22 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Robert Kubica to make F1 comeback in 2019 33-year-old Polish driver will return to Formula One racing eight years after a rallying accident that partially severed his right arm. -
World News Denmark suspends arms sales to Saudi Arabia — but which European countries continue to supply it? Denmark is the latest country to halt all future arms exports to Riyadh in response to Khashoggi's death and fighting in Yemen. But what are other European countries doing? -
Netherlands Climate change helping to sink parts of the Netherlands quicker than expected, say experts The western city of Gouda, for instance, is sinking by three millimetres per year, on average. -
Italy IKEA store in Italy opens its doors to stray dogs Stray dogs are feeling the warmth after an IKEA store in southern Italy opened its doors to them. -
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World News Germany and France agree on new joint fighter jet contract Germany and France have agreed on a contract with Airbus and Dassault Aviation to begin work on a next-generation fighter jet in early 2019 -
Europe News Raw Politics: Draft deal, controversial ads, Poland judicial law On this episode of Raw Politics, the EU and UK agree on a 27-page draft declaration on future ties, while a new French law which aims to tackle 'fake news' during elections faces some criticism. -
No Comment Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade welcomes new stars Giant balloons were blown up on Wednesday ahead of the 92nd annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. -
No Comment London's Kew Gardens sparkles for festive season London's Kew Gardens glistened with more than one million lights on Wednesday as it readied itself for the festive season. -
No Comment Celebrities serve Thanksgiving dinner to homeless people in LA Kevin Hart, Pharrell Williams and Minnie Driver were among the celebrities who turned out Wednesday to serve Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless in downtown Los Angeles. -
No Comment US troops celebrate Harry Potter-themed Thanksgiving in South Korea US troops celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday with a Harry Potter-themed feast on Thursday at an army base in South Korea. -
Italy Watch: Freestyle skiers jump roads on Italy's highest mountain pass Germany's Benedikt Mayr and Italy's Markus Eder completed an extraordinary run by jumping over several roads of the highest mountain pass in Italy. -
Markets European shares resume slide as earnings disappoint, Italian banks drop European shares resume slide as earnings disappoint, Italian banks drop -
World Ads deemed too controversial to air | Raw Politics A court in France has ruled an advertising poster showing a woman about to be hit by a steam train does not promote violence against women. Euronews' Raw Politics programme discussed this in a special panel debate on the politics of advertising. -
World News Backlash against Black Friday in Europe | Raw Politics Green Peace in France has launched a counter campaign, encouraging people to get active and spend time with family and friends instead. -
Ecotech Cars that marked the beginning of the automotive industry Vintage cars that wrote the legend of the automotive industry were on display in Lyon. -
India Watch: Baby in India survives after being 'run over' by train This is a baby’s incredible scrape with death in India. -
Global Japan Japan partners with Rwanda in education initiative The Global Japan team has come to Tumba in northern Rwanda to discover a school which trains high-level technicians to meet the economic needs of the country. -
Germany Germany's CDU faces backlash over asylum and gay marriage comments | Raw Politics Two high ranking members of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party made controversial comments on immigration and gay marriage. -
USA Lethal force can be used at Mexico border, Trump says US President Donald Trump has authorised troops to use lethal force "if they have to" at the border with Mexico. -
Europe News EU 'concerns' over Turkey detentions The EU has strong concerns over the large number of journalists and academics being detained in Turkey, the EU's commissioner for candidate countries has said. The comments come after talks with Turkey's foreign minister in Ankara. The EU's foreign affairs chief also expressed concerns over detaine -
Europe News EU 'satisfied' with Polish changes over Supreme Court reforms EU 'satisfied' with Polish changes over Supreme Court reforms -
Europe News 'We never considered the EU as an adversary' - Russian envoy Russia's Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the EU tells euronews -
Switzerland Switzerland to vote on whether to save cow horns Switzerland is going to vote on Sunday on whether to save cow horns. -
India American missionary wrote 'God, I don’t want to die' shortly before being killed by remote tribe An American Christian missionary has reportedly been killed by an isolated tribe on North Sentienel Island off the coast of India, after visiting the island for the second time. -
