12 November 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Petition calling for Christmas ad ban to be lifted attracts 660,000 signatures People have flocked to sign a petition calling for British regulators to overturn a ban on a television advert about the impact of palm oil production. -
World Raw Politics: Italian budget, Brexit, Armistice commemorations Brexit negotiations enter a critical 48 hours while the Italian government has one day to prepare to submit a budget proposal after its first high debt budget was rejected by the EC. -
World European leaders on nationalism – are they right? | Raw Politics On Monday’s Raw Politics, Euronews’ political editor Darren McCaffrey and British MEP Sajjad Karim debate on whether the European leaders’ recent criticism of nationalism is justified. -
World Raw Politics examines Trump and Putin's exchange in Paris Trump’s chummy exchange with Putin at the World War I centenary commemorations in Paris feature in Raw Politics’ Raw Moment on Monday. -
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World News Amnesty strips Myanmar's Suu Kyi of 'conscience' award over Rohingya crisis "We are profoundly dismayed that you no longer represent a symbol of hope, courage, and the undying defense of human rights," the human rights group said. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria latest EU nation to snub UN migration pact Bulgaria has become the latest EU nation to snub a UN migration pact that will be debated in December. -
United Kingdom Couple who named baby 'Adolf' convicted in Britain A couple in Britain who named their baby after Nazi leader Adolf Hitler have been convicted in Birmingham for being members of an extreme far-right group. -
World Raw Politics: Italy's budget tussle with Brussels Italy is expected to resubmit a high-spending budget to the EU on Tuesday. The Raw Politics panel discuss if austerity is the way to go to reinvigorate Italy's economy. -
Earth News Diversity, sustainability and beauty These beauty brands are pushing the boundaries of the cosmetic industry. -
World News Stan Lee, creator of legendary Marvel comic book superheroes, dies at 95 Lee created comic dynamos like Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, Black Panther, and the X-Men. -
Markets Dollar hits 16-month high; tech woes crunch stocks Dollar hits 16-month high; tech woes crunch stocks -
Adventures Exploring Japan's “Galapagos" island In this episode of Adventures we discover the stunningly beautiful island of Iriomote in Japan's Okinawa region. -
USA Trump is in a global hole of his own making — and he can't stop digging | View Why should we care? Trump may extoll the benefits of nationalism, but America desperately needs loyal, determined partners right now. -
Spotlight The sustainable holiday hotspots In this episode of Spotlight euronews reports from the World Travel Market 2018 in London to see how sustainable and ethical travel is changing the face of the tourism industry. -
Romania European heroes: The women fighting for early education in Romania It's hard to say which member of the Hawke family is more famous in Romania: Hollywood actor Ethan or his mother, Leslie, who helped thousands of children attend schools. -
Ukraine Voting in disputed elections underway for new local leaders in Donetsk and Luhansk Disputed elections got underway for new local leaders in the two self-proclaimed peoples' republics of Donetsk and Luhansk in Eastern Ukraine -
China China shows off stealth planes that could knock America’s best out of the air China have publically debuted two new stealth fighter jets on Monday as part of their largest biennial air show, according to the Beijing-based Global Times newspaper. -
Australia Homeless man hailed a hero for supporting police in Melbourne attack The man used a shopping trolley to help assist the police. A GoFundMe page has raised over $100,000 for him. -
No Comment Bike rally through Vietnam capital marks end of annual gay pride week Several hundred people participated in a bike rally on Sunday to mark the end of Hanoi's annual gay pride week and to advocate for LGBT rights in Vietnam. -
No Comment Migrants scramble onto trailer in Mexico en route to northern border Migrants scrambled to get on the back of a trailer in the central Mexican state of Queretaro on Sunday (November 11), en route to the United States to seek asylum north of the border. -
France Scientists vote on first change to the kilogramme in a century The very definition of the kilo is about to change radically. -
Earth News Vegan boots Cruelty-free winter footwear -
No Comment Firefighters work around the clock to dampen down Malibu fires Firefighters are working around the clock to damp down smouldering land and buildings that threaten to reignite in Southern California. -
No Comment Record number of cranes cross Hungary's sky Hundreds of cranes cross over Hungary on their migratory route to North Africa. -
No Comment Portrait of World War One soldier engraved on UK beach A portrait of a World War One soldier was carved onto the sands of Northern Ireland's Murlough beach on Sunday to mark the centenary of armistice day. -
USA Los Angeles topples its Christopher Columbus statue A statue of Christopher Columbus has been taken down in Los Angeles over the explorer's connection to slavery and brutality. -
Markets Oil helps European stocks rise while tobacco goes up in smoke Oil helps European stocks rise while tobacco goes up in smoke -
