27 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump 'may cancel' G20 talks with Putin over Ukraine “I’m getting a full report on that tonight. That will be very determinative. Maybe I won’t have the meeting. Maybe I won’t even have the meeting. We’re going to see, depending on what comes out tonight,” Trump told the Washington Post. -
Ireland Dublin football club in trouble after faking player's death A football club in Dublin has received backlash after reporting the death of a player, who was, in fact, alive and well in his hometown in Spain. -
World News Arrested French official suspected of spying for North Korea Benoit Quennedey, chief administrator for Architecture, Patrimony and Gardens, was detained Sunday in the investigation. -
Earth News Vegan Christmas Gift List Our curated selection of stylish and cruelty-free Christmas gifts. -
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World News 'Get out': Ukrainian president asks Trump to deliver pointed message to Putin Petro Poroshenko warned Russia would "pay a huge price" if they invaded Ukraine. -
World Raw Politics: Facebook hearing, Ukraine-Russia, Macron's woes In this episode of Raw Politics, tensions are escalating between Russia and Ukraine while Facebook fielded questions from an international committee on 'fake news' and data protection. -
Poland Polish father celebrates after winning battle to change son's name to Yoda Made my son's name Yoda, did I. A father in Poland is celebrating on social media after winning a court battle to name his son after the legendary Star Wars character -
World What is Ukraine's game in imposing martial law? | Raw Politics Find out what the Raw Politics panel had to say about Ukraine's decision to impose martial law following Sunday's spat with Russia in the Black Sea. -
Switzerland Alternative bible seeks to 'end submission of women' in holy text Around twenty Protestant and Catholic theologians from many different continents and different ages came together to publish the alternative book which shows women in different Bible texts in a new light. -
World Watch: French Fuel Furore | Raw Politics President Macron holds firm as the large protest movement continues, as they say, diesel and fuel taxes are too high. -
Markets European shares would suffer more in a global trade war - ECB European shares would suffer more in a global trade war - ECB -
Europe News EU top court examines reversibility of Brexit The EU's top court has been hearing arguments on how the UK could reverse Brexit. In essence the ECJ has been asked to decide whether one country can revoke the Article 50 exit clause unilaterally. -
World News Syrian man stranded at Malaysia airport for eight months granted asylum in Canada Hassan al Kontar had been stranded at Kuala Lumpur International Airport since March 7. -
World Brexit Brief: May on tour, TV debates and Trump's Brexit Bombshell | Raw Politics Raw Politics brings you everything you need to know about all the latest Brexit developments in under two minutes. -
World News Sleeping pilot overflies Australian island destination No other passengers were on board and the pilot eventually landed safely at his original destination. -
World News Artificial Intelligence and Populism: How to avoid a catastrophe? | View Even if we are true believers in the power of technology, in the benefits of creative destruction, we should not kid ourselves: the fourth industrial revolution, if left untamed, could increase inequality, weaken the social fiber of our society, and put under threat the core of democracy and peace. -
Europe News Azov sea: what options are there for Europe and US? Azov sea: what options are there for Europe and US? -
Europe News The Brief: Europe on Azov Sea, Brexit reversibility and Hungary In this edition of the Brief we speak to analysts about how the international community can respond to Ukraine-Russia tensions, we look at how a legal case could reverse Brexit and ask the Vice-President of the Commission about EU policy on Hungary. -
World News Saudi crown prince arrives in Tunisia amid protests against him Tunisians have been staging the first protests of the Arab world against the crown prince, denouncing him as a murderer involved in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. -
France France to fully reimburse condoms to combat AIDS People in France will soon be able to get free condoms if they are prescribed by a doctor. -
No Comment US border guards fire tear gas on migrants protesting in Mexico US border guards fire tear gas on migrants protesting in Mexico -
No Comment Luiz Felipe Scolari soaked by Palmeiras squad after title win Luiz Felipe Scolari soaked by Palmeiras squad at news conference after title win -
France 'Fuel taxes will adapt to price fluctuations,' says Macron in response to gilets jaunes protests In a response to the gilets jaunes protests across France, president Emmanuel Macron announced fuel taxes would be adapted to price fluctuations but that he will not reverse the policy. -
No Comment Alpinist returns from the first ever ascent of Himalayan Lunag Ri peak Austrian alpinist David Lama has safely returned from the first ever ascent of Lunag Ri (6907M) peak in the Himalaya in an epic solo effort -
No Comment Six stranded whales are returned to the ocean in New Zealand Conservation workers and volunteers in New Zealand managed to refloat six surviving stranded whales on Tuesday and were hoping the animals would soon swim away into deeper water. -
No Comment Locally made robots wait tables at Kathmandu restaurant Locally made robots took over waiting duties in a Kathmandu restaurant. -
World News POWs or trespassers? Untangling Russia's attack on Ukrainian ships Cutting through the claims and counterclaims, the dispute largely boils down to one thing: Crimea. -
World News EU Health report: we're living longer but the pay-gap and mental health still cause for concern The biennial OECD/European Commission report puts a focus on mental health issues and efficiency savings -
Germany Germany offers year of rent to asylum seekers who return home The German Interior Ministry's latest repatriation campaign has drawn criticism. -
Ukraine Ukraine: What is meant by martial law? Ukraine is to introduce 30 days of martial law on Wednesday, but what does this really mean? -
World News Migrants try to cross one of world's busiest shipping lanes in dinghy People attempting to reach Britain illegally have traditionally hidden themselves in or under trucks traveling by ferry or train. -
