2 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Turkey's Erdogan says Khashoggi kill order came from 'highest levels' of Saudi government Turkey's Erdogan says Khashoggi kill order came from 'highest levels' of Saudi government -
Yemen The girl who became the face of Yemen’s humanitarian crisis One deeply distressing photograph of a starving little girl has become the human face of Yemen’s vast humanitarian crisis. -
USA ‘Game of Thrones’ stars, network react to Trump’s ‘sanctions are coming’ tweet Stars of ‘Game of Thrones’ and its network have reacted to a tweet by US President Donald Trump in which he used imagery and language from the hit show to promote upcoming sanctions against Iran. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina On the ground at the Bosnian-Croatian border where migrant tensions are rising Euronews correspondent Hans von der Brelie takes you to the border between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Croatia, where tensions are rising as migrants demand entry to the European Union. -
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Germany German state Hesse finally abolishes death penalty A region in Germany has this week formally abolished the death penalty and with it fixed a quirk of history. -
World News FBI confirms suspicious package to American billionaire Tom Steyer recovered The FBI has confirmed in a tweet that they recovered a suspicious package addressed to American billionaire Tom Steyer on Thursday night. The package was similar to another one sent to Steyer last week. -
Japan Japan Airlines apologises after arrested co-pilot was close to '10 times over alcohol limit' Japan Airlines has issued an apology after one of its co-pilots was arrested for being over the legal blood alcohol limit for a pilot. -
Taiwan Taipei mayor releases viral rap video in re-election bid The mayor of Taiwan’s capital, Taipei, has released a rap video as part of his re-election bid, in which he repeatedly urges voters to “do the right thing”. -
World News Direct flights resume between FYR Macedonia and Greece A passenger route between the capitals of FYR Macedonia and Greece has resumed 12 years after it was halted due to Greek objections over the name of its Balkan neighbour. -
Taste Tasting Japan with Thierry Voisin - Michelin Japanese cusine you can try at home A voyage around Japan reveals the depth of its culinary treats, and in this Taste special, we have some recipe suggestions that you can try and serve up yourselves. -
Taste Michelin-starred chef Thierry Voisin shares his recipe for Shiitake mushrooms with "Taste" Another Japanese delicacy brought to our tables in Thierry Voisin's unique style. -
World News Muslim cleric known as 'Father of the Taliban' killed in Pakistan Maulana Samiul Haq may have been tortured before murder in an "organized attack," family members told NBC News. -
Germany Germans launch fashion label which makes bags from migrant dinghies German friends launch a sustainable fashion label that produces trendy handbags out of used dinghies. -
Sport Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia and Romania consider joint 2030 World Cup bid The quartet are also thinking about bidding to host the European football championships in 2032. -
Focus Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève shows off competition's final selection With the winners from the 72 magnificent timepieces to be announced on November 14th, the latest edition of the "watchmakers' Oscars" is a blend of ancient art and innovation...at a price. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Merkel's long farewell, NATO manoeuvre's and time changes In this edition we break down the week in Europe - from Merkel's demise to NATO's Norway military exercises and the EU's mission to change time. -
World News Which British scientist should be the face of the new £50 note? The Bank of England is asking the British public to nominate a scientist for a new plastic 50-pound note that will replace the current paper version. -
No Comment Halloween at the White House and underwater pumpkins: No Comments of the week Euronews takes a look back at some of the best Halloween videos from this week’s No Comment section. -
Georgia I want to clear my name and return to Georgia, Saakashvili tells Euronews in exclusive interview Georgia’s democracy stronger than Russia’s blackmail, says Saakashvili -
Thailand Can a Country Ban Students From Kissing, Even at Home? | NBC Left Field Thailand passed a regulation 13-years ago banning “public displays of affection” for all students in the country. A debate has now sprung up in the country, with some arguing that this amendment was created to force conservative cultural values on Thai youth. -
World News Ambush on bus carrying Coptic Christian pilgrims in Egypt leaves several dead Friday's attack is the second to target pilgrims heading to the St. Samuel the Confessor monastery in as many years. The previous attack in May 2017 left nearly 30 people dead. -
Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili speaks to Euronews: interview transcript Georgia’s democracy stronger than Russia’s blackmail, says ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili -
Business Planet Beefing up business: How the EU can help SMEs protect their IP Intellectual property can mean the difference between an SME going global or going to the wall. An EU business support system exists to help companies profit more from, and protect, their IP. -
Egypt Christians in Egypt prepare to bury dead a day after attack Gunmen killed at least seven in an attack on a bus driving towards a Coptic Christian monastery in Egypt. -
