13 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Melania Trump calls for firing of top national security aide in extraordinary move "It is the position of the Office of the First Lady that she no longer deserves the honor of serving in this White House," a spokeswoman said. -
Bahrain Bahraini national arrested for tweeting about election boycott | The Cube A Bahraini citizen has been charged with "violating the freedom of the election and obstructing the electoral process," after he tweeted about boycotting upcoming elections in the country. -
France Could fuel protests leave Macron's government in crisis? | Raw Politics Motorists in France and Belgium are hoping to bring the former to a standstill on November 17 by blocking roads and highways in protest against rising fuel costs. -
World News British PM May faces ferocious opposition to Brexit plan British Prime Minister Theresa May will present it to her senior ministers on Wednesday. -
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World Italian journalists called 'whores' by Five Star Movement | Raw Politics Raw Politics speaks to Five Star Movement MEP Ignazio Corrao over the insults made by the party towards journalists. -
World News EU states putting threatened marine species at risk, environmental groups claim Environmental NGOs have warned that pledges on paper to protect sites in the Natura 2000 network of core breeding and resting sites for rare and threatened species were not being fulfilled. -
Ireland UFO sightings reported by pilots over Ireland Irish authorities are looking into reported sightings of UFOs from a few airline pilots. -
France Paris honours victims of deadly 2015 terror attacks It's been three years since France's deadliest ever terror attacks when Paris was hit by a series of coordinated attacks that left over 130 dead -
Markets European shares rebound as trade hopes chase tech scares European shares rebound as trade hopes chase tech scares -
USA Thousands of animals rescued from California wildfires Thousands of farm animals and pets were moved from Ojai and Malibu, California, by rescue workers on Saturday and Sunday as wildfires raged across the US state. -
USA US: What's next for the Robert Mueller probe? Protecting Special Counsel Robert Mueller will be one of the main issues discussed at the US Congress held today at a post-election session. -
France Is the Trump-Macron 'bromance' over? US President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday and mocked France pver the world wars, as well as bringing up the possibility of a wine trade war. Is the honeymoon period over for the two leaders`? -
France German MEPs react to Merkel's call for a European army | Raw Politics German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for European unity and the formation of a European army in an impassioned speech in Strasbourg’s European Parliament on Tuesday. -
World News Most babies don't sleep through the night, new study finds It's one of the most common questions parents of new babies get asked: "Is he sleeping through the night yet?" -
World News Israelis, Gazans hope for the best but brace for the worst amid spiraling tensions "There will be an escalation in Gaza, there will be no calmness after this," one Gaza resident said. -
Economy Support for start-ups: two European tech success stories How does the Enterprise Europe Nework help SMEs grow? -
Russia Watch: Russians dress up as a bus to cross vehicle-only bridge Four people decided to pose as one big yellow bus while attempting to cross a vehicle-only bridge. -
Cult Baku celebrates 5th International Theatre Conference Theatre experts from across the world gather in Azerbaijan's capital to share knowledge and enjoy a rich programme of music, art and performance. -
France Beaujolais Day: What you need to know about France’s young wine November 15 is Beaujolais Nouveau Day, one of the most important days in France's food and drink calendar. Find out everything you need to know about the wine. -
Earth News Breathe in, breathe out Yoga wear from our favourite sustainable brands -
Economy Merkel's vision of a tolerant Europe The German Chancellor laid out her vision of a tolerant Europe in a speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, but those on the European left don't see her legacy in quite the same light. -
Europe News EU court struggles to trace Turkey migrant fund spending The European Court of Auditors has expressed doubts about the use of European funds for migration by Turkey. The Court regrets that Ankara refuses to communicate the beneficiaries of these funds. The EU agreed to a deal with Turkey in 2016 to reduce migrants arrivals in Europe. -
Europe News UK and EU hammer out draft Brexit deal in test for Theresa May Downing Street has confirmed a draft Brexit withdrawal deal text has been agreed but the UK Prime Minister will have to present it to her ministers on Wednesday. -
Europe News EU proposes visa-free travel for UK citizens post-Brexit EU proposes visa-free travel for UK citizens post-Brexit -
World News Rising fuel prices — who pays the most tax in Europe? French President Emmanuel Macron is under pressure over growing fuel prices in France. But how do the costs there compare to elsewhere in Europe? -
World News Hidden North Korean missile sites are 'nothing new,' South Korea says "North Korea never pledged a promise to abandon this missile sites," a spokesman for South Korea's president said. -
No Comment Baby elephants become playmates Two elephant calves at the San Diego Zoo were caught on camera enjoying an animated play session. -
No Comment New border crossings open in divided Cyprus, first in 8 years Cypriot officials opened two new border crossings on Monday for the first time in eight years, marking the latest push for peace by the two sides after UN-backed talks collapsed last year -
No Comment Argentine chefs break world record by baking 11,287 pizzas in 12 hours A team of Argentinean chefs pounded, baked and boxed their way into the Guinness Book of World Records on Sunday, baking the largest number of pizzas in the span of 12 hours. -
No Comment Russian fashion designer creates costumes from rubbish Artur Brazhe, an eco-fashion designer from the western Russian city of Kursk, believes that one man's trash is another man's treasure. -
World News Stan Lee: tributes pour in for comic legend The world of cinema and beyond pay their respects to Marvel Comics creator Stan Lee. -
World News Reports of UFO probed by Irish Aviation Authority A pilot reported seeing an object with bright lights come up on her left hand side before veering off on Friday. -
Europe News Chalk and cheese The taste of a food product cannot be copyrighted, the EU's top court has ruled. It comes after a Dutch cheese manufacturer Heksenkaas filed the claim against a competitor. -
