31 October 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Spanish police bust ‘black magic’ sex trafficking ring Fifteen young Brazilian transsexuals in the southeastern city of Murcia have been rescued from a sex trafficking ring, which forced them into prostitution through physical abuse and threats of black magic. -
World News UN treaty of migration: What was agreed Some 190 countries are scheduled to ratify the treaty in December to make regular migration safe and more orderly around the world. Euronews takes a look at what they are committing to. -
World News Trump says he could send as many as 15,000 troops to the border The total would be nearly triple the 5,200 announced by the Defense Department, and nearly triple the number authorized to serve in Iraq. -
World News Weary migrant caravan rests in south Mexico, asks for buses Thousands of Central American migrants in a caravan that has already advanced 250 miles into Mexico hope they won't have to walk anymore, at least for a while. -
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USA Pittsburgh massacre suspect indicted on federal hate crime charges, faces 535 years The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect could face more than 500 years in prison based on new charges. -
World News Northern Ireland ad campaign tackles paramilitary violence | Raw Politics A new ad campaign launched by the government in Northern Ireland is urging parents not to bring their children to paramilitary groups for extra-judicial punishments. -
United Kingdom PMQs get fiery as May defends economic record | Raw Politics British Prime Minister Theresa May was met with a chorus of shouts from opposition politicians in parliament as she defended her government’s economic record during prime minister’s questions. -
World Raw Politics: Italian budget, EU immigration, Brexit talks On this episode of Raw Politics, the panel discusses a looming humanitarian crisis with an estimated 5,000 people on the Bosnian-Herzegovinian border as winter rolls in while the Italian government prepare to meet the EC after their budget proposal was rejected. -
France Approval ratings for French President Macron hit record lows | Raw Politics New approval ratings show that French President Emmanuel Macron is more unpopular than ever, with no-confidence levels hitting a record 71%. -
Europe News NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg denies Norway exercises show alliance is expanding northwards In an interview with Euronews, Stoltenberg denied the military alliance is expanding northwards to counter new threats. -
World News Innovative farming game aims to transform business in the field A 'smart' game is trying to help farmers make decisions about new tech products before they invest in them. -
Markets Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead -
World News Doctors of Death and Nurses who Neutralise - The Scrubs Killers After a former German nurse admitted to killing 100 patients at two hospitals in Germany, Euronews takes a look at other doctors and nurses who have killed patients. -
World News Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect now charged with 44 counts The suspect in a mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh that killed 11 worshippers has been charged on a total of 44 counts, up from 29 counts previously, according to a federal indictment filed on Wednesday. -
United Kingdom Stephen Hawking's wheelchair up for grabs as great physicist's items auctioned An online auction of Stephen Hawking's personal items will include his wheelchair and PhD Thesis. -
Focus EU-China partnership centre stage at Global Tourism Economy Forum Leading experts and decision-makers come together in Macao to discuss future face of travel industry, -
Europe News UK Brexit ministry says no set date for EU negotiations to end Britain's Brexit ministry on Wednesday dismissed reports that it hoped to reach a deal with the EU by November 21, saying that there was no set date for the negotiations to end. -
Europe News On the ground with NATO in Norway NATO is conducting huge military exercises in Norway. For the first time since the Cold War a US aircraft carrier is sailing above the Arctic Circle. In conjunction with Trident Juncture, the USS Harry S. Truman, is leading a US strike carrier group. Andrei Beketov was on location with the troops. -
Earth News Designer bar soap Handcrafted, soft and stunning. -
No Comment India inaugurates world's tallest statue to celebrate independence hero India on Wednesday (October 31) inaugurated the world's tallest statue, a $400-million effigy of independence hero Vallabhbhai Patel that towers nearly twice the height of New York's Statue of Liberty. -
