26 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Sexual harassment goes high tech with AirDrop Without the proper settings, iPhone users can receive lewd and threatening messages from strangers, which can be triggering for survivors of sexual assault. -
Ukraine Watch: Russian vessel rams Ukraine boat Russia seized three Ukraine ships in the Black Sea on Sunday in an “openly aggressive” manner, the Ukrainian Navy said in a statement. Footage thought to have been taken during the skirmish has been shared on social media. -
World News Ukraine declares martial law after Russian naval attack The Ukrainian president said this is not "declaring war" against Russia. -
World How will May sell her Brexit deal to British MPs? | Raw Politics The panel discusses how Britain's prime minister will sell the Brexit deal endorsed by the EU. -
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World Raw Politics: May sells Brexit deal, Ukraine-Russia and womens rights On this episode of Raw Politics, UK Prime Minister Theresa May tries to sell her draft Brexit deal to the parliament while NATO calls for calm amid increased Ukraine-Russia tensions. -
USA Watch again: NASA’s InSight lander arrives on Mars Join Euronews live as NASA's InSight lander arrives on Mars. -
France 'Gilets jaunes' appoint delegation to negotiate tax hikes with French government The French 'gilets jaunes' group have appointed a delegation of eight spokespeople to negotiate with the French government over the tax hikes it intends to carry out. -
World News Investigation unearths lack of regulation for medical implants | Raw Politics Raw Politics discusses an investigative report on medical devices that are faulty, causing thousands of people to suffer -
Markets Italy may cut deficit target in bid to appease EU, markets Italy may cut deficit target in bid to appease EU, markets -
World News 'Home is most likely place for women to get killed', new UN study finds A new report by the United Nations found that an average of 137 women across the world are killed by a partner or family member every day. -
Georgia Georgia elects French-born Zurabishvili as president, OSCE says process was undermined Georgia elects French-born Salome Zurabishvili as its new president — the first woman to hold the office in the country's history. -
France 'Gilets jaunes': Romanian van driver's violent ordeal at blockade in southern France A van driver has told Euronews how feared for his safety after getting caught in a Gilets jaunes blockade in France for more than eight hours. -
No Comment Ukrainian nationalists vandalise Russian consulate in Kharkiv Dozens of Ukrainian nationalists gathered outside the Russian consulate general in Kharkiv on Monday to protest Russia's aggression at Ukrainian vessels in the Black Sea. -
No Comment India marks 10th anniversary of Mumbai attacks India on Monday marked the 10th anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks with ceremonies across the city. -
Europe News Azov Sea - EU calls for de-escalation The president of the European Council wrote on Twitter: I condemn Russian use of force in Azov Sea. Russian authorities must return Ukrainian sailors, vessels & refrain from further provocations. -
Europe News Brexit case thrown out of EU's top court The EU's top court has thrown out a case arguing that the process triggering Brexit was illegal. -
Iraq Royal Game of Ur: the ancient boardgame making a comeback in Iraq Once played by Egyptian Pharaohs and Mesopotamian Kings, the Royal Game of Ur is given a new lease of life in Iraq. -
No Comment 145 pilot whales stranded on remote New Zealand beach die A hiker discovered the pilot whales in two pods about 2 kilometres apart late Saturday on Stewart Island. -
No Comment Italian Interior Minister Salvini launches destruction of Mafia villa Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini on Monday personally launched the demolition of a luxury villa illegally built in Rome by its most infamous and entrenched Mafia clan, the Casamonica. -
Europe News Slaying the plastic pollution dragon A 3 metre tall dragon sculpture spewing plastic pollution gathered in beach cleanups has been erected in the EU institutions quarter of Brussels. It is an effort from those working to make the EU aware of the plastic pollution problem. -
Europe News EU support for Iran deal The EU and Iran have reiterated their support for the nuclear deal and say they aim to keep it alive despite U.S. President's decision to abandon the landmark pact. -
Target Europe's most inspiring innovators turn up for the 2018 SME assembly Entrepreneurs and policy makers attend the 2018 SME assembly to celebrate and learn about Europe's most innovative small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) -
Next Series How augmented reality will make surgery safer New technology will push surgery forward by using augmented reality. -
Spain How wine corks are made - and why scientists are raising the alarm Euronews goes to Catalonia to see how corks are made and the growing environmental challenges faced by the cork industry. -
Earth News Black Friday or 'Fair Friday' — which one do you want? A Swiss bookstore decided to turn Black Friday on its head, encouraging customers to make charitable donations instead of snapping up cheap deals. -
No Comment Anti-Brexit protesters gather in Brussels Dozens of anti-Brexit protesters gathered in Brussels on Sunday, as European Union leaders met for a special summit. -
United Kingdom The floral gemstone bouquet for Xmas shoppers with expensive tastes The floral gemstone bouquet for Xmas shoppers with expensive tastes -
World News Why Brits are suddenly talking about the 2008 Wall Street bailout Spooking the markets won't work if traders are already preparing for the worst, experts say. -
United Kingdom Scotland's Brexit dilemma: accept May's deal, no deal or push for independence | View Scotland has been a bystander in the last two years of the Brexit saga. But what next for Scotland? Accept May's Brexit deal, fight to halt Brexit or renew calls for independence. -
Belgium Watch: EU Parliament chief smears lipstick on face to denounce violence against women Antonio Tajani made the gesture to mark the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. -
World News High-seas clash is straight out of Putin's playbook "It is the first time the Russian military has openly fired on the Ukrainian military and claimed responsibility for it." -
United Kingdom Watch again: British MPs hit out at PM Theresa May's Brexit deal British MPs slammed Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit agreement as she began the process of trying to get it through parliament. -