Spain Former Catalan leaders ordered to pay €4.9 million over independence vote Spanish auditors have ordered former Catalan leader Artur Mas and nine others to repay €4.9 million of public money spent on a non-binding independence vote in 2014. -
Taiwan Taiwan grandpa plays Pokémon Go on 15 mobile phones Taiwan grandpa plays Pokémon Go on 15 mobile phones at once, while riding his bike -
Italy Italian journalists protest after repeated insults by deputy prime minister Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi di Maio described journalists as "prostitutes" over the weekend. -
France Scapegoat found as Paris Metro brought to a halt Scapegoat found as Paris Metro brought to a halt by four-legged commuter -
France France's first jailed jihadist: From radicalisation to reformation Euronews talks to David Vallat, a member of the group responsible for the 1995 bombings in Paris and Lyon and the first jihadist born in France to be imprisoned in France. -
USA CNN files lawsuit against Trump administration The news station has said it is suing Donald Trump and top Trump aides, alleging they have violated CNN correspondent Jim Acosta's First Amendment rights of freedom of press and Fifth Amendment rights to due process -
World News Start-ups take the Euronews pitch challenge at Web Summit Start-ups take the Euronews pitch challenge at Web Summit -
World News Why we find change so difficult, according to neuroscience Change is naturally more difficult as we age, but it's beneficial to our cognitive health to stimulate and encourage it. -
Europe News Merkel calls for European army at EU Parliament address German Chancellor called for a European army at her 'Future of Europe' EU Parliament address while the theme of solidarity was threaded through her speech. -
World News Trump has remade the GOP in his own image. It's costing them. First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
World News David Schwimmer's 'Friends' lookalike thief busted by British police The similarity lit up social media after police posted surveillance-camera footage of a man carrying a carton of cans from a restaurant in Blackpool, northwest England. -
World News Modern technologies: Will they one day take our jobs? A 2017 study by the McKinsey Global Institute predicts that by 2030 as many as 800 million jobs will be lost to automation. But who will be the most affected and how can we prepare? -
Markets Asian shares falter, dollar at 16-month peak on Europe, Brexit woes Asian shares falter, dollar at 16-month peak on Europe, Brexit woes -
France France to 'embed' regulators at Facebook to tackle online hate speech The French president described the pilot programme — a world first — as "an experiment, but a very important first step." -
World News Israel-Gaza border ignites in most serious fighting since 2014 war The threat came as the Israeli military said it was carrying out a "wide-scale strike on military targets throughout the Gaza strip." -
World News Paradise no more: California wildfires leave town unrecognizable "Honestly, it looks like Armageddon," said one state fire official. -
World News 'Appalling' Khashoggi recordings shocked Saudi intelligence, Turkey's Erdogan says "The crown prince says 'I will clarify the matter, I will do what is necessary.' We are waiting patiently," the president told reporters. -
Earth News Eco-friendly wildlife safaris Safari lodges setting the standard for responsible and sustainable travel experiences. -
World News The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to be Irish in Northern Ireland | View The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to have an Irish identity in Northern Ireland. -
World News Good Samaritans to the rescue as thousands of animals displace by wildfires "It's hard to to wrap your head around what a disaster this is — for people and animals" -
World News 737 crash scenario not covered in Boeing manual, pilots say Investigators are focused on the clarity of U.S.-approved procedures to help pilots prevent the 737 MAX over-reacting to a data fault. -
Australia Zoo animals get desensitised to treatment methods for stress-free medicals Trick or treatment? Programming zoo animals to keep calm for the vet -
Europe News Merkel and the future of Europe The German Chancellor is expected to give her vision on the future of Europe this Tuesday. Many believe that her withdrawal from German politics marks the beginning of a new phase for European politics. -
World News Fact check: Trump's unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in Florida Election observers and law enforcement alike say there's no fraud in Broward County, despite President Donald Trump's assertions. -
World News Dozens of Wisconsin students apparently give Nazi salute in viral photo Mark Ojakian, president of Connecticut State Colleges and Universities, said he was horrified when he learned about the incident and described it as "appalling and unacceptable." -
World News State of Maryland asks judge to declare Rosenstein acting attorney general Trump bypassed Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who is overseeing the special counsel investigation, in favor of Matt Whitaker for acting AG. -
France Paris Attacks: Three Years On On November 13, 2015, France’s national football stadium, cafés, restaurants and a concert hall were targeted - in a night that many will never forget. Especially those who lived through it. -
France French Army seemingly trolls Trump for rain no-show "It's raining but it's not serious," The French Army tweeted. -
Israel Israel bombs Hamas TV in Gaza UN calls for restraint as tit-for-tat exchanges escalate -
World News Facebook, Airbnb end forced arbitration for sexual harassment claims eBay, Airbnb and Facebook have all recently issued statements saying they will no longer require forced private arbitration for sexual harassment claims. -
World News Stars from Marvel movies and TV shows react to Stan Lee's death Tributes to the comic book legend poured in on social media. -
World News Interstellar 'porch light' just might help us find space aliens New paper suggests extraterrestrials might mark their presence with a super-luminous laser beam. -
World News Report: Amazon chooses NYC, Northern Virginia for new headquarters Amazon is expected to evenly divide its pledged 50,000 new jobs between the new offices, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news. -
World News California wildfire still raging near L.A. and could burn for another week The Woolsey Fire has killed at least two people. -
World News Democrat Sinema wins Arizona Senate race after nail-biter Sinema, who narrowly defeated Republican Martha McSally, is the states's first Democrat elected to the Senate in 30 years. -
USA Europe briefing: Paris attacks remembered and 'endgame' for Brexit talks Take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.