14 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Pregnant mother shot dead with a crossbow, but her unborn child survived The crossbow bolt reportedly hit the victim in the abdomen, just missing her baby who was later delivered by emergency C-section. -
World Raw Politics: Brexit decision, Lux Prize and internet trolls The UK Cabinet meets to decide whether to back May's draft Brexit deal while environmental activism is highlighted in the European Parliament. -
Europe News Brexit: the withdrawal agreement draft – Euronews takes a look at the details Draft Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union - Euronews dives into the text -
Israel Painting of Jesus Christ found in ancient church in Israel A painting of Jesus Christ’s face has been discovered at a Byzantine church in Israel’s Negev desert. -
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Republic of North Macedonia FYR Macedonia's ex-prime minister seeks asylum in Hungary Nikola Gruevski has submitted an asylum request in Hungary asking for refugee status. -
Markets European stocks hit two-week low as sell-off leaves few sectors unscathed European shares hit two-week low, weighed by growth angst and oil gloom -
No Comment Giant 'corpse flower' blooms at Indonesia farm An Indonesian farmer was startled to discover a rare "corpse flower" blooming in his plantation on the island of Sumatra. -
No Comment Japanese man 'marries' virtual reality character With nearly 40 wedding guests looking on, Akihiko Kondo lifted up the veil on his bride and kissed her. The only catch? Kondo's bride is a virtual reality star. -
No Comment Two dinosaur skeletons reconstructed ahead of Paris auction Two fossilised dinosaur skeletons dating back to the Jurassic period were assembled in Paris on Tuesday ahead of an auction next week -
No Comment Balloons released in Paris to honour victims of 2015 terror attacks Multicoloured balloons took to the sky above Paris in honour of the 130 victims of attacks on the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafes and the national stadium. -
Russia Watch: Russian rock music fan auctions skin tattooed with autographs Rock music fan Yuri Galaktionov wants his skin to be auctioned off after he dies. -
Europe News The Brief: Italy standoff, Navalny and Film prize In this edition of the Brief the EU responds to the Italy budget plans, Kremlin critic Navalny is allowed out of Russia to attend court in Strasbourg, and Woman at War wins the European parliament's Lux Film prize. -
Russia To coin a phone: Russian fills tub with change to buy latest iPhone XS Shoppers were sent scrambling to capture the remarkable scene: a group of men heaving a coin-filled bath into a shop to buy the latest iPhone. -
Cyprus Cypriot carnival bans costumes inspired by Netflix series 'Money Heist' "Casa de Papel" (Money Heist) is Netflix's most-watched non-English show. -
United Kingdom May survives first Brexit hurdle as Brussels publishes draft deal British PM Theresa May secures senior MPs' approval of her draft Brexit deal as Brussels publishes the draft document. -
World News Businesses kept in the dark over a ‘no deal’ Brexit are paying the price | View Businesses in the UK being forced to stockpile products because of the uncertainty over a ‘no deal’ Brexit are paying a heavy price. -
France Watch: What do people in France think about Trump's Twitter attack? We asked people in Lyon France, what they think of US President Donald Trump's latest Twitter attack on France and President Emmanuel Macron's leadership. -
No Comment 11-year-old raises €14,000 to save orphaned rhinos An 11-year-old South African boy takes care of rhino orphans by raising money on Facebook. -
World News Hoverbikes are finally here, but don't expect to fly cheap California firm's long-anticipated flying motorcycle will set you back $150,000. -
World News Israeli defense minister quits, hits out at Netanyahu over Gaza truce Avigdor Lieberman has demanded a stronger response to Palestinian militants' most intense round of rocket fire against Israel since the 2014 Gaza war. -
Europe News Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalany allowed to leave Russia Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalany allowed to leave Russia -
Latvia From war port to artistic hub: The transformation of Latvia’s Karosta Artists from Latvia are helping to turn a troubled port neighbourhood long viewed as a place of imprisonment into a hub of creative freedom. -
Economy EU and Italy in standoff over budget A European Commission spokesperson confirmed that they have received the "revised" budgetary plan from Italy and will give their analysis on the 21st of November. They should decide whether to begin disciplinary measures against the Rome government. Italy could face possible fines. -
Europe News What Europe does for me: new website launches on how EU money gets spent What Europe does for me: new website launches on how EU money gets spent -
Europe News Woman at War wins LUX Film prize Woman at War wins LUX Film prize -
Czech Republic Czech out? PM Babis told to resign after son’s ‘sent to Crimea’ claim Czech PM Andrej Babis has hit back after his son claimed he’d been sent abroad to block a fraud investigation. -
Earth News ‘Made in Romania’: the story behind the tag We toured a factory in Bucharest making fashion goods for luxury brands. -
Earth News Are vertical farms the answer to healthier, longer-lasting food? The World Bank is calling for innovations that will help us feed the planet. -
