23 November 2018 | Euronews
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World Raw Politics: Brexit breakthrough, Aquarius migrant ship, Irish FM The UK and EU agree on a draft declaration on future ties while the hashtag 'Rake News' trended this week after the Finnish President retaliated to US President Trump's comments that he had suggested raking forests could help prevent the spreading of wildfires. -
No Comment 'Footgolf', fireworks and balloons: No Comment videos of the week These are our most powerful videos from this week. -
USA One man's quest to ban conversion therapy in California | NBC Left Field Although widely accepted as something you are born with, some believe homosexuality is a condition that can be treated. -
Greece Inside Moria: Euronews takes you around Greece's biggest refugee camp More than 8,000 migrants — waiting for their asylum claims to be heard — live at Moria refugee camp, meant to hold 3,000-people. Now, with winter fast approaching, Euronews' Apostolos Staikos has taken a look at what life is like on the inside. -
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World News Why this black hole simulation may be the best ever New video shows the Milky Way's supermassive black hole in luminous virtual reality. -
France European elections 2019: Strasbourg uses Donald Trump to motivate voters Authorities in Strasbourg have found a novel way of getting voters out for next May’s European Parliament elections: Donald Trump. -
Germany Black Friday: Where are Europe’s most-committed shoppers? The poll results were released to coincide with Black Friday, which sees retailers slash prices to kick off the Christmas spending season. -
Markets Take Five: Trade to tech wrecks - World markets themes for the week ahead Take Five: Trade to tech wrecks - World markets themes for the week ahead -
United Kingdom Brexit pop-up shop offers Londoners ‘worst deal ever’ Discounts include “huge reductions on NHS staff” and “massive clearance on jobs”. -
USA Watch: Snoop Dogg thanks himself after receiving Hollywood star As Snoop Dogg received his long-awaited star on Hollywood Boulevard, he thanked someone very special for his success — himself. -
Sport Japan dominate Day 1 of Osaka Grand Slam with four golds out of four Hosts Japan were unstoppable on the first day of the Osaka Grand Slam, winning gold medals in all four weight categories of a thrilling tournament -
Greece Cleaning lady gets 10-year jail term for lying about primary school education The case has caused uproar in Greece for being unduly strict. -
Earth News This Icelandic island gives shelter to whales Previously captive cetaceans are to be rehabilitated in a wild environment. -
Switzerland Swiss councillor barred from vote after nursing baby outside chamber The decision to bar a council member from a vote after she left the room to breastfeed her baby has sparked conflict between politicians in the Swiss city of Basel. -
Spain From unemployment to tobacco trafficking: Why Gibraltar is a Brexit red line for Spain As the EU summit on Brexit nears, Euronews takes a look at why Gibraltar is so important to Spain. -
France Paris con artist who charged €247 for a taxi ride is jailed The defendant was not a registered taxi driver and prevented his victims from getting out without paying -
France Woman hit by harasser in Paris talks to Euronews about her fight to stop violence against women Marie Laguerre, a French student who was punched in the face after confronting her harasser in July, will be marching at Saturday's protest against sexual violence in Paris. She speaks to Euronews about her life since the attack. -
World News Novichok police officer 'lost everything' after contaminating his house "Not only did we lose the house, we lost all of our possessions, including everything the kids owned" due to contamination, Det. Sgt. Nick Bailey said. -
World News The week that was: Navigating Brexit, hate speech and the law is a game of chess | View We take look at the hot topics in the View section that have had you talking this week. -
United Kingdom British shop to stockpile wine amid fears of no-deal Brexit A wine store in Britain says it will begin stockpiling amid fears the UK will quit the European Union without a deal. -
World ADIPEC: UAE & Saudi Arabia strike LNG deal, oil ministers talk production cuts The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference gathered more than 140,000 visitors in the UAE capital for its 21st edition. -
World Was it a good year for oil revenues in the GCC region? Marking one of the biggest drops since the oil price collapse of 2014, the global benchmark Brent has fallen more than 20% since early October. -
Argentina The hospital for broken statues in Buenos Aires The hospital for broken statues in Buenos Aires -
World Meet the man trying to fight the electricity crisis in Lebanon In Lebanon, daily electricity power cuts are commonplace. -
