30 October 2018 | Euronews
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Tunisia Tunisian migrants continue to risk all for the chance of a better life outside the country Young Tunisians make up the largest number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea. Euronews Correspondent Anelise Borges visited the coastal town of Zarzis in southern Tunisia to find out why so many Tunisian youths continue to risk everything for the chance of a better life outside the country. -
World News Indiana missionary gunned down in Cameroon Charles Wesco "loved the Lord," said his brother, state Rep. Tim Wesco. The State Department said it had no further information. -
Denmark Denmark accuses Iran of plotting activist's murder Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said it was "totally unacceptable that Iran or any other foreign state plans assassinations on Danish soil." -
World Raw Politics: Merkel's exit, air quality, Brexit coin What will the EU look like without German Chancellor Angela Merkel? The panel discusses this and more on this episode of Raw Politics. -
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Hungary Hungarian court aquits camerawoman who tripped and kicked migrants The Hungarian Supreme Court has revised the rulings of two lower courts that handed now acquitted Petra Laszlo three years' probation for disorderly conduct. -
No Comment Harry and Meghan partake in NZ welly wanging competition Prince Harry and Meghan are on a 16-day trip and they are now in New Zealand. The pair took part in a welly-wanging contest near Auckland. -
No Comment Gravity-defying indoor skydivers go for World Cup gold The elite of Indoor Skydiving showed off impressive athleticism and teamwork at the third FAI World Cup of Indoor Skydiving. -
No Comment Spine-chilling "scream park" gets hearts pumping in Spain Thinking of trick-or-treating with a Spanish flavour? Going to Spain's new Horrorland attraction might make you reconsider going out in the dark. -
No Comment Saint Mark's Square Underwater After Flooding in Venice Venice’s historic Saint Mark’s Square experienced heavy flooding after rains hit Northern Italy on October 27 and 28. -
No Comment Sydney divers carve Halloween pumpkins underwater The ultimate Halloween pumpkin carving competition was held at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium on Tuesday, October 30. -
Austria Vienna battles rising housing costs — can a new policy fix it? Vienna is dealing with the pressure of rising prices on its private housing market — rent and construction costs are exploding. -
USA James 'Whitey' Bulger dead: Notorious Boston mob boss found dead in West Virginia prison Notorious Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger was found dead at a federal prison in West Virginia -
World News Spanish football chief arrested in corruption probe Police investigating suspected corruption in football have arrested the vice president of the Spanish football association. -
World Has the UK stolen a march on Brussels with its digital services tax? | Raw Politics Is the UK trying to show that passing laws is easier outside the EU? -
World Is Europe’s pollution problem driving a surge in support for green parties? | Raw Politics What can be done to tackle air pollution in Europe and is a surge in support for green parties signalling a shift among voters? -
Focus Baku's Humanitarian Forum examines Globalisation & its discontents A wide range of speakers attended the sixth edition in Azerbaijan to mull world problems. -
Focus Crans-Montana Forum calls for political courage in troubled times The latest edition of the forum, held in Geneva, focussed on the ills of our age and the importance of security. -
New Zealand Meghan beats Harry in New Zealand 'welly-wanging' competition Meghan beats Harry in New Zealand 'welly-wanging' competition -
World Should taxpayers be paying for electric scooters for MEPs and EU staff? | Raw Politics A new trial will see 15 of the €500 electric scooters appear around the European Commission and European Parliament. -
Markets Siemens eyes Asian markets to boost power generation business - executive Siemens eyes Asian markets to boost power generation business - executive -
Europe News The Brief: NATO-Russia tension in Norway, Hungary's homeless and Theresa May In this edition of the brief we travel to Norway for NATO's largest military exercises since the Cold War, but the Secretary General plays down any comparisons. Hungary debates homelessness and Theresa May rejects Norway model. -
France All you need to know about French hunting accidents this year As accidents marred the start of the hunting season in France, Euronews looks at the incidents and what is being done to prevent them. -
Economy Croatia's euro bid The EU Commissioner for the euro, Valdis Dombrovskis, met with the Croatian government in Zagreb today to discuss the country's prospects to join the euro. -
Europe News Brussels baggage handler strike A strike of baggage handlers at Brussels Airport is likely to continue until Tuesday evening, after talks with management ended without an agreement late on Sunday. The strike, which had not been called by the unions in advance, began on Thursday evening. -
World News 'Stark differences' in East, West Europe towards minorities: report People in Central and Eastern Europe are less accepting of Muslims, Jews, same-sex marriage, and legal abortion, a Pew Research Center survey has found. -
