archives - 28 Nov 2018. euronews : International and European news all available as video on demand

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Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

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The final days leading up to the UK parliament's vote on the draft Brexit deal have been established

Brexit deal to be debated for five days ahead of parliament vote

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This showdown followed a record-breaking streak of 12 drawn games of regular chess.

Magnus Carlsen defeats Fabiano Caruana to retain World Chess Championship title

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The full House will hold the formal vote for speaker in early January when the new Congress convenes.

Pelosi nominated as speaker by House Democrats

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World

How should Europe respond to the Ukraine-Russia tension flare-up?

The Raw Politics panel tonight discusses the possibility of war between Ukraine and Russia, but with one question remaining: how should Europe react?

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Europe News

Raw Politics: Ukraine-Russia, Racism in EU, Chinese president in Spain

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.

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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.

Will Brexit really hurt the UK economy?

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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.

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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.

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Markets

Asian shares tentative ahead of Trump-Xi meeting, Fed speech

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Spain

Spanish foreign minister: 'US only had to kill four Indians'

Spain's foreign minister offended many by stating that Americans only "had to kill four Indians" to get independence.

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Pope forgives errant child

"For the kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these"

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Business

UK GDP 'could shrink by up to 8% with a no deal, no transition Brexit'

The Bank of England has warned that the UK's economy could shrink by 8% in the event of a "disorderly" no deal Brexit.

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The Brief: EU climate strategy, being Black in the EU and extradition

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Jones is the most Grammy-nominated artist of all time, with a total of 79 nominations. He has had 27 wins.

Quincy Jones honoured in Hollywood handprint ceremony

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World

Brexit Brief: Approval statistics, TV debate hosts and Brexit costs

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

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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein called the attacks a "high-tech, sophisticated, extortion plot".

Two Iranian citizens indicted on charges of carrying out ransomware attacks at U.S. cities, hospitals

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Migrants coming to Bosnia have been flocking to the northwestern part of the country near the border with European Union member Croatia.

Migrants plea for help as winter comes to Bosnia

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High winds, dry air and severe heatwave conditions were combining to make the fire danger extreme, with 138 blazes raging by late Wednesday

Australia: wildfires ravage Queensland

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A Kuwaiti artist has created a "Cemetery of Banned Books" to protest the government's ban on thousands of pieces of literature

Second migrant caravan arrives in Tijuana

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Kuwait

Kuwaiti artist designs 'Cemetery of Banned Books'

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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,

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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.

Mother and 10-month-old daughter killed by grizzly bear outside their remote cabin

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The Ukrainian president believes his country is under the "extremely serious" threat of a land invasion.

Russia follows up sea clash by deploying anti-aircraft missiles

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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.

Magnus Carlsen wins World Chess Championship

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The rail company, NS, said that its involvement in the deportations "is a black page in the history of our country and our company."

Dutch rail company to pay reparations for mass deportations of Jews in WWII

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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.

Donations pour in for bullying victim in UK

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France

Eiffel Tower staircase fetches big bucks at auction

A collector from the Middle East claimed the stairs after a six-figure bid

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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.

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