World News With two new headquarters, will Amazon get to double dip on tax breaks? The $800 billion company will receive upwards of $2.8 billion in performance-based incentives. -
World News EU slams Romania for 'reversing' progress against corruption The criticism comes just weeks before Romania assumes the EU's rotating six-month presidency. -
USA 'El Chapo' lawyer accuses Mexican presidents of taking bribes A lawyer for accused Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman told a New York jury that his client was a scapegoat for the real leader of Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel, Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada. -
World News 'Resistance' group plots how newly elected reps can take on Trump — and Dem leaders "Indivisible," which organized protests around the country against the president, has written a 'how-to' guide for a progressive agenda in Congress. -
United Kingdom Theresa May to Parliament: "We will not rerun the referendum" UK Prime Minister Theresa May answered questions about the draft Brexit deal from her Cabinet. The 500-page document sparked early condemnation from critics late Tuesday following its release. -
Markets Oil markets struggle to find footing after 7 percent slump Oil markets struggle to find footing after 7 percent slump -
World News Israeli defence minister quits over ceasefire, splitting ruling coalition Avigdor Lieberman calls Gaza truce a "capitulation to terror". -
World News Wisconsin teens' apparent Nazi salute photo was innocent, says photographer One of the teens in the image, Jordan Blue, who can be seen in the photo not participating in the salute, contradicted the photographer's account. -
World News Pence confronts Myanmar's Suu Kyi over Rohingya persecution Pence said her country's atrocities were "without excuse." He called on her to hold those responsible to account. -
World News Monica Lewinsky says she would apologize to Hillary Clinton again The activist and former White House intern penned an essay explaining her participation in "The Clinton Affair," a new documentary series. -
Europe News The Brief: Merkel's message, Brexit visas and cheese copyright In this edition of the Brief from Brussels a look at Angela Merkel's message of tolerance, visa-free travel proposals for Brexit Britain and a copyright fight over the taste of Dutch cheese. -
World News Amazon's 'National Landing' HQ generates confusion and jokes While previous reports had already tipped Crystal City as one of Amazon's picks, the name came as a surprise to local residents who had never heard it before. -
World New weather supercomputer to be installed in Bologna A next-generation supercomputer is set to be installed in Bologna, Italy. The new system could help predict the weather with more accuracy, giving people a better chance of preparing for high-impact events such as windstorms or floods. -
United Kingdom Draft Brexit deal: Here's how politicians reacted Opposition in the UK to the draft Brexit deal announced on Tuesday evening was swift from Brexiteers and Remainers alike, signalling a tough battle ahead for PM Theresa May. -
World News Salesforce's Marc Benioff says it's time for tech to change "This is a more important time to have positive global impact than ever," Benioff told Recode's Kara Swisher. -
World News HBO announces premiere date for final 'Game of Thrones' season Though the blockbuster series is set to end, HBO has multiple projects in the "Game of Thrones" universe in the works. -
Canada Eritrean refugee children see snow for the first time Eritrean refugee children see snow for the first time after arriving in Canada -
World California fire death toll rises to 50 More deaths reported as search teams make their way through burned out towns destroyed by California wildfires. Meanwhile, both the Woolsey and Camp fires are still burning out of control. -
France A "classic" year in prospect for Beaujolais Nouveau French wine goes on sale at midnight -
World News Trump nearing completion on answers to Mueller's Russia questions President Trump's legal team is nearing completion of written answers to questions posed by special counsel Robert Mueller on Russia. -
United Kingdom Europe briefing: Brexit draft text 'agreed' and French fuel tax hike Take a look back at five of the biggest stories from across Europe this morning. -
World News Christie's auction of American art sets records, hauls $318 million Edward Hopper's iconic "Chop Suey" sold for a staggering $91,875,000, a new auction record for American Art. -
World News Hate crimes in America spiked 17 percent last year, FBI says The annual report showed there were 7,175 bias crimes, which targeted 8,493 victims based on their race and sexual orientation, reported in 2017. -
World News Death toll in Northern California wildfire climbs to 48 The so-called Camp Fire that broke out in Northern California last week is the deadliest in state history. -
World News World Kindness Day brings a little light to a dark world November 13 marks the observance of World Kindness Day, which was established by the World Kindness Movement at a Tokyo conference in 1998, and dedicated to being nice to others. -
USA Stan Lee was a man, not a hero. But he leaves behind a radical legacy | View Stan Lee may have been mortal, but his ideas, like his superheroes, will never die. -
France Raw Politics: European army, Brexit text 'agreed', Trump v Macron Watch Tuesday's episode of Raw Politics in full on Euronews.com.