Europe News Russia responds to Nato's Norway drills NATO military exercises have kicked off in earnest in Norway. Although planned many years ahead, it comes amid a deterioration of relations between Europe and Russia. -
France A century after the end of WW1, munitions are still being cleared 100 years after World War One, bomb clearance specialists are still working meticulously to remove unexploded munitions. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria arrests in probe into EU passport fraud Recipients are believed to have paid up to €5,000 for the passports. -
Argentina International dwarf football tournament tackles prejudice International dwarf football tournament tackles prejudice. Paraguay comes out on top in final. -
World News UN human rights chief calls for international experts to help Khashoggi inquiry United Nations human rights chief Michelle Bachelet called on Tuesday for international experts to be involved in an independent investigation into the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi -
Earth News Plastic-free tea bags Your guide to a zero-waste brew. -
France Say Bonjour to France's first baby gorilla of 2018 Baby gorilla born at the Beauval Zoo in Saint-Aignan-sur-Cher in Central France. -
Australia Choc bug cookies and worm nachos on Australian school menu A school in Canberra, Australia has introduced lessons teaching students how to use insects in cooking. The students are developing news recipes under the leadership of their science teacher. -
Republic of Ecuador Wikileaks founder Julian Assange loses case over embassy rules A court in Ecuador has rejected Wikileaks founder Julian Assange's lawsuit and ruled that he must abide by the London embassy's new rules. -
Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili: could the controversial former president return to Georgia? Ex-president Saakashvili could return to Georgia, says expert -
Germany Germany authorities investigating possible attack on high speed train The ICE high-speed line between Nuremberg and Munich has possibly been attacked, according to German authorities. -
India Good and evil go head to head as India celebrates Dussehra Indians are taking to the streets for the annual Hindu celebration of Dussehra. Traditions go back hundreds of years and it marks the victory of good over evil. -
Germany Did Angela Merkel’s handling of the migrant crisis seal her fate? | View Euronews asks political analyst Leopold Traugott about what impact the news of Angela Merkel’s long goodbye will have on Germany and the rest of Europe. -
Denmark Danes angered by US socialism report citing lower living standards in Nordic countries | The Cube A recent report released by the White House's Council of Economic Advisors claims Nordic countries have a lower standard of living due to socialism -
Markets European shares rise as BP, Volkswagen beat expectations European shares rise as BP, Volkswagen beat expectations -
World More than 90% of the world's children breathe toxic air every day, WHO report says More than 90% of the world's children breathe toxic air every day, according to a World Health Organization report. -
World News What populists get wrong about migrants and terrorism | View In the era of misinformation, what do the numbers reveal about terrorism trends in Europe and beyond? -
World News Wildlife populations drop 60% in 40 years due to human action: report The WWF estimates that current rate of species extinction are now up to 1,000 times higher than the standard rate of extinction in Earth's history. -
World News World's vertebrate population dropped by 60 percent since 1970, WWF says "There cannot be a healthy, happy and prosperous future for people" without biodiversity, the report warns. -
World Hammond promises 'end to austerity' if UK negotiates Brexit deal with EU The UK’s Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced that Britain’s "era of austerity is finally coming to an end", provided the government secures a Brexit deal with the EU. -
World Tunisia's Migrant Cemetery of the Unknown At least three times a week Chamseddine Marzouk tends to the ‘Cemetery of the Unknown’. He says he wants to provide dignity in death “each one of these bodies has a story…and a wish, a dream of another life.” -
World News Doomed Boeing 737's previous flight was a 'roller coaster' ride "I felt like the plane was losing power and unable to rise," one person aboard the aircraft's penultimate flight said. -
Germany Killer nurse pleads guilty to 100 further murders Niels Hogel, 41, told a court that the charges against him were largely accurate, news agency dpa reported. The trial began with a minute of silence for the victims. -
World News Steel worker awarded $87K for forced labor during WWII Japan denounced the verdict as "unthinkable," while expressing hope cooperation over North Korea would not be jeopardized. -
World NATO war exercises in Norway NATO has begun its biggest military exercise since the Cold War. The operation involving all 50,000 troops from all 29 NATO countries, as well as Finland and Sweden simulates an invasion of Norway by a 'fictitious agressor'. -
World News What's the difference between a comet and an asteroid? The two kinds of celestial bodies have a lot in common, but they're not at all the same. -
Earth News In conversation with Omar Sy He tells us his secret to staying “Forever Young”. -
World News Europe briefing: Four stories to know about today Here is our lunchtime round-up of the key stories around Europe. -
World News China to allow 'strictly controlled' rhino and tiger trade The trade "will have devastating consequences globally," a conservationist predicted.