18 November 2018 | Euronews
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France French prime minister say protests won't force u-turn on fuel price rises Edouard Philippe says he has "heard" the French people after two days of road blockades, but that France needs reforms. -
Germany Macron pleads for EU unity in Berlin French president warns alternatives are bleak for Europe. -
Czech Republic Andrej Babis EU funds scandal: Czech protesters use revolution anniversary to call for PM to quit Thousands marched to call for the Czech Republic’s billionaire prime minister to quit amid an EU funds scandal. -
Spain Femen stage anti-fascist protest on Franco anniversary Feminist activists have disrupted a rally by far-right supporters of former Spanish dictator General Francisco Franco, commemorating the 43rd anniversary of his death. -
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Sport German F3 driver Sophia Floersch injures spine in crash German F3 driver Sophia Floersch injured in a spectacular crash at the Macau Grand Prix in China -
World News Over 250,000 protest over fuel prices in France The French government says around 288,000 people took part in fuel price protests over the weekend in which one woman was accidentally killed and over a hundred people were arrested -
World News U.S.-China tensions heightened as Pence ends Asia trip Papua New Guinea's prime minister, Peter O'Neill, said that "the entire world is worried" about tensions between China and the U.S. -
Latvia Latvia at 100: Baltic country smitten as it toasts independence anniversary Latvians are being urged to toast the country’s centenary ... by wearing special mittens. -
Romania Picasso painting stolen six years ago resurfaces in Romania The painting was initally stolen in a heist along with six other paintings by Matisse, Monet and others. -
World News Have millennials killed phone calls? Why texting isn't always the answer | View About a century after Americans commandeered the phone for personal chit-chat, what is left? Personal chit-chat — very personal chit-chat. -
United Kingdom May insists rebels who want her gone won't make Brexit better The British prime minister says the numbers don't add up for a no-confidence vote, while her fomer Brexit secretary claims Britain is "bullied" in Brussels. -
Spain Topless activists disrupt pro-Franco rally in Madrid Activists disrupt pro-Franco rally in Madrid -
World News How the Catholic 'alt-right' aims to purge LGBTQ members from the church Websites like Church Militant, LifeSite News and the Lepanto Institute are ratcheting up the rhetoric with personal attacks on supporters of gay Catholics. -
United Kingdom Theresa May no confidence vote: Bid to oust UK PM over Brexit deal hits halfway Twenty-four of the 48 MPs needed to trigger a vote of no confidence in Theresa May have so far come forward. -
World News Baby baristas: Could kids hold the key to Colombia's coffee future? "I want to run my own coffee shop one day. And I want kids from all over the world to come and share this coffee with me," said Julián Murillo, 8. -
United Kingdom UK opposition united against EU divorce deal UK opposition united against EU divorce deal -
United Kingdom Scottish FM, Labour leader call on Parliament to reject ‘blindfold Brexit’ bill Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has called on her colleagues in the House of Commons to vote down a bill to approve Theresa May’s draft Brexit plan, which won widespread support from European leaders last week. -
World News Ousted Sri Lankan Prime Minister's party asks Facebook to protect its supporters In a letter to Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg, the United National Party said it feared information sharing with what it calls the country's "illegal" government could lead to a crackdown against its supporters. -
United Kingdom Losing darts player pins blame on ‘opponent’s smelly fart’ Wesley Harms loss against two-time world champion Gary Anderson at a Grand Slam of Darts game could have been due to a “fragrant smell” that was unleashed during the match, he told reporters. -
World News Italians search for migrants lost at sea Italian rescuers have pulled two bodies from the sea as the search for another eight missing migrants continues off the coast of Sardinia -
Sport Federer falls short as Zverev goes on to face Djokovic Federer falls short as Zverev goes on to face Djokovic -
Sport Six in a row for Ogier as he wins Rally Australia title Six in a row for Ogier as he wins Rally Australia title -
Mexico Cold welcome for migrant caravan at US border Cold welcome for migrant caravan at US border -
Norway Norwegians protest against restricting abortion as PM tries to cling to power Thousands in cities across Norway have been protesting against proposals to restrict women’s access to abortion. -
USA ‘We were told he did not play a role’, Trump says of MbS despite CIA conclusion The US President continues to question Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s role in Jamal Khashoggi’s death, despite the CIA concluding Friday that he ordered his killing. -
Ireland 'It's time to seal the deal on Brexit' — Irish PM The Taoiseach has told his Finuh Gayl party conference he is managing the transition period and negotiating a new close relationship with the UK. -
World News Asylum seekers — once welcomed in Mexico — met with fear, disdain in Tijuana The border city welcomed Haitian refugees two years ago, but the latest migrant caravan is unpopular with the mayor and some residents. -
World News Death toll in Northern California wildfire grows to 76 "There's really no way to describe just the pure devastation," a fire official said. -
World News First wave of migrants arrive in Tijuana, Mexico, filling shelters Caravan members who traveled to the border on foot from Central America start the lengthy process of applying for political asylum in the U.S. -
Sport Fancy footwork and flying finishes on Day 2 of Hague Judo Grand Prix Bulgaria’s Ivaylo Ivanov was our Man of the Day on a thrilling Day 2 of The Hague Judo Grand Prix, while China's Yang Junxia was our Woman of the Day