Finland Russia suspected of disrupting Finland’s GPS signal during NATO war games Finland’s GPS signal was intentionally disrupted during the recent NATO war games in Scandinavia, and Russia may have been responsible, Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila has said. -
World News Raging battles in vital Yemen's main port threatens hospital The Red Sea city is an entry point for most of the country's desperately needed food and relief supplies. -
Poland Twitter jokester leaves Poland's Vice PM looking red-faced A jokester on Twitter has left Poland’s Vice Prime Minister cringing after they fooled him into thinking LA traffic was honouring the country on Armistice Sunday. -
Romania Romania suitcase mystery: journalists 'under political pressure' after Dragnea claims Investigative journalists who have published claims about Romania’s most powerful politician say they’ve come under political pressure to reveal their sources. -
France Watch: Elderly woman confuses Merkel for 'Madame Macron' "No, I'm the German Chancellor," Merkel clarified. -
Egypt Mummified scarab beetles unearthed in Egyptian tomb Archaeologists have unearthed a rare collection of mummified scarab beetles in an Egyptian tomb. -
World News Australian farm supervisor charged with using needles to contaminate strawberries The strawberry industry, worth $116 million, was rocked in following nearly 200 complaints of sewing needles found in strawberries and other fruits. -
World News Douglas Rain, voice of HAL in '2001,' dies at 90 Rain's sinuous, detached reading of HAL's lines made the computer's murders of four astronauts all the more shocking. -
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Africanews Challenges and opportunities of Africa's digital revolution [Inspire Africa] Inspire Africa is in Cote d'Ivoire for a special edition of the show dedicated to the digital revolution that is ongoing on the African continent. -
World News Canadian intelligence agents have heard Khashoggi tapes, Trudeau says Trudeau is the first Western leader to confirm that his country's intelligence services have heard the recordings of what happened to Jamal Khashoggi. -
Bulgaria 8000-year-old statue could ‘push back’ Europe’s Neolithic era The upper part of an 8,000-year-old figurine thought to represent a mother goddess has been discovered in northwestern Bulgaria. -
United Kingdom Kevin Anderson asks crowd to sing 'happy birthday' to his wife at after tennis match Tennis star Kevin Anderson surprised his wife by asking the crowd to sing 'happy birthday' to her after winning his match at the ATP Finals. -
USA California fires seen from space show massive scale of destruction California fires seen from space show massive scale of destruction -
Netherlands Wing-flapping drone mimics insect flight Dutch researchers have built a wing-flapping drone which mimics insect flight – and could teach zoologists more about how real insects' brains work. -
World News Netanyahu rushes home after burst of Israel-Gaza violence An Israeli army officer and seven Palestinians, including a Hamas commander, were killed after a special forces incursion into the blockaded enclave. -
World News Spanish PM calls for second Brexit referendum Pedro Sanchez said the UK's "self-absorption" would hurt the EU and Britain alike. -
Next Series Vaccine research offers fresh hope against Ebola In this Futuris, Euronews' Julian Lopez travels to Sierra Leone to see how survivors, scientists and medics are joining forces in an effort to develop a vaccine against the deadly Ebola virus. -
World Paris Peace Forum: Political Warnings With world leaders warning of global threats that undermine democracy - All eyes are on the forum where topics expected to be on the agenda range from debt and climate change, to fashion and diplomacy. -
Italy Interview with Riccardo Delleani, CEO Sparkle What does the future of telecoms look like? Will progress go hand in hand with human evolution? Riccardo Delleani, CEO of Sparkle, answered these questions and more at the recent Capacity Europe conference in London. -
World World Chess Championship in thrilling deadlock The World Chess Championship is a million euro contest... But that's not all that's at stake. History is waiting for either Magnus Carlsen or Fabiano Caruana to claim victory. -
World News The Rot on Europe’s Right | View With Weber’s selection, the EPP’s Faustian bargain with Europe’s leading autocrat Orbán is sealed. -
Earth News The story of a ‘responsible’ luxury brand Behind the scenes of sustainable fine jewellery label Tejen. -
World Italy hosts international conference on Libyan stabilisation Italy hosts international conference on Libyan stabilisation. -
Australia Woman charged in Australian strawberry needle contamination Prosecutors told a Brisbane court on Monday that My Ut Trinh was "motivated by spite or revenge." -
Poland Poland celebrates independence centenary Controversial march passes off peacefully despite fears of neo-nazi infiltration -
World News To cool the planet, should deserts be flooded? The idea is "risky, unproven, even unlikely to work," according to Y Combinator. But if it did work, it could slow climate change. -
Gaza Israeli raid inside Gaza leaves Hamas commander and Israeli soldier among dead Seven Palestinians including a Hamas commander have been killed in an Israeli special forces operation inside Gaza. An Israeli soldier also died. -
Earth News Eco-friendly trends for Christmas We collected the top trends for an eco-friendly festive season. -
World News Europe briefing: Paris Peace Forum, California fires and Brexit deal uncertainty Euronews brings you today's top stories and breaking news from Europe and beyond,