France France passes controversial 'fake news' law France's parliament has passed a new law, which aims to empower judges to order the immediate removal of "fake news" during election campaigns. -
World News Barack who? Michelle Obama achieves 'rock star' status across the Atlantic "It's like going to see Beyoncé — she's like a rock star. She means so much to us. In France we don't have figures like that," said Cyrielle Bedu. -
World News Nissan fires chairman Carlos Ghosn following arrest He's been accused by prosecutors of under-reporting $44.6 million of personal income. -
Germany Iconic stretch of Berlin Wall wins protection from developers After the wall fell in 1989, more than 100 international artists painted over its concrete transforming it into the world's longest outdoor gallery. -
Destinations Guests get deep sleep at world’s first underground hotel This new luxury hotel near Shanghai has been built in a former deep pit mine. -
Mexico The blind fish that could be key to mending humans' broken hearts Research carried out by the British Heart Foundation is looking at whether the genes of Mexican tetra fish might help repair heart damage in humans -
Poland Beating a ‘tactical retreat’ over judges is just the eye of the storm. What next for Poland? | View The rulers [in Poland] do not behave as if they were meaningful constrained by law; whenever it does not suit their political purposes, they simply amend it. This is not a rule of law, this is rule by law. -
World News Brexit could leave the U.K. worse off, finance minister admits "We will have a politically chaotic situation" without a deal, finance minister Philip Hammond said. -
Hungary Rule of law mechanism: A procedure without law? | View The Hungarian government regards the resolution on triggering Article 7 procedure as a punishment for its anti-migration policy. -
United Kingdom 'Waffle’: British MPs slam Theresa May’s post-Brexit deal with EU MPs have been tearing into PM Theresa May over the post-Brexit deal she has agreed with Brussels. -
United Kingdom Austria's chancellor in London for Brexit talks with British PM Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is in London for Brexit talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May. -
Denmark Denmark suspends future arms exports to Saudi Arabia Denmark has suspended future arms exports to Saudi Arabia amid the country's growing concerns over the conflict in Yemen and the killing of a dissident Saudi journalist. -
World News Family of slain U.S. missionary forgives tribe that killed him "I have never known a more courageous, selfless, compassionate man," one friend said. "John lived and gave his life to share the love of Jesus." -
Australia Wildfires spark emergency warning in Australia's New South Wales An emergency warning was declared on Thursday by fire officials in the Australian state of New South Wales. -
USA Researcher develops purrrfect hair brush inspired by a cat's tongue A researcher at the Georgia Tech Research Institute in Atlanta has developed a hair brush inspired by a cat's tongue. -
United Kingdom Type 2 diabetes now affects 7,000 under-25's in England and Wales as obesity rise continues Nearly 7,000 children and young adults in England and Wales now have Type 2 diabetes as the rise in obesity continues, a leading charity has warned. -
United Kingdom ‘Deal is within our grasp’, says British PM Theresa May British Prime Minister Theresa May said a deal on Brexit is “within our grasp” as she addressed the media outside her Downing Street office on Thursday. -
World News Forget the turducken: This holiday franken-feast is fit for a king Similar bizarre dishes were being served in Europe hundreds of years ago, as hosts aimed to highlight their power and wealth. -
World News U.S.-Israeli man sentenced to 10 years over anti-Semitic bomb threats In passing sentence, the court said the defendant offered on the "dark web" to make bomb and shooting threats for money, earning about $240,000 worth of the digital currency Bitcoin. -
Markets UK markets watchdog to cap price of rent-to-own goods UK markets watchdog to cap price of rent-to-own goods -
Japan Nissan board votes unanimously to oust Ghosn Nissan's board has ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn following his shock arrest for alleged financial misconduct. -
Poland Poland reverses Supreme Court reforms after EU criticism Poland has reversed Supreme Court reforms after EU criticism. -
United Kingdom What you need to know about the draft deal on post-Brexit ties European Commission and British negotiators have agreed on a draft deal on future EU-UK ties post-Brexit. But what does it actually say? -
World News U.K. police arrest man in connection to explosive devices found in London apartment The two devices were found Wednesday in an unoccupied apartment in northwest London. The area was evacuated as a precaution. -
World News Facebook's Sandberg details company's ties to PR firm Sandberg, who last week said she hadn't known about the work of Definers Public Affairs, said that emails referencing the firm had crossed her desk -
World News Amazon exposes some customer names, emails in technical error The e-commerce giant said it had emailed customers out of an abundance of caution, although it was unclear how many accounts were affected. -
