1 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump vows to crack down on asylum seekers at the border In a speech Thursday, the president announced two new immigration policies that are expected to be met with lawsuits in federal court. -
World News Trump moves to crack down on asylum seekers ahead of US elections Trump moves to crack down on asylum seekers ahead of U.S. elections -
Russia Dramatic onboard footage captures Soyuz rocket launch failure The Russian space agency has released dramatic onboard footage of last month’s failed Soyuz rocket launch, as investigators announced that a faulty sensor was responsible for the incident. -
USA NASA’s planet-hunting Kepler telescope retires after nine years exploring space The spacecraft, which discovered some 2,600 planets outside of the solar system, has run out of fuel. -
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Markets World stocks start month firmer as risk sentiment rebounds World stocks start month firmer as risk sentiment rebounds -
World News Huge underwater volcano chain discovered off the coast of Tasmania The find offers a glimpse into a previously unknown marine ecosystem — and spotlights just how little we know about the seafloor. -
Sweden Technology to help stroke survivors recover A lab in Sweden has developed innovative technology to help stroke survivors recover. -
Smart Regions EU Cohesion Policy boosts Sweden's forestry sector - sustainably Looking to extract the most from forests for Europe's bioeconomy of the future, the EU is investing & innovating. -
Romania Romania mulls legalising same-sex civil unions after referendum fail Romania is set to debate legalising same-sex civil unions — just weeks after a referendum that tried to bury the idea of gay marriage. -
Musica Sonya Yoncheva's "Medea" casts her spell on Berlin In her 50th role, the Bulgarian soprano unites with Daniel Barenboim in an unforgettable opera. -
No Comment Watch : Rare 'Dumbo' octopus seen in California deep-sea dive A rare 'Dumbo' octopus was spotted by scientists during a deep-sea research dive done by their unmanned robotic submersible off the coast of California. -
No Comment Artist arrested for painting a red dove on Franco's tomb An artist has been arrested after painting a dove in red on Gen. Francisco Franco's tomb, an attack that comes as debate rages in Spain over the exhumation of the country's 20th-century dictator -
Russia Russia imposes financial sanctions on Ukraine's political elite Russia has signed a decree imposing financial sanctions on Ukraine's political elite, freezing their property and financial assets in Russia. Hundreds of politicians and officials, as well as dozens of Ukrainian owned businesses are said to be targeted in response to similar measures taken by Kiev. -
No Comment Fire breaks out after ferry collides with crane at Barcelona port A ferry collided with a crane at the port of Barcelona on Wednesday (October 31), causing the crane to fall over and start a fire, eyewitness video showed. -
World News Angela Merkel defended democracy against populism. She also fueled its rise | View Will history remember Merkel as the woman who helped build the current liberal world order or someone whose decisions have put it in jeopardy? Or both? -
No Comment A mammoth operation to remove infected tusk A mammoth operation to remove infected tusk -
No Comment WATCH! The 2018 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) final stage. After Venice, Hong Kong and Singapore, the 72 watches selected by the jury of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) are arrived at the final stage of their international journey. -
Italy Italy's 'land-for-children' idea and other European attempts at reversing declining birth rates Have a kid, win a fridge! Euronews looks at solutions to the 'issue' of low birth rates. -
Ecotech How to make your plane journey greener? In style. -
World News Google staff stage global walkouts over handling of harassment complaints Google staff are staging a global walkout over complaints of sexism, racism and unchecked executive power in their workplace. -
France French gender equality minister donates hair to cancer patients The politician said she had been reluctant to go public with the personal action, but wanted “to make this initiative known to all those who can and want to contribute”. -
World News Instagram kidnap: could it happen to you? Olia Kedik, also known as Olia Moda, is a Russian fashion blogger based in San Francisco, California. Her Instagram account was hacked in early August 2018, and hackers bribed her to pay 350 dollars to get it back. -
World News Brexit 'bad boy' faces criminal probe over referendum campaign cash Trump associate Arron Banks denies any Russian link to his pro-Brexit donations during the 2016 referendum campaign. -
France Over 100 arrested across France after Snapchat call for police ‘purge’ goes viral Police reportedly deployed 15,000 officers across the country in anticipation of violence on Halloween. -
