19 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Airbnb plans to remove listings in Israeli West Bank settlements The company said it will take down some 200 listings and cease its operations in Israeli settlements "that are at the core of the dispute between the Israelis and Palestinians." -
World News Teenage Formula 3 driver in surgery after her horrific crash "It was nearly a rocket. Surviving was incredible," Frits van Amersfoort, the owner of Van Amersfoort Racing, said. -
World Clashes break out in Netherlands over 'Black Pete' Christmas character | Raw Politics Dutch pre-Christmas festivities descended into violent scuffles and arrests last weekend — the controversy centres on a character called "Black Pete". -
World News Instagram to crack down on fake likes and followers The company is targeting accounts that use third-party apps to inflate their popularity. -
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World Macron visits Brussels amid 'yellow vest' protests in France | Raw Politics While Macron touched down in Belgium for a state visit, back at home, "yellow vest" protests over rising fuel taxes rumbled on. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson's unused water cannons sold for £11,000 Back in 2014, then-mayor of London Boris Johnson purchased three water cannons in order diffuse crowds in the case of riots. They were never used and cost taxpayers £320,000. -
No Comment California police reunite mother bear with her cub Police in Truckee, California helped to reunite a mother bear with her baby after the cub got stuck in a dumpster. -
No Comment Maradona leads wild dancing and singing after Dorados victory Diego Maradona danced with his Dorados team after a memorable victory in the Mexican Apertura quarter-finals on Saturday. -
Markets Miners drive European stocks up on trade war hopes, Renault falls Miners drive European stocks up on trade war hopes, Renault falls -
No Comment Cygnus cargo craft makes delivery to ISS Northrop Grumman's Cygnus cargo craft arrives at the International Space Station, delivering crew supplies and science experiments -
No Comment Volcán de Fuego eruption lights up Guatemalan skyline Thousands of Guatemalans have been ordered to evacuate after the eruption of the country’s Volcan de Fuego, or Volcano of Fire. -
World Brexit on the brink: May defends draft deal | Raw Politics British Prime Minister Theresa May had her work cut out as she tried to defend the draft Brexit deal, negotiated a future one and tried to save her own skin. -
France Russian cosmonaut Elena Serova on space travel and her move into politics She was the first Russian woman to set foot on the ISS and is now a deputy in the State Duma of the Russian Federation — Elena Serova spoke to Euronews about the similarities between space travel and politics. -
Italy In Milan, the fight against racism is played out on the football pitch The Sant’Ambroeus football club is the first migrant team in Italy to play in the Italian Football Federation (FIGC). It hopes to promote the motto: “Love football. Hate racism”. -
Earth News From refugee boats to fashion accessories Creating fashionable bags from dinghies carrying migrants in a new ethical business in Germany, -
World News Training to be the next Magnus Carlsen: How chess makes children smarter | View Players battling it out to be world champion command millions of dollars in winnings and sponsorship. But chess has long been linked to high brain capacity - and could help make children smarter. -
Mexico Watch: Mexico takes gold at Homeless World Cup The 16th edition of the event ended on Sunday with joy for hosts Mexico, after their men’s and women’s sides were named winners. -
Economy Macron's week in Belgium The French president is in Belgium on a state visit, solidifying ties with their neighbours, before returning to Brussels for a special Brexit summit on Sunday. Tuesday will see him in Molenbeek before addressing students on Europe. -
Next Series How to improve the early diagnostics of ophthalmic diseases? How can the latest optical technology improve the early diagnostics of eye and also some neurodegenerative diseases? -
Hungary Austria's Kurz meets with billionaire George Soros to discuss CEU move to Vienna Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz meets with investor George Soros to discuss moving the Central European University from his native Hungary to Vienna. The Hungarian government has up to December 1 to decide the fate of the university. -
World News What is International Men's Day and where is it celebrated? More than 70 countries worldwide are marking International Men's Day today. But what is it? -
Markets Oil rises on expected OPEC cut, but markets remain wary Oil rises on expected OPEC cut, but markets remain wary -
World News Khashoggi's killing is elephant in room as Saudi king gives rare speech The Saudi monarch instead reiterated his support for his son's signature initiative to turn around around the oil-dependent economy and cut unemployment. -
Europe News Brexit consequences hint at Mars bar shortage Chocolate lovers in the UK take note. In the event of a No Deal Brexit the UK could run out of Mars bars within a matter of weeks. Buzzfeed news reports that Britain's environment minister Michael Gove was warned by industry that two key ingredients are imported and perish within days. -
Europe News Disco soup served up to Agriculture ministers EU Agriculture Ministers have been treated to a Disco Soup - a culinary and musical protest outside the Council in Brussels. Environmentalists are aiming to draw attention to the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, and are calling for it to be fair, green and healthy. -
Europe News EU to open sanctions on Iran over Danish, French assassination plots The EU is considering economic sanctions on Iranian nationals over alleged assassination plots in Denmark and France, according to two diplomats. -
World News World Toilet Day highlights global sanitation crisis One in five primary schools and one in eight secondary schools globally do not have any toilets, the group WaterAid said in a new report. -
Europe News The Brief: Brexit survival week, Mars bar shortages, and Iran sanctions In this edition of the Brief we report on the state of play for Brussels on Brexit (from keep calm, to remain calm), a shortage of confectionary if No deal plays out and EU sanctions on Iran over attempted assassinations. -
Europe News 'It will survive' - Brussels remains stoic about Brexit deal With resistance to the withdrawal agreement growing in the UK, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier defended the deal as 'globally' fair and balanced. -
Spain 'Pain of the field': the embarrassing automatic translation of the Spanish Ministry of Industry In a press release published on its website, Dolores del Campo, head of Temperature Area of the Spanish Metrology Center, saw its name translated in the English version as "It is pain of field", literally "it is a pain of field" -
World News 'Talents and skills' will be the way into post-Brexit U.K., May says The British PM said "engineers from Sydney or software developers from Delhi" would no longer find themselves in line behind people from E.U. countries. -
World News France's failure to tackle cigarette smuggling threatens Europe's safety | View France is the most affected EU member state when it comes to cigarette smuggling, and inaction to tackle the problem is endangering Europe's safety. -
Earth News The dark side of cotton pads Why we’re calling time on cotton (non-organic cotton that is) -
World News Carlos Ghosn: the car industry's expensive 'cost killer' Ghosn is credited with turning Renault and Nissan around, but focus eventually turned to his paycheck. Euronews takes a look back at his career so far. -
Mexico Migrant caravan ignites 'xenophobia' in Tijuana as protesters shout 'get out!' Several hundred people demonstrated this Sunday in the Mexican city against the caravan of migrants shouting "no to invasion." -
Malta Maltese Marvel: Valletta shows off its cultural side In this episode of Go Europe we take you to the Maltese port of Valletta, European Capital of Culture 2018. -
The Cube MEPs campaign to stop Amazon from selling Soviet-themed products | #TheCube A letter signed by 27 members of European Parliament has been sent to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, demanding the company halt sales of goods featuring Soviet symbols -
World News Mexican drug lord dead at 56 of cardiac arrest Beltran Leyva was transferred on Sunday from prison to hospital minutes after security officers noticed he had severe pain in his chest. -
World News Former football star Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne charged with sexual assault British Transport Police confirmed the ex-England midfielder has been charged after an incident on a train in August. -
United Kingdom Former rugby player Gareth Thomas opts for apology over charges following attack Former international rugby player Gareth Thomas has opted for an apology over pressing charges against a boy who attacked him for being gay. -
World News Rebels 'ready to freeze and stop military operations' in Yemen Truces rarely hold entirely in Yemen's disorderly civil war, where fighting is on several fronts, and peace talks attempts abroad have repeatedly broken down. -
World News No deal is better than Theresa May’s rotten Brexit agreement – and we won’t vote for it | View The withdrawal agreement that Theresa May brought home from Brussels will cause the break-up of the UK. -
World News Barnier promises "full control" for UK after transition period EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier hosted a news conference following a meeting of European affairs ministers to discuss Brexit -
Business Nissan moving to fire Ghosn for financial misconduct Carmaker says it plans to fire chief over allegations he did not declare some of his multi-million euro compensation -
World News EU nationals in UK feel "huge disappoinment" over Brexit draft agreement Europeans struggling due to insecurity -
World US President Donald Trump has Finnish President Sauli Niinisto bemused over fire comments As US President Donald Trump toured the burned out California town of Paradise, where many lost their lives and homes, he made a comment that has Finnish President Sauli Niinisto bemused. -
World Macron embraces Europe amid chaos in France While French roads descended into Chaos over fuel tax rises - Emmanuel Macron was in Berlin speaking to the Bundestag. -
Earth News Rescuing baby turtles in Canberra Watch how these volunteers in Australia are protecting baby turtles from predators. -
World Hong Kong's "Umbrella Protest" leaders go on trial The leaders of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Umbrella Movement have gone on trial in the former British colony. The movement's large-scale demonstrations in 2014 took control of several areas of Hong Kong for over two months. -
World News Embezzlement claims trigger protests across Haiti; 6 dead Demonstrators want a probe into the spending of $3.8 billion Haiti received as part of a Venezuelan program that provided the country with subsidized oil. -
United Kingdom Theresa May says UK will be in full control of immigration after Brexit British Prime Minister Theresa May is talking up her immigration plans under the new Brexit deal at the CBI conference in London. -
World News Volcano of Fire triggers new exodus just months after killing hundreds The 12,300-feet Volcano of Fire is one of the most active in Central America. -
United Kingdom Brexit, Khashoggi murder and Carlos Ghosn: Four European stories to know about today Theresa May hangs on to power but a leadership challenge may be imminent. -
Sport Clash of the titans on thrilling last day of The Hague Judo Grand Prix Titans clash on last day of The Hague Judo Grand Prix, with diversity the watchword as 27 different countries win medals during a thrilling tournament -
World News Protesters in Tijuana, Mexico, oppose migrant caravan "We're sounding like Trump's America here in Mexico," said Francis Belmontes, who doesn't want the Central Americans in the border city. -
United Kingdom Which EU country is most popular for Europe's undergraduates? The answer may surprise you.