World European Commission begins proceedings against Italy over budget. The European Commission has begun proceedings against Italy over its planned 2019 budget, after Rome refused to make changes. Yesterday, the EU began a formal process that could lead to financial sanctions. -
France Liberté, Egalité, Absurdity: French anti-terror laws are robbing people of their freedom | View By concentrating power in the hands of the [French] government - completely outside of the normal criminal justice system - administrative [anti-terrorist] control measures are open to abuse and discriminatory application, including toward Muslims. -
World News Mattis can now order lethal force at border, MPs training with riot gear Two U.S. officials said military police at the border are already training with riot gear and there are plans to send more MPs to the border in California. -
World News Car plows into children outside primary school in China; 5 reportedly dead Security camera footage showed a line of children crossing the street when a vehicle approaches, then changes lanes and swerves into the crowd. -
World News Head of Russian spy agency accused of U.S. election hack, U.K. spy poisoning dies Igor Korobov, 62, who ran the spy agency since 2016, died on Wednesday after "a serious and long illness," the Russian defense ministry said. -
World News Death toll in Northern California fire rises to 83 as searchers push through rain "I can assure you that we are going to continue to push forward because this is important work that we're doing," Sheriff Kony Honea said of the search. -
World News Facebook ads ask company employees to 'anonymously' leak information Freedom from Facebook's campaign comes less than a week after the coalition submitted a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission asking them to consider fining and breaking up the company. -
United Kingdom Why residents of a busy UK port are eager for Brexit Residents of Southampton voted to leave EU -
World News Proud Boys founder distancing himself from 'extremist' organization The group's founder said he was leaving in an effort to alleviate sentencing for several Proud Boy members arrested in a New York City brawl. -
Germany Baby giraffe melts hearts at Berlin zoo Ella belongs to the Rothschild's subspecies, which has seen its numbers cut by 40% over the past 30 years, and is now found in the wild only in Kenya and Uganda. -
World News QUIZ: So you think you know about plastic pollution? Test your knowledge now QUIZ: So you think you know about plastic pollution? Test your knowledge now -
World News Angry Michigan judge orders Iraqi detainees released, blasts government "From the earliest stages of this case, the Government made demonstrably false statements to the Court designed to delay the proceedings," wrote the judge. -
World News Huge, high-flying 'pseudo-satellite' will soon take to the skies The Odysseus is one of the biggest unpiloted aircraft ever built. -
World News 'Relatively few' Twitter bots were needed to spread misinformation, study finds "Bots amplify the reach of low-credibility content, to the point that it is statistically indistinguishable from that of fact-checking articles," researchers wrote. -
Spain Madrid museum shows works depicting post-WWII migration in Paris The Reina Sofia Museum opened an exhibition featuring more than 200 works from famous artists ranging from Picasso to Tinguely called "Paris, against all odds". It will remain open until April 22. -
World News Pusha-T blames Drake for brawl that left three concertgoers hospitalized There's been no shortage of bad blood between the rappers, who have released several songs taking aim at one another over the last few years. -
France French court accepts ñ can be used in national language Judges overturn earlier ruling that banned parents from officially naming their child Fañch. -
Russia Head of Russian spy agency accused of Salisbury novichok attack dies The head of Russian spy agency GRU, accused of the Salisbury novichok attack, has died. -
France French court: Posters showing woman tied to train tracks 'do not promote violence' A French court has ruled that posters showing a woman tied to train tracks "do not promote violence against women". -
USA Born at 21 weeks, this may be the most premature surviving baby Telling Lyla's story and giving hope to other families has become her mother's passion. -
World News Survivors of California's Camp Fire struggle to find housing FEMA has given out $4.95 million in housing assistance so far in Butte County, but many fire survivors are still scrambling for a place to live. -
USA Democrats won House popular vote by largest midterm margin since Watergate Nationally, Democrats have 53.1 percent of all votes counted while Republicans took 45.2 percent. -
World News Europe briefing: EU-UK draft deal on post-Brexit ties and head of Russian spy agency dies We take a look back at the top stories from around Europe this morning. -
World News London counter-terror police probe explosive devices found in apartment "Officers are keeping an open mind as to how or why the devices came to be there," London's Metropolitan Police Service said.