28 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Europe briefing: Deutsche Bank offices searched, Brexit economy report and Georgia elections Here are the top European stories you need to know about today. -
United Kingdom Brexit deal to be debated for five days ahead of parliament vote The final days leading up to the UK parliament's vote on the draft Brexit deal have been established -
World News Magnus Carlsen defeats Fabiano Caruana to retain World Chess Championship title This showdown followed a record-breaking streak of 12 drawn games of regular chess. -
World News Pelosi nominated as speaker by House Democrats The full House will hold the formal vote for speaker in early January when the new Congress convenes. -
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World How should Europe respond to the Ukraine-Russia tension flare-up? | Raw Politics The Raw Politics panel tonight discusses the possibility of war between Ukraine and Russia, but with one question remaining: how should Europe react? -
Europe News Raw Politics: Ukraine-Russia, racism in EU and Chinese president in Europe In this episode of Raw Politics, the panel discusses the worsening geopolitical relationship between Russia and Ukraine after the former seized three vessels, while a newly released report shows the extent of racism in the EU. -
United Kingdom What you need to know about the bombshell Brexit reports Euronews takes you through all the important points in the Treasury and Bank of England Brexit reports, which look at the economic damage that could be caused by the EU's departure from the EU. -
World Should Spain and Portugal welcome Chinese investment? | Raw Politics As Chinese President Xi Jinping eyes up investment opportunities in Spain and Portugal, Raw Politics looks at whether this is wise for Europe. -
Nepal Austrian climber David Lama completes first solo climb of Lunang Ri Austrian climber David Lama has completed the first solo climb of Lunang Ri in Nepal. -
Markets Asian shares tentative ahead of Trump-Xi meeting, Fed speech Asian shares tentative ahead of Trump-Xi meeting, Fed speech -
Spain Spanish foreign minister says Americans only had to 'kill four Indians' to get independence Spain's foreign minister offended many by stating that Americans only "had to kill four Indians" to get independence. -
No Comment "For the kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these" Pope forgives errant child -
Business Extreme Brexit could be worse for UK than financial crisis, says Bank of England The Bank of England has warned that the UK's economy could shrink by 8% in the event of a "disorderly" no deal Brexit. -
Europe News The Brief: EU climate strategy, being Black in the EU and extradition The Brief: EU climate strategy, being Black in the EU and extradition -
No Comment Quincy Jones honoured in Hollywood handprint ceremony Jones is the most Grammy-nominated artist of all time, with a total of 79 nominations. He has had 27 wins. -
World Brexit Brief: Approval statistics, TV debate hosts and Brexit costs | Raw Politics Today's Brexit brief looks into new statistics approving the Brexit deal, the media's battle to host the Brexit debate, and new figures estimating how much Brexit is actually going to cost -
World News Two Iranian citizens indicted on charges of carrying out ransomware attacks at U.S. cities, hospitals Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein called the attacks a "high-tech, sophisticated, extortion plot". -
No Comment Migrants plea for help as winter comes to Bosnia Migrants coming to Bosnia have been flocking to the northwestern part of the country near the border with European Union member Croatia. -
No Comment Australia: wildfires ravage Queensland High winds, dry air and severe heatwave conditions were combining to make the fire danger extreme, with 138 blazes raging by late Wednesday -
No Comment Second migrant caravan arrives in Tijuana Second migrant caravan arrives in Tijuana -
Kuwait Kuwaiti artist creates graveyard for books to protest government's literature ban A Kuwaiti artist has created a "Cemetery of Banned Books" to protest the government's ban on thousands of pieces of literature -
Australia In other moos: Australia's biggest cow avoids abattoir Standing at 194 cm (6.4 feet) tall, a giant Australian cow called 'Knickers' has been saved from the abattoir after being deemed too big to fit into the processing facility, -
World News Mother and 10-month-old daughter killed by grizzly bear outside their remote cabin The mother, a 37-year-old schoolteacher, was on maternity leave. She and her family had been staying in a lake cabin in the Yukon for three months. -
World News Russia follows up sea clash by deploying anti-aircraft missiles The Ukrainian president believes his country is under the "extremely serious" threat of a land invasion. -
United Kingdom Magnus Carlsen wins World Chess Championship, ending historic tournament The win will go down in history, as it came after 12 classic chess games between the pair ended in a draw — something never before seen. -
World News Dutch rail company to pay reparations for mass deportations of Jews in WWII The rail company, NS, said that its involvement in the deportations "is a black page in the history of our country and our company." -
United Kingdom Tens of thousands raised online for teen after footage of bullying in the UK goes viral A crowdfunding page set up for a 15-year-old-boy who was being bullied at school has garnered more than £68,000 (€77,000) of donations in just one day. -
France Eiffel Tower staircase fetches big bucks at auction A collector from the Middle East claimed the stairs after a six-figure bid -
Europe News "There was a deliberate provocation" - Ukraine Parliament Chairman "I'm convinced that there was a deliberate provocation by Russian forces in order to provoke Ukraine for more active measures, similar to what they did in Georgia in 2008," Andriy Parubiy Chairman of Ukrainian parliament tells Euronews. -
World News Iran 'ready to discuss human rights' if EU fixes nuclear accord Head of country's atomic authority says a positive outcome on the economic side could open more doors for relations with the EU -
Markets Growth and trade worries to keep a lid on European stocks in 2019 Growth and trade worries to keep a lid on European stocks in 2019 - Reuters poll -
Morocco Can the EU turn migration into an opportunity instead of turning to populism? | View With effective management mechanisms at a global and regional level, migration could be rendered a source of prosperity instead of a source of conflict. -
