29 November 2018 | Euronews
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World News Which countries in Europe are paying the most for household energy? Electricity and gas in Denmark is the most expensive in Europe, according to new statistics. But where do other countries place? -
Russia Russia 'not interested' in war with Ukraine, Russian lawmaker says Russian lawmaker says his country is "not interested in military confrontation with Ukraine," amid ongoing standoff -
United Kingdom 'They do to us what we do to them': Theresa May grilled by an MP about Brexit reciprocity A Scottish MP faced the British Prime Minister about ending freedom of movement in the UK after Brexit -
World News Why do some kids get misdiagnosed with ADHD? Birth month might be a clue Children who start elementary school younger than their classmates are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD. -
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World Raw Politics: Scientific ethics, Ukraine-Russia, COP 24 On this episode of Raw Politics, a scientist in China has sparked the debate on scientific ethics after he says he has developed a gene-editing tool tested on twin girls while Ukraine-Russia tensions continue to escalate. -
World Swedes launch campaign asking people to give up air travel in 2019 | Raw Politics Two Swedes have launched a campaign asking people to refrain from flying for an entire year to help raise awareness of climate change -
Markets Asia stocks advance, dollar struggles on signs of more cautious Fed Asia stocks advance, dollar struggles on signs of more cautious Fed -
Italy Italy's new security decree clamps down on immigration After the Italian parliament approved Matteo Salvini's new immigration-security decree, what can we expect to change for asylum seekers in Italy? -
World Medical care under siege in Gaza Aid Zone looks at Gaza's medical system after the Great March of Return. -
Ukraine What do Ukrainians think of Russian tensions? | All Voices What do Ukrainians think of rising Russian-Ukraine tensions? -
France Should the EU take France's seat on the UN Security Council? Germany wants the EU to have a bigger say in the biggest decisions in international politics. -
Netherlands Builder of life-size Noah's Ark plans to sail boat to Israel Noah way! The gigantic vessel has no motor so tugboats need to be hired. Cost? More than €1 million. -
United Kingdom No deal Brexit to put UK, EU at greater risk, security minister warns If the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal it will be cut out from the bloc's databases on which DNA, fingerprints and information about suspects are shared. -
USA Trump cancels meeting with Putin over seized Ukraine ships and sailors US President Donald Trump says he has cancelled an upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin because of the Russia-Ukraine standoff. -
World News We are the last generation that can act against climate change, experts say A new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says our generation may be the last to be able to act against climate change -
No Comment Astonishment as hologram and a live orchestra put Callas back onstage The operatic soprano, who died in 1977, is brought back to the stage thanks to technology -
Musica Revival of Chéreau's legendary "Elektra" at La Scala The opera house revived the famous production to mark the fifth anniversary of the director's death. -
No Comment Sprucing up NYC: Rockefeller Center lights Christmas tree A massive Norway spruce has been lit up in a tradition that ushers in Christmastime in New York City. -
No Comment Trumps light up the USA's National Christmas Tree It's the 96th straight year for the presidential tradition. -
No Comment Dresden opens its famous Christmas market Germany's oldest Christmas market gets the taste buds tingling -
No Comment Tokyo hosts anti-terror drills at future Olympic venue Tokyo metropolitan government officials have held anti-terrorism drills at a venue for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics -
France Maria Callas returns to opera stage in hologram form Maria Callas returns to opera stage in hologram form -
World News Ukraine once gave up 5,000 nukes. Russia's attack may have broken that deal. Washington paid half a billion dollars for Ukraine to pass 5,000 nuclear weapons to Russia to be dismantled after brokering the deal. -
World Should Ukraine join Nato? Raw Politics asks MEPs Too soon or a choice to make now? Could Kyiv be welcomed into the military alliance? -
Jamaica Jamaica's reggae music inscribed on Unesco's World Heritage List Reggae, the Jamaican music genre popularised by Bob Marley, has been inscribed on Unesco's World Heritage List -
Europe News MEPs call for ex-FYROM leader extradition MEPs have called on Hungary to extradite the Former leader of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. Nicola Gruevski fled to Hungary with diplomatic help and granted asylum. Budapest says its a legal matter. In FYROM the former PM was sentenced to two years in jail for corruption. -