No Comment Maori welcoming ceremony held for Harry and Meghan in Rotorua Maori welcoming ceremony held for Harry and Meghan in Rotorua -
USA Watch: the lab-made chicken nuggets that avoid killing any birds Not paltry? The chicken nuggets that don’t kill any birds -
No Comment Violence flares at Sao Paulo anti-Bolsonaro protest Protesters marched in several cities across Brazil against far-right Brazilian president-elect Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday night. -
Target 5G, blockchain and IoT: what does the future of telecommunications look like? The Capacity Europe conference in London looked at the opportunities and challenges facing world telecoms on the eve of the introduction of revolutionary new 5G technology. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Concern for migrants as tensions rise and temperatures plunge on Bosnia-Croatia border Tensions rise and temperatures plunge for stranded migrants in Bosnia. -
Russia Watch: Man jumps in freezing Russian river to rescue dog A man has jumped into a freezing river in St Petersburg to rescue his dog after it slipped and fell in. -
Greece UEFA investigates Athens stadium after fan video shows structural movement The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) are investigating over fears Athens Olympic ‘Spyros Louis’ Stadium is moving more than it should. -
World Eating pizza under the shelling: life on the contact line in eastern Ukraine The conflict in eastern Ukraine has caused thousands of victims and disrupted civilians' lives. But in that region, people also want to look at the future. Stories of resilience from the East. -
Turkey Khashoggi was strangled as soon as he entered consulate, Turkish prosecutor says Turkey has given its first public confirmation that Khashoggi was strangled and dismembered after entering the consulate on October 2. -
Destinations The city with a million plants The first Forest City of the world will host 30,000 people. -
Next Series #AskSpace | LIVE from Facebook: a special edition #AskSpace | Could humans travel at the speed of light? What are the health consequences of staying in space for more than a year? Could you ride a bike on the Moon? Euronews' Jeremy Wilks and ESA's systems engineer Tiago Soares answered the questions LIVE on Facebook. -
World News Russian teen blows himself up in FSB building, prompting terrorism investigation Investigators said they had identified the teenager as a resident of the city, which is around 20 miles north of Moscow. -
World News UK Tories' support for Orban: A sign of our troubled times | View Orbán’s Hungary and Brexit Britain are symptoms of the same malaise that has befallen much of the West, writes UK Labour MEP Neena Gill. -
Denmark What’s behind Denmark’s ‘Iran murder plot’ claims? | Euronews answers Denmark is calling for the EU to impose fresh sanctions on Iran, accusing Tehran of being behind a foiled assassination plot on Danish soil. -
World News How a right-wing troll and a Russian Twitter account created 2016's biggest voter fraud story How a right-wing troll and a Russian Twitter account created 2016's biggest voter fraud story -
World News Feds charge Chinese intelligence officers with stealing U.S. plane technology According to the indictment, the officers and their hackers stole technology for a turbofan jet engine used in U.S. and European commercial airliners. -
Markets Big bounce for European shares as investors put messy October behind them Big bounce for European shares as investors put messy October behind them -
World Month of The Dead: Exploring the darker side of London's history In Britain, Londoners have been celebrating the darker side of their city's history with the annual Month Of The Dead event. -
World News U.S. takes aim at ally Saudi Arabia, demands end to war in Yemen "We've got to move toward a peace effort here. And we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future. We need to be doing this in the next 30 days." -
World US denounces Russian role in Syria crisis. The United States Special Representative for Syria has denounced Russia’s role in the conflict there and its “unyielding" support for the Assad Regime. In an interview with our correspondent Méabh Mc Mahon, James Jeffrey said the US would not finance any reconstruction in the country. -
Austria EU regrets Austria's backing out of global migration pact It's after Austria followed the United States and Hungary in backing out of a United Nations migration pact. -
World Funerals held for some of the 11 victims of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting U.S. President Donald Trump and his family visited Pittsburgh yesterday and spent time at the Tree of Life synagogue where 11 people were shot in the deadliest attack on Jewish people in America's history. His reception was mixed- but away from the protests and the President were the funerals. -