United Kingdom Bottom half of Britain's biggest bronze statue unveiled Bottom half of Britain's biggest bronze statue unveiled -
Nepal Nepal's digital restaurant where guests are served by robots Nepal's digital restaurant where guests are served by robots -
Greece What is a day like in the life of a Greek NATO pilot? Greek NATO pilots face frequent tensions in the Aegean Sea, so what does a day in their life look like? -
Markets Oil markets cautious after recent battering, eye G20 and OPEC meetings Oil markets cautious after recent battering, eye G20 and OPEC meetings -
World News Watch live: Parliamentarians criticise Zuckerberg's no-show at Facebook hearing Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg is not fielding questions at the international committee hearing. -
United Kingdom Queue jumpers of Europe, unite! What it’s like to feel like a stranger in your own home | View Theresa May called EU citizens who have made their home in the UK "queue jumpers". Being vilified in their adopted country by the Prime Minister has left many feeling angered - and more like strangers in their own home. -
World News The most famous street in Paris became a blazing battleground. Here's why. "The forgotten middle class" has taken to the country's streets. "They feel like the political elite is forgetting about them," one expert said. -
World News Air pollution caused by diesel cars costs EU up to €80 billion a year: Study Most of the damage costs of road-related air pollution are health costs. -
Afghanistan Three US service members killed in Afghanistan Three US service members were killed and three wounded when an improvised explosive device detonated Tuesday near Ghazni city, Afghanistan, Resolute Support said in a statement. -
World News Three U.S. service members killed in Afghanistan IED detonation Three other wounded service members and a wounded contractor were evacuated and being treated for their injuries. -
Italy Italian Budget: Senate finance committee to stick to high-spending budget plans However, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio has suggested the government might be willing to reduce the deficit target to end the stand-off with the EU. -
World News Why our sense of time speeds up as we age, according to neuroscience We can't slow time itself down, but we can do things to pace ourselves and create more lasting impressions of times past. -
World Ukraine introduces martial law amid crisis with Russia Ukraine's parliament has backed imposing martial law for 30 days in parts of the country, in response to Russia's capture of three Ukrainian naval vessels over the weekend. -
United Kingdom Christmas shop in aid of refugees pops back up in London If you're looking for a special present at Christmas a new pop-up store in London lets you buy a gift for a refugee. 'Choose Love' opened on Friday (November 23) and is run by the charity 'Help Refugees'. -
World News Which European countries ranked highest for food sustainability in 2018? France has come out on top of the Food Sustainability Index (FSI) 2018 among high-income countries. -
World News General Motors to close plants and cut jobs to cope with ailing market American carmaker will streamline its operations amid rising costs and slumping sales, focussing on larger vehicles and future technologies. -
Europe News The Brief: Azov Sea, Brexit court case, and a plastic dragon In this edition of the Brief: the EU reacts to the situation in the Azov Sea between Ukraine and Russia, the EU's top court rejects a case to annul Brexit and the EU commission sets out to 'slay the plastic pollution dragon'. -
World News Tribal rights group urges police to call off search for American's body A global advocacy non-profit for tribespeople urged officials to call off the search, saying it puts everyone involved in danger. -
World French whisky boosted by Brexit French whisky production is getting a boost from Brexit. With uncertainty over the price and future availability of British whiskies, several French producers are upping their game. -
World News Special counsel Mueller's team says Paul Manafort lied to investigators, breaking plea deal Lawyers for Manafort, former Trump campaign chairman, say he "believes he has provided truthful information" and doesn't agree he has breached the plea deal. -
United Kingdom Trump weakens May's hand, says Brexit deal 'good for EU' The US President suggested the Withdrawal Agreement would prevent the UK and the US from striking out a trade deal. -
World News Everybody knows these Dems are running for president — so why won't they just say it? The magic words that no quasi-presidential candidate and would-be Trump challenger dares yet utter: "I'm running." -
United Kingdom UK's GDP "to take 3.9% hit by 2030" under May's proposed deal, says report The independent think-tank National Institute of Economic and Social Research carried out the study for anti-Brexit People's Vote campaign -
World News Trump demands new GM investment in Ohio, defends use of tear gas at border "In the not-too-distant future, they'll put something else," the president said Monday of GM's factory closing announcements. "They better put something else in." -
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Africanews The chemist who might overcome malaria [Inspire Africa] Malaria remains the deadliest disease on the continent, claiming the highest number of victims than any other every year. Enter University of Cape Town Professor, Kelly Chibale. The Zambian chemist -
World News The Mars landing could lead to human colonization, and the end of Martian life | View If any of [human] missions [to Mars] finds more concrete evidence of life, even of the microscopic variety, we all will face a moral and ethical quandary. Do microscopic and presumably non-sentient beings on another planet have the right to be protected from us? Is Mars their planet? -
World News Scientist's gene-editing experiment sparks worry, outrage Some researchers say it's time to allow gene editing, with careful regulation. -
World News NASA's InSight spacecraft sends 'selfie' back to earth NASA's InSight spacecraft sends 'selfie' back to earth -
Ukraine Europe briefing: Matthew Hedges returns to UK, Trump on Brexit, Ukraine-Russia standoff Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about this morning.