World News No, Australian farmers have nothing to fear from new EU rules | View New EU rules on antibiotics use in herds are designed to make it a level playing field for all farmers - not just those in Europe. -
Markets Asian shares tick up but oil rout dampens sentiment Asian shares tick up but oil rout dampens sentiment -
Netherlands Dutch church holds ongoing service to protect refugee family from deportation A church in the Netherlands has been conducting a service for over 700 hours in order to protect a refugee family from deportation. -
Russia Russia says Ukraine deliberately provoked Kerch Strait clash Moscow claims Kiev wants to create a pretext for new sanctions on Russia -
United Kingdom Brexit agreement: May faces task of getting deal through UK parliament Theresa May will tell the Commons that rejecting the Brexit deal will be risky and lead to "division and uncertainty." It comes after EU leaders of 27 other countries approved the terms of the deal on Sunday. -
Sport Moroccan runners dominate Oman desert mega-marathon Moroccan Rachid El Murabity won the 2018 Oman Desert Marathon on Friday (23rd November), beating his brother Mohamed across the line, with home racer Sami Al Saidi completing the podium. -
World News Turkey cracks down on onion hoarders amid economic crisis The country's finance minister has ordered inspectors to search agricultural areas to stop wholesalers from hoarding produce to force up prices. -
USA NASA's Mars mission hopes to find what's inside the red planet While other Mars probes have been looking for water and signs of life on the red planet, the robotic lander InSight is very different. It is looking find out how warm and geologically-active the planet is. -
World 'Urban mermaid' swims the Thames to collect plastic waste A British woman wearing a mermaid's tail swam 120 miles down the Thames on a personal anti-plastic campaign. -
Europe News History made as EU leaders green light UK divorce papers At a historic gathering in Brussels on Sunday, EU heads of states gave their blessing to the official divorce papers that would allow the UK have an orderly exit from the UK. But as anti Brexit protestors told Euronews outside the Sunday summit, nobody is happy with the deal. -
World News 'Never Trump' Republicans went Democrat in 2018. Are they gone for good? Mocked as irrelevant after President Trump's election, voters who leaned Republican in prior races handed Democrats huge wins in suburban districts. -
Russia Forget flowers, Russians tuck into food bouquets The perfect present for the man in your life... a bouquet of his favourite foods -
Sci-tech Augmented Reality to Change Surgery Techniques Mounting an augmented reality device to a surgeon’s head - pioneering new research promises to save thousands of lives by merging classic techniques with modern technology. -
Italy Mafia villas in Rome demolished in effort to rout organised crime from city Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini is behind a crackdown on "illegal" villas inhabited by members of the Casamonica mafia clan - an organised crime group with Romani roots. -
World French Finance Minister to meet retailers amid "Yellow Vest" protest disruption fears. The French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire will meet retailers and insurers later today to assess the economic impact of the ongoing nationwide "Yellow Vest" protests against rising fuel costs. French retailers have warned that the protests risk hitting the Christmas shopping season and threatening -
World News Was it a wave election? Depends Democrats took back the House and picked up some governor's seats, but the GOP grew its edge in the Senate. -
Italy Big Brother Bologna? City set to test surveillance drones Is the dystopian nightmare of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four about to become a reality in Bologna or is the Italian city just making innovative use of the latest technology? -
World News Bernardo Bertolucci: Italian film director, best-known for Last Tango in Paris, dies aged 77 asdasd -
World News Matthew Hedges: UAE pardons jailed British academic The postgraduate student from Durham University has been in custody since May. Hedges' wife has welcomed the news and says she "cannot wait" to have him home. -
World News Mars InSight's landing team leader is all 'nerves and excitement' ahead of risky touchdown "We've done just about everything we can to make sure we're successful." -
World News U.K. parliament seizes documents as part of Facebook inquiry The seizure of the documents comes after Mark Zuckerberg declined to appear in London on Tuesday before officials investigating disinformation and election interference. -
World News Supreme Court to rule if customers can sue Apple claiming App Store is illegal monopoly Apple urges the Supreme Court to throw the case out, arguing that it's not selling anything but only operating a marketplace. -
World News Hillary Clinton calls for reform, 'not open borders,' in explaining European migration remarks The 2016 Democratic presidential candidate sought to clarify comments she made about how Europe could thwart rightwing populism by limiting migration. -
World News Former Trump aide George Papadopoulos to head to jail Monday Papadopoulos is the young aide whose 2016 barroom conversation with an Australian diplomat launched the U.S. investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election. -
World News Why the chief justice's rebuke of Trump's comment was so carefully worded Analysis: The chief justice linguistically tiptoed through the minefield of judicial ethics in order to publicly defend his judicial colleagues. -
World News Weeks after scary mishap, Soyuz rocket to launch spaceflyers to space station "Anytime you launch people, it's a high-stakes operation." -
Belgium Europe briefing: Black Sea face-off, Brexit deal and Matthew Hedges pardoned Euronews looks back at the biggest stories from around Europe this morning. -
World News Border crossing closed after migrants try entering U.S. "We're not running because we're criminals," one migrant said. "We're running from the crime in our country." -
World News 'Segregation academies' are common remnants of Mississippi's troubled history "The most damning evidence of racism is the rise of the segregation academies in Mississippi just as school integration is taking place," an expert told NBC News. -
World News Russia attacks and seizes three Ukrainian naval vessels off the coast of Crimea Ukraine mobilized all of its naval personnel and ships after Russia seized three of its vessels off the coast of Crimea, which it annexed in 2014.