World News Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect pleads not guilty federal hate crime charges Bowers was flanked by two U.S. marshals as he entered a courtroom Thursday wearing red prison scrubs, a bandage on his left arm and shackles on his hands and feet. -
Greece In their words: Children and young refugees living in camps on Greek islands | View Children and young people explain what it's like to grow up in an overcrowded refugee camp, and how access to a family support center gives them hope. -
The Cube British village outraged over pro-Trump midterm campaign 'smear' | #TheCube Residents of a village in Essex, United Kingdom, have expressed anger over a photo used in a Republican campaign advertisement. -
United Kingdom 'Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed' on BREXIT financial services deal A British Government spokesperson tells Euronews 'nothing is agreed until everything is agreed' on a Brexit financial services deal. -
World News Pope Francis can help solve mystery of girl's disappearance, brother says Over the years, her case has been linked to everything from the plot to kill St. John Paul II to the Vatican bank's financial scandal. -
World News Probe into Brexit campaign funder Arron Banks moves beyond electoral law offences -
Earth News Agenda: what’s on in November? Events promoting animal welfare and sustainable living in Europe. -
World News Conscientious objectors win landmark case in South Korea The ruling will be welcome news for those who call for greater individual rights and freedom of opinion in South Korea. -
Italy Leonardo da Vinci's notebook on show in Florence A new exhibition in Florence unlocks the secrets of Leonardo da Vinci's extraordinary notebook, the 'Codex Leicester'. -
Markets European shares extend gains as strong BT, ING, ASM results boost European shares extend gains as strong BT, ING, ASM results boost -
World News Paris Pumpkin Penalty! Footballers get into Halloween spirit Stars at French football giants Paris Saint Germain got the fright of their lives as the club got into the Halloween spirit. -
World Police investigate deaths of Saudi sisters The deaths of two Saudi sisters have been at the centre of a growing mystery. The bodies of 22-year-old Rotana Farea, and her 16-year old sister Tala Farea, were found last week in Hudson River. -
World News At least 58,600 people died while seeking better lives since 2014 As people worldwide flee war, hunger and a lack of jobs, global migration has soared to record highs. -
World Bosnian war veteran hosts soup kitchen for migrants For two years the Bosnian town of Velika Kladuša has been a bottleneck for migrants - trying to get into the EU. It’s an area where locals throughout history have themselves left for a better life elsewhere. One Bosnian war veteran has turned his café into a makeshift soup kitchen for those in need. -
World Protests in Pakistan after Supreme Court acquits Christian Asia Bibi of blasphemy The streets of Pakistan are full of anger after the country's Supreme Court acquitted a Christian woman accused of blasphemy, and Prime Minister Imran Khan is appealing for calm. Asia Bibi has been on death row since 2010 and she'll be walking out of prison to the firestorm her case has created. -
World US emphasises military commitment to Europe during NATO war games America is emphasising its increasing military presence in Europe as Nato's biggest military exercise since the Cold War continues in Norway. Trident Juncture involves all 29 members plus Finland and Sweden. The US has recently increased its military personnel based in Europe. -
World News The Mideast's Island of Peace is facing an uncertain future "We used to live unsafe lives because of explosions, now we are living without water," one Iraqi farmer said. -
Europe News Maastricht Treaty 25 years on: the birth of the EU ... and euroscepticism Maastricht Treaty 25 years on: the birth of the EU ... and euroscepticism -
World News Swiss company's approach to plastic recycling 'like unmaking pasta' “Our process is putting the pasta into the reactor, and it comes out as water and flour, the original pasta ingredients. Then we can make pasta — well, plastic — again.” -
Earth News Embracing change, one cup at a time Old world coffee culture goes 'third wave' -
Indonesia Divers recover jet's flight recorder on Indonesia seafloor The device will help investigators determine what caused the 2-month-old plane to plunge into the sea, killing all 189 people on board. -
World News Khashoggi latest, tentative Brexit deal: Five stories to know today Euronews looks back at some of the biggest stories across Europe this morning. -
Earth News Exhibition opens in Geneva to present this year's trending watches The mobile exhibition presents 72 watches competing to win the "Watchmaking World’s Oscar".