6 November 2018 | Euronews
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USA US midterms: Democrats take back House as GOP retain senate Follow Euronews' coverage on the US midterm elections, as it happens. -
World The peas process: Gerry Adams on the recipes for negotiating success He was one of the most feared politicians of his generation and heavily-linked to hardline Irish republicanism. But now footage has been released of former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams emerging from a bush to talk about his favourite recipes. -
Markets Asian shares inch up, investors brace for U.S. elections Asian shares inch up, investors brace for U.S. elections -
World Raw Politics: EU PR battles, tighter tech regulations and US midterms On this episode of Raw Politics, the panel looks at PR stunts as liberal MEPs continue to clash with Hungary's Viktor Orbán while French President Emmanuel Macron calls for a European army. -
Russia NATO war games spark Russian Twitter feud Russian officials have taken to Twitter to criticize the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) for threating Russia during it’s current military exercises, Trident Juncture, which are taking place between October 25 and November 7 in and around Norway. -
Taiwan Taiwan now home to 'world's largest performing arts centre' Taiwan’s National Kaohsiung Centre for the Arts is said to be the largest performing arts centre in the world. -
France Paris to erect monument for WWI animals More than 11 million animals served during the Great War. -
World MEPs Weber and Stubb release campaign videos in their bid to succeed Juncker | Raw Politics Manfred Weber and Alexander Stubb have released campaign videos as they step up their bids to be the next president of the European Commission. -
World Hungary’s Viktor Orban wants to destroy Europe, claims Verhofstadt | Raw Politics Liberal MEP Guy Verhofstadt has claimed Hungary’s PM Viktor Orban is trying to destroy Europe. -
World News This is Europe’s ‘most innovative city’ Athens has been named as Europe’s ‘most innovative city’ by the European Capital of Innovation contest and has been awarded a cash prize of €1 million. -
Europe News The Brief: Dieselgate and the future Three years on from dieselgate Europe considers the future of diesel. -
No Comment Watch: Trapped bus passenger films landslide in Philippines A woman trapped in a bus filmed falling rocks and trees being uprooted by a landslide on Sunday in Benguet, a remote mountainous region on the Luzon island in the Philippines. -
No Comment Banksy creates replica separation wall for London travel fair British artist Banksy has created a replica of a separation wall dividing territories in Bethlehem, as part of an installation at a travel fair in London. -
No Comment Radio City Christmas Spectacular returns to New York City Blessing of the animals and new details revealed for annual Radio City Christmas Spectacular -
Europe News Three years after Dieselgate, sobering news from Europe's roads Diesel Summit in Brussels urges authorities to make tackling air pollution from dirty diesel vehicles a political priority -
World News Brexit 'bad boy' faces fine after voters got marketing emails He is already being investigated by Britain's national crime agency over the source of $10.4 million in loans used to finance his Leave.EU movement. -
No Comment French ambulances block Paris highway for second day, protesting reforms Dozens of ambulance vehicles blocked a Paris highway for a second day on Tuesday to protest social security reforms. -
Spain At least 17 migrants die trying to reach Spain from north Africa Rescue workers are searching for survivors after at least 17 migrants died trying to reach Spain from north Africa. -
World News Twitter users spoof Election Day with meme comparing 2016 to 2018 A host of Twitter users are exemplifying their feelings about heading to the polls in a form the social media platform does best: memes. -
World News Ozone layer healing from man-made damage, UN says Ozone depletion in the Earth's atmosphere will not be completely overturned until 2060. -
World News French authorities arrest 6 in planned attack on President Emmanuel Macron The suspects had an "imprecise and loosely-formed" plan. -
World News Alleged pre-election meddling by NATO member sparks anger in Ukraine The issue of foreign passports being handed out in a region with a strong ethnic enclave is especially sensitive in Ukraine. -
Markets Investors punish earnings misses as European stocks dip in cautious trading Investors punish earnings misses as European stocks dip in cautious trading -
France Six people arrested over plans to attack French president An alleged attack against French President Emmanuel Macron has been foiled as six plotters were arrested on Tuesday. -
World News Oumuamua: Comet or Alien Solar Probe? | Euronews answers Harvard-based researchers say a mystery object traveling through space could be a spacecraft sent towards the Earth by an alien civilisation. -
France Macron refuses to cede to French ‘yellow vests’ fuel tax protest The French president says planned tax rises on petrol and diesel will go ahead, despite a threatened nationwide protest by motorists. -
World News Russian fighter jet flies 'dangerously close' to US military plane A Russian SU-27 fighter jet flew dangerously close to a US military reconnaissance plane in international airspace over the Black Sea on Monday, according to the Pentagon. -
USA Victoria's Secret showcases its €800,000 Dreams Angel Fantasy bra The bra and body chain took 930 hours to create and features "100% Swarovski Created Diamonds and responsibly sourced topaz." -
The Cube More than 100 mosques ask Twitter to ban far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders | #TheCube The Turkish Islamic Cultural Federation has sent a formal request to Twitter asking that anti-Islam Dutch politician Geert Wilders be removed from the platform. -
World The Spice Girls reunion tour is finally happening but without Posh It's the comeback they think you really really want. The Spice Girls reunion tour is finally happening but without Posh -
World News Former Nazi guard, 94, goes on trial in German juvenile court Johann Rehbogen, 94, is being tried in juvenile court because he was under 21 at the time he served as a guard at the Nazis' Stutthof concentration camp. -
Germany Former Nazi concentration camp guard, 94, goes on trial in juvenile court A 94-year-old former Nazi guard goes on trial today in Germany. Charged with aiding and abetting the murder of several hundred concentration camp prisoners during the Second World War, he faces 15 years in prison. As he was under 21 at the time, the former SS guard will be tried in a juvenile court. -
Destinations Destination: an altitude eco lodge in Sri Lanka We tried ‘glamping’ in the mountains of Kandy, and it was more ‘glam’ then ‘ping’. -
The Cube Girlfriend of Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini announces breakup in intimate post | #TheCube Public display of disaffection? Italian talkshow host Elisa Isoardi posted an intimate photo to Instagram to announce her breakup with Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini -
World News Bill Gates shows off jar of human feces as he unveils $200M toilet Poor sanitation kills half a million children under the age of five annually and costs $200 billion a year in healthcare costs and lost income worldwide. -
World Over 70 schoolchildren kidnapped in Cameroon along with three supervisors Over 70 schoolchildren have been kidnapped in Cameroon along with three adults, including their headteacher. The local governor has blamed it on separatist English militias, but no group has taken responsibility yet. In a country still divided along colonial lines, it's a fresh reason for conflict. -
World Theresa May presents tweaked Brexit plan to cabinet Theresa May is to face her cabinet today with her latest plan to try to push Brexit forward. It comes as the Irish Prime Minister reminds the UK it's signed up to a legally operative backstop to avoid a hard border. -
USA Divided US to cast midterm verdict on Trump’s presidency Elections are widely seen as a referendum on US President's politics. -
World News Five arrested after 'vile' model Grenfell Tower burning video "To disrespect those who lost their lives at Grenfell Tower, as well as their families and loved ones, is utterly unacceptable," Prime Minister Theresa May said. -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today We look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.