Europe News Billboard battle brews between Brussels and Budapest A billboard battle is brewing between Guy Verhofstadt and Viktor Orban, the former said he was not bothered by the Hungarian leader's jibe in his new poster campaign. Orban's billboard appears to suggest that all migrants are terrorists. Verhostadt told Euronews, that this is scandalous. -
Smart Regions Striding the global stage: How the EU is helping local heroes take on the world The EU is keen to create the multinational business champions of the future, and is looking to help successful SMEs make the leap from local dominance to the international markets. -
Georgia Euronews speaks to Georgia’s new President-elect, Salome Zurabishvili The French-born ex-diplomat has become the first woman to hold the office. -
World News Teens get free pass to enjoy Europe by train The European Commission is giving away 12,000 free Interrail tickets to 18-year-olds living in the bloc, after thousands benefited from the scheme during the summer. -
World News Michael Cohen pleads guilty to lying about Trump Tower project in Moscow In August, Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance and bank fraud charges. -
United Kingdom Better ties with Commonwealth countries are key to Britain’s post-Brexit success | View It is [...] no coincidence that H.R.H. Prince Harry visited Zambia this week. A vibrant, democratically-stable, environmentally-aware nation, and one of the main success stories of post-colonialism. -
Norway Former Norwegian minister charged with sexual abuse of asylum seekers Former Norwegian fisheries minister Svein Ludvigsen has been charged with sexually assaulting three asylum seekers, prosecutors say -
United Kingdom Watch: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pay tribute to Leicester City helicopter crash victims The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge paid tribute to last month's victims of the helicopter crash in Leicester, -
China Scientific community outraged at Chinese scientist's gene editing baby claims The scientific community is outraged by the Chinese scientist's baby gene editing claims, questioning the ethics and safety of his work. -
Earth News The eco hotels of 2019 to book now Our top picks of the best luxury and sustainable hotels in Europe to book in 2019. -
Earth News When a sustainable fashion designer teams up with a carmaker All they need is a few plastic bottles. -
United Kingdom May suggests 'no deal' plans will be triggered if she loses vote on Brexit deal The Commons Liason Committee grilled Prime Minister Theresa May about her Brexit strategy on Thursday morning. -
World News Which European countries are the best and worst at recycling plastic waste? Lithuania topped the ranking, recycling 74.4% of its plastic waste. Estonia came in last, recycling less than a quarter of plastic packaging. -
Yemen US Senate in move to end military support for Saudis in Yemen Senators want to punish Saudi Arabia for its role in the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi -
United Kingdom Net migration of EU citizens to UK hits 6-year low Data from the Office for National Statistics showed net migration to Britain of non-EU citizens rose to a record 248,000 in the year to June 2018 - the highest since 2004, thanks to a surge in student numbers. -
Markets European shares join Wall Street rally on dovish Fed comments European shares join Wall Street rally on dovish Fed comments -
Hungary The CEU has no place in Orbán’s Hungary – but it won’t be the same anywhere else | View The Central European University may have been an American institution, but for many Hungarians, it represented a bright future for young Hungarians. Now it has been lost to Budapest forever. -
United Kingdom It's a ho ho hold up — giant inflatable Santa blocks traffic in UK Drivers in Cambridgeshire, UK, were held up by a festive roadblock on Tuesday — a giant inflatable Santa that had broken free of its moorings. -
World News Guy Verhofstadt: Compromising on EU values would mean selling out on our integrity | View Sooner rather than later [...] the EU must be able to prevent and correct breaches of Union values. We should create the powers to apply sanctions – if necessary including financial sanctions - that can act as effective deterrence. -
Afghanistan Kabul: Taliban attack on British security compound kills at least 10 Taliban gunmen and a suicide bomber attacked a British security compound in Kabul, killing at least 10 people and injuring 19. -
World News Trump will meet one-on-one with Putin at G-20, Kremlin says Their last encounter drew criticism after Trump sided with Putin against American intelligence agencies over 2016 election meddling. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Poroshenko urges Nato to deploy ships in the Azov sea to 'provide security' to the country President Petro Poroshenko of Ukraine has urged Nato to deploy ships to the Sea of Azov after Russia seized Ukrainian naval vessels and crews off Crimea. -
Culture Series Photographer Daniel Grecu's lens for mother nature Daniel Grecu's photojournalist character has been self-built from zero and has accomplished features on the platforms of prestigious magazines like National Geographic -
World News The internet is obsessed with Knickers the giant Australian cow What have they been feeding it? -