Brazil In Pictures: Deforestation in Brazil's rainforest is close to five times the size of London Deforestation in Brazil has reached a new high, shows new data released by the government earlier this week. The deforested space in the last year is close to five times the size of London. -
World News Discrimination against black people 'commonplace' in EU: Report Nearly a third of black people in the EU have been the victim of racial harassment in the past five years, a new survey has found. -
Hungary Chuck Norris meets Viktor Orbán: Street fighting men get to know each other "You know I’m a street fighter basically," Orbán told martial artist and actor Chuck Norris. -
Russia Russia's Putin accuses Ukraine leader of orchestrating naval 'provocation' to boost ratings Putin on Wednesday accused Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko of orchestrating a naval "provocation" in the Black Sea to boost his ratings ahead of next year's elections. -
Netherlands Air-taxi prototype unveiled at Amsterdam drone show A scale model of a flying drone-car mashup is providing a tantalising glimpse of future of urban mobility. The "Pop.Up Next" prototype drone is being developed by aviation giant Airbus, car maker Audi and Ital Design. -
World News Feeling SAD? How to cope with seasonal affective disorder To seek relief, some people turn to dietary supplements. But do they really work? Here's what really helps. -
World News CO2 emissions on the rise for first time in four years A report by the United Nations Environment Programme shows that global carbon dioxide emissions rose again during 2017 after a three year hiatus -
Greece Greece: Near total public transport shutdown as workers strike over wage cuts and tax hikes Greek ships remained docked at the country’s ports and a protest rally has also been held in central Athens as workers also call for increases in minimum wages and the re-introduction of collective bargaining. -
World News Massive cow too big to be slaughtered Owner Geoff Pearson said Knickers was too heavy to go to the slaughterhouse. -
Slovenia Slovenia is first NATO state to appoint female army chief Major General Alenka Ermenc now leads the country's 7,500 troops. -
France Pre-war classics unveiled before going under the hammer in Paris French auction house Artcurial unveiled their latest catch of premium vintage cars at an airport warehouse on Monday (November 26), expected to be sold at astronomical prices to collectors with deep pockets. -
Netherlands Holocaust survivors to be compensated by Dutch wartime train operator More than 100,000 Dutch Jews were killed during the Second World War. -
China Scientist who claims to have created genetically-edited babies presents findings Concerns had been raised over the veracity of Professor He Jiankui's claims that he had made a pair of twins that are resitant to HIV. -
World News Paul Manafort's now-murky plea bargain brings challenges to him and the Mueller probe A possible broken deal amounts to "a real blow" to Mueller, because he's lost a cooperating witness and any past information Manafort passed could now be severely weakened. -
World News U.S. envoy moves fast to make peace with Taliban before Trump pulls plug Aware Trump has expressed impatience with the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad has moved quickly to get the Taliban to the negotiating table. -
World Checkmate awaits in the World Chess Championship After deadlock for much of the month of November Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana are trying to overcome the razor-thin margin of skill that divides them in order to grab the crown of World Chess Champion. So far it's proved too difficult a task. After 12 games, they're going to tiebreakers. -
World News Google employees call for company to end work on China search engine Google employees stated in an open letter that they no longer believed the company was "willing to place its values above its profits." -
World Watch: 'Get out of Ukraine, Mr. Putin,' says Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko "Get out of Ukraine, Mr. Putin" - strong words from Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in an interview with NBC's Richard Engel. -
World May continues Brexit tour as economic impact assessments loom The Bank of England and the British government are to release assessments of the economic impact of Brexit later today It comes as Prime Minister Theresa May continues her tour of the UK with a visit to Scotland to try to sell her Brexit deal ahead of next month's parliamentary vote. -
United Kingdom 'Thames mermaid' fishes out rubbish to send a message Lindsey Cole is swimming the Thames in winter to raise awareness of plastic litter. -
World News Feds say Russian hackers duped U.S. companies out of millions in ad dollars The schemes made it appear to advertisers that human beings had clicked on internet ads, when in reality it was automated bots doing the clicking.
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World News Accused Russian agent Maria Butina wants to be released from solitary confinement: Lawyer Butina was arrested and charged with allegedly conspiring with her ex-boss to infiltrate powerful U.S. organizations, including the NRA, and to push Moscow's agenda. -
World News 'SpongeBob Squarepants' creator Stephen Hillenburg dies at 57 "We are incredibly saddened by the news that Steve Hillenburg has passed away following a battle with ALS," Nickelodeon said in a statement. -
World News Bolton: Why would we listen to Khashoggi killing tape? "What do you think I'll learn from it?" the Trump adviser asked reporters at the White House Tuesday. "Unless you speak Arabic, what are you going to get from it?" -
World News Elon Musk's L.A. freeway tunnel won't see the light of day Elon Musk's Boring Company made a lot of noise about drilling a tunnel below a busy Los Angeles freeway, but in the end the idea was nixed. -
World News Fact check: 7 things Trump got wrong about the border and immigration After defending the use of tear gas against migrants, Trump inflated statistics about crimes committed by undocumented immigrants, among other things. -
World News NASA's InSight lander is safely on Mars. What happens now? The successful touch-down marks the beginning of the next phase of the two-year, $850-million mission. -
World News Europe briefing: Russia-Ukraine tension, Brexit economic assessment and Greece strike Euronews takes a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning. -
World News NASA's InSight lander: What's next? NASA’s InSight lander completed a seven-month journey through space after landing on Mars yesterday, but its work on the Red Planet has only just begun.