World News US announces return of all pre-nuclear deal sanctions on Iran, with waiver exceptions Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin made the announcement Friday. -
World News Iraq sends up to 30,000 fighters to secure Syrian border from ISIS Iraq fears a repeat of its disastrous 2014 losses as ISIS stormed its way to a caliphate. -
World News There’s something unusual about these lily pads | Innovation Radar The aPad can explore marine environments while keeping in direct contact with a team above sea level or other manned robots underwater. -
World News Spain prosecutor says Catalan separatists should get up to 25 years in jail The Spanish prosecutor says he's seeking up to 25 years in jail for Catalan separatists on rebellion charges. -
Italy How Italy's notorious 'Ndrangheta mafia group is infiltrating countries across Europe Italian anti-mafia prosecutor Federico Cafiero De Raho told Euronews that the sentencing of more than 100 people this week was proof that 'Ndrangheta’s cells “are able to develop everywhere”. -
World News French island territory to vote on independence People on the South Pacific island territory of New Caledonia go to the polls on Sunday to decide if they want to remain part of France or gain their independence. -
World News Oceans, wilderness, UK weather: scientists step up climate warnings A week of warnings on climate change has seen scientists highlight overheating oceans, ‘refugee fish’, wilderness areas under threat – and even more ‘extreme’ British weather. -
World News Two people stabbed at Sony's London headquarters Metropolitan Police say one person has been arrested. -
United Kingdom Two stabbed and one arrested at incident at London's Sony HQ An evacuation of the building has taken place as a precaution -
World French-Canadian singer Garou talks fame, future and The Voice Garou, one of the most successful recording artists in the world, recently made his debut in the Middle East as part of his 20 Year Jubilee Tour. -
World Women in EU earn on average 16.2% less than men, EU Commission says Women in the European Union still earn on average 16.2% less than men. -
World Bahrain Jazz Fest promotes popular music with a regional twist The second edition of the Bahrain Jazz Festival, held on October 26th in the capital Manama, brought together musicians and jazz fans from across the region to celebrate the 100-year-old American music genre. -
World News Fight between driver and passenger led to deadly bus crash in China At least 13 people have been killed after the bus collided with an oncoming car before smashing through roadside barriers and flying off a bridge. -
Earth News Beauty waste, sustainable cotton, faux fur, fashion diversity… Our good reads of the week. -
World News #TruthNeverDies: Ending impunity for crimes against journalists The Eiffel Tower’s lights were switched off in a minute of silence to remember murdered journalists and to mark the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists. -
World News Far-right president-elect to switch Brazil's embassy to Jerusalem He also wants to renegotiate trade deals and would pull out of the Paris climate accord. -
World News Japan Airlines co-pilot admits being almost 10 times over alcohol limit The airline employee acknowledged he had drunk about two bottles of wine and a pitcher of beer the previous night, according to Japanese media. -
World News Evangelical leaders pay rare visit to Saudi Arabia, meet controversial prince Some of the figures' support for Israel, which the kingdom does not recognize, is also striking.sit by such prominent non-Muslim leaders is a rare act of religious openness for Saudi Arabia. -
World Croatian border guards crack down on people smugglers Croatia is the entry point for these migrants hoping to find a better life inside of the EU. The country is hoping to fulfil technical criteria to be allowed to join the border-free Schengen travel area by the end of the year. If successful they will join the Schengen zone the year after. -
Thailand Child barbers offer haircuts at a snip in Thailand A primary school in central Thailand has provided a six-week course for students to give haircuts. -
World Donald Trump ramps up the immigration rhetoric before midterms The US President is ramping up the rhetoric- Just days away from the midterms, Donald Trump is running a campaign that starts and ends with immigration. He's pledged he will change asylum laws to keep more people out of the country, and said migrants throwing rocks at border police could be shot at. -
World Angela Merkel and Polish counterpart meet amid growing tensions The German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in Poland today to meet her Polish Counterpart Mateusz Morawiecki. They're expected to discuss the controversial Nord Stream II gas pipeline. It's an issue that has heightened already tense relations between the two countries. -
World News Apple sees clouds on horizon despite record results The tech giant has posted record-breaking results, but warnings over sales sent shares tumbling. -
China Deadly crash in China after fight between driver and passenger Deadly crash in China after fight between driver and passenger -
World News Europe briefing: Khashoggi 'a dangerous Islamist', Brexit probe and murdered journalists Europe briefing: Six stories you need to know about from across the continent. -
World News Basketball player's dog, Kobe, rejected at Australian customs "No one said anything to him, and he went through security — somehow he got it on the plane," Lamar Patterson's coach said.