World News Here's how much your country spends on your healthcare Luxembourg spent €5,600 per inhabitant on healthcare in 2016 — the highest of any EU member state. -
World News The Dead Sea is dying. A $1.5 billion plan aims to resurrect it. Some experts believe the saltiest sea on earth will dry out by 2050, while others predict it will just end up a fraction of its current size. -
France 'Yellow Vest' spokespeople to meet French PM Spokespeople for "les gilets jaunes" protest movement have said French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe wants to meet them on Friday. -
World News World's first brick made of urine requires a lot of it "Bio-bricks" may sound icky, but scientists say they offer crucial advantages over ordinary clay bricks. -
World News Facebook rolls out its local news 'Today In' feature to more than 400 U.S. cities The dedicated section collects and aggregates relevant stories for local communities in a packaged form in the user's NewsFeed. -
World News How did Microsoft just overtake Apple as the world's most valuable company? Growth in Microsoft's cloud business was up 76 percent in first quarter earnings for 2019. -
World News Trump says pardon for Paul Manafort is 'not off the table' The president also compared the special counsel's investigation into Russian election interference to McCarthyism in an interview with The New York Post. -
World News Inmates accused of scamming hundreds of U.S. service members in 'sextortion' ring The inmates are accused of using smart phones to pose as underage girls in order to trick service members into paying them money. -
World News Deutsche Bank offices searched under money laundering investigation Investigators have gone into the Frankfurt offices as part of a probe by the public prosecutors office into the rogue offshore finance industry. -
World News A prison transfer request led to Samuel Little confessing to 90 murders Little is very good at remembering his victims and where he killed them, even drawing "pictures of many of the women he killed," according to the FBI. -
World News After 'inadequate' briefing on Saudi Arabia, Senate advances bill to end U.S. war support The measure passed 63-37, a strong rebuke to President Trump and a reversal for the Senate who rejected the same measure nine months ago. -
World News Senate set to consider a rebuke to Trump on Saudi Arabia Support for the measure to end U.S. support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen has grown in the wake of Khashoggi murder. -
World News Mueller treating Manafort 'like a terrorist,' Trump lawyer Giuliani says Responding to a recent New York Times report, the president's personal attorney lashed out at the special counsel. -
United Kingdom ‘I don’t feel safe at school’, says Syrian boy in bullying video The 15-year-old Syrian refugee allegedly assaulted in a video that went viral has spoken of his suffering since coming to England. -
World News Bobby Brown files lawsuit against Showtime and BBC over Whitney Houston documentary The film has an 86 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with one critic saying it "makes you want to reach right into the screen and tell Whitney Houston to draw herself back from the abyss." -
World News Pittsburgh synagogue shooting treated as hate crime, victims' families 'in shock' The victims ranged in age from 54 to 97, authorities said during a press conference. -
World News Stormy Daniels says Michael Avenatti sued Trump for defamation against her wishes In a phone interview with NBC News, Avenatti said he was surprised by her allegations, and said "a number of things" were "not accurate." -
Poland Greenpeace stages chimney top protest at Polish coal power plant Activists endure freezing conditions in protest against Poland's pro-coal energy policy -
World News U.K. cybersecurity agency mounts transparency push The goal is to prevent cyberattacks like "WannaCry," which paralyzed computer systems around the world in May 2017. -
World News Chinese researcher is "proud" of gene-editing twins "Lulu and Nana were born normal and healthy," researcher He Jiankui said. -
Austria Renoir painting stolen at Vienna auction house "Golfe, mer, falaises vertes" was painted by the French impressionist master in 1895. It's estimated to be worth between €120,000 and €160,000. -
USA El Chapo's narco trial: a luxury life worth of Pablo Escobar The current trial of Mexico's El Chapo in New York has shed light on the luxury lifestyle he has led for 25 years -
World News Margaret Atwood announces sequel to 'The Handmaid's Tale' Atwood said she drew inspiration for her new novel from reader's questions and "the world we've been living in." -
World News Twitter says account with 1 million followers was Putin impostor Twitter suspended the account, saying it had received a report from Russian officials about it. -
World News Video of boy in England attacking smaller boy in 'racially-aggravated assault' goes viral Police say the 16-year-old boy, who can be seen in the video yelling, "I'll drown ya," will face assault charges. -
World News Six-year-old boy steals spotlight from Pope Francis A 6-year-old boy climbed on stage during Pope Francis' general audience at the Vatican on Wednesday. The pontiff said, "Let him be, let him be."