World News Forget Gibraltar — new ‘cheese churros’ are causing tension between the UK and Spain British supermarket Morrisons announced the creation this Christmas of "delicious" cheese churros. But Spanish social media users aren't happy. -
Russia Russia's homeless escape sub-zero temperatures on old buses Local businesses have been donating old buses to Russia's homeless population as a way to escape winter temperatures -
Italy Chinese retailers boycott Dolce & Gabbana after 'racist' ads Chinese retailers from Land Crawford to JD.com have dropped the Italian luxury brand Dolce and Gabbana after it ran ads deemed 'racist.' -
Markets Italian stocks lead Europe in recovery driven by banks, technology Italian stocks lead Europe in recovery driven by banks, technology -
United Arab Emirates UAE considers clemency request for jailed Briton Matthew Hedges The United Arab Emirates is considering a request to grant clemency to British academic Matthew Hedges, who was sentenced to life in prison this week after being convicted of spying. -
World News Brexit deal is worse than staying in E.U., lawmaker who helped draft it says "A painful week in European politics is starting." -
World Amnesty International: Homeless Roma and other EU migrants live in dangerous conditions in Sweden Thousands of homeless Roma and other EU migrants are living in desperate situations across Sweden, according to a new report published by Amnesty International. -
Spain Spain 'to reject Brexit deal' without written Gibraltar pledge from UK European Union negotiators from the 27 states remaining after Brexit were unable to agree on Gibraltar during talks on Friday, diplomatic sources told Reuters. -
Italy Pisa's Tower is losing its famous lean Pisa's Tower is losing its famous lean -
Germany Germany’s new anti-hate speech law needs teeth if it has any hope of stamping it out online | View Online hate must be combatted, and will is not enough – we must ensure the tools we are using are as optimal as they can be. Failure on either front will mean those who spread hate online win. -
World News Suicide bomber on motorcycle kills 25 shoppers at market in Pakistan The attack occurred in an area that was for decades a refuge for militants fighting across the border in Afghanistan. -
World News Hour-long shootout at Chinese Consulate in Pakistan ends with 7 dead Pakistan's PM said such incidents would not undermine relations with China, which are "mightier than the Himalayas and deeper than the Arabian Sea." -
World Black Friday crosses Europe Black Friday has long been a retail tradition in America, where discount sales the day after Thanksgiving signal the start of the Christmas shopping countdown. But it is now well-established in Europe. -
World News Hillary Clinton tells Europe to 'get a hold on migration' to halt rise in populism Former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has drawn criticism after urging Europe to curb migration in order to halt a rise in populism -
World Conditions worsen in Greece's largest refugee camp Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos is infamous for terrible living conditions — and it's only getting worse as temperatures drop and winter rains hit. -
United Kingdom EU nationals in UK fear post-Brexit future The climate of uncertainty is unsettling for many. -
World News Chinese reporter wins rare police apology for harassment Reporters Without Borders ranks China 176 out of 180 in its World Press Freedom Index. -
Next Series Will ExoMars be the mission to find life on Mars? Will ExoMars be the mission to find life on Mars? Euronews is first to film Airbus' specially-built rover clean room and discuss the freshly-selected landing site with European and Russian experts. -
Next Series #AskSpace: When will humans reach Mars? #AskSpace: When will humans reach Mars? Manish Patel, a planetary scientist and member of the ExoMars science team from The Open University gives his view. -
World News Trump disputes CIA findings in Khashoggi killing, says too much at stake to punish ally NBC and other outlets have reported that the agency recently concluded that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. -
United Kingdom Spain threatens to veto Brexit agreement over Gibraltar Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez says the country will veto the withdrawal agreement if no changes are made over Gibraltar — a British overseas territory that Spain has asserted claims to. -
United Kingdom Long-lost Charles Dickens portrait back on show in London Long-lost Charles Dickens portrait back on show in London -
World News Trump says troops will use 'lethal force' at the border 'if they have to' The president also said Thursday he will close entry at the border if he deems it necessary to prevent immigration. -
World News California communities bring Thanksgiving to wildfire survivors Hundreds if not thousands of evacuees are still in temporary quarters over the holiday. -
World News Europe briefing: Spain threatens to veto Brexit, UAE considers clemency request for Matthew Hedges Euronews looks back at the biggest stories around Europe this morning.