2018-11-15

World News

Timeline of a tumultuous day for Theresa May

The Brexit deal was published Wednesday and with it has come chaos. Euronews takes a look at the political fallout so far on Thursday.

15/11/2018

The Cube

What do Europeans think of the Brexit deal?| #TheCube

From a farmer based along the Irish border to a flower shop owner in Oxfordshire, the Cube heard from voices across Europe on how they feel about Brexit negotiations and the draft deal in what is a tumultuous time for UK politics.

15/11/2018

World News

Brexit: Beyond the furore, is there a good deal somewhere?

Theresa May has promoted the draft Brexit agreement as a great path ahead for the UK, despite the resignations within her government.

15/11/2018

World News

Victory for conservationists as rare Mountain gorilla population rises

The mountain gorilla has now been declared by conservationists as not critically endangered.

15/11/2018

Taiwan

Taiwanese puppeteer fights to rescue declining art

An 87-year-old man teaches puppetry to prevent the ancient art from dying.

15/11/2018

World News

Euroviews. I was Michelle Obama's photographer. Here's what she taught me | View

I still hear the first lady's voice in my head every time I am confronted with a challenge that scares me.

15/11/2018

Musica

'Concert for Peace': Vienna Philharmonic and pianist Yuja Wang mark 100 years since end of Great War

In this Musica, Euronews' Katharina Rabillon goes behind the scenes at a 'Concert for Peace' held to commemorate 100 years since the end WW1 at the Royal Opera House at the Palace of Versailles.

15/11/2018

Markets

European shares march higher as miners rally on fresh trade war hopes

European shares march higher as miners rally on fresh trade war hopes

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

Eco and ethical travel top agenda at World Travel Market

Euronews goes behind the scenes of the WTM in London to see the bigs trends in travel for 2019.

15/11/2018

World News

Photos chronicle life - and potential death - in the Arctic

The photographer had to learn how to use a gun to defend herself against polar bears, but she doesn't think the danger involved in her job is what puts women off.

15/11/2018

World News

US assessed how it might force out Gulen to appease Turkey

"Once they realized it was a serious request, the career guys were furious," a U.S. official said of request tied to Khashoggi killing.

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

May slammed in commons as draft called 'botched' and 'dead on arrival'

The draft deal was slammed as "a huge and damaging failure", "botched", and “the biggest voluntary surrender of sovereignty in living memory”.

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

Raw Politics Brexit edition live

A special edition of Raw Politics from Euronews' headquarters in Lyon.

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

May's Brexit woes send Sterling spiralling

The British currency is on track to record its biggest one-day drop in over a year on Thursday.

15/11/2018

Europe News

Brexit: Brussels keeping calm and carrying on

All eyes of European institutions are now on Westminster

15/11/2018

Cinema

Review: Thessaloniki International Film Festival

The curtain falls on the 59th edition of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival.

15/11/2018

Yemen

Euroviews. How to Stop the War in Yemen | View

The Houthi threat has not been given due attention in Western capitals. They are not proscribed as a terrorist group by the US State Department, NATO, or the EU. This means it is perfectly legal to support, or even fundraise for them.

15/11/2018

World News

John Lewis Christmas ad launched

John Lewis & Partners are relying on singer Elton John to boost sales as the retailer launches its annual festive advertising campaign

15/11/2018

World News

Euroviews. Extending Article 50 is now the only way to avoid Brexit chaos | View

In the face of an unpopular deal negotiated by Theresa May, we must now extend Article 50 to avoid a 'no deal' or 'blind' Brexit.

15/11/2018

World News

German man on trial for lacing co-workers' lunches with poison

One victim is in a coma with brain damage and another has serious kidney damage, prosecutors said.

15/11/2018

World News

Don't fall for the 'secret sister' gift exchange scam on Facebook

It's actually a classic pyramid scheme.

15/11/2018

Saudi Arabia

Saudi prosecutor seeks death penalty in Khashoggi murder

Saudi Arabia has announced that the death penalty is being sought against five suspects in the murder of columnist Jamal Khashoggi.

15/11/2018

World News

Helipads and airport lounges: The perks cities offered for Amazon's HQ2

In addition to the smaller incentives, Amazon is expected to reap more than $2 billion in tax incentives between the two winners.

15/11/2018

Markets

UK housebuilder, retailer, bank shares sink on Raab resignation

UK housebuilder, retailer, bank shares sink on Raab resignation

15/11/2018

Destinations

Tikopia: take a step inside a remote civilization

A documentary about a 3,000-year-old civilization.

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

Explained: Amid Brexit pressure, what next for May?

Euronews takes a look at the different scenarios we could see following the draft Brexit deal.

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

Watch: MPs cheer as May spells out risk of no Brexit

One of the biggest reactions to May's speech came as she mentioned the un-Brexit.

15/11/2018

World News

Brexit chaos as resignations leave E.U. deal — and May's future — in doubt

"The very man who was effectively her main negotiator — for him to resign I think is devastating."

15/11/2018

United Kingdom

Watch how MPs reacted to May's Brexit speech in Parliament

Laughs and jeers interrupted Theresa May.

15/11/2018

World News

Saudi prosecutor seeks death penalty for suspects in Khashoggi's killing

Turkey has blamed the highest ranks of power in Saudi Arabia for Khashoggi's brutal death, saying the kingdom sent an assassination squad for him.

15/11/2018