2018-11-01

Green News

Agenda: what’s on in November?

Events promoting animal welfare and sustainable living in Europe.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

Italy

More enigmas? New exhibition throws light on da Vinci's notebook

A new exhibition in Florence unlocks the secrets of Leonardo da Vinci's extraordinary notebook, the 'Codex Leicester'.

01/11/2018

Markets

European shares extend gains as strong BT, ING, ASM results boost

European shares extend gains as strong BT, ING, ASM results boost

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

World

One Bosnian war veteran has turned his café into a soup kitchen

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.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

Europe News

Maastricht Treaty 25 years on: the birth of the EU and eurosceptism

Maastricht Treaty 25 years on: the birth of the EU ... and euroscepticism

01/11/2018

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.”

01/11/2018

Living

Embracing change, one cup at a time

Old world coffee culture goes 'third wave'

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

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.

01/11/2018

Living

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".

01/11/2018