20 November 2018 | Euronews
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World Italian town installs speed cameras, catches 58,000 cars over limit in two weeks One Italian newspaper even said the trial speed camera in Acquetico, near the French border, saw over half of the cars travelling the route doing so over the 50km/h limit. -
USA Saudi Arabia has gone rogue — and Trump's stubborn support for it is indefensible | View Some of the bombs being dropped on poor Yemenis — including on the school bus where 40 children died in August 2018 — were made in America. So were the planes from which they are being dropped. -
World News Chicago hospital-shooting suspect had been kicked out of fire academy for alleged aggressive behavior toward women Juan Lopez allegedly killed a woman doctor he had been involved with, then gunned down a police officer and a pharmacy assistant. -
Indonesia 115 plastic cups, 4 bottles and 2 flip-flops found inside dead whale A dead sperm whale was found washed ashore in Indonesia with nearly 6kg of plastic waste in its stomach, according to park officials. -
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World News U.N. environment chief quits over travel expense report His carbon footprint was high. -
World Spoof video shows May pleading with DUP leader over Brexit | Raw Politics "I'm begging you, please don't break my plan," May appears to say, to the tune of Dolly Parton's song "Jolene". -
Republic of North Macedonia Fugitive ex-FYROM prime minister Gruevski granted asylum in Hungary FYROM's former prime minister, Nikola Gruevski, has been granted asylum in Hungary, the Magyar Idok newspaper reported on Tuesday. -
World Raw Politics: Gibraltar, post-Brexit immigration, whistleblower protection On this episode of Raw Politics, the EU moves closer to a law protecting whistleblowers while the Gibraltar question threatens the draft Brexit deal. -
World News Trump jokingly warns pardoned turkeys of recounts, subpoenas "Unfortunately I can't guarantee that your pardons won't be enjoined by the Ninth Circuit. Always happens," he said at a White House event Tuesday. -
World News Outages hit Facebook's apps including Instagram and WhatsApp Facebook confirmed the issues on its Twitter account, saying the company was "working to resolve the issue as soon as possible." -
Myanmar Exploding hot air balloon injures revellers at Myanmar festival Multiple people were injured after a hot air balloon loaded with fireworks exploded onto a crowd at a festival in Myanmar. -
Italy Italian police bust puppy trafficking ring Italian authorities have raided a suspected international dog trafficking ring, moving the puppies from eastern Europe into Italy -
Markets FTSE hits three-week low as investors dump banks, mining stocks FTSE hits three-week low as investors dump banks, mining stocks -
Economy Three out of four Europeans say the euro is a good thing | Raw Politics A large majority of people in all 19 eurozone countries support the euro currency, a poll has found -
Italy Chinese artist paints Florence’s skies with 50,000 fireworks A Chinese artist created a colourful art display of fireworks in Florence, painting the city’s sky -
World News 'US will stand by Saudis' despite Khashoggi murder, says Trump The US will stand by the Saudis despite international condemnation of Jamal Khashoggi's murder, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday. -
World News Parkland shooting survivors receive peace prize from Desmond Tutu "I am in awe of these children," Tutu said at the ceremony on Tuesday. -
United Kingdom UK sea borders 'could be left wide open after Brexit' “Two cutters for the whole coastline is frankly ridiculous. We need more investment so the whole border is secure,” MP Charlie Elphicke told Euronews. -
No Comment Downing Street cat alone in the rain Police officer knocks on No 10 door so Downing Street cat can be let in -
No Comment Check out this full-scale model of the White House made out of Lego The model is on display at the visitor centre in Washington. -
No Comment Migrants camped out in Mexico attend job fair Many Central American migrants camped in Tijuana after crossing Mexico in a caravan attended a job fair organised by the Baja California state government on Monday as they look for work while they remain in Mexico. -
USA US judge: 'President may not rewrite immigration laws' US District Judge Jon Tigar blocked the Trump administration from refusing asylum to immigrants who cross the southern border illegally. -
World News Tech stocks plunge as investors brace for 'major white-knuckle period' Backlash against Facebook contributed to a sharp slide in all major market indices Tuesday. -
World News ISS 20th Anniversary: What impact has it had on science so far? On its 20th anniversary, Euronews space, science and technology correspondent, Jeremy Wilks, reflects on the impact the ISS has had on science. -
Afghanistan Suicide bomber kills at least 50 killed in Kabul — Afghan officials A suicide bomber has targeted a gathering of Muslim religious scholars in Kabul, killing more than 50 people, Reuters reported, citing government officials. -
World News Bitcoin: World's largest cryptocurrency takes a dive The world's largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has dropped to its lowest level in more than a year. -
Spain ‘Gibraltar doesn't belong to the UK’: Spain threatens to vote 'no' on Brexit deal over peninsula Spain's prime minister has warned that the country will reject the Brexit withdrawal deal if plans for future talks on the status of Gibraltar are not clarified. -
World News At least 40 killed in Kabul explosion More than 60 other people in the Afghanistan capital were injured in the blast. -
World News NASA robot to explore Jezero Crater for signs of past life in 2020 NASA has chosen the Jezero Crater as the landing site for its upcoming Mars 2020 rover mission after a five-year search -
