Nippon Yusen. -
United Kingdom UK ‘to release new 50p coin’ to mark Brexit The UK is to create a new 50p coin to mark the island’s exit from the European Union (EU). -
Europe News The Brief: saving time, Croatia's euro bid and WW2 war reparations In this edition EU daylight savings time change hits a snag, Croatia's bid to join the eurozone gets a boost and Poland calls for WW2 war reparations from Germany. -
Next Series Transkribus system makes breakthrough in understanding medieval texts Artificial intelligence is being used at the University of Innsbruck, part of the EU's READ project, to automatically transcribe previously unintelligible historical documents, and make the system available as a phone app. -
United Kingdom Spending rises in 'end-of-austerity' UK budget: Key points at-a-glance Spending rises in 'end-of-austerity' UK budget: Key points at-a-glance -
Earth News Pineapple ‘leather’ goods Invest in fruit wear. -
United Arab Emirates First Emirati-made satellite launched into space KhalifaSat, the first-ever Emirati-manufactured satellite successfully launched into space from Japan’s Tanegashima Space Centre on October 29. -
Earth News Could this boat solve the world's problems with plastic waste? A colourful traditional sailing boat has been made up of millions of pieces of plastic to raise awareness of plastic pollution. -
World News Pirates release a dozen hostages taken from Swiss shipper's crew The ship carrying wheat was attacked Sept. 22 as it sailed near Nigeria from Lagos to Port Harcourt. -
Germany Merkel's party dealt electoral blow: What you need to know The German Chancellor announced she would step down in 2021 following disappointing results for her CDU party in the Hesse state election. -
World News Once the world's most powerful woman, Merkel signals the end is nigh "Angela Merkel knows quite clearly that she is living through the last months or through the last year of her chancellorship," one analyst said. -
World News Woman blows herself up in central Tunis, 80 wounded: Interior Ministry A woman blew herself up in the centre of the Tunisian capital Tunis on Monday, injuring 80, according to a spokesman for the Tunisian Interior Ministry. -
France 11th Route du Rhum sets off from St. Malo Romain Attanasio invites euronews on board his boat ahead of the world's toughest transatlantic race, and we also talk to his British-born wife, who is racing against him! -
Italy Moka coffee maker: the iconic Italian design struggling amid competition from capsules Trouble brewing: Italian icon Moka feeling the coffee capsule pressure -
Greece Powerful quake permanently moves Greek Island by 3 centimetres The Greek island of Zakynthos has shifted at least 3 c.m. southwest after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocked the island on Friday. -
World News How plants and animals can help humans fight climate change In the emerging field of biomimicry, scientists and inventors take inspiration from trees, whales and coral. -
Markets HSBC helps boost FTSE as markets recover from sharp falls HSBC helps boost FTSE as markets recover from sharp falls -
Brazil Brazil's Bolsonaro: A new candidate for trial in the Hague? | View Brazil's newly elected president, Jair Bolsonaro, promotes destructive environmental policies that could amount to international crimes, warn human rights experts. -
World Leicester City FC owner among five people killed in stadium helicopter crash The owner of Leicester City was among five people killed when his helicopter crashed outside the football club's stadium on Saturday evening, Leicestershire Police have confirmed. -
World News New EU rules will force Australian farmers to choose between treatment or trade | View The European Parliament has voted in favour of a bill that could create unnecessary pressure for farmers and veterinarians the world over, holding them to EU standards if they want to trade with Europe, writes the Australian Veterinary Association's president. -
United Kingdom Sulky word wins fourth Scrabble world title for New Zealander The final score was 575-452 with "groutier" scoring 68 points. -
World News 'I'm not OK': Michael Bublé opens up about his son's cancer battle The singer talked about his family's difficult journey in an episode of "Carpool Karaoke" with James Corden. -
World Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro wins Brazilian presidential elections In Brazil, far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro has won a decisive victory in the presidential elections. He took over 55 per cent of the vote in the run-off against ruling party candidate Fernando Haddad, leaving supporters of both parties screaming at each other in the streets. -
Georgia Georgia elections: two former foreign ministers will go head to head Two of Georgia's former foreign ministers are celebrating after exit poll results on Sunday mark them as frontrunners in the country's presidential election. -
Germany Merkel will step down as chancellor in 2021 German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday announced she will be stepping down as chancellor in 2021. -
World News Japanese princess 'filled with happiness' after marrying commoner "I am filled with happiness," she told reporters. -
World News Here's how far-right Bolsonaro won power in Brazil For many exhausted by stories of politicians plundering public coffers, the image of a stern and austere father figure ready to bring order was refreshing. -
World News Pittsburgh Mayor to Trump: Armed guards are not the answer "We should try to stop irrational behavior from happening at the forefront," Bill Peduto tells "Meet the Press" in the wake of Saturday's deadly shooting. -
World News Brazil has elected a president far more dangerous than Trump | View The many reasons why Bolsonarismo stands alone when compared to its global far-right peers. -
World News Forensic advances led to speedy arrest in bombing case "If you have 10 or more intact devices, that's a laboratory scientist's nirvana," a former assistant FBI director said. -
World News Pipe bomb suspect built devices in his van, sources say Sayoc lived in a van covered in pro-Trump images. -
Indonesia Indonesia Lion Air plane crash: what we know Divers in Indonesia have recovered a flight recorder from the sea bed, which could help determine what caused a Lion Air jet to crash into the Java Sea on Monday, killing 189 people. -
World News Thousands at vigil proclaim: Don't be scared to be Jewish "There's a violent ether in the air that is terrifying, but it's only as terrifying as we let it be," a prominent rabbi declares. -
Earth News This is some serious trash art It involves a giant plastic shark. -
Europe News Brussels attack survivor and former sports star runs marathon On Sunday, Sebastien Bellin hovered behind the starting line of the Brussels marathon - two-and-a-half years after wondering whether or not he'd be able to walk again. -
World News Synagogue shooting victims include 2 brothers, husband and wife An official said at a news conference that the victims' families have all been notified and are "are in shock" and "grieving." -
World News Jakarta crash, Brazil, and Merkel to end CDU reign: Five stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Lion Air flight from Jakarta to Sumatra crashes, rescue agency says It wasn't immediately clear how many people were on board, a Boeing 737 MAX 8, which has a top capacity of 178 to 200 passengers, according to Boeing. -
Sport Judo sends a message of peace to the world during the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam on World Judo Day Day two of the history-making Abu Dhabi Grand Slam produced an emotionally charged day both on and off the tatami as Israel - who were competing under their own flag for the first time in a Gulf country - and France, Georgia and the Netherlands struck gold in Abu Dhabi on World Judo Day. -
World News Far-right Bolsonaro wins Brazil presidential race He rode a wave of frustration over corruption and crime that brought a dramatic swing to the right in the world's fourth-largest democracy.