World News Jews assail so-called 'Christian rabbi' who appeared with Pence, and so does his own movement Loren Jacobs, who spoke at a rally with the vice-president, was stripped of his ordination by the Messianic movement in 2003. -
World News Texas man arrested for allegedly plotting to kill, eat child A U.S. Department of Homeland Security Investigations Task Force member pretended to be an interested person and began messaging with Alexander Barter, 21. -
Sweden Disgusting Food Museum to make gross profit with bull penis, mouse wine The Disgusting Food Museum - in Malmo, Sweden - hopes to turn over a gross profit with bull penis, mouse wine, maggot cheese, and other horrors, -
World News Advocates blast Trump's call to end birthright citizenship as 'ethnic cleansing' "This is ethnic cleansing. This is an attempt to whiteout America's history and heritage as a nation of immigrants," one advocate said. -
World News 91-year-old actor who played Mr. Feeny on 'Boy Meets World' thwarts burglary "Weird detail no one's reporting, as the burglar ran away he yelled, "Dream! Try! Do Good!," Danielle Fishel, who plays Topanga, wrote on Twitter. -
World News Late Registration: Kanye West says he's 'distancing himself from politics' The music mogul says his "eyes are now wide open" and he's "been used to spread messaged I don't believe in." -
World News Facebook hits 2.27 billion monthly active users as earnings stabilize Mark Zuckerberg said in a press release that the company's apps serve more than 2 billion people each day. -
World News Christian on Pakistan's death row for blasphemy is ordered released Human rights groups say blasphemy laws are increasingly being exploited by religious extremists as well as ordinary Pakistanis to settle personal scores. -
World News Facebook removes pages belonging to far-right group 'Proud Boys' Facebook on Tuesday began taking down pages affiliated with the Proud Boys, a far-right organization whose members were involved in a violent fight in New York this month. -
Earth News October’s positive news The 19 good news of the month -
World News Bones found near Vatican Embassy revive 1983 cold case The disappearance of 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi has bedeviled investigators for decades. -
World News Painting sells for $432,500. The artist? An algorithm. The portrait of the fictional Edmond Belamy sold for 43 times its expected price. -
India India unveils the tallest statue in the world The Statue of Unity is double the size of the Statue of Liberty and stands at 182 metres tall. -
World News How one scientist convinces skeptics that faith and climate action aren't at odds "The first step is to connect over shared concerns." -
World News Space telescope dead after long 'blockbuster' mission "It's changed how we look at the night sky." -
World News Mueller refers sex assault scheme targeting him to FBI for investigation "We immediately referred the matter to the FBI for investigation," said Peter Carr, spokesperson for the special counsel. -
World News Trump's birthright plan vs. the U.S. Constitution: Here's who wins ANALYSIS: The 14th Amendment may not have been intended to provide citizenship to everyone born in the U.S. -
World News Trump visits site of Pittsburgh synagogue murders His visit was controversial in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, the Jewish community here, among city leaders and in the political world. -
World News Google employees plan walkout over handling of sexual misconduct "Hundreds of people are demanding structural change, not just inclusive sounding PR." -
World News It's OK, you can dress chickens in Halloween costumes, CDC says You can put that Deadpool costume on your chicken — as long as you take certain precautions. -
Ecotech This car maker is investing €6 billion in going electric It will release a car that demanded the hiring of 1,200 new employees. -
World News Pittsburgh police injured in synagogue mass shooting identified President Trump visited with an officer who had been shot seven times in the attack, the White House said. -
World News Assassination attempt, killer nurse: Six stories to know about today Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning. -
World News Position of crashed Lion Air jet may have been located Finding the fuselage would bring the search effort closer to retrieving the airplane's flight recorders, which are crucial to the investigation. -
World News Venice streets under water in worst flooding in a decade amid deadly storms A woman was killed in the northern region of Trentino-Alto Adige after she was buried in mud after a landslide and a firefighter was struck by a tree while responding to the emergency.