World News Ghosn under arrest: What does it mean for the Renault-Nissan alliance? Carlos Ghosn's arrest has sent shockwaves through the business world and impacted the three car manufacturers he helped revive. -
World News Italy orders seizure of ship that's rescued 30,000 migrants in the Med The vessel became a symbol of restrictions on aid groups when it was stranded at sea for 10 days after being refused permission to dock by Italy and Malta. -
Economy Rome vs Brussels: risk of an unprecedented clash over the budget On Wednesday the European Commission might decide to take first steps on the opening of a procedure for excessive debt against Italy -
Earth News Greek silk road town finds itself back in fashion Soufli had silk first produced in Europe. -
World News US retailer releases Trump-inspired 'Build the Wall' toy ahead of Christmas As the Christmas season approaches, a US retailer is encouraging children to follow President Donald Trump's example and "build the wall" to stem the flow of illegal migration. -
World News Trump expected to give border troops authority to defend border patrol agents Nearly 5,200 troops have been deployed to the border to join the 2,000 already stationed there. -
World News Saudi school textbooks teach teens hatred, violence, anti-Semitism "The U.S. cannot look the other way while Saudi Arabia features anti-Semitic hate speech year after year," the ADL's CEO said. -
Belgium May to meet Juncker in Brussels on Wednesday for Brexit talks British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels on Wednesday evening for key Brexit talks. -
Markets Nissan shares set to tank on Ghosn's arrest over financial misconduct Nissan shares set to tank on Ghosn's arrest over financial misconduct -
Kosovo Kosovo denied entry to Interpol Kosovo failed to secure two-thirds of votes needed to join Interpol’s at its general assembly in Dubai on Tuesday. -
Earth News The many reasons to go zero waste And how to do it with zero waste influencer Bea Johnson -
World News Hip-hop fan could be 1st American world chess champion since Bobby Fischer The game has evolved into a pay-per-view spectator sport that rivals the likes of boxing since the Bobby Fischer era. -
United Kingdom UK court rejects bid to stop ECJ examining if Brexit can be reversed The UK's top court has rejected a bid to stop Europe's top court from determining whether Brexit can be reversed. -
World Arrest of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi chairman shocks motor industry The arrest of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Chairman Carlos Ghosn has sent shockwaves through the business world and caused company shares to tumble. He's been accused of under-reporting his salary by 38 million Euros. -
World News Israel's interior minister should be charged with money laundering, police say He was previously sentenced to three years in prison for bribery, fraud and breach of trust in 2000 during his previous stint in the role in the 1990s. -
World News Three Australians accused of planning attack targeting 'crowded place' Prosecutors say the police investigation involved intercepts of 17,000 phone calls and 10,500 text messages plus 7,800 hours of other covert recordings. -
United Kingdom Rural Britain expresses fears as Brexit approaches Residents in Abingdon talk about their prospects outside the European Union -
World News Some Saudi royals turn against crown prince, Reuters sources say The House of Saud is made up of hundreds of princes. Unlike typical European monarchies, there is no automatic succession from father to eldest son. -
World News Why has Italy ordered the seizure of migrant ship Aquarius? | Euronews Answers Italian authorities have ordered the seizure of migrant rescue ship Aquarius, citing "illegal disposal of hazardous waste". Euronews looks at what has happened, what the reaction has been and where the vessel is now. -
Belgium Policeman stabbed near Grand Place in Brussels A policeman has been stabbed near tourist area,Grand Place in Brussels. -
Belgium Police officer stabbed in central Brussels The officer, whose life in not in danger, was transferred to hospital. His assailant was shot and is receiving treatment. -
World News UNICEF World Children's Day: What is the global status of children? Children have their rights denied every single day. On World Children’s Day, The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) aims to build a world where every child has the right to basic human needs such as freedom, food, water, shelter and education. -
Spain One dead and others injured after train derails near Barcelona At least one person has died and five others have been injured after a train derailed near Barcelona in Spain. -
World News In which country do women experience the most street harassment? A new study saw over 6,000 women surveyed in France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the UK and the USA to see where they experienced the most harassment in the street. -
World News Spanish train derails, Brussels stabbing and Aquarius seized: Five European stories to know about Euronews brings you all the breaking news and top stories as they happen this morning. -
World News Ivanka Trump reportedly used private account to send hundreds of emails "Until the White House provided her the same guidance they had to others who started before she did, Ms. Trump sometimes used her private account," a Trump spokesman said. -
World News Gather together: California town hosting wildfire victims for Thanksgiving "It's going to be a good night out to the get their minds off what's happened." -
Guatemala Guatemala issues red alert as Volcan de Fuego awakens Guatemala evacuates over 4,000 people as red alert is issued for Volcan de Fuego -
World Raw Politics: Brexit deal, 'rake news', French fuel tax protests On this episode of Raw Politics: Theresa May remains firm on the controversial draft Brexit deal, while protests in